, 1860-08-24

for the Republicans. He admitted that the
Dred Scott decisIon WIS sncoassstent trith popu-
lar sostr<ign4y. but said it was expected that
the Supreme Court would de eide very soon that
~. Ttis be c1aimed, aud actually stated was
aetna " intended BY the Wick life resolutions,
which were attached to the Douglas platform.
He stated tbst this resolution, referring to come
future decision Of tho Supreme Court WAS at-
tacaed after Douglas was nominated, and to
gain Douglas 40, 900 vo.es III ths South.
Yours, l., for L;nuoln, L YorER.
+. Tho New York Dlcker.
The Buffalo Commercial Adsertistr tells what
it kaops abont the successive stepl in ths form.
&tion Of this fusion ticket:
: "Whatever may be said to the contrary, sce
Enou thai our national union friends, when they
wunt to SJFacufe, expected to hase the nou1lnA~
ton Of Lteut--GoTeEnor. II was pa1t OF the
programme, and wAa considered doe to their
dignity, if not N absolute necessity. in order
to gire The coalition anY political power. And
the language Of the Democracy WAS quite en-
courasink 10 then; at ie2st 10 We judge from
the fact ttat one Of tho cieverras men Of the
National Union Committee, in = lstter written
not ~ hour before the nominate IN was made,
said TINT the stick in the fuuio1 would b on
cnncedipa the Lieut.. Govarno1ahip TO tho Union
msnl
:: 'lhe State ticket, however, wxs made up a.
Alb&cy, and carried according to the original
plans and specifications made Aca provided liz
The contract. No tsrious difficulty Tas expert
cnced in doing so- 1t only needed d slighs mis-.
understanding in this wise:
The Democratic State Committee met the
Union State Committee. Tbs latter demanded
the LieusGoveraorship. The former gently
demurred, but would hold ths matter open for
;cousiderasion- If the Unioa COMMITTEES felt
that they must inaist upon it. the Convention
wonld doubtless grant il. And whi's our ssga-
cicu. fellows were tbua negotiating. the n.aa'
gers in tls Convention opened the throttle FalTs,
and put .he ticket through At 1:2o. They
wouldn't keep the convention. 1ts eAthustAam
IVES unbounded. 1t went of 1t half eaek. and
nominated = ticket by sccl4tnxtion before any
body meant it. So It was purely nn accident
that no Union man Wa4 on the ticket "No-
body to blame," w.s tbs general verdict; and
Union chaps: ''You didn't tell Us in time. We
never dreamed that Jou wanted anybody On
ths Ssnt& ticket, OF you should have lad it, Of
eoursel" 10 Deaa Richmond put his tongue
IN his sinister cheek, and proceeded with the
next business in ordsr, viz: TO nuke up IN elec'
tora1 ticket.
To show the miserable abandonment, not only
Of principle, but of seltrespess, which char.c
tsrl3ed the coalition Of Syracuse, wa hRvs only
to relate tbs following incident Rs proof posi-
tire:
Among those on their way Yves. from the
Syracuse Convention last night, wzs Mr. Nc
Masters. the editor Of tha frs4m7n's journal,
The organ and mou.hpleee Of Archbishop
Hughex. Hearing it stated II ths American
HoIai that Nr. burrows mas q member Of tbs
American order, aud had Il! il its councils, hs
denied il. He said that ths understanding with
the Catholics r8a clear aud positive. No
American who had aver taken the obligation 81
l.
ot1nIio Committee and Convention had the 4 est
sacred assurauoes that M1. Burrows, the only
one suspected, had nsrer hsen member Of The
order.