The New York herald., 1860-09-18
The FUSION NEGOTIATIONS.

The Volunteers Make Two New Propo-
sttions-Bsth Rejected b. Dean Rtcn-
rsono-W here Is James r. Brady -
Rtchmoad's UIumasum six Condition.
~ Vacancies on the Donglus Ticket.
&c. Sc.
There lively time amongst the politicians the
St. hichoas Hotel yesterday. The numerous fusion
tlrkers nyiIg though every their
last AID they had toe,r Wills to make durog sha, short
time The busy hrong Of democrats appeared Though
the ration ressed ulon their heads and Il they moved
either 70 the rgn; len 1t woule fall of aud smash
thugs generally. Early in the morning everything
looked harmonious, but rs the hours rolled away matters
and things began TO wear more confused appearance
There seemed TO he sore oose somewhere, but
at hrtt could tell where. 1t amusing wAica
movements Of the political trcxsters they hurried TO
ard fro In IN excited manner The pressure tha.
brought TO bear exceeded anyhus that has transpircd
snce the nnent OF the fusion pegoti stions
Judge As n the ouelss nominee Lieutenant Cover
por made bis Appearance early In the morning Joha
Cochrsne sseu busy moving about, lsooring for
union. George Sanders, who had been OF the In.
trsctabie fusion became somewhat manageable
1lder the feel,ng that seentd ta prevail
Benjamin Wood was also there early and iao, urging
upon The csmmriee To fette the question at He
took the gro, nd that the duty Of Western and
Northern members Of the yield those 10
the southeastern portion OF the State siso ave
meuer. OF the committee WHO voted favor OF the pro
position from th Green Con rtee At least nty
Per cent Of the II ,he state, whilst
iy all az tho who voted agaiust from tue
districts that strongly republican, and cAauot give
democratic major ties they nnited II b-iog the
wish OF the representatives in the ommttee from all Of
the democratic localities the party had u depeud
upon e. strength he Thought the OF the
sl,,ee from shoud yeid ihem. and
pursue that woui the party ia Its present
stsongtclcs
Alderman Dayton, Of Brooklyn, was also there, labor
ing the best he kne hoe brtng about in man
ner rioD that should unite the entire aati-Liucoln
forces Il the State ~th all the taxi oaser AMI dgar
ing tee yolca Of tho harmonious noc,acy
could be 70 s,scs together Hike oil and water,
they would remain s-p@fsts
The rev committee from the Volunteers made Ii er sp
peaIaLc and commenced firing at Rcamoai;
encouraged BY The the Regeocy
the several fragments they him another propssi
fon The, agreed surrender the State ticket IL Mr.
Richmond ould give eiecsor large aud
district electors OF Hi,er be men. and the
other nve from the present Reckinridge State ticket
viz
James I. Brady, elcc,or at large.
1chn ". Bro ser, for the First district
Daniel q Miller. fos the Sscond district.
Noser rsyior, Tor the Tnird district
W y Dupcan, for he Fauslh district.
Jacob wcst-rvclt for tne Fifth district.
James Lee, for the seventh distrist
Joshua Henry. for tbe Eighth district.
Aaron Ward fcr tine ninth district
Henry snycer, for the Tenth district.
This proposition Mr.. Richmond reected without Auy
her sou and aid that there uot 30 many
cics 20 be tiled; could not possibly give them ths
Number. Let him be willing. be hSo po~er 10
remove cectorr SIX we're al thst they could
procure be could O. beyond that number. Tue
fnts t,~f
vnie conversation parts the hotel Of
them exceedingly cxcr-f the question 'rea i~uty
asked, "gss any Brae,Ti "J-hn aather hss
gone after him. the quiet rssponss, "apd hope
10 nbo him time 10 arrange matters Ior tue Caiou
meeting" We ke.iss nfo med that Scbel and Ai
the asmhis,ratop o.n 'enolners 10 New York
seitg sgainst The recognition ~ the Green ard Tucker
orssnsston and as hello ved thai the influence o,
these men wosd go farther fr be ticket ,sao the pre-
cert State Committee thrir request further with
Mr. Riohmosd than anything else. and secncs 70
etrerrthcn him MS TO lay Grecn ruckcr
4 Co. cut cold.
We tol sevsral times that Brady had beeu Sen
by Esree four Brecsmrirgc men, stated that he
wipr sccep, the place Of eicctor large aod
retire from The eeid candidate for Govcrnor they
sursshcd proof Of th fact, and ooly said
body else bad h,r did not sbescfsre come be-
fore the comuttso 10 any tangible SHAPE but only q
ecme 1erscus assertion 10 the ueantme, parties COO.
tnutd their ,afch for him w,hous success everybody
scened 70 arrive at the conclusion that he had purpcscy
hid himself "Have ,ou seen Brsdys WAS The inquiry on
all rides
The yoauteers who at ART declared that they would
not make s-y further attempts seple the difficulty
apaily decided, sfer exciting controversy amongst
thems,irrs, r. AXE edors, and about thre-
Pm they gave ropcsis,on 20 Mr. Dayton. who in-
s-a.
take r. the prcssn, Beckinridge ticket .,a
Bfscy slecinr ct asrec
This rr,T~sssior hr R'ehrnond rejected ~ -.
thai be woah have anything 3. a. s''as
MINES no~ ,he electoral ps~ ~"o - WV
...,y,oy IN, m.n- .es e,,,.d ,se rreckipridee.
r~s- q III. poet reliable Brecx .ari1gs
city hsd objected ihe names % ,as, tlcxc;
ns would not, any corsi icraslcn. touch them
Ricbnond's reply returned The vouut~ers when
she whole party lcft for room a. and remained in
pesson nearly hours denbcra,sx over tue cause Of
their country At six /, " hey came rushlns do~n
stairs with oounesancss lots hs rails soa ey Ln
colo a opcc revealing every person syht that thcrc
had btcn no agreement shas.rsr set~oen tnem--uot
sv,a art,eng 70 disagree II seems that ,he committee
Win several eslsasrs. wsna directly bet,cs xrsrs
Rhaond And uabharr and went 10 to shat he
later would and shsi ,hsy ~oua npi do Nr Rcamoni
again assuring IN he rouid not take 81 r.
the Becknridgs electoral iinkes rns ~ Gost se the
Volunteers oommnsee al ahacs but rAy,ng agate they
asked Mr. Echm nd NJ ~oaia accept sny ss mea tbs
they might seIsct from tao rerchsn u th's cy aud
Brady clcccr large s they say. thes ssk "a, %
ascertain how far Rchwcpa ~vuls 20 70 uniou
o. ali the anti Lncum iorrex
After consisevasle controversy over the condition Of
asars, Richmond informed hcta that ust At
present vacancies fcr s'-crss rse aed he coid
not rus Mr. Rrany nts that prs',on bcs soaa yre hsu
the candidacy ~ Isr' rsns ecv~rnor he ~cu'd s.c
give them leading names, hut he ss be sow d 10
select them himself the following ~ tss psncs
with which he Soad an the vsc4seiss already In shs
ucus,ss electoral tictet.-wm duncan, T. sse~srt.
gc.hua r Henry, ko~es Taylor. " F~rts. ~ Brsck
I'm, and Gouvcroeur Krs'e, y wesnnes'e- ~ nfy n
they s,re wiling 20 accept these names ne soad At
ono, Give ,ssm p.cs u.ou the tcsct leaving ony oos