The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17
Political Gossip.

Political Gossip.
1he old lne Whig National Convention 20 called, wm
n,eo 70 dsy IN BALTIMORE This Is nothing Len
tb,u Fillmore movement which win result in NO good
to the cause which II Ia sought to foster. ln1s
to attempt to rane the fortunes prosyecs az mr.
yllmorc. The whole PARTY has caved IN; and snhoagh
Gr. Fillmore may not yet be politically dead he nas evt-
destly "gin out" and this great attempt pas a
the delegates to this old line whig convsntiounfns-
tenths of whos third degree Know Notrngs-to ux-
vaDzs him into running order, will prove rsle II 10
said thss Edward Everett will be prominent ore ths
copventcn for nnaton for tie Presidency bat As
Virginia convention which claims the paternity or ths
national gr.hering passed reso,,tons in favor Of Pn
more and most oshe deiegateo have been ~
Know Nohiry meeti,ys and Filr,ore conventions, We
presume that Mr.. Everest will but siim chance q
getting the noE,naton We have of only six a.
eight States hch will Go represented day In BAN.
more, but there will nevertheless be rom to fo
hundred delegate, present The following resolution was
passed by the Virginia old Inc whig convention which,
met at Richmond on the lot, Of July last
TSat this Convention relying tbs efforts Of ne
whs party Of the nation ter the preservation of tie
Union and the constitution earnestly nvstheir bretnrs
ton in the city Of Baltimore the third Wednesday a
Set nber next for the purpose OF moody and rally
wes as 70 be prepared now aad at all csore times :
exert 'hat wholestm me control pubic AFFAIRS
mOUerQt6 conservative COu0SeS.
and that this Conv enton will proceed past b
appoint fifteen Delegates and two aternates for each -
represent the wings OF tie State IN such Conveatou
The Newark Mercury |, the event OF Col Fremont be-
ing elected President recommends Hon John MINOR B0lts
Of Virginia, 10 q seat in tn, Cabinet
Governor Seymour, OF this State, announced to a.
dress democratic meeting Madison Wisconsin, op Ne
10th inst.
The sremcni party of th, state III hold Conventss
day rs Syracuse, for the purpose Of forming prsi-
dental elecora ticket and nominating Candidates for the
State osces which to be Allied this fall The follow.
ing Is the sall:--
nopeople OF the State of New York, without regard
TO past political differences divisions who opposed
to the rea Of the Missouri Compromise to tho policy
Of the present national adn:nstrac the exteosiso
Of slavery into the Territoreo In favor Of the sd0soa
Kansas asa free state and Of restoring the as,o. q
and Jeherson requested - cbooce delegates from
each Assembly district to meet in state oonvenoa In Ne
city Of Syracuse Wednesday the i7th Of Septembss
nex,, nj IL O'Clock A. NJ Tor ihe purpose Of oemng
electoral ticket sns for presenting csnddss
be supported for the office OF Governor aud eutons
Governor Canal Commissioner State Prison Inspsc
tor ana Clerk for The Court Of Appeals.
EDWIN u. MORGAN,
SIMEON DRAPER
JAMES TAYLOR,
DUDLEY FlAD, New York
JOSEPH BLUNT,
JOHN /. scaooLcRAEr,,
DEoDATus WRIGHT,
JOSEPH DAVIS, ALBANY.
J. Mob DAVIDSON,
4BGsH4M 4,GsI AM, , o5IS, }rroy.
PHIirp Fl IL i poR.hslsER, IoRTsE Buffalo
LEVI {. TURNER. Coo Serstown.
sTANDsH BARRY, Herxin,er.
LEVI DIMhiCk. BpgnamtOn
STEPHEN G. JOHNSON, Delhi.
DANIEL I. JONES, sr..on.o
ALDEN MUARoE, eyraeuss'
A.G RICE Elncottyie.
8 M. BURROUGHS, Medina.
SAMUEL z. ALLEN, Rochester,
CHAS. .. SHEPARD Arcade, Wyoming Co.,
Republican state Comintteo
paper has been started in Wilmington, Delaware.
called the Free Press which supports Fremont for ths
Presidency. II has the OF the republican cand.
dates for President and Vice President at the head Of III
columns.
Mr.. George Gray, President OF the Fillmore ana n
ssse. Cas Of cuireprar Ia hes written letter IN ss
club resigDing bis Office and stating tha, 10 now bsns
thoroughly convince that there the shadow of
chance for the election Of Mr. Fillmore intends to vsss
for Buchanan.
We learn from Missouri that Mr. Jackson the anti H.
ton democratic candidate intends 10 contest tho elso>e
Of Mr.. William Newland Know Nothing, to the Office q
Lieutenant Governor.
The republicans Of Fairfield, Connecticut contemplate
holding mass meeting Thursday, the ista, ON tAs
camp ground Judge Culver is expected 10 speak anA
several other speakers engaged A this Is the nrs,
meeting held in that section, expected that
large number VIII be present mighty revelation 4.
public sentiment has taken place within a few weeks
The following resolutions passed by the Methodist
Conference, which has just closed ir At Med.a
N.Y.
Resolved, That view with intense sorici,uds saA
profound alarm the present position OF 20 ger
Resolved, Immediate, deter mined aud perscverine
Efforts in tho pulpit through the press before the ThruuS
OF Grace ana at the ballot box, demanded and sAAA
Resolved Tha, the great ISSUE before the nation In the
approaching election Is slavery extension, and are
called upon . act al those elections with dec, reieroacs
10 that issue.
Thos Hart Clay President OF the Kuow Nothing Con-
venlon Of Kentucky, has issued address, which he
pitches into Buchanan and speaks OF Fillmore ~ layps-
rion TO q satyr." That's all.
The Kanras pro slavery correspondent Of the ST. Louis
fntsoccr says:- would be well for the friends a
civil government 10 send petition 10 the Prcsidcss
asking him TO send into the Territory militia force 10
drive out all bodies armed The whole fault ress
upon him. He could by teegr,phic dee patch Of ten
lines, give qvu TO the Territory in avc days 7here 10
in Kansas that would submit, TO the au,hori-
" Of United Stated officer In command OF one bss-
/ TALON
Tie wilmington IN. c) Herald speaking or the cxpui.
sion Of two from Cheraw c. for taking 10 slaves
says
The black republicans, not satisfied with their Efforts V
take Kansas and Nebraska and sub that rerrfy v
The reign of sharpcs rifles Colts rcvovcrs seem de-
ernned 10 fgh institutions within the very citadel
TIER existence For this purpose they are senaipr n
cendares aud emssares South In the euse anA
VIII dow shade pcdars IN the shape OF rishmen-tvo e
whom were discovered in Cheaw consorting with
publicly cxpre sing opinions dangerous the pcscs
society. whcreupon public meeting called and
offended by the respectable citizens Of Chcrau
Testimony taken, and the two inccndarics Jam~s
Caldwell, alias Corne, alias Dempsey, and Johu xaoss
trmhmcn, nterrogacd The result Of the massHv
ms,ee TO be BY them sen, 70 some m rss STATE qssr
passed through Wilmington rcu< tor the NORTH yes
erdsy where they can more safely give vent TO thsas
apr iecate nor understand.