The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14
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THE roRdHLisET PRoo zsslos
composed Ut members Of Republican Vide Awake Clubs
rom the several wards. From half pas. seven th ten
O'Clock in ,he even ng hese professions were arriving
on the ground. Nearly every ward was represented.
they did IN tho numerin order Of the wards
for the Twenty lrst ward among he nrst that ar
rived During the evening each section Of the city was
alive with these processors Fash delegation was heied
by mufc; the members attired IN the VIDE Awake
costume with fhl ing caps and eapes They were orea
nized IN regular military orders they walked sometimes
not musket, but torch IL universally believed,
from the unmistakable visible Indications, that each
bic material, but Of the banners from the Nine
teep,h ward Was this anuouncemert.-
We bold and trim the torch Of truth,
And wave't DER tho darkened earth
Most OF the yards turned out quite respectable Ium-
bers. IN addition 70 The torches, many Of the members
carried raDsperences and banners, with various devices
and inscriptions upon them Tho Fourteenth ward had
bAprsr Nth his iDscr ption 1850 they bucsed us,
In 1850 Will ride tfrm On a rail"
And unde, pes.h were The names of the republican
Amopg those carried by the Twenty fret ward Wide
wakes were the follow ps-"DsueIas' OK vas roasted
in Jones' Wood, and bis mutton was cooked 10 Maine
new Patent Medicine 10 ounces Of Bell Metal oaiy
cracked 10 dfeus OF Little Sisnt badly whecked 10
III smith, badly backed Operation November D. 1850.
There were also delegaions Brooklyn and Jersey
among which we're the south BROOKLYN irrepressbie
Mountain club, Of Kings c,nnty Ar tho various process
sions marched ihroagn the streets they ara,ted con-
siderable attention and presented to cay the Least,
tutc and marched around tho stands they were greeted
with ecthusIsstic demopstr ,tluns
By the timely arrivu! ~ theee clubs he outsde meet
ipgs kept Up TN ate hour, bet little attention
paid the spe, when the gathering inside the
hall began dispense the people outsidc followed the
ample. The cnbs parsdea through rcvera OF the prnc
pal streets Of the city, and the mnsc OF their bands
could be heard and the glare OF their torches could be
lrpCa AZ fouv M mi dntg
town and Brooklyn clubs CHEERS for the HrR1In
they passed our ONCE on their journey home.
The Fusion Movement In New York.
ANOTHER DAY AMONG THE FUSION rrNKERs-HCH-
h0HDs DENIAL OF RECEIVING GREEN'S LETTER
ONE OF TIE LErTERs-A PROPOSITION FOR TEN
ELECToRs-GRgENs COMMITTEE NOT TO BIZ TREATED
wIrH-AovEMErTs OF THB MERCHANTS, ETC.
Yesterday busy day with the fusion thinkers in
this city. Richmond, not before, found yesterday
that the demands for union In form by the anti
Lincoln party Of this city such could not be
looked, and he talked fusion upon liberal
than ct any previous occasion. There ID no. any too
much confidence however, to be placed 10 his talk he
in the habit Of putting on face TO suit the cas
Come q the numerous parties who yesterday waited
upon him. and len with the idea that Richmond would
nxthe matter satissc.ory, win, imagine, have their
eye seh cut the time that they &c, through WITH this
fusion negotiation with the Aogul of the Albany Regency
In Thursdays Herald stated that Richmond had
not received John A. Green's communication up to eleven
O'Clock the night previous. That statement We made
upon information direct from Richmond who at that
hour stated unequivoly that be had received NO COM
muncaton from Mr.. Green the Breckenridge commit
tee We have however, since received undoubted proof
that special messenger sought on. Mr.. Dean Richmond
1t Joucs Wood and 81 I've NJ, whilst the latter was
upon the stand with the speakers and officers Of the
ing handed him tie two Communications referred TO- and
he
the wrong person. he asked the question delivering
the letters, lis this Mr. Dean Richmondf Resolving an
Affirmative reply the messenger then infoSned him that
he had letter for him Mr.. Richmond taking tho let
ter, remarked "ths 10 about political matters sup
poscf' Tho messenger replied that II What could
have been Mr. Rchmonds obec. OF denying that he had
received any communication from John A. Green six
hours after the above place. leave for others con-
lecture euch the class OF men upon whom ress this
important contest
II 10 now rumored that Mr. Richmond objects to
laying Mr.. Green's Communication before his committee
because they signed simply John A. Green, Jr In.
ssad Of John A. Green, Chairman the slate Central
mmitee but this bubble VIII be small hole crawl
out Of The importance Of the subject
considerstion, Mtsais Wood and lAain will report In
writing all hat has transpred between the conference
mmites, including the acceptance Of the proposition
Of ten electors and one bali Of the state ticket THIS
viii bring the subject fair and square before the commit
tee, and Dean, with al Of his clubbing, Will haycto
NJ.
The sub.commi,tee the part Of the Douglas state
Committee, take exceptions 10 portion Of Mr.. Green
the adjournment Of the conference. Mr. uann Informs
that person connected with Mr. Greens committee
made the remark 70 them thst they could mot their
member Of that committee they (wosd Iann) void
have considered all nseotstions end The converse
uon that did take place question asked BY Mr. Worth
one Of Mr. Green's associates II they could bind their
electors TO vcte for Mr. Brecknrdgc fthe should
prove 70 be between him and Lincoln 10 which Mr.
he txo late trial Cor
agreed 10 that proposition, no honorable would
main on the electoral ticket without eoosidsrine himself
bound 10 abide by that scton Of the Quantities.
The following letter We ind a the Syracuse Coxria,
being copy Of the one forsarded 70 Dean Rchmond-
Ny DzAR an-TAe following letter appears In The New
rorh daily papers OF this morning
10 Jons A ansss. Js-. Chairman C.nnrsl osssisf<.;@
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81 on z Z. s .ss s
s!os nsl ne trsnss q sr,slsrds. ana a. :sosA
Ia.sl'. Lsuisnsa. Crsnor sad Cana O.: liner
,. l. LAJrIs, Secretary.
Should your committee sdor; the proposition therein
contained, recon mcndcd by tho majority Of your Sub
me S.oa. ss
Tor ihs parposs Of taking acson upon The sane am
'1 ~ IN. as'E sInS, JOHN a eRkksJ
The other letter sent BY Mr.. Green 70 Rchmond oon
tained copy q the resolutions adopted ~ their ing
shxns their umaum Al Zen electors, and binding then
mtsee.
Although Mr. Richmond objects 70 treating with Aha
Green committee upon forms they will have 70 take
sction upon in some form And u rsporsi that six
Of the committee in favor Of that propcsIsion and
win 70 vote In the committee II only needs three more
10 cArry ~ snd they may be burd ready 70 fail when
fan statement 10 made, without any regard 70 Rich
mord, CaSser 4 On. There d such thing ~ Richmond
not having The committee In his brooches pocket
number Of The committee arrived here IN the late
trains last evening. Among the number Peter Cax
ger Who FASTENED 10 the bosom Of Richmond 70 receive
his orders 10 reported that he has received large
batch Of letters ron the Interior and western part the
state urging DO fsion. Most Of the members from
rural dhuoss are opposed 70 fusion.
committee % merchants-a portion of them belong
ing 20 the National Democratic voluneers upon
Mr. Richmond last evening aud had long converAiaoo
18th him. They urged The selection Of Rrccxiprdgc
mep, 10 be taken from this city and the north
wess<rn portion Of the STATE and that some q
our leading merchants and capitalists be
laken. They len With impression that
Mr. Richmond would give them that number md stated