The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17
From the New York Herald.
~vR LATE ANEnICAN STATE COUNCIL--AR
nAH0KnENrs FOR LOVE YEASf WITH
ruR REPUBLICANS AT SYRACUSE

The rnmp OF the late great American
or Know Nothing party at New York, IN
their State Council at Albany, on Tues
lay last, after u very animated. interest
ing, and significant debate resolved, by
vote OF 1913 to 65, 10 hold their state Con
vention at Syracuse on the sth day Of
September the identical day and place
appointed for the Convention Of the re
publican party.
This resolution is the cream q the pot
II is deliberate step. on 4 grand scale,
for a love feast and a fusion between the
Know Nothing and republican PARTIES
and the vote by which the resolutions
we're carried go to 6i-may be taken,
we presume, "a pretty fair illustration
Of the relative strength of the fusion
AMI auti-fu.ion factions Of the American
camp The debate, however, shows that
there is very broad margin OF difference
among the brotherhood upon this import
ant question Of a surrender to the rcpub.
lean party Mr. George Morton did
not wish to meet III the same city with
the rcpublicans--they IN one room. the
Americans in another, and the wircpul
lcrs overhead Mr. Wood, ot this city,
was in favor of nominating State
ticket before the conventions Of the 9TH
cr parties met He thought that The
best way for rnp.ng the republicans in,
was after the lashonui GcIrt Smith NJ
W,hcral, too hoped that the Council
would not send delegates t. Syracuse 70
look after the republican, NJ Ihanp.
son. of Monroe. was IN favor Of "an hon
orable union with the republicans Mr.
Prescott, Of Ilerktmer. was not disposed
10 act in hurry IT, wouli prefer
later day than the 9Th OF september and
would rather Join the democracy al once
than 90 for the republicans on the Ere.
mont platform.
The Hon Daniel Ulmann, formerly Of
Calcutta, here came t. the rcsrue, and
asked, Are wc afraid to meet IA Syrs
cusc on the Sth Of September because
the republicans meet there On that day
That was nome thrust; but Mr. Head
lcy Napoleon and has Mirshalls thought
the gta would do IS well, and perhaps
better than the sth-the It'll would GER
family bc 4 day too soon. Nj Erastus
Brooks could not act with the repuhlj.
cans, nor with the Democrats He was
bound. As an American, 10 hold tAcm at
arms length until they modified thcir
Doctrines Thats good mit Erastu4.
in the next breath. spells il by declaring
that inasmnch as We hold principle M
common with the republic to wit,
,pn1stion to the extension If slavery th'
no, and opposition to tine prnscut Ma
tionM administration AMI t. its u,ilus
kansas policy .ahl hal be- was willing
to strike fellowship with them en- any
other party that would join and stand bN
that opposition t. tie end
Here begins .hc lifting If the cnrtun,
and ten. t;as,ayu4 Al.Phas Str7g->
,rlially sccau led the Motion. H. dd
n.t hesitate t. -ay that De- was strongly
"a favor 1t corporation WJt4 ,4n }cpub
hcan4. # the ba-i. Dee honorable anil not
re.mtting in hc saclitt. # any 0f uU
principles +" And Guu. -crargs. wc mu,i
remember. ia the mel shhui aud right hand
man II Willard flIlulrr FINALLY. du-
ting thr evening session, NJ lhally
brought IN the resolutions -f thrc.mmit
t'c read 'ping thc Bucuam.'n platform
lrnpunclng iho Kansas policy II the ar
miu,lratiou rcjtrutiug The Tr45ry oi a
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