The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN OPENED.
Meeting Of the Opposition Conyan-
lions at Syracuse.
Immense Eurore Among the Eepablis ans
and Anew H0things.
PROSPECT OF A FUSION OF THE TWO PARTIES.
Inside and Outside Views Of the -.Ssa.e
of Affairs,
&C.,
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As ye. ie inposaiblo 80 Say With certainly what the
ssue Of 'ho double Convention here VIII be. Is Esely
that there VIII be frscn and comp.ors ucses ba, Tho
resut may be other sse There is great IN nanssy on
the per. Of tho Americans 10 fvsr junction of their
forces with the republican, but the latter gone
rally IA love wr that des Msny Of tnern tsoK
that they get along better without tn With taess
suxiayies, particularly Of the coua ion. nsso
by the Americans s aimed al n4.arsz csiirnsbc.
is, not 10 adi them 70 the rig Of suffrage na after
they have been year nsturazed. With this con 2esIoc
and 9TH = far shre II he tie, the sro.ians ara
willing 10 unite.
Mr.. .. Morgan the Ch irmsn OF The Rspu ,iiup STATE
Central Sc.nmi.toe, called she Ccnysa.icr . order and
mado rnior and comlronise speech, inviting The sflA.
oc ard CO orevs,on Of the Of All parties gbess e)n
vctons and judgments iiea isi vi b her own on
the question of,isvery extension.
Inc se4gporE.y o.arn a. xr. Ia r-vss dli not give
na,a;oas In iaSs ~sy; on the contrary, urgci upoa
the Convention 10 nominate nrorhy Competent
persons cad - iraas1rsie 10 pltior rolans ri
ccurse, 70 m'ke ne corceason 70 toe Americans Tbe
lSsssr sentiment lcSg and loudly xaglau iad sao~ine
Il 10 be the genevs sentiment oi the de,es aiec.
General James W. Nye nsead OF trying to nsa.ge tho
itegadlsrB ef Ss.sa lsend is here ryag 70 90 tkSt
ssr.o llias for Tho republicans Hs = aeegso AMI s
Iow Need a aito delsssse.
The aon. H. d. WGshbGrne, of Ipas having o.ar CON-
duc.sd . tbs ?sorm and introduced 10 tho C,nvcssoa
sr0Ss w,1 some oonaGercs ug he tac.ess 81 hs rseu,
In Illinois, and ssd shs he iAts aaj ct legs
euouasto keep ont or the ros Of civil aid liberty
that arc burning over asif praitg. ae hors hsro
there, there would be union heiwoeu vi h3 enter.
tansa the s.rce opinions % the svSJsoi q ssvsry
The An,4ican canvcnaoa pres1ea oyCr o. Dxainl D.
uhirann. Ho old ros express himself favor CT saasls
matior, bat urged tho coayen,, t. stick - the pa
ard principles Of the party ana 20 40 nothing which they
could ~ doicad thrcaslous tie county al ixs2c
gsvips met sgao at ihrec o'sicck t.e Aneroen CO.
ventor without dolrg asy oassness rrrci TO seyen
70 allow tie republicans time 10 maze their rropo.
tors
Eycry 6ttr.s! IN .hs s,.o Is fully rsgssseaoJ 10 "a,
Republican convenioo, exoep: the ssclnA dst.!s. c.
oselds, and tho vacancy sAerc n.os py ar. ward
Hurt, OF Oneida.
At tie afternoon scesen or the Republicans n, or.aui
zSEcn pcroosd by 'he as;I0a u iLs Goa n.ols r.
jones' formerly member cf coasress from hs sAss as
pcrr anent ctArnaa Mr.. Jonos saa he had b.en demo
crs had FOR Franklin Pierce, su hss Il Leave
the party bccsuse be could no, por tie Ka,ses Ne
lvmka tll lie di not c2y q ~urd ,toG. gu5n Sga tao
AmerSA7s.
For over four the Corvtn,ion W. occupied % tho
cisccsion cf srcso.ton proposing COMMITTEES q. C.n.
ference. The dsSussion was sus9-psed Until he csrnI
tee CreceDals shoald have rtpcrej Aod toe
val, Geo. Nyc wac called upoa anc made bum ysous
speech, 10 which ho said thss lss question o s,q5oo
should s,srd between istslsort sue 1es. He
~-iconed the Americans a. sly a p7vsr rni would
al elem ens of power q boF q re sshastap os no
sinlnktsiOn 30 high shnt gnlyapisu would not operate
rponA
Tho discussion on the proposition or conferences vita
lhe Americans resumed, sDd tie pcoDosaI -ss row
ADOPTED They vii probably srrec . combined scss;
V night
HttF PAST Nisr o'Crocx, NJ
The Republican csuveraOn has ali ,rrtsd III q arror,
oy tosi of hsoired sud SIXTY four 70 ,iKytx
rhas ~ relative position In regard 10 fssso with ne
Americans.