The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

wan. wal be Dons?A CAawcs for he Smaytess L'ader
M meeting Of no previous sAas Committee for long
,sy,od has been looked forward 70 with 30 much
ssxissy and subdued excitement - that which 70 w.
held in this city on Wednesday next. not only on acco
Of tho Ysvy Of tho subjects which astAe the deo~ ATTIC
uubno but because rs believed that the POSITIVELY OF
sending an undivided delegation next year 10 Charleston
ssmo~has depends upon the course which We majority
or the committee shalt adopt II s deeply 70 oeresre"
shaa 20 large proportion Of the sen3ems1 composing
She STATE Oowmttee either second aodes 10 ca'as
Sliques or bags of sind. Neither OF 'ne'' W
men ought ever TO have been permitted to be On the
---,.... rno r,.ca..I result this xeek Of their sp-
vi be that as Mr. ses viii scarcely care 70
Ao~ himself here your large city will DO represented In
che committee by Mr. Kennedy alone, ana tnath As
r-.she Dean Richmond, csgger aud their friends have
..ovsd unon a moieras and oooc'iisiory course, the
a.ocers OF their efforts mar be endangered.
Copcre.s Hall has been chosen by Mr. Fernando Wood
n ,he headquarters Of the Aston Hsase or hard
section Of the party, which s but sosntiy repre-
scented ir the committee, but which will make
an Imposing snow Of outside responsibility and
influence Messrs. Ed ~p CrosweI John Mather MoIa
,yre Brdsa aao o,hsrs will be there from your city, and
each district In the will be duty represented The
Sew nour Richmond faction have their quarters engaged II
the Deavap acuee and from the number Of tsxeu
there subsidiary locations the force they intend to
present VIII be quite importing Ike Fowler, John Kelly,
Bill Kennedy, Tom Byrpes Dan Delavsp, Surveyor Hart,
&c &c. will each come up ss captain Of ward platoon
from New York, and prepared TO 90 Elective service Il
may be that quiet way, 4essrs wm Aaclay, John
Cocbrane, rnos Barr and others whose thoughts are
turped rather upon national than local atters viii be in
Albany WITH their counseis oat 3d. tneir intantoos 70
that elect not peen made Rnosn However this
may DC, toe outside sleDgtn OF The democracy will rule
The coDmi tee whose meUl 'ers sh not four exceptions,
have willis Of their osn but elaer have been, will
ke dtte Diaed thu amount OF influence
which nsy Sc brougn, To Dear upon toem
TIE oeDboctanc oIvis Aio.oy vii nouninaly
stS, DUNG the coming week, u tSo, bat Ia reay of
four seciolr ana there hta section, nAps
important than either vi toe others, zach viii be
TepJ esep'ec nj albany At all.
Tue FRS. nominal section Of the party is that which
eontsos the state Commute, w: the Marcy Say
cnmoud CA4ger safs; ana their TO niuai
The sevono nouiLai secuoa Is slmuiy UPON the
point ~hether the action OF the State Ccmmi Toe
shAl or shali not oe Cos fined 70 nam,ng tue tine
Tor Ibe meeting OF the State Convention appoln,
officers, stboot reference any o'her subject large
portion Of these ros supposed TO favor authors
tive ecomoie alton the Seate Cow eutoa regard
% sne sppontUeDt oy II OF eev.n,s delegates TO the
Chsfiettco Convent 90 10 1860.
The feouna rom,pai Section of tns democracy s that
WDiCu, under the D.me Vi "a, The House
bnque, VIII bold ther meetings Congress aau AT the
bead Of ipese sanos the energetic n.ndo " BOD xno
has ALREADY presJed his plan, encea9or 20 nace
u soopteo o5 the Actor Souse ConOttee, meeting
whico wii be Deid ~ Congress Hail cuesosy evening"
toe 20 of August ibis plan II Is rsto0a OF
Demor GUN, 10 be prtsrted on the 10 og Gay
hcoGpeIe If hat no1Y upon su ect OF oe
nsoter o. eb' oeog oe-gstes 10 CnArie-oO,
hg that ns o oc' eoioss soa be oobdnen nog
day ~ben the Convection soali aeet. ~neioer
moraD4ufn ~i m he aay reference 20 toe secuoo
poOe q choosing oerssts 20 jpi esio favored
bs she s-t0r houte pope, nave 'oigoIssc, although
tolnk tIo l. II A,tsfs tts, tasy oeny rign
o. tre Olnuyee 10 ooss1rs tee usttsr a.
Toe four real decisions 81 toe yafSy ~hi:a vii he repre-
eeoted h-re Wsdpesosy tgo ABOVE net sec
aoos suDoisideo 1910 molrates ald uitfas Zoe mole
Ia4ss o. nota aces eon,iasf a. '1efe IS ~ in
poftalt prescott iseue Of prirciple waateser %
t~,en TIE 40 seSrops-- slavery agi,s4on, 90
tsJlu encore, 10 1Gonc al sqlauOe, uoLuog
IN psde tps full and eonprte reSJt suon OF all
sps, eXc.utiig TIE ioaieidus intafes OF small
number u Esen tn-se intetote they tblnS ugnt
WILL proper care, pe o1Estased together. gres lGssl
chat the perpetu Atot OF Ord Is for all may
lose sne State 70 rus den3c.scy S5v-n 'er,
Ssply be oesstous 10 II Ne* York city D-ce noer
Inst, snb atefnatge uetEeen empty peinrs aua
abundance If puBoer, II ougat not - q Mt 70
oeciae. BON the Moderate aud mUsefAse soits
agree IN navitg voeu pal any ons Pres
Denial CaDoioate, equally sgreei vi Of
she majority shan Toe st Guar New Yok
Sale vote as uott. therefore, Lladsra.e
hAIds say 10 the moderate sos tos Sney
then Iank ano Elo toe mai vi oeies aLn 70
Char on conceoed W ,heD, toe latter iucunrd
30 copcede tbs, sud come ia-r taoers have
10 the Influence they pesess thar effect IL reality
will make OH reDce Nhstoef hards nave hair, or
less or more, provided the mil rule bs strictly adhered
But, while the moderate sots may be Induced to yield
eQuAIy ~ tee Clsfsoa oeesat they make
turn, conc iIOa, x1cn Loey co0tsnd control
Of beir foo"ers the copseot of that OF
party 10 ~rh The hards sb-o ulely oepsnds Tam
dition the State Convention permitted ss
usual, 10 name the Charleston celega es. aud tnAr
khe plan of election In districts De aoaodonei rhey
allese they would obtain more deless.s
by the elective method tnsn the hard bus tney lear that
contested seats would be forced many dsrlcss that
pe. ebrt m. MIA would az re- zod tags IN, raw sonIn
be paved for supsiapt al Geuus than ext Inc
moderate nares reply tn.t Ia The appointment
stae Consenon Oh she seventy members o. The oeeg
10 Chafl. srrsoged that guey shs free
unc selection Tn thut d
Names, they all ooecous 20
po.nI and be ee4oeDt has s7ea
that th.y may see5t whom ,nsy pleased
So nycn Tor tbe moaeI ates laey constitute large
propo OF the orans ioaiec ual streng Of
hstos a. "its Fney humber among them she federal
OIL OF th, State OF bon sect 1us So received
Their Cue OF peace from Washington, ana every
atty for being guided by toe saea OF the admias
IA Relation TO local psitcs II Is believed that Msssss
Nc,r son, eea'ds'ey, Cros we'll Ma,her &, o. the oae
SIDE ana Messfs John Kelly Dean c1molo, Cocnraos
Church, Hat n. Fowler Naclsy, Hat, &c othes
income pacific onses; and t thought ha. GI
thai idity smons is Toe natural coose
aaspce most psacem aksrs CURING late veara
complete Union OF the party Hod be the of toe
meeting OF 'se State Cotomitee whsh neld
rns two ultra divisions OF the pRrtY may, VITA d
certain propriety, be classed Us WOOD and auli.
Wood. believe Mr. Wood to be 30 sincere ,
desrous OF teeiog the democratic party united tnai
but Tor the bio, republican,, hat bogus de 40 T
fscgon which calls ltse Wool, and winch holds tue
party would exist viii explain my meaning; bn. ia
oroer TO 90 so mus. refer tor aafs in our
city Messrs Isaac V. Fo~sr, Euianusl Hart, Isais1
Ryude1s ana one or two others Influence at
moment, the majority OF the voters Of your rkmnaoy
Ia. General Co@mtee, and these gentlemen have tae
reputation in lie St>te Of beng sncercis Wiliag aud
ANXIOUS 10 brig shout complste iusoG Of all ds1eed
party eieuet Sucn, at ,esst ASSURANCES gpic5
Know that they have recently and repeatedly given
Bot the uni'eo patronage Of The Mayors, Concxolsr's
Street C0mmsaoner's and City Inspectors ON ss IL 40
poxerfol IN Tstpuany Hail. and Ia used go
an attempt TO reuuaize toe cose borough mono
~och Tie TanmsDy General ComGtee arrosa,es would
give oyer The majority Ia that oody mayor Ismaon
wbo, Illus, nser defeating tue democratic pary
Asc, ~ouo eilner be seen receiving
1oe nimsti or Be- yedlog 70 sene osuef republican,
Or to WIN Kennedy, Edward Cooper, or ons Of his
Iaumapy democratic friencs
rs therefore, Tor the interest Of all Of The friends OF
MI IleDann. and Of all Of bis democratic afIii .tor
In r.pmapy Ha, and Of al OF. tnsr frenis Throughout
sne STATE 10 adhere TO toe exIayageot ore,euso,s Of
ss IRE cor 1an soe Their ide is Ih By
f,preenrng the sboe cause % dlisuity IN the sac "a
hs Sc N The ambition Of Mr. Wool they Can exculoate
themselves They pace the rojeraes OF your city, wh
repzestnt many Hall, IN the awERard ouen ns Of
either being oeled 10 sacrifice the next civ eec,i,o
Or ese 10 eaodce she general interests Of me party In
tn.s latter case Mr. Fowler would ranm .ny can
ddae for heyof; bnt Goth HAT CANDIDATE, Mr. WOOD
you'd JepTesent yoZ fall would bex and dc,hf