The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02
Meeting Of the Democratic STAT U0" .naitts
auu A, m. NV CORRESPONDENCE

,riracv- Wil the As.r House Memoir -. r--ah, ths
stats tom.siace Plans for the 49, Cb;,,;o,s %
Compromise on The Part Of 0a9y - 800, Of q.
sae Comn,a:ee-Isterssin9 d ,. =.
The meeting Of tho Astor -. c-.-,.... n, ~bich
orn'nuo 49, A, will be held al Congress
sAn ~ Eorrow evening. rhe MON Jria
nS S va III ma ar Igor its consideration, ard WATCH,
uSpsss 10 more <sented to tue state Comnttee on
pea more conc 1.sry basis than wY on s.sarlsy sup
,e,ss, ,pitated g idea - snst sxTssaloy ssy.rs 20
sucn r1 . srs 10 ,ss eom,ss s.o esc,ioa
xpen ~c'tno enforcement u the people OF Ns~ io's
- sas ." eeioue doctrneso his Rochester spssou, ~
mai u, tcfeore behocyes every patriotic 70
nOre rs differences aR go such harmony ana zeA
INTO lc approaching esrvGss as shall ssc1re ue VI
%n yonat :, bio resrles The memorial e0ggssss
ss Sase Comuse that Che inIfooectcn INTO US CAV
To- "a convention tonomtnALs state OLE or "a Say SUI
ssuroiDs eemenas the rode OF appsnuns dsegaies 70
har,csoa must necessarily distract rsertsoe ifo0 tee
truaI issue crescd tho Rocoeeter nseitess aud ult
react iousy upon The Presidents eecoa Sse
n. therefore cenmttee 70 cS1nre ser c1grey
10 toe object rledateiy before IT, c securing tie co..
ereliUb by people, at the NoVe abse eiecloa Of
Mr.. sexara's iucendlsy programme. reere s.es-
tous Albany who are persuaded thst trsois
Seward have been ousiy AZ work for some y ne
Eass iomvati9 aiscoI6 Rmopg democrG.s for the per
pose tssir streDgn IN the coming contest
The strong eroaad tax Dy tae mecorisl pArai
rntehded counterfeit this evil sgpesee tar unerstAn
couasei that not the State Goovens'oa Shall
uc.uce In oceaalGgs reference 70 the Gaze f.iga OF
lS60 beyond he n ioence when might be pere'ciodss
exercised over cy trumpa OF Sc ward dsunieaRn al
NE neIt election.
rnere wll be- ards here to morrew who will m Ear
dtsep. tom the opinions Of the MEMORIAL rsser
xoquieSSe some sort or acton by Toe State
COMMITTEE opuE The saoect OF the C1aresten delessoa,
rcy,,t Al. ~ re,ton .ha nave al enOnaLc tsp .ebcs
instead o. the party. they care but s
toS Ell choosing oeegssss, anu WA assent "a ,ce
abandon be election system, they can SECURE
lhe propo-tea OF winch they dee them
selv.s .ntled-fnat the? cso nara cue nuoon're'
and power OF naming toirty Hve oas " 1ae
seventy members Tncy believe that Tue very o.
iect OF annbilsyiDg the arcn demo Tor nearly
A;oarter century OF our Ssasc Snd n.s'ooai
h.auy understanding 1t once tia; Ycrs so.n
vote Cnsrleston as a uplI, and TAI tn'
majority { the detsatsen shall ru!s ire Snole THESE
.noCeraies aa-i s-ct,oo viii net. TO Eeve-, maze
pfusnce fst until have %scated Coz a .las
proof Of the psci &c tons Of tee
ders Of DOUBT IA tier rcin,s upoo
tps polnt The Congress- Gall an<y, proJseiy,
modified excluoe It's IeeroLes the yecs o'
zoe Cnare oeiesston as JIG Suled to Y-, not,
sxr,e 10 nu. .ase, VI the a.tsr House
<ho from p-rcipe, isVU- re district election
Ut delegates YIELD vrs 70 inose CT
more generous cni'eagues
rbe ueruhers OF tue assor Eouee Committee ara
lsC GIstrlct-Fs rnsnao Woon, Cnarmac
20 do Erwin Cros1sl WeeGcnes,er cncst-.
Sd co. Ron. " iosseg Ulster sounsy.
Gao 90. ~ q Sands. CaeDeogo county.
5th do ---aon. Thomas E Mitchell, SoxrectAdy
ooeUty
9th do Hen J. n. Jaycex, oooadaga County.
ian do. --Stspnen 4. Parker, Ontario cognsy.
-s,h 90 Harvey Goodfcn- 0s,esDs County.
honorary nisnheF-son. teAn Cramer, Sarstoga
county.
tn. Sc esnilenen have resolved that IL the memorial
vaich prevent 20 The Safe 20 nlttse Is ~eoy dis
regarded, trat boGy pesto~s Grtentcr upoo sas
Dyiucs porron -nicn abe eerts rs placed ny sns H.
tyRps Of the Rochester manifesto Comparisons, or il che
Pregoerf'a question Is nD~iseis iotespo.sted ll'o
,be cali Tor nccsuate State Uicsfs, thsy
viii, IN sl-ber Of tnese asses, issue IN aairses
d.m,ear7 OF tie STATE, calliog true demo
every where choose deiesates 10 Sracdse sso
OF lhe state IRON oacz -eponpc.1
cisna sDs from the aspsiiug results Fnca mgat
to
eeuAos Taey 1ll urge 1G- t1s Eepae-s pt sne
state upven,en suau ,o~trnc;e1 by tier
qospone every Interior ceesioetatOn, g0. .se ccrY
Sewar1isn shan maze been Soo Il on be tine
eooupn tpey say, raS sooct democratic tfesdena
cRcdi1ate when are sure tpat Te Can elect csoccaL
~ PREF a. al.
40 Ors for the present Of the haris outeru-
spe Dore OF SUIT TO speak. etnogga be
Eeye .has the subdvisloos made 10 my letter
DAY eupsJauti ally scorrec. lsFge nlGber OF
sosts 10 reauon 10 he Asor house Coz Etse ana
it's pAr;lsaus folio ~schey ray that St-se Ommt
see mas from time immenoria been Charge, with the
duty of caog conventions aud win deieiag IL general
terms the ljees for @he1 they @ese W assemble Tnz;
the members Uf State C5e1mitsees maze Always oaen
chosen, theoretically ieest wh eye 20 Luer dness
70 uower fulfil tne ouiies wcIJa .tNey
have been entrusted That it s hersloor r. aaseard OF
fppopsLOn association u n-rars tc 1rgicse
m. es for the purse Of gvop acyice TO- r ,s.
ing membership over. St-:c Cuplt.ee ina, STATE
Committee 20 isten now 70 representations mat
Ter how plausible IN nenseives OF aucd BODY Of
meei a. CoDgress Aan, precedent Souid b
established Of which every futare oi.Ah,cte
clique would take advantage, to tina gres; de,rt
therefore
nd that State Com ps;ee should pay
whatever the memorial CT the Aasor house Com tee
and should even refuse 70 receive it Slch pocy s
advocated by gentlemen by c1ncar1rv
general bus, Iniak, reasoning from premises which,
examined, viii scarcely hold Haer For, ia The
State Coz N ee bat DO Eeri-apd from the staut
point Of "rght OF peiition' Of every
power receive properly presented Of the
wishes Of those who ackno Wedge their competency sad
autbottyp-- -
II VIII pe Difficult, matter fer the "moderstes aoag
The bring their rank ard ne v ne scratch o.
p,tf Df On
Everything viii depend upoa .ae arrnress Of few
Dagger will oppose any sucn compromise, and he VII col
de resshus thai TIC party is uasea
prganizanon that daAsaisg Charleston appointed
by the authority OF the State Convention vii evidently
De regular ost no OUTSIDE ioce en- possibly sacceed 70
supp.au,g rivsliDg snem: snd That conpro sn
mioority, ine bssA OF equality, would be pie
Ternspns Kennedy Co. hos OF course, aboul tc
same language, from more local pplut or veg. DeAa
Rchulopd's opinion do kaov. I heard yesterday
FROM excellent authority toat boto he, Corning sswer
Striker Col stone aud Seens Tere al decided q. peace
etoud be made, and That they were wiling 70 psld al
shat asked by the bards IN yoe o: 7ers pro
voed the nsrds their torn gre up the district eecaoo
plan, agree that New YORK shall II
ats report true then dfcnTy, far Stase
goes nay be considered sette1, Tor bar s will
quiesce, sish good grace on DOH or toese demands
The members Of the Stase Committee are:-
First District --Hon. Daniel Z. stcgies-Quite stuff
cieniiy well known 20 the pobrc. BE ia no. mach ex
pecied here William Kennedy, dealer IN paints
pu,y drugs brother OF Jonp Kennedy CT AZ.
man, believe of tue Republican General 20
New York ciy Candidate for the Tammauy nom us..on
tor Mayo possessed of no small Of patron
age the Mayor's Comptrolers, Comm onecs
snd City Inspectors oh;es Opposed 70 peace any
terms lha. can possibly re accepted
Second District -Edmund Drugs, Of Kings coon.y-tn
the bonded warehouse business, IN Bro ,Kiyn. a rsr
man, with baro procvites, ana influenced by Jonn
Vanderbilt and Judge Lott ls supposed favor con
PROMISE. EDWARD Haght, OF Westminster; BANKER gen
tenan of leisure and amateur farmer. Formerly baed
but las lately acted with the COTS; will PROBABLY ac,
under the influence Of Neesrs Corning ana Richaoac.
Tnrd Dstrict.-Peter Cagger OF Albany-ta.yer part
ner OF The lste Nicholas Hill, and Ia Of Vim
CASSIDY, CT he 4las and Argus smooth pqus Die sod
equauy unitDe and ingenious diplomat Supposed
to De influenced by Richmond far iron beng
the case. VIII probably opl Jose q com ,ronss az
the bards woald accept G. L. Macarthur, formerly
edi'or OF the Troy Budget now editor OF the
Troy Daily Wing. Violent, but will folio Cagser.
Fourth Dsulct.-R. H Cushney, Of Montgomery
Formerly hard; now under the railroad Influence;
lawyer far.man, Will probably act, however iess from
Individual judgment than folloEer Of Mesers Risa
mopd and corning. Colonel u Stone Of Clinton tue
very chvarous editor Of the Clinton county paper az
hard and fair man; desires al equitable
compromise.
Fiith Distrct-Jobn stryker, Of oueida-A wealthy
SPECTATOR, aud railroad man; formerly Leading hua