The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-26
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The State Conven ion of the Free
Democracy.
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NO NoMlN TI0N AS YET.
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GREAT GATHERINGS OF THs PiCTIOyIsTs.
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RAYMOND IN BAD 0D0R WITH TIE TieVOrAllsRS.
NO NoMlN AS YET.
GREAT GATHERINGS OF THs PlcrIosIsr
RAYMOND IN BAD 0uoR WITH TIE T;EyorAllsas.
Interesting Intel igence from all
Parts Of the Country,


AugURS sept. 2t, 1854.
Thsrree democras held caucus hire tsis afternoon
at fous ecoct IN she Court Houee, ana deccd to press
the In dependent Name Law tcset ami they IL ten
pr. aGs.nst the nomination OF Mr. Raymond touor
row. II thore is to be fusion, they say they IN
have q dersscfaiic nouina ion,
Irsdttrd y Wood Id urged for Lisu.euant Goy5rno-
. d will If possible, be nominated tomorrow
The nealecSthe wings hove hitherto bestowed .e
is, they dsermiced oh all be pssd with asury.
At seOn O'Clock In the evcsing, tbs Free Democratic
Convention at tue Court House, ami organized ts
ehcing Joshua sesvitt, ThonesG Frost, OF Rome,
John Il EopEins. of cayuga az Secretaries.
Tie roll thea Gated and 1t was found that about
half II Q Counties Represented.
Mr.. RtDDEGTos, sf st. Lawrence, moved thst com.
niltee Of eight he appointed permanent orssni
2aticn.
L. p. NoDI of enoaasgs opposed tais and hoped the
usual course would be adopted.
An ameuomen was then moved to continue the pres
eLt oHtcers permanently. Lost
The original motion was then adopted, ard con-.
mi,;ve apppn.ei after which, tho Chair delivered
speech Ia which he depicted the sRgre seicns Of the
slave poser, and claimed political Victories ia sill the
Northern :tstes
JOIN P HAZE called cut ard hs said-Each su,.
ceed.r administration hat exceeded it's eiecessor
inf ny. Tae preseIt administration has reached q
point beycnd which lover depth exist.
We have nothing batter to expect frou people
who scold AT Gods iaw, and oaa authority higher
thai the caucus. One political party has bsoonc lise
us OILY little more 20, that they want to abandon
organization would be for js;n.ug the wings ,ut
for Psst experience They ust whers democrat.
we're in IS4S They want slice to Ielp whp of their
sdyersares, and then TO let CO. An cid told
that before week the democratic party would bs united
This news came from the Custom n use He sAT this
morning government advertisement in the albany
Argus. Perhaps this was eccdeotsl; perhaps tho
democracy resolved to let oy cones be os gonss,
and desired to present united front. lie
desired Is Tho patty who supported thu Ne
hrasks bill did 1t for the inamy OF the thing--the
sefts for the pluaaer The msjotty Of th people
opposed it. aud it Is to be regretted that they not
geuzed cs TO carry out ths OPPOSITION il THE sd
nir tr4tIon Is 20 be oserarowp ths wings do itS
Ifty canrst carr tais7 II muea be ane tel ;,
corabiLsiinn. ie hosd tie wouc not follow tue
ample tt these ip Gnrss's ae Who tored the
casting out oess ;u b, rsuae Aecau.e folio xsd not
with them.
The committee ,hen reported the following for the
pefmapc Of officers Of the cvnyeoti)n:-Presdcat John
Jay Vice Presidents, James Red;iogtcr, X. wiliiaus
d. Porter w. II. Bnrleis sh, Jesso Ryder, SAnl IL ad.
dipcon, Atiah Fca Lyman Clay; Secretaries, Thomas
G Frost and Jaues !! Cox
lhe lRksiln&T (A- Jos IN re'lrnrE MS thanks, sii
the time Las arrived fer srtop, nt speech The
Of be people RESPONDS 10 principles. They
ready to demand the repeal of the Fugitive Slave to
pose he admission OF states sad to dis
sce al partnership with slavery. They lad heard from
M Hale, whom lie hoped Ixt yssr to at his proper
pest in Washington (Cheers.) He would further sp.
peal tc then, for wise conciiatory action
committee Of egh VA thea az pointed to dest reso
IL Il. Nj
snow, john X. Hopkins ana Mortimer NJ. south savth
that committee Of eight ts appointed to present
ticket
CALVIN Pgrf1s, Of Albany, moved an ameodnsut that
nominations be uin6 e. bat 10 walt until the
tion Of tomorrow have acted, and thea adopt taeir
ticiet
M lpDNGrcs said this year would sett,e the question.
Nc old party satisfied by its nomnstioa me whig
end cratic parties had been switched OF Tito slavery
sad still adhered their national organizations. he
hoped tbs resolution would pass.
The resolution wss with rswn srd the roll called.
II was again moved BY Mr. LEAvirr, VINO sG,d 1t was
our business nc, a Committee OF the Whole, and
moved as AZ amepdrasnt ,nioste for Governor He
lnev Of why this business should ts gwen up
any .ody else.
A Gesutory dss ate thee followed.
Sr. PrgHI, prenouaced 1t folly TO nominate.
Mr. ApDrsGToS Iepaed that The other parties has not
waited but bai ms 2s oat their tickets. lbey shoat acs
In the same way.
Mr. VAN vAAssDuHo eaia he would not pledge the con
yen'or to SUPPORT hs ticket made by any otnet body
Mr. hEDDNGToN sai1 the convention Of to morrow would
be uli,r wh,g influence IL ~as so at Saratogs Mr..
snow booted dowr when he offered resolution to
reEesl The fugihVehsve law AID presented evrry demo
there fiom speaking. No such conveuton could
nia tho antslsssry democrats Of St. LAwrencs to the
Wig party
Er Cox Of Csyuga, rubbed Mr. PEPPER at the spp ause
harcsiyed froIa the lobb,aot from the ions
lf hey were Ia sell out here let us hsow the price
Mr. BuRIJc4 sso spoke cs union with the Convention
u morr~ AID repvdist sd the is that Ii ndor
! ~hig inaaeaos. Nomination to-nisha might prevent
L, Mr. I,f> ysigEspuRcu wanted the convention 10
,Jnomnato to nignt lie wanted . rnien ticket ma >
Wing tieket 10 wac in iAvor Of rsminating siyrca r.
Clark nrtSa not want free dozsocrscy out o3 the
way Until se get The rerabiican party.
Nr. Hs,a from the Gommisssa ca Resol1ticA re
porte1 in pant az follows
Resolved Ina. tho ssse democrsey the statn Of New
York sec the ifeSeaI aspect % national fasArs, no
rev iss-a Cor then teet, and shsy have plat
Eerett.srs ayowed AID rrmsi ~ ever, the constana
cppor Of the trgther sprcsef human slavery, AMI
the as of every scDsiitdtiocal movemfat for iis q
sti irtien aoa fnsl sStsrminatiea Ia tha ceunry.
BssoiYcd That Grrns attached ~ the unios o.
tho Set.s and Tho federal -owt'u utsa and thas
eosts drccsa TO The oajsot Of raskrg that nbi N
ana constitution what fneys int sdei they should
bs.rinisvor oe liberty and not sbyo-yand worthy Of
te derca and suppcss OF the 6ais cf freeiom In
| ssis snd oth1x lsnis.
Resolved That the yessal Of TIE section os the AL
rfrohoiting slavery in I'll ast part of the Louisian'
purchase Iing north ~ thiryjs thirty oy the prssea
! Vorgress vas not oag incxpekant aud nanecsssAry
but vac gross violation Of p,Shed faith on the pact
os the sla'e power with the design Of eaing thai
vast -ss ion Ct country known Nebraska ana kauss
10 Tia inroads ot slavery .a h any bonedcis reaut
nllON ttHrFfcmi " aratust
rapeaiani indebted 70 the Efforts OF the alarm
Cd and indignant dsnSs OF free sol AMI frss labor
| therefor.
! JYrovB iscg, Of Templns now moved TO ncninat,
Mysop IT, Clark Cor Governor, and Bradford r. Wood fo
lieutenant Governer, AMI 70 nominate the other candi
| dates BY ballot,
LroSSED GiEfs Of WARRINGTON, opposed this, and In
| ss,ed that southern wings bal compelled Northsrl
vhjgs ysd every dems nd of slavery He believes
II vas dcs gncd 70 mako this Nebraska bill good enoush
| Nr. MosGAw--Ii after the election.
Mr. GinBe resuring, said he would never support Ray
raond, who ~ Saratoga provcnted their nominations
tlars good friend to freedom az there need be
and stood tho Baltimore platform Of 'b2 Be was on
| paei TO slsytry wherever IL dd not row exist. MI
| Gibbs spoke pointcdly.
II gated that Clark when the Fggitire Slave la'
wa adopted, resigned the Office OF Deputy Marshal.
was assta he fcsg5ed before Palmer V. Kellogg wa
remover
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