The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28
THE QUApRENnIAL STRUGGLE.
ICoNTINUED FROM THIRD PAGR)


up~stpn ,ll ihe sis.e election should have terr
Sess faithful to tbs As'or House program H"s'e~
Aivord organization isooied faIAfuily pport"x the
y me ADDRESS :, he Green saso cowm,,.., in ps.
The gsound Of this dsrute, aud ehons, sno.s lu'y
as We aese that the Conc retr 20 I've posnvns
savs Dsen y snsnesa by .se beet Glars Of national
reprsf.nt the backbone c. .ss ssr,S '"A' oN' "'"s~
% =, - y racuse, February o, 1850, for the
90 ,o,sv 10 ,ts At iaTte was Conducted strictly
r..as,. ~ <dsnts Of lSaS and 1852, aud was har-
nA ~ Or sHphs 20 snc resolu,e in iouo.
s.s,cp 81 s |sa Conversion cannot rejsc. srch dc.e
nee roDers nor AK them TO share their seats with
~ 49, dinor to cla,r of regularity in party usage
% Every slegate upon cur dr,esa,ion sustaecd the
IA Evss. .iion proposition w isAs
RsM,u a delegate snssined Cas- ard Butler and the
g. ore platform Of 1853
,nn ry delegate sustained the Coxpromss measures
az Fugitive Slave law OF 1850.
~ very ee+gae sustained the Kansas Nebraska bill
repeal OF tire Missouri hue IN 1854
In% majority OF the Richmond delegation, chosen By
f,c ow IeMiLg conEttee OF rxteen, free socrG
the becoming, opponeps Of Texas snnexa.ion, Cd
cafes OF "lmot PROV soism, supporters Of the BoHalo
eeraskses. We insist Thea they are covered all over
Win JAtty he,esks AID nddelites and unworthy az
PsM Ans, Of recognition at Charleston.
W. fe admit shese will be s.nc,ion fraud, ruff
nsr sM and violence In our State conventions
~ foaeDi them viii be TO assert that the National
- sruoh oousders er Tree soieIs and repegades from
party 10 DE az worthy OF recognition and association
IacoLal eenocr ats VINO have aitered N defence
VIE great prin cipcs 81 the party.
% GO son Them will be 70 hand the great State
no zoe dox hoe Of men Tn% must
reoy ever obtain toihOld within her limits, and
nsse only policy ~oao seem to be to render The demo
Yauorsse may had 10 difficulty in controlling 1t for their
PLATFORM.
The Convention having decided to adopt q platform
tscre norninanrg candidate for the Presidency the
'Oousni,tee Resolutions app nted 70 day. hear
gps1 authority that the Cincinnati Platform
OF ss64 Will be re affirmed and probably without lengthy
dcuesop The niepnon evidently being to get along with
ns business Of he Convention as RAPIDLY ~ possible
Sever sets an TIE entire North vest and North, viii
afew exceptions 90 not desire to disturb the planks
ooAnau TO hie position.
CINCINNATI TIArresM TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Boil
OF Arkansas, MISSISSIPPI, AND GEORGIA.
No tho event OF the adoption OF the platform Of 1854
y hCoght that kansas, Mississippi, and, perhaps
Georgia win BAH, and 90 so before balloting for
semsDsed by few OF the southern sinx9 'e States
but even South Carolina, ultra she ia, will NO
Jain them in exu'ue measures. Western people do mo-
fe thus arguing that the Douglas loses in the South
The more he viii gain in the North West
PRESIDENT CALLER
Praises are on every lip in regard 10 the admirable
in WEIGH General Gushing discharges duties
Of presiding officer of the Convention. II perception ID
quick, judgment clear, his parliamentary know
kdge extausets HIS great tsen his VARIED learning
oistDeui.n him as presiding officer without rival He
hes mace many frends within the brief period he
has been in the chair. The steamer s. r. Spaud.
ing fired Salute and displayed her bunting
IN honor OF the election OF General Cushing.
CHARLESTON BECOMING MORE RECoNCTIED.
Charleston Ia becoming reconced to the presence
Of The Northern strangers and the natural Inclination
m Inhabitants 10 extend 70 heiweary and friendess every
hospitality in their power Ia becoming and more ap-
parent Several houses thrown open to the rec p-
ton OF suaeeTs last evening under the direction Of the
senuewahiy City DeIk Hersey The entertainments
highly re ned by large number OF delegates o.hers
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES
are coming down their prices. For SO so per day
the best oosro be obtained and for 81 tn
private houses are doing thriving business
AooD DELEGATION
had meeting otsy, and decided to hang by the
ranch" until the Convention Ia over-n out. A com
mee appointed to raise the necessary funds 10 keeI
The machine moving until the end
M Cochrsne delivered his argument on the New Yori
contested seet this afternoon. The Massachusetts, and
hnois contested seats vii! soon be disposed Of.