New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10

srtfrenai DiGTiCt n me pAcs CT Nhtsi rs Nay1'
10 has deylin5d u. n nit alton Of the state Cor
yeLtou.
Ou notion, the State Committee adjourned tIi
Saturday, q; 10 am.
sATURDsT September s, 1860.
Tie State COMMITTEE met al 10 O'Clock, Pursuant 10
adjournment, the came members present as yotter-
day.
Dir. Smith offered the following resolutions, which
were adopted:
H1c The Rational Democracy Of thi. STATE desire most
earnestly the inpet dit csimy the. threatens oar
Government and country ard 70 defeat the election Of Line ON
aud Hanlin and,
Hheeas This STATE Committee DESTROYS doing all in their
power toward accomplishing this object determined to Unite
with the party represented by the State Committee OF which
Richmond ia Chairman provided could be done On hon
oIsbs terms hout sacrifice Of principles abandoning our
organization Therefore.
Resolved That this Committee approve o. the proposition
by Chsrasn and Subcommittee Ct Conference
the Sab Committee appointed By the Richmond State Cou
ttee ard unanmouy Of the opinion that they vert a. fa
honor and sound policy viii allow.
Rorsd Thst thoreh desired unite with the Richmond
ORGANIZATION for the sole purpose defeating Lin lon aud Ham
lin in this State cannotsccep basis Tor combined action
sans. Republican pa y ses' number Of Electors than the
Richmond rgauNon have tresdy given upon their ticket to
those hereditary foes Of Democracy the Know Nohin, TO
accept les, number would DO bun atin and would dssy
the National Democracy Of the State extent that would
defss tie object We had In view
Pel,ed That this Committee deeply regrets thst the
Sub Committee Appointed by the Rchn ond organization have
refused to accept recommend their State Committee
proposition ads 20 tn en- by Chairman end Committee Of
Copfereuce viz % unite with upon union eectora ticket
which should contsiu the Of nine DHci Electors and
one Eeoto Large, and to divide equally the State ticket
Reoped That this proposition ut 1aum. and its
faction by Richmord organization closes negotiations
part in regard to his important question.
Res9r.s That ddaes before the people upon the
Great prucpes Of National Democracy, the Constitution and
the equality Of Sovereign States the decision the Supreme
Court Of the United States and the equality of white
Reached That the Chsinsn OF this State Committee be
ouested to TIE forercng preamble aud resolutions
10 the Chairman Of the Richmond State Com ee and that
Chairman sppont Committee Of three to prepare Address
to the National Democracy f this state, relative the ques
tons q; this cawpos, end the principles and attitudes
Of the Nat oIel Democracy.
TIE Chair appointed as a Committee on the ad.
dress, Messrs Smith, Russell, aud Harrison.
The Committee then adjourned, subject to the call
Of the Chairman.
After this explosion of wrath on the part Of the
Byeckinrdge Committee, the Douglas Sub Committee
decided not to have the Of refusing fuse thro 5n
upon them, and Mr.. Benjamin Wood, its Chairman
CMr. VIM. d. Kennedy, for reason or other, al
though on the Subcommittee, has not acted wi h Mr..
Wood addressed the following letter TO Mr.. Green:
HEwYORK, Sent. 6, 1860.
To John 4. Green, jy., Chairman Central Comminee
SIR: The Democratic State Central Com mites hay
ING appointed Sub.COmmittee, Of which am Chair
man have concluded 10 accede to your proposition and
will report favorably the to the State Central
Committee. That proposition that the fIisnds of
BreekinJidge and Lane ehould name ten III ctOrs and
two candidates on the State ticket-namely, Leuten-
ant Governor and Canal Commissioner.
j. L. LAILIN, Secretary. WOOD, Chnirman.
Thus the plan of fusion only awaits the adhesion of
the Douglas State Central Committee, to whom it is
recommended by the Sub. Committee.