The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-29

gvng liberal estimA.e) about twenty thousand votes
certainly no more. probably less.
lad very percsptibls effect hsrethey have caused
unprecedented demand the speech Of the Senator
I'D give tremendous emphasis TO al it, elaborate high
LETTER FROM Mr.. GREENE @. BRONSON.
NEW YORK. May "a, 1885,
DEAR SRI deem 1t proper to inform you a. my alter
nate, that cannot attend the Cincinnati Convention
and to add BY way Of guarding against unounded In
ferences, that the percent disturbed state Of public
affairs Dsesd 0. working any change, has only served
The s,er gin snd stability 0. the Union depend upon
restricting the edera government to he exercise Of uoh
powers as relate TO cur rational concerns and leaving
the several States compulsory sovereign In everything
else They must be allowed to manage their own inter
rh.s Il stiu,iena they viii have and what thew Il. re-
jeot and this principle .houd re applied to the Terri
cries. After pg ess has mad. all needul rules and
regulations concerning the territory otner property
OF the Upitec Staes prev dsd for tbs exercise Of
such other fe era in the Terri tories may right
free to orEsLze and establish government Of their
All Ger soDAl ether control their domestic
II net a dangerous usurla ian Of authority. l trust
the Convention viii boldly accept the issue which
has been rendered and firmly maintain the doctrine
that tbs Missouri CcmPr mae lice orld not be re-
stored any like measure be adopted oy Congress.
five Garnet ttand uprn ths doctrine lot US fall while
fully conteDding for p'incip which lies Ut the
nur6s,ion o. our naticpsl CIR pact
II was never mere important Than II fs at present
that TIL cardioae to be for the Presidency
should Be O. high chAIac sound pr ,cples and
able whoae prec ice viii DO Likely TO cor
resporo With lis professions. Wa good platform aud
goor n upon It, the unfortunate srsnces Viii 81
hsve parsy zed the democratic party win bo substAn
italy healed, anc will ba Ger ain result more
viii SC On pvt en- end TO sectons sgs.ion quiet inter
pal rtrife nd ept the bonds o. UEion. As
econ e candle s.e bsvond desire that the lot should
fall upon Who regards tie 81 ZION az the sheetan
chor o. our safety AND wexn to
pre- at confidence IN the rectude Ct his conduct
which Is recess. TO the fuct'sful administration OF
pa sls3!ss y r .p'''a GYStESE BRONSON
P, s,-You m.J use this letter In any way which you
dsem rropr.
TELEGRAPHIC.
CINCINNATI, May g. 1855.
Tie city is in great fever about the convention.
Every body expects to AXE his eternal fortuna Ousid
ers Gre coming rar:oly. Geo. N Sanders has arrived,
but there was pubic demonstrate the occasion.
Tie Buchanan men claim hunde ed and hf'een votes
the first ballet Gov Wigh, has sent word that the
indians delegation Ia for him. Bot s W delegates have
yet arrived.
TIE following States represented this evening"
M,ssis, ppi IS Louisiana, g. Texas, 6Arkansas Mas
sachusetts 4; Maine, 4; New Hampshire, a. Rhode
Island, 3; Penn ylvsoia Is.
Every State in the Union except three have engaged
quarters at the Burret House, including tbs hards
aHo eois OF new Iofk. Inc lmpre6seon pB oee'
gates hire is that buchanan stock Is the ise
while the other hand it s con.ended with equal force
that Douglas Is the most favorable man
Gen. Pierce will receive a Aatterpg complimentary
vote tie first ballot, after which. informed
by Pierce man. letter will be read from him, with
drawing his name
But two spoken of Jet for chairman Of the
Conventier-Jsnes L Orr, of South Carolina, and VIM.
c. Preston, Of Kentucky.
The New York so ale frst In the fsd having arrived
to night hn Co,hrane leads the party Jewstt, Hora
Ito, Balls I'd D!ekie F.eks snd Hatch along. Bar
rttt tie Warrington Post master, accompanied them.
There are more collector, Postmassrs and 80 forth,
here han would regulate the whole world.
The Louisiana delegation say they Dsugas frs then
Bucha1 an if they cannot have Dougss-
CINCINNATI, Nay 2s-sP.M.
More Gust and delegates Buchar and Douglas stock
up-Dopgas more
New jersey Niger We1shippers st ate
Convention.
TRENTON, May 70, 1866.
About Ave hundred delegates in attendance at
the State Convention held here to day, comprising
many OF the strongest men In the State. D. S. Gregory
presided Senators Hale and Wilson and General Eye
addressed the convention twenty one delegates
app DIM ed to nc the Natl q nvepti rna Sspa
tora. cell gates sreJ Hornbo over aod D. Gregory.
Strong solutions sga nat the sggressions of
the slave power and ccneempstory Of thu outrage
senator Sun The Iesclu ions also profess loyalty
% The constitution. The COW nton deferred the nomi
Of electoral ticket hopes Of uniting with all
the oppeLtn.s Of the sd niListia ion.
Vermont Know Ne,hing State Convention.
MoSrlE1Isa VT, May 90, 1855.
TIE Vermont American StAte INVENTION held its au-
Eua sion here yesterday large number Of delegates
we're present and the proceeding harmonious Ryand
Fletcher, Of CsvenGish, nominated for Governor;
Jas slAee Of Middl. ury, for Leaterant Governor,
luticps adopted cepcup the STANDARDIZATION aud
proposing to lite With the Niger worshippers in the
Pre1i enna and Congressional, cleo ions The assault
coneen ratior and the House OF Representatives, called
upon to expel Mr. Brooks.
Ohio Know Nothing state Council.
CINCINNATI, May g. 1856.
Tie Ohio American State Council in sessi at C,lum
bus yesterday chose Z. p Morton and J. y. Guthrie
deegA'es at large tn the National Couocil to assemble
New Yoik he Sd Of June also delegates from each
Corgr ssioLal dis ric The eec oral ticket nominated Is
plec ged to support Fillmore and Donslson.
Connecticut United states senatorsnip.
new HAVEN, May %, 1865.
Three ballots taken for United States Senator this
fore noon Flrst-Dxon, 81; Toucey, SO; Gillette, IA;
81 Gillette, Baldwin 6; IDghan, 81 Train q Pratt .;
Kepdiick. l. Truman Smith, l. Further balloting
postponed to Wednesday Iext.
Reception of Millard Fillmore.
MIET1NG OF The FILLMORE CLUBS.
meeting Of delegates from he Fillmore and Donelson
clubs Of the city held las. night q. Aerrtts Hail. in
Spring street. to take action upon the reception OF Mr.
Fillmore, who is scon to arrive In the CITY DR.. John
Withes, of the seventh ward. called to the chair
ard Jo,eph Forbes of the Seventh ward acted Secre
tsry. Delegates present from the the Thrd Fifth,
oh n;
Fifts entb, Seventeenth ana Twenty first wards The
sevensh Thirteenth wards had two ubs represented
Ttr wards from Brook yn also present There
nearly sixty persons in the ROOM and much enthu-
lam manieattd.
Mr.. DuGAhSE offered resolution TO appoint a provi
SIC tee 20 make the cessary arrangements