The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

Ersstus Corsins viii be 'hs Mr. Strong Is to prvs
radical resolutions Nebraska aud tie slsvs Law.
The COnventisn win meet at wist ns not AArksu Han
Delegates only via admitted to toe soor avoid
fusion.
James ". Nye Ia ta cd Of scsuccesd Gsrrit Smith HI
the Tree soil nominee in MSS he resiues nos in
| New York.
There il . meeting being held now at the Globe at
| which AesasA Cocirane, LUDLOW, Cassissy, Church,
Richmond, and Smith, of Buffalo; ar1 present. They
Tcy charsCg how to dpcss OF she Nebraska ques.
ton. The sentiment prevailing to pass resolutions
deprecsttDg the opening Of slavery agitation, scaui
escs In the N-brsska and Kaness b and approving Of
| the principles Of poyulAr sovereignty.
1t was intended to make Frerorn Jesvett temporary
chairman but he absent by sictnsls. Abijah Mann
will probably be chosen.
1he resolution offered at the meeting Of the Globe
Hotel IL sti under debste.
John Taylor deciased himself in sevor Of tho Ne
brssKa bl.
Atijab Mann said 1t tius TO have dons with
promises If he lad Hvcc in Toga, he would not have
voted fer Ia, or He In favof Of Seymour for Go
vernon, but would not support him il not sound. The
convention should speak frst these questions, then
nominate.
Mr. Belts, of Orange, said that the ropulor
regDty in the proposed resolution would outhcue
nan OF hrndred any where to organise government
spo o.mand to be recognized q sovereign State.
3ohn Cochrane sustained the resolution at rea
length He raid he = barn burner, and stiu
,ocate of the principles of the Buffalo platform
Mr.. Cochrance, Of Schenectady asked did the ps.n
ciples Of the Nebraska bill cobrsvene the principesOf
the Jefferson ordinance of eighty ssven2
Mr. Cochraue, Of New York refused to auswer aud hs
after speaking few minu ongcr bid good bye tne
meeting and left the
Mr.. Copg-r then made speech.
The room now began 10 thin out, and members col,
lected in g. cups, dispu'ing on tho NebrasIA bill
Mr.. Richmond and others are locked In SIpheus
Princes private ROOM trying to shape another resolution
to get the ditAculty existing.
Messrs Cassidy and Mann in the hall talking
about it. Mr.. Mann is taking the radical side
A Caucus is being held At the Syracuse House, which
Is largely attended.
Messrs Cocbrance Of Schenectady, Andrew Yates
Beckwth Hovey and others, spoke.
Each county called and the delegates Expressed
their opinions.
Mr Gaibrath Of Saratoga, said his dictrict endorsed
Bugbs and also Gereral Psrces administration
asa democratic course pursued by them.
Every court, represented but three opposed the repeal
OF the Missouri Coupr. misc
One person remarked that the ofHcehslders were at
Dean Rcbmopd's room, ana moved that the meeting ad
jourD there Carried.
It has been said that Seymour will not run In that
event effort Ill he made nominate Preston Kiog
Abiah Mann is TO be permanent president Of the Ton
vention
The Oswego demo Gratis have nominated county ticsst
Letter Of Gov. Seymour DscIinang a-Nomsna-
l.Os. Jvr q eve rDOr.
sLBASY, September4, 1854
To TIE EDITORS THE ATLAS
some months since. at my reqdest you stated your
Iaper that could not bcA candste for the ofcs of
Governor NJ the next election learn this morning
my return to albany, that some Of the delegates to the
Democratic State Lnnveuti0n wh ch VII at Syra
cus- this week, instructed To u
cauoicsts for election To that office. ~ lc am. gra
tilted @i,h these essioi,s Of o1 will and confidence
am cccp psea b. circumstances beyond my control
rerest what bar at ali tinlrs stased mg
ttoD and crrresDonde0ca durvs the present year that
cannot accept nomination. You requested to pub
lsh his Lote In your ps per tins att rnoop-
Yer! reslect.uiiy yours, 30: