The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

then read a letter from Mr. Rx,moni dated the 2Ssh
inst piegilg himself in favor Of prohibitory liquor
The announcement received with cheers.
General BRUCE then camel Onward ~ eloquently cd
vocsted the wig tcset and pledged the free
to do their duy in supporting it. He ssid thsy would
raise thunder which would shake Southern slavery to
its vry centre
CrRrcruRR MORGAN said that letters wsre In posses
sion Of the New York n Nebraska COMMITTEES from
different candidates relating to the saratega convention
~hreupon John jay proceeded to read letters from eAch
CT the whig candidates. all cordially endorsiux the pro-
ceedipgs OF the Saratoga convention.
Ins letters to ses mour and Bronson had not been
sweTe probably from lack Of time since they ha0 been
cent
TIE following are the letters
To JcHs JAY AND w. G BRYANT, Comnittee:-
GENrIENES-I hsvs the honor Of Ack 90 sle ng the
receipt Of your communication Of the 22d inst In
ply have TO say that fully and cordially approve Of
and endorse the resolutions passed at the anti Nebraska
Convention held at Saratoga on the 10th Of August.
respectfully your obedieot serv't,
LIMA, Sept. Is, 1854
To JouS JAY AND W. c. BRYANT, Committea:-
GLsIIEars-I have the helor to aokno wisdge thu re-
cspt OF your cuar tier as ing how far hold the pn
cst and approve the policy u the
dol tel st the Saratoga State Convention the 10th
Q, august In reply, have only to say hat approve
Of 10th T. the fullest extent and hope they may be fol
oEsd b such energetic and Judicious action, both In
tiia State and st Wa hingtcn, will give them the
] an very respectfully, your obedient servant
HENRY J. RAYMOND.
OswEGo Sept. 2s, 1854.
Te Messrs JoHs JAY aud W. C BRYANT Committee
GES1IEMEs-I have the pleasure to ackno Wedge the
receipt your letter. endorsing Che revolutions passed
at the late Aot Nebraska Convention held 1t Saratoga
embraced In those resolutions have my unqualified as
ttnt and spprovsl.
am, very respectfully, your obsdient ,srvant
HiNRY FITzaUGH
DBIm. Sept rs 1854,
To Sessrs. W @ BRYANT and JOHN JAY Commttes.-
GEN1lENsS,I am in receipt Of your letter calling my
nd sNt nf ha 1pta Anti No
bsssa Convention at ssratoga and desiring know he
extsnt of approval of the resolutions there adopted
can stand on no other platform than that which for
its object the overthrow Of t institution that holds is
to BE- right to enslsve any cls's Of my fellow
Believe me, gentlemen, your obec lent servant.
NORW0 NJ BOVINE.
After the fcYegone letters were read william H Bur
add essed the convention and concluded by NOV
ing to nominate Myron Holly Clark for Governor BY &C.
clsmu alton.
Mr Snow moved an arensment in favor o. organizing
IeIut,ean psriy and presenting the names Of Clark,
Mr. JACK movei the previous question, l. e., to pro-
Mr.. CHAMBERS and Mr. HAYYN rose to points Of order
relative to Mr.. SHOWS resolution
Nr. JACK insisted upon his motion.
Mr. SNOW insisted upon retaining the floor.
Judge WELLS, of Tom pkins, demanded to s.eak He
SAID he wass barnburner and that his party had not
been heard.
Mr. JACK offered to withdraw his motion for the pre-
vous question: judge Wells would agree TO renew It,
but the Judge refused he condition.
Great bubbub ensued the President rising to put the
Mr. BYRSE ssid-I hope free democrats will not vote
on that quesiion
VI PfrrYR ssid-I am one and will vote
The rrevic us question Withdrawn, and Judge
wis proceeded TO- address the convention He said he
vas esnsy sI hostile to slavery Anti slavery he said
(Crs OF 'they hsve"-"no they hissed dov MNiken's
resolution sganst the fugitive slave law y Tbs Judge
proceeded-l the majority o this yenrn would not
CO their duty; let the minority Withdraw and d, theirs
O.afening eheers.).
Mr. snow issla ed that thsy ought to put themselves
10th slile
4. P. wooD Of Onozdaga declared that the platform
Of the geItlspap from Tawpkns ia Ha s.4na hers
to centebc for prinr ples-no. men and he wuud eau
tfn he members Of this convant;on against wasting It's
which has team e I'D om tie vbs nominees that they
ssEe al or the platform that his ntsn had adopt
e. 81 arsloga aid bad invited there the whig party
o star d upon it With them There hun1rsds Of
tbooaDes Of honest hearts and strong hands pledged to
'htr supp IT. snd hs did not Why any
should tt msde between them free soil grounds. He
vas hark say that when he read the articles in the
Times shch have been iuded to, tho Maine law, he
wss ry psire5 but he was happy lear, that
Mr. ps opd was right on that question and he "A no
itssn AR Dtinuipg the attack made on him that
ground DOW, although 1t was claimed that he
fui 81 we are GOOD. Bradford r. Wood hero as
barnhurner, not a candidate When you Invite men
Of s parties to come he and then Try to enlist them
stork 10 dinneIs Where Is the fusions (Calls Of
whereby Where is indemnity for the past and secu
rty the future? We would rather be al the head of
ccg than at the tail OF dead lion. Your here
should be 70 mike nomn aticn ese make fusion
He orerda rfsovs that the Saratoga resolutions
fully endorsed by the whig platform at syracuse and
hence this convection would make no nominations.
DoIrHUs SKINNER said the democrats had abandon ed
claimed the name He would have preferred 70 have V
portion Of democrats in the ticket but il stood
lie proposed to take the vhg ticket this year. and to
Mr WELLS called for ali members favorable to fa,op.
to meet at the Court Houee, at TX O'Clock p N.
Mr. Ravens now had the aocr and refuse to let John
joy deliver notice He moved to nominate, BY CALLING
the roll and giving the nomination to the having
majority. Ruled out of order.
to nomr candidate fer Governor was rene .ed aad
osrfieo.
Mr. JACK then mo Cd to nominate Xyron H. Clark for
Governor by sccsmaton which carried, snd greeted
with three cheers.
The house now became perfect bedlam Wood and
s So,s n the d OF the most
order being restored at last, Mr. Haven offered the
Iesoution once moIe.
Mr.. PRYHE owed that Bradford r. Wood be the can
6dafe for Lieutenant Governor.
The uproar sesin comFenced when the previous
question vas moved. put snd carried
The roll was then ordered to te called.
Mr Snow rose end attempted to speak, but chok-
cd down With loud calls Of "Order, order"
the @ going o 9u n
down.
Rsny delegates now Withdrew.
Iehut VI eh0 CeA Wes, th1s nSy mouu EtceVcu
votes Wood s4.
Loud and repeated cheers attended the announce
msnt, ano
MI RAYMOND was called to the stsnd-He returned his
Thanks ssid be would labor for the advanceme NJ
those principles which had laid down at Saratoga
ard itajim me1 ut yrscuse. They rock whic
whoever se. himself in opposition against would b,
broken. (Applsuse)
Messrs. fiizhugh and Bovine we're then nominated sy
aeclamatiOn.
Mr. Blunt moved for the appointment Of state COM
mittse OF sixteeD-v hch ens carried.
Gen. AMOS p GRANGER then moved the following reso-
lutfops-
iesolvcd, Tina; the Baltimore plat orm adopted by the
6smocrsc ard vbig ration al conventions, wi hont
thority and in erect violation Of the sentiments of
vast OF the People OF this State wings and
democrats hereby repudiate for the past the present.
and the future.
Rsfolved, That deem the Fugitive Slave law act
Of exercise II power not granted in the
constitution TO the declared sentiments Of the
great founders Of the republic South and North set
forth in the pec'ar ion of American Ddep pendencethe
platform which the general government erected
Resolved That the federal government has rightfu
Iower 10 interfere between the fugitive save aud his
MASTER that the caufe in the constitution where such
POW, 10 sought refers not TO the general government