The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

The GREAT POPULAR MOVEMENT IN THE FT-
NANCLAL WORLD AGAINST SEwARDIsM.-The gen.
tlemen whose names were published on Mon
day, as having determined to act independently
of all rowdy and venal organizations, whether
here or at Albany, in the coming State election,
seem to be fully in earnest They are resolved
that the "irrepressible conflict doctrines of
William H. Seward shall not receive the en-
dorsement of the State of New York At the
meeting of intelligent, influential and practi-
cally efficient men, which was held at the Eve
rett House on Monday evening, the first decided
step was taken in the matter. We learn that
the Chairman then appointed Of the new orga-
nization, has called meeting of the Executive
Committee, consisting of Messrs August Bel
mont Moses Taylor, 3. NJ Whitlock, John Ii.
Brewer, James Lee, John J. Cisco, Schuyler Ii
vingston, Myndert Van Schaick, Joseph Kerno-
chan, Royal Phelps, Watts Sherman, Isaac Bell
Jr. Charles Lamont, George J. Forrest, Charles
Yates, Joshua j. Henry, Algernon S. Jarvis and
Joel Wolf, for Friday evening. It will then be
determined, with precision, what future course
of action is to be pursued.
1t is certain that call should be issued, at
the earliest possible moment, for mass meet
ing, without distinction of party or occupation,
OF all Of those who refuse to serve under the sec
tional banner which Mr.. Seward has unfurled,
and who are also opposed to the misrule of To-
cal cliques, Albany Regency intrigues, and the
close borough monopoly practices, which have
identified party organizations with rottenness
and corruption. Not democrats alone have
been aroused into an understanding of the fear
full crash and destruction to the mercantile,
financial and agricultural interests of the coun-
try. which would be the consequence of Sew
ardite ascendancy. The hearts of rightminded
citizens of oil classes and divisions, are uniting
In the determination that the leprosy Of aboli-
ZIONIST disunion, shall be washed away from
this State, and that strikers, shoulder-hitters
and slippery knaves shall no longer impose
their rule upon us.
The republicans are, avowedly, split into
two distinct sections, one of which will not it
is believed, vote for the black republican ticket
this fall. The old wing remnant repu-
diatc all utilization with it. The more
respectable Americans are anti-Sewardite.
Therefore, at the mass meeting, for which pre-
paratory steps will probably be taken, next
Friday evening, by the Executive Committee of
the new conservative organization, it is evident
that the entire responsibility, influence and in
telligence of the city will be present. The
first speakers of the State will take pride in
cooperating with such an assemblage, and a
voice will go forth from it to the whole country,
significant Of the redemption from political
hercsy which will be the permanent effect of
the present movement. Let our merchants be
reminded, however, that their energy must en-
-dure for more than single moment. The ut
most perseverance will be required, until the
victory is complete which they aspire to; but,
with unfaltering zeal in the right direction they
have taken it cannot fail of being attained