The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04
TIE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
New York ss.se Politics

New York sGase Politics.
MEETING or TAR DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE AT
ALBAkY-THE FUSION QUEsTI0N-CoALITIos OF THE
DOUGLAS AND BREcKISRIDGg WINGS OF THE DEMO-
CEACY o. TIE ELECTORAL TICKET, ETC.
Albany, oc, 5, 1850.
The democratic State Committee met at one O'Clock
Samuel + Butierworth attends on behalf Of the Unon
men Of New ork city, and Alderman Dayton Brook
ly1, present 10 represent the Union mon Of Kings
county.
Tho proposition for placing six Union electors the
Douglas ticket to I'LL vacancies and for putting Henry s.
Randall on for ector at large appears perfectly sccepta
bic TO the State Committee, provided that the parties
Thus placed the ticket viii accept aud declare them
seves favorable to fusion.
II is rumored that Mr.. Randall refuses TO accept Tor
nay but states that be viii decline, the ground
that prevent auy who chooses from voting
foe him. As this him 10 reality In anagous.lo
position to union and stil identified with the Greene
electoral ticket Il VIII probably be considered grounds
for refusing TO accept his In that event Mr. Bron
SON viii be substituted.
Nesss Brady Greene and others Of the Greene orgsn
cation are here, meeting very privately
They IRE said TO be anxious to make proposition
for union State ticket and TO in TO the union
the electoral ticket I; "a proposed that Mr. Crane
OF Herxlmer be nominated for Lieutenant Governor and
that Mr. Brady shall withdraw. No proposition will BE-
made openly by them until the final result OF the unon
question Is KNOWN.
There seems little doubt that unon win BE- effected
with ar. Bronson as elector At large, and Messrs.
Brewer, wes,ervelt, Baservorth and three others
the electoral ticket.
The democratlc State Central Committee adjourned at
four this afternoon alter session lasting about
three hours during which entire unanimisy prevailed
After some discussion Samuel T. Butterworth on the
part Of the Lion men, agreed to the withdrawal OF the
81 oary Randall the substitution Of that of
Greene C. Bronson as eleclor at large
Alderman Dayton stated his responsibility that
the Green men were willing to unite, provided they
csua dominate the six electors to be chosen and tho
Lieutenau. Governor No proposition of this kind
formally before the Committee from the Green party,
sno 70 action, therefore, saken the subject.
Mr Butterworth announced tina, the National Admins
tron had sgnhed their intention to support the Union
ticket sgrsed on by the Committee.
Tho follow Jog is the official report Of the proceedings
A. meeting of the Democratic State Central Commit
eee hei a the city Of Albany the Sd instant the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved That Hon. Greene G. Bronson, Of New York,
be AMI he 6 hereby substituted eector at large on
tne eenocrstc eiecora ticket, IN place Of Hon Reuben
Resolved That John Brewer, Of the county of Kings
jacob A Festeryelt stephen p. Russell WIN. B. Duncan
md VIM A. Kobbe OF the city u New York, add Abra
Corger Of the county al Rockland, be and they
are leFebF substituted cstrlct electors demo-
cratic electoral ticket in plice Of Charles Collins o.
valid Cttendo-ier " h Tiou, james Robinson, Jno An
dersoa sfG Edward HaigLt, who decline.
Rcso vef. That Hon wm. c Crane, of Herkiuer, be
ara Is hereoy substituted ss the Democratic candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, IN place o non wm Allen. de-
c4'seo n RICHMOND, Chairman.
r CAeexs, Secretary.
remoDsirance against any recognition Of the Green
Committee seat into tie State Committee from Frank
in co1n,y.
Immediately after the state Committee had completed
the unop Hr Brady started FOR Hudson, where he is
address the sationa democracy to night.
Mr. Green expresses bis discrimination TO carry the
the bittor end and 10 announced that Mr.. Brady
.. stump the state from until election day against
tbc union ticket.
Much excitement WAS manifested all the afternoon in
regard 10 the ticket, and tonight there Ia general
loicing over the consunmatinn Of . union among all
clssses Of the democracy.
Mr. Bronson accepts the domination Of elecor at large.
Dean Richmond left on the boat thA evening Tor New
York.
The Camp align at the south.
THK FLORIDA ELEcfios-TTts BaECKisgiDGE cANDI-
DATES ELgcTEn-THE PROSPECT IL GEORGIA. ten
SssszE, ALABAMA, ARKANSAS. MISSISSIPPI, ETC.
ArGcsra, Ga October 3, 1850.
noag candidates for State senasr and Representative
we're eec,sa day in this ooaniy, 70 n vacancies by
hundred 70 three hundred majority the Bell and
Everett candidates The Douglas rejoicpg The
ya,e large.
accounts from florida report that the BrcskiOridys
candidates have swept the state.
As TIE Mississippi eLcta0s turn purely iocd
grounds no national questions being involved the State
h considered cure for Breckenridge
SCI Tennessee down for Bel, AMI Alabama, A'kansss
sua ssasirp! Tor Brecsnrage.
rs orecr ug Of troops from fort Saith !, tho augusta
arxena escss much attention u .ag 70 country Every
Arsr~rA, Ga Oct. .. 1850.