The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08


-s%s sso,ss pesx sopsan, lo-Fr.asr.el O. Wagner,
Thomas Little Wm. r. Cnamnors,
l1-Wm L. stewart, IL
1a-FA Goe,z 12-Harvey naslns,
Peter squirss, A L higsins,
I3--Jsmes Nye, l3-Augustus l. WOOD,
John Ives, hasc Aunt,
H-Renj Maperre, l4-E,aslus BROOKS,
Ea.a,d Co~les, Cornelius H. whitaker,
i6--Ismes Watson, 16-
William Gasterbrook,
l6-Wm. Doolsy, 16-Chsr's Frost,
James P. Fsgan, Chsres 31Dithsou,
l7--Ab,shann wsksman, 17--Josepo roone,
John r Cumming. George W. Sods1SicE.
Tne candidates for Governor are Horace Greedy, T. D
Morgan, j. A. O. Grey John A. Kpg, Goo. w. Pastison,
Senator Uph.m, VIM. W. Campbell, James NJ Cook, snt
few oners whose are tho siste and who would
like the chance.
Tho following names are menoned for Lieutenant GO
vernon or-John I Hogeboom, ". W. Campoe acnry r
selden, James o Putnam and one or txo others.
Mr.. R sseli the present State Prison inspector up
again ,or that ole. Joseph Canning OF this city also
on the slate
There ia some talk OF Mr. Ruggles for Canal connis-
sioner but he ceo.incs perhaps to got the nomination
THE AMERICAN PARTY AND rrs FUNERAL CxgEao-
MES AT sYRACUsH.
TO TIE EDITOR uaRAlD.
The recent State Council of the American party a Al
oany gave indication Of desire unite with the repuo
fuy appreciated by those who SEQ In 1t only succs Of
the state ticket-be called either republican, fusion
American Let the of the election result may
The action of the and Republican state Cnven
TONS which assemble at 5yrscuse this day, will dcCd,
future shaping OF partes In the Empire stse, and per
hsps election Of the Presldort by the course
which shall be determined upon the presc Of in
dependent nomna atoms, or tho "uson Of opposition eie
nert union in the great contest OF tho future
II msy be rald that the union Of lne opposition will ouy
be to achieve atemporsry success ana has been
taken order 70 defeat the "Ieccmp,on democracy but
the result presenting uorlp atons ss "repubheaa
mipstons-a demand Of the leaders OF that psr'y-ard
us support by the Americans, will unqgsssiona,ly
prevent many Thousands OF the voters Of tn- snericaa
party giving their support u such noiaatoDs, Of Shp
a large number viii doubtless casl their for tbe
democratic STATE rcket that they may more certainly
oefest schemes OF Weed, Seward Greeley Go, in
s parins the way for the est Of 1900. rne ancson
prefents ITSELF should fusion De elects1 AZ ths
State nomipsuopf toess electors o. tns Ams.
rcau patty who ropadaie the ainsoce wan ,he repooi
asongt portion of me Amo,icans yea, Csn the
Anerican party he rajod upeo and Sh effect, In the
STATE of New York, either for the conte OF next
1859, ander there circumstshcesr VINO can astcpste
such resuf II s preposcroa 70 expect u And thus me
Ame,ioep party ceases 70 have naan. existence, and
This STATE .xs.t co OF sleavins the course free
aud clear 10 the democracy and the Republicans, hls
even,uspng In the uu uph OF Seward vno, soon as
smtricars o. 70 have CONTROLLING pD~or 10 tho En-
pire State ~i be "a The cnanpou cf The Trguo.
iran PARTY for the naNonsi contest
IL ms attempted prepare platform upon which
both parties could Into conics;, aaf
mserg held Monday night n the Cooper Institute
70 AID 'he ~osk o. fusion ,bc nsss q tue vasan ocrg
ful endorscmeut OF The Kansas policy or republican
parry contained in Zee brief words Of deuascisaon Of
The Admlpkuaion while tho Americans for yield
Bnghannon platform of "roiorm OF the haurstEzroa
avs anope bot Americans TO hold ofB,ep "oggosaon
10 the interference % the Roman tsi10lcs In potcsi
matters, +" sgree 70 receive nstesd--
l. a~r 70 prevest The deportation Of foreign panpers
The requirement tina, ns.urslizss cuzsn shah NJ.
be allo~ed until year alter natgrszati0n.
a regsiry la- for the state.
M tnese propositions may be observed Of tho
fss. ,ha, existing lass, h enforccd would accomplish
al thai or tie sccDud ths cans,tunoo Of
The ssAsc g.ves u every "frcs white citizen Of
sse Of twenty one years ana up~Gs the rfht ~ snf
trAee, saoiloual qasn aaou can be os;atlshed
" ststuie. 0s the thira, Gov Clark, the republican
Governor iso Year. since vetoed the Rsgsy lss snich
rad passed me legislature Weed 4 70. nave slwA1s
sterty opposed ia psssage, repub
Baker, OF Montgomery, Ano his assocas, defeated the
measure last season BsnosHs reSsona,ly 70 % sue
pcsed thai row mod only ss cbess-s device ny
which tho Americans will be induced 70 sdms insl
their proeen 81 certain fun iantnta principles of
parry v inpcere, o. saal tbey arc no. v % discarded
futarc soun the equal right and qualification Of ths
or.isn born ciuzen 10 hold Office, ressFdless of
yreIadice natcuM favor, or proscup,veners
viii they admit that he ring poser of Roman
churcb-iis claimed IN ablly and universal supremacy
= aoeorasaes VIZ . .as .s ,sn u sna ssa ~ aeno
ihose who heretofore oonlended srebu5usv
prbcrc. be either bought or sold BY the republican
their own destruction In this Slste. ssd q nat1un
party. success alone q thus 10 be estsosned The
neasure Of party merit, must conceded that the
democracy succeed most FREQ cnty that tho Arercs5s
you'd succeed better BY "fusng themselves wtsa tna
PARTY, sss rot wah faction which rs exeteaoe
asserted By Mr. seward ended the battle by the dec
sion OF the people ls necessary 70 Asht ths battles
ise AM src.o % party BY sshsrps To- % luaspsnssu. nos @
rasiops and hard sors have mncn 70 gain Tho repub-
party cannot survive another national dc'eat--ihs
Americans sny,hus % lossS 6.n Ssmor.,. who repesi
the Kabss policy OF the administration give sappprt
70 tns repaohcans . view o. lne settlement ~ INC qle,
"Uboca~sv who declared that they must light the Kan
sas hght arst-then they would unite 10 cfec. reform
orrsniystor which should 10 exs, because d
having objecs 10 attain, funl thsr past promises ~
strong ticket may be ensbled 70 those quee
tons; but we will zee Wat shlle,
may be the interest OF certain leaders of the
10 advocate afustoD but do not believe the
masees or either party will respond " tner purposes
brsced only names ss candidates Of persons acceptable
10 the conventions Of both parties doubtful such
nominations would DOT be beaten by the democracy and
the sccsss.ons which that parry would receive from
The most ths can be expected with any chance Of sue
Gees, s . ticket made without platforms and Without
elmer party losing Identity and IN ther
future acton and then both be represented By ro
of either party equally such names a., while reclg
ni7ed a. connected with the oher organxailon
shall Joy the confidence and respec OF the nssss of
both Can such be found
VII the domination Of E n Morgan, Horace Greeley,
Jas Cook or other prominent republicans for Governor
with Lieutenant Governor " the fsh sarsfy the
Americans, matter however anxious these geneaen
At this time for "futon for succsssS Would the
ninatioD f an American Canal Commissioner aud state
Prison Inspector be q fair excbapeeS
Such division would be se the turkey 1ade-h vould
be turkey al the time to the republicans
Would the Americans consent, under such Al arrsrge-
nert 70 be under the chnei mortgage exc
cuted by Urnsn scrogrs, Hesdiey Company =, the AZ
bany Council mee,inc7 We do not beeve they wilt and
the Syracuse American Convention shond ever be dsd
with republican lobby members, under the rniss Of
Americans coming from The fron Norne nd Nest.rn
couttes sud thai Convention BE- rness mo rnrert
Eltarv Crvrcf-hv minority Of TIRE III thAt nsfv
Ne sius aaa thess from courtc waerf AfrevrafH
'earcsy nsso III otgnr 7a,ion' q misf 7asspn t