The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

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The fcs ner county oomuattse 70 appointed, and
the convention adjourned
CONDITION OF THE WING PARTY IN TINS
[ssom sas Buffslo Advertiser, (whig Oct Ml
ABE THEY WHO'S
Nyran H. Csxrk, q Of inferior talents deficient
edusst on, and most Of whose experience in pub.
lie life was acsuired in dischsrgisg the Office OF
Corn'y Shelf was put in nono.ti0n BY the syrasuss
sible peat Of Gover5or Of the State OF New Yorl-a
poe. of great responsibility and demanding chAacsr
the State whose opinion is worth ing and who
pg to exprtm i, viii ~y that this r. CLARK sfore
the tcs, for any othsr reason whatever than b.
cause no wsa the leading ts the qu which
Governor ssymonr vetoed Whether ea the supPosion
was judicious matter which opinions mey differ;
but i 4 certain that henry ayroud bssvei st the
bsssed opinions for TIE hope Of oce that Mr. Carks
law w.s olumsy piece Of leg'lat7s workmanship, cal
raree, AID that Governor seymour sss to be ap
psuded ard upheld for his veto. whether, In tais
t..h q ss. Raymond shat h va. wssn
1t cerssin thersfore that Clark no@iuated for
quite distinct from his services che whg party
As the man had no merit, oblgc tion to support
him, 50 far such obligation existed resulted from
which had nominated him. The curious rssctical ppl
cation which was made BY tho convention OF the maxim
v as sss .s Is
principle or not support him ct ALL On personal grounds
hs ne hss no ssims 70 single whg vote for ts rsspeca
PLATFORM thsr remains no reason why any why should
support him
tenant Governor. made, year two sincs virtual re
nuneistion Of the WING party He made himself known
1S Ds ds sas II 0 S
renuDcation the whg party of fraud upon tho pub
as literary nn, paper rssn; ps2s5 msds Or
editor partisan for the po sal opinions OF the
cannot influence his views tho topics proper for s
euskcn in periodicals Of this description. But in
paper which discusses political questions neutrality iss
dishcEeat P1efence Il the editor 10 attached to tho
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all the public questic which he wriss but .
cannot honestly pretend neutrality when he really be-
longs to party. and desires its Raymond them
If We give him the crecit Of being honest man.
not whs at the time he put in nominal tion At yrs
knows to ths prominent part ne acted in the SAatoga
Convention No wh's bound to support him for any
at tsyracuss as he has that platform he ms
NO claim to any whg vote.
These tho two leading canaidAtss Now let look
ut their two esdug supporters The ot Herful
influential OF these the Tbne paper which
spit the vhg platform before he Last Presidential es
tion ard formally and In set terms renowned thu wh
party eds,ey afterwards 1. supports the present
tcket cordially earnestly, and with all its charsserss
zeal But on what groundsY That IL h whig ticket
Tbs ector Of the 7rlbSne is too honest man and
cheiiahes too hearty tcstatior of shsms to make
there il sny longer whig party. He writes edit ,riAs
his rsciet ssships style to prove that fu
SION s A the snly norfhsrn Poscs for the future and
al d'sosrnisg vision that old party distinctions were
pe1seded end uDmesning .In fact" he says, g the
reconstruction OF parties had necessity forced
upon the compact breakers Of the outh and their
Northern 20 that ths only open question
which shnder.d this natural ana ulmasey inevitable
consunmatien."
the as:. place the exiting pos.l in
retanceto slavery aggression would be abdication
county would BE- dsrsasss by new orsani.s
.s q s .%s. .Ss ne ss 70
.sd selling vhs esaye.sisn. 70. ys..: form capital
j.
s in II X sbs ,s
o q IN % 4 &.
from .,s. saxsS 4 s S;r y0s;s s.
Th n ,sss right o. "a h
ply all that any fusionist had asked could dssifs
Baving that the II suae the most powerful sup
Of I'm, the M ticket s.' n not the % sgs
ty and in fact proclams the inevitabas' downfall Of
the party . contamination that has been too long
ment to the paper which, next to the 7bmn< gives the
ticket the most influential support Less frank than s
to fidelity to the whg party which own acts belle
and contradict. 1t II but day two since 1t endorsed
in the most emphatic manner possible as trus Mais
Convention Auburn who offered the resolutions adopt
ed by that bcdyesolutions which declare the whg par
ton to inaugurats the next Presidential campaign And
JET the Journal has the assurance TO talk sbout our
q
txeschery!' ~
lFrom the Buffalo Express, (whig,) OCT. 2ol
fHE PROGRESS or CONSPIRACY:
We have charged that conspiracy exists In this State
TO overthrow the whg Organization and over ~heln
whg principles. That charge not denied BY the print
in this city which speaks for the consprators and fans
the elements Of conspiracy While We have not enter
taned doubt Of the scheme, confess to difficulty
ninsnt men into MEASURE 50 suicidal to themselves rs
well to their party We the foot prints Ct ths
peculiar friends and conAdants Of Mr. Fillmore With toes
the absence Of proof to the contrary that his bosom
friend, Er. Haven, sympathises With the movement
whigs Jet declare against the state Ticket. while
they express ttreng attachment and desire for Mr.
eIc.pt 30 far a. Il connected with an Of
the state ticket which was - fairly nominated, and
stands as squareiy upon whig principles, a. that or
1st that Il u :. duty which Mr. Fillmore and NJ,
haven TO the whig party, 10 call of the Commercial
candidate fer Governor. II they neglect to discharge
that duty, and permit the whom they have hereto
moved in hs. pocs! snssrRiss: LIKE q
tickets and whig prncps then We must conclude that
they also desire 70 see the whig p:ry Of the state
Of their aets and such fear, the hope Of our dis
tinguishsd townsman and Of the faction that he has
called into life, distinct and dsintssrstsd from the whs
| party proper
II may 70 occur that this plot win succeed and the
whg party and its landmarks be obtsted In the STATE
We have serious appreciation Of such result but
II d evidently the point aimed At and may b within
the range Of possibilities The Interior obe Of this
movement 10 to prostrats the whig party, and thus
bring down the future prospects Of William q Seward
that Ii al that Mr. Fillmore and his friends hope to
gain by such costly saei6oe betrays great weakness
~ wen malignity Of heart To u.s. and to the wings
st large, the political destiny Of VIM n. Sc ward y
snd perpetuity Of ths whig organization and whis
principles Il everything In Tho scale Of POLITICAL action
Il ID for these that should struggle, and not to pam
Der thu ambition Of either Mr.. Fillmore Mr. Seward
hs nation Afford TO do without the services Of either
Of them II In either they to prove expensive
70 its n{er SITS ~ this conspiracy indicates Pfncples
not mem II q whg axiom that has tp0 too often e1un
catsd by Nr. Fillmore and Mr. 6sssr TO b soon for
esttsn By them. II IL only by the cblitsraton Of tn
whig party that principles b rencered
and Il may be that these the lions which Lie in tn
pathway Of ambition and tempt the hostility which