The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-10

We hcpe he will commence at once, and we VIII
help him in getting full Developments. We
shall subpoena before the Supreme Court OF the
United States all these ire.eating secession pa
triots-Toombs, Wise, Yapoey, JEFF Davis, VIM.
Walker end the whole batch--ard get out OF
the m develorments in regard to all their ridi-
cuious schemes ard nonsense, from the nullif-
cation folly of Calhoun down to the wondrous
quarrel between Yancey ard the Cheva!ier
Pryor.
The secession chevaliers have dwipdled down
to al abstraction of the most empty kind.
Their only resource for an excitement lies in
getting up theatrical combat between Yancey
and Pryor on q difference Of opinion. This
opinion dispute has about ss much relation to
the living questions OF the day as the disputes
between the Monopbysites and the Monotherites
in the carly ages Of the church had to the great
truths of Christianity. These theorists fought,
bogever, for mary years, and much blood was
she'd So we shall not be surprised to see a
fierce ftpd among the secessionists- parties
being Yanceyites and Pry orites. The fact is
that there is Set Of these fools who believe
that the sun only rises and sets for Virginia.
ard that the rest Of the world lives in Gimme
rian darkness. But the question is did the
Chevslier Pryor back out of his PROMISES Let
us have some Developments on that, Mr.. Pryor.
The Politicians nj Syracuse-COmplete Break
Down OF the Fusion Project.
Ty our dispatches from Syracuse it will
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adopting the proposition of the Americans in
favor Of obliging naturalized citizen to wait
ole year after naturalization before voting,
pcocf, ded to nominate candidates for Gov
er sor aid other State officers. The happy
N IN or Governor is Mr.. Edwin d. Nor
gip, 4 this city, a very respectable merchant,
who was chairman Of the National Republican
Convention during the last Presidential cleo
ton, and who expected that the candidate of
his party would be elected by special interven-
ton of Divine Providence in his favor, so that
there was no necessity for any particular hui
man efforts to bring about so desirable con-
summation. Mr.. Morgan's party has now re-
warded him by allowing him to run for Co
vernon CD very curious platform. To the
ot1tt NC eudil uol d.
time. 1t appears, however, that the fusion with
the American party was not accomplished, and
t,ose philosophers accordingly proceeded to
N nate candidates. 4 list of their names
may be found in the report Of the proceedings.
Our dispatches seem to indicate that there
has been come hitch in the plans of the lead IT'S
and that the contemplated marriage of the two
factions has been postponed indefinitely. Our
special correspondent gives pretty clear ink
ling Of the causes which have deferred this
pleasant little arrangement, and we suspect
that. the army at Syracuse has sworn more ter
rjbly ib, n Uncle Toby's comrades ever did in
Farders. After two days Of hot work, any
amount of lobbying, and bullying, ard button
ho'ipu, and chamragning, the fusion leaders,
do not seem to have accomplished any of their
designs
There is q somewhat rusty, though always
appropriate, pJoverb, to the effect that
when iogues fall out honest men get
their dues. 1t is quite certain that the rogues
Of Syracuse have fallen out; bu. whether or
not the honest men will get their dues remains
to be sccn. There haa boon difference OF vpln-
ION as to the division of the spoils, and we
hear the republican orators stgmatizng the
Americans as members Of rotten aud corrupt
party. Ii was supposed that all these little
differences Of opinion, which should never alter
friendship where mutual stealing interests are
concern,d, would have been anicably settled,
and we should have union Of the leaders for
the sake of the spoils, while the hearts Of the
Albany lobby would be duly rejoiced.
This fusion movement, however, has proved
q delusion and snare. II was simply
matter of bargain and saie, in which the
masses of both parties had no sympathy.
II involved no question Of principle what
ever. We zee that the old wings are
returning to their ranks under the new
name Of Republican-Americans aud whipped
in by such men ~ Thurlow Weed, Greeley,
Matteson, Seward, and all the corrupt
crew that have ruled for the past three or four
years in the Albany and Washington Hobbies,
and fastened upon us such incapables az
Governor King and the Metropolitan Police
Commissioners, whose grand achievements are
well known to the people. No matter who they
have nominated, the result will be the came.
The men may change, but the system never.
Weed d Co. make politics a matter of
trade, and very sharp trade at that. They
put up Governors and Commissioners OF
oil sorts as catspaws 10 extract the chest
nuts from the fire without singing the
delicate fingers Of the engineer in the back
ground. With such corrupt wire pullers the
masses Of the voters can have no sympathy
whatever. There are no disputed questions Of
national policy and no new State issues upon
which either party can 60 to the people. The
only important question TO the State at large Ia
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