The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

Of the Northern candidate bu; that they hond bots
satisfied With the proesedngs They wishsd 10 res
Taylor and nominate Clay They pronounced thu whols
gone conclusion the endorse nent OF Taylor aud YH
more. some OF these men, whom ! could name, are
charging Mr. Weed with intending TO DO Just what thsy
wers most anxious 10 have done and have never Tor
given him for thwariirg their wishes.
Clay and Webster had been the popular candidates as5
there was an lSuppreased dssatlsfacton at tho
nation OF Cen Taylor The Abany musiny Put Southern
the North the smouiderng embers cf opposition Your
obedient servant, A. u. JOHNSON.
Albany, Feb ~, 1855
DyAR SR;My atteution has been called 10 the letter
Of Mr. Fillmore to Senator BROOKS dated DulIso, Fss
10, 1885, the subject OF the Taylor msetng which
was held here in August Isss In tho letter rsered 4,
Mr. Fillmore says, that ON entering the once iusts
N. meeting which had tSsa BEEN wssa s
were read to him. he protested against them sud ths
Now then you may remember that I happsn.d TO ss
Ia your once conversng with you the subject
when Mr. Fillmore cams in and my recolscton Of bis
BROOKS IN at least one esseutai particular auds 10
that portion of HIS letter where he says he protstsd
being identified with IT, owing his peculiar po ,tos
which vas very proper and very natural but he did not
memory Is ds,inct that he acquescea In the proprety
OF there being one called, and only seemed anxious 10
avoid any Jssp0n'Sy growing pGs aSnso 81 -
TuURLow WEED Esq
ALnAsf Feb. ls 1850.
DEAR sR--1hs letter from James Rida, read by Mr..
Brooks the s. nate far IL has any references 70
myself, Is untrue. truly yours, THuRIow wEED.
Hon. A. u. DICKINSON
AlnAsY, tsb. II, 1855.
DrAR sIn--i have no reeollecti OF any saeh aier
View conversation Mr. Kidd refers % In hts let's
| left the editorial when Mr. Fillmore u
consut Mr.. Weed, and did return TO that evening
yours respectfully GEO. DAWSON
Hon. A. II DIcRrsoS
Mr.. u. then 10 nuds the action OF William
Kent when II became apparent that the enlightened
policy OF Gov, Seward on the school question SHOULD
prevali-to bs withdrawing his name, II Mr.. Seward
would name Mr.. ketchnm In his stsaI, After that.
was nj the rcluest OF Senators who had bee
qusn'td with the fact that the Senate would
hrm tho nomination. Eow, the senator from tbs
Sixth had agreed To publsh Mr. Weeds letter. hs nhouh
wait few days longer he had already waited asve-
raj, for the reoind.r from Mr. FILLMORE But that
jolnder, he feared, would never cone.
The hour for the special order having arrived
hr. d. gave way, ani the resolntion made the
special order for morning at IL O'Clock ON
motion OF Mr.. Hopkins.
TfSups CHURCH PROPERTY
The special order teng the Church Property BILL ths
Scnate In COMMITTEES Of the Whole, Mr. bradford In tho
chair, considered IL.
Mr. BHnor took the floor and addressed the senate st
length, reviewing the various act. under which church
property has been and held Ia this country since hs
formation Of h" government, AMI 10 The laws And prae-
tces 81 the Old World.
without concluding, Mr.. gave way TO q motioa 10
report progress. Agreed "a.
Mr.. HorKtya from the Coniorence Committee rspostoi
that the committee had agreed adjourn from Ratnr
Mr. ckfsnos moved 10 take from the tAbs the report
OF tbs Committee Of the Whole tho Census hill.
Agreed to-the report ~ the COMMITTEES of tbs whois
adopted and the bill ordered 10 q third reading
The Church Property bill was made ths special orise
for Tuesday. At IL O'Clock.
Adjourned to 10 A. ", To morrow,