The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05

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Our Albasy Cerrsspoadsnes.
ALBANY, Jass 4, 1856.
No Fusion bosceen ne Bavwbwsas and Seward Whigs-
ne Hords and Scfts Obqastisg -Barnbwrxsvs, Aboi-
tiosists and Anti Slavery rsen Esusino IN s Election
@a SJoveAoIdv-Hard Shell State CommiHss-Pros-
pet Of being SWaIooed By tie 06cs Hosdzs de-, DC.
The proposition offered by the Seward wings to the
softs and barnburner 10 unite upon State and local
ticket in opposition to the silver gays, hunksrs and
Know Nothinss has been rejected. The negotiations
have been pending some three months The Seward
itss offered the lions share to the softs coneedng
them al the candidates for State oces except the &c.
crstary Of state and Comptroller half Of the Senate
and thirds Of the House. A. first the softs mani.
tested willingness for fusion upon nearly those terms
but before entertaining the propoton they took
ss among themselves, whether by doing So they would
not lose caste with the general administration and de-
ser abandon and forsaks the democracy entirely and
forever. survey Of the State taken the condition
Of their newspapers canvassed and finally the hunkers
consulted II found that the difference between ths
hards and softs could be obliterAted II by
sent AL fulsome praise Of the administration discon
tnued, and that NO efforts should be made to re-
elect Pierce, to place either member OF his
Cabinet, :parlor or kitchen, upon the course for
the succession. This readily scceded to by
al the prominent papers Of each section, with the
exception Of the Buffalo Republic and the New York Ma
ional Democrat-the former consistently adhsrng to
the Van Buren, Buffalo free soil platform; the latter
maintaining its hostility against PIERCE Marcy and the
New York Custom House All the other so called demo-
cratic papers in the State have been are being
brought into democratic fusion either BY consolidation
purchasing editors and propretors who refuse to
amalgsmate
The FIRST open manifestation OF this union Of hards
and sot OF national democratic with free soers and
Mtonsts Of anti slavery with proslavery democrats, il
their common rejoicing together over the recently
he'd in Virginia At Tammsny Hall was seen commingled
free sellers Of New Yorx With saveholdsrs q Virginia,
bled crowd. The letters of John McKeon hard shell,
and John Van BrueD, free soler, were both taken
ed The sots free sellers and aboitionats, with John
Cochrane in the Lead huaed Justify stamped IS vic.
loudly in token Of satisfaction OF the election Of slave
holder did the hunkers hards and national democrats
under the guidance Of Judge Morton late Of Georgia"
sections united In salute hundred guns In honor
Of the Virginia election the most bitter and vindictive
celebrating the election Of savehoder to the position
Of Governor They were entirely ignorant of having
having abused and abominated every white man south
OF Mason Dxons line In Rochester and other places
Of the State have similar demonstrations been exhibited
The democracy thus hArmonizing. and again uniting,
% In 1852 apps emily in brotherhood dspels all pros
psct ct present that the barnburnsrs viii consent to
their identity the consequent unavoidable support
Of Seward In 1855 Thus they HESITATE leaving that wing
OF the wing party to manage for themselves during tho
At the Aston House Wednesday, the State Central
Committee formerly recognized the exponents Of the
national democracy and opponents both Of Pierce and
the whigs assemble The meet ng called for the pur
pose Of recommending an early day for holding State
pose Of Mr.. Schen, the chairman. But there mem
bers Of that committee who wall introduce propositions
to confer with the soft shell committee in order to unite
upon single State convention. Now this will be very
important consideration. The only contest during the
coming campaign worthy of attention 10 the Canal Board
majority that board Is to be elected the Comptroller
Secretary OF State Treasurer Attorney General Engn
and Surveyor, and Canal Commissioner-the only
and two Canal Commissioners, both Seward wings. Will
the bard committee, who Represent the friends
OF early completion OF the canals 60 into
State Convention with the barnburners the otavowsd
voted by them, and agree upon ticket TO form Canal
Board? Has the proscrive conduct of the late board
been forgotten? Look ct their barnburner appoint
ments, their removal of without cause
disregarded the wishes OF all the Canal Commissioned
and avshed thirty forty thousand dollars OF the
canal FUNDS upon political fsvortes without any authors
~ all Of which, through his disregard oflaw has been
virtually decided that Newell perfectly justdabe
in paying out that sum- and 10 TRUTH any other, with
out the certificate of the Canal COMMISSIONER law
expressly provides.
at the Aston House, issue notice for State Conven
ton. The scfts and barnburners will either unite In
the call at subsequent period omit making any CALL
and with the aid OF the standardization 60 into the
lection Of delegates with determination Of controlling
the State Convention. That portion Of the hunkers who
may be kept in ignorance OF the game Will bs astonshe1
when they hear such names ~ John @. Wright, Levi
8. Chatfeld and Henry Randall announced Is candi
enough left to nominate another separate Ades' par
lori ticket ct the Globe Hotel ct Syracuse.