The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

,o, a, them I. IS obvious that some new upon
,be potca hess board is shortly to bs nsde. Nearly
Il, Of these Gentlemen were delegates to the latesot
state Convention. They abored with great zeal there %
control that body in order TO adopt resolutions sire y
fee soil to denounce the NopraskaK Kansas bill and the
national administration. Having been defeat I'd in that
purpose and being overborne in their ery effort by
the power Of the Custom House and the Post ce they
assembled in this city in order to enter upon consul
taon as to the future course for them to pursue.
Though their conference has teen enveloped in secresy
still enough is made public TO convince that the ultra
free soilers with Preston King, General Nye, ex-
Lieutenant Governor Church and others in the lead will
not support Pierce and Marcy ticket put forth at
racuse. It reported that this secret concave discuss
ed the expeiency of calling State Convention Of their
peculiar friends to re-establish the former Bua-
10 platform Of 1S48 and nominate ticket composed Of
outapd. out free soiiers and nothing else Some among
the number commended that the better plan would be to
enter the camp and enlist under the iusSn
popular breeze They easily amalganate wihSths
section of politicians than remain with the
administration and hypocritical sos adroiy led
by CochIane and Van buren, BESIDES in doing so two
three Of their be placed on the republican
tcketperbaps General Nye, as Attorney General and
Abijah Mann Or Preston King, Comptroller. As the
free sellers the most voracions bpeds 10 me wod
this new faction when better prospect is open to them
| to get or two State offices, than to assemble
any real expectation Of electing it, The which
isy intend to adopt was no doubt agreed upon before
leaving this city and in few days OF their papers
will undoubtedly indicate what that is to be- The ad
nistration voie then in this State, will scarcely reach
fifty thousand. 49,
Much difference opinion has existed here, with rcte
TO what resolutions finally adopted at the late
Soft Convention there having been many motions to
lay the table TO reconsider and postpone indefinitely
that the politicians became bcfoggcd in the matter The
organ the barnburncrs and also Of the administration
have published among the rest, resolution declaring
the repeal Of the Missouri compromise unwse aud I'M
called for This pcremptory denied by other papers,
and also by all the oicehoiders under the admnisra
ton. Here is a copy
Resolved, That consider the clause in the Nebraska
bl repeating tbc Missouri COMPROMISED (Which would
Territories into SiaiesD unwse and nncaed for and that
trust that The people thereon when exercise their
judgments OF their interests and welbcng will dispose Of
that best them good government and 10
maintain the peace 81 the Union.
Though the free sellers contend that 1t was adopted
those who attempting to sustain Marcy and Pierce
valaDly deny it, II several days before the sheet
which declared II TO be plank in the platform,
tured upon explanation. Rat yesterday, having
eivednstrncons from Washington to strike it out of
the table, where it remains. John Van Burens commit
tee appointed to revise and correct the report OF the
proceedings viii strike it ont in conformity with the be-
hess of the administration. The tree sellers WILL there
FORE be cheated out OF that portion of the platform 1t
very convenient trick to institute special
mittee to revise the proceedings for the public eye
The Argus OF this city is satisfied with either ticket;
il abors ndustrously for union, and desires the two
State c,nittees to form ticket from the two Low in
the field IL very question: bic whether the hards will
undertake any fusion they consider every the
soft ticket pledged TO the administration which they
utterly despise The hards talk about getting up
paper here, but the thing il easily discussed than
acc Mi had