, 1860-09-21
The Latest New York scheme far
Fusion,
firm The E3enftr PesA 1eth

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al the travail N re4hrd 10 the uaon of the anti
Repuuiicans has been the introduction Of en-
Other element Ct decar5. Not satisfied vii!
tine abattive Efforts Of the State Committees. ii.
people came tcgettsr lss: night in a gract
assenb!sge, to CARY the point by q coup de main
Advertising General Scott as the probable Pft 81,
deut, acd all the nota5tlities at the Unlon. .1r m
Maine to Texas, "a speakers, and firing of J
vsry big c&nnor, 1atJ succeeded in getting Is.
.etheT crowd almost IA large as that I5ich
ratified the Republican nominations the othx1
night. But the proceedings hs!ted. Itwas MT
General Scott, but Nr. Henry, q mcIc2an:
largely engaged il southern trade, who Ire,i.
I dsd. and the speakers were not, Is rrcn1ised
Ailla.c Fillmore, John J. Crittendep, A!ex1n.
der II. Sseca:ns, VIM. e. RiFss, Horatio sew
nour, aut gentlemen Of that clas3, but Feroaa
DO Wood, NJ. Read, Mr. uii!;a:d, and Jchn
cochrane. 10 great novelties in New Yo:k. No.
thing Few TT astonishing was uttered in The
csurse Of the addresses. Mz. Henry. The Char.
man, sud b. did not beliere in The pzac,icahli.
ty Of disuai3n, and ct he warned biz audience
NOE: ferTenty agains: its dangers aad eriis :.
Mr.. Hilllard, IN tns excited ata:c Of his nerves
rnistook The Vida An IKE clubs for military
organization. a2d seemed TO regard th1ir
toTcaes {sy1nbols Of ,he lish. 0: truth ther DE-.
sire to epread) Is bayonets or b.cad..xee. ;.
| Jehn Cochraue clained the whole thing as H.,
| work Of :" the great Democratic party" who's.
in Johns eyer, is still il full yieo:, lid going
forth or ce IloIe to victorv. Il is cz,tain 1ht:
john thinks -: o. he would not be teu1d en-
1tsside.
as 10 the upshot Of this brilliant deuonzt7,.
tion, we take the version OF the journal of Com
msrce one ofthe most hopeful fusion paoers in
the Stete, hut which now seems to hsre 1n:. -
lat ray CT hape. Il says:
"Ttc msetlrg tt thr Cooper InEti;u.o ,e=t
evening was Tt1y, largo SUD enthusiastic. 4
concentration OF the aati-L:nco;u Strength Of
the State upou one electoral ticket was the
manifest desire Of the Whole melting. Tha
resolutions to this effect will be found il thu "a.
por: OF the proceedings. The erract!cal ditlicaI;7
ia earring cat this purpose. - as to produce
T. ine deeired result, is ye: to be encountered.
That the president Of tbs meeting, Joshua j.
Henry, Esq., who ne believe Is IL fsror =:
iiscklurad.e. will appoint e jud;c.ous Soui.
mating COMMITTEE, We do rot dcrbt, But ,;fr7
this committee en:er upo:t the du.y a,aistnca
them 1Eey will bs vs7y apt to fad tha:, ins:.si
Of u:ilicE 81. the entl-1.iucola strength OF he
stst= u:oa coe ti;k=:, tAey ers il fae: sdd:1g
tickets in rhe hsld. Suca Will necess s.rI;y hs
tie case, as far as they shall add rev name, "a
:hass alre-ts II termination. Shonli 1l,ey
II axe up = ticket cat OF tk. two an:;-Li:col, |
'scke:s airestv nominated, and SO net adI prT
1-w Lanes to the list, thej may produce rer-
candidates, hu: not enough, probably, t2do
any good. Ce:tainlJ the Brtcki,ridce caad;.l. t
E:es have nothing 10 l.ope from the Movement.
Tor the fen ot 1hti1 rurabe: who maF be plo ed
on the Cooper Institute ticket will be snra rot |
to be voted for ey the Douglas aud Bell rea.
except the comparative Lew OF them copncctad |
With this meeting, or in; sym 7aihy with it. So |
likewise those Hreckinr' 'dee voters 9hose szn,s
pathies are with their S;a:e Coiunitsee will
vote for their own nominees. We cousider Il |
entirely hopeless thai The ' srea: hodg Of lbs
10 role fer tbs Cooper Institute ticket, ur,ess
tie latter shs'i receive the public and 3cruai il.
dorle1ent Of bo:h tho anti-L,ncola State Carn.
mittees. IL s:,:ll sn Endorsement to be hooeJ
fort We presunac NOS. aud if not, what can
tae Cooper Institute meeting d. in Opposition |
to the txo State Connitteess
1--WE have said enough to show thai, Will.
re should rejoice IN E corpentrA:ion of the anti
Lacoln vote Of this Stote upon oaa Electoral
ticket. we have but little expectation ,ha: :ht.
Cooper Institute meeting will elect tha. object.
lie Whole ant'-L11cola strength is necessary
in order 10 secure the vote Of the Sta.e araiasr
him.. .AEy arran9emen. which leaves out any
number o! anti-LiEcotn voters wilt
fail Ct its desiga. Therefore. in our Judgment.
tue Committee to be appointed By the President
Of the Cooper Institute mse:ing should make 1t
. prominea. osjcc: to secure tic public snd
formal concurrence Of the two anti-Ln ncola
s:.sc Committees ia the nominations thsv
make. And to this end they may find it expe.
dent to confer with both theEe COMMITTEES.
ehi:e making up their ticket. IN this w4y it Is
possible that the cordial nssert Of those Con-
mit:ees may be ob:si:ed.'
fes, IL possible 10 patch mp seeming
1nion, but, re Ase Borry to say, not vsry prof.
.b!c. The State Committee cf the lards have
uet ~tried their paItisars agaitst the fusion
cheme in these words: :
"Aa attempt is making to form a Northern |
Democratic party. with freesoil element Of
sqaattes Sovereignty in it, combined with
Ano. Sctaiogism. This new Northern party
acting in coacar: with the knor-Nothings o:
be South, and such disulsc.ed and mlsled
Southern democrats as caa be deluded and de-
e'vsd by the f-lse l1e and e1J howlel ieess-
antiy Against Breckinridze nd Lane. Let !
'at'unal Democrats beware, lest they ara DO. {
saYed BY she glare Ct false lights with which
hef ars surrounded"
Mr. Douglas LAS also denounced fusion in any
hupe, and We think Ar. Hsnry aud hia commit I
e min merely succeed in placing another ticket
, nomination. Nor do we SEQ how that il
oing to hurt Lincoln ~