New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
A FUSION" MEETING.
Of The N. Y. Tribune.

GESEsEE, N. Y, Sept. %, 1860.
The " Fusionists" had ia r.szed demonstration In
this place the evening of the 18th. Charles III Car
red, Of the Electors the Fusion ticket presided.
Speeches were made by The Hon. Warrington Hunt,
and Gen. Washington Barrow of Tennessee. Judge
Carroll, upon taking his seat, male few remarks,
during which he disinc'y and uneqnvocally stated
that he was in favor of Be- and Everett, and that be
would esteem it an honor TO vote cor them as an Eiec-
tor provided be was chosen to that posi,ioS DGriog
the speech of Gov Hunt, he made an alusion to the
which his respected friend Judge Carroll might
deem 1t expdient and proper TO pursue when rather
excitedly the Judge arose. and wi no little emphs.
els said that che could say for himself that he should
vote for any good sound Union man 10 preference to
Abraham Lincoln" Then the Judge sat down. In
moment however, he arose again, aud added: "Aud
can say, further, tNst / will vote for Stephen A.
Douglas as a coed, sound Uuion man; and that will
not vote for Abraham Lncoln." In hisreusrbs Gov
HuDtfor the especial g'ati cation of Tia Irish hearers
supp se-pTedictd thst the next President of the
United States would be either John Be or Edward
Everett The whole Drift Of his speech was to insfy
himself particularly, snd his Union party generally in
their policy Of alliance with their old foes the Douglas
Democrats az the oDy course Opsn to them to insure
The salvation of glorious cOuntry and the success
their less glorious candidates. The fact is that sach
"A rally thin sop Of comfort dished to the
genuine DOnR ases that OF them say they sh all
lave po'hiDg TO do with such ticket Two Irish men
at least hitherto Democrats openly avow their nten.
ton now to vote the Republican, ticket did not wait
TO bear the speech of Gen Burroughs, but was in-
70 med thai he listened to with patience by
denre much thi ned out aud that reviewers DO
e.kpives exhibited, and no threats OF violence
made in case he touched upon the peculiar
institution" Judge Carroll, whom we all
respect ia not the mean enough 10 practice snv
de- option. Hence when he announced that his choice
am, DO the different candidates WIS Bel aud Everett,
we heard only what we expected he would say-lt he
said ANYTHING at all. We uod rssnd around here that
the Judge thinks his choice is to succeed. He openly
ayows that choice 10 be Bell and Everett; that ne shall
vote for his choice if be has cbaoce TO voe further,
that TO defeat the Republican ticket, he will vote for
any good sound Union man. ranking Stephen A. Dong.
ss as one such. What happy cOnsum paliou II Will
be that our good friend comes not within the ghost OF
a chance Of hOundeTipg in this perplexng political
moIasP. YOURS LNlh0SIoh'
The Hon. Robert b. Van Valkenburgh OF Steu-
ben County has been nominated for C,Dgress by the
Republicans of the XXvIIth District of this State,
now represented By the Hon. William Irvine, RePub-
Hcan. Mr. Van valksnhurghis gentleman of ability,
who bias served two three terms in the Assembly,
where he was the Republican candidate for Speaker
in 1853.
The Congressional Convention Of the friends oil
Lincoln and Hsmlin In the lid District OF Ne~'Jer-
sey, met on Thursday in the Court House at somer-
yile for the purpose Of nominating candidate for
Congress Mr.. Jim Is. Hill Of Midclesex County
wac chosen Chairman. Six candidates were put IN
connection, and on the fourth ballot Mr. Alexander
p. Berthoud Of Warren County received the nomna-
ton The lid District is comp 'sed OF Hunterdon'
Middlesex, Somerset, and Warren Counties.
The Republicans and Americans Of Ulster County
have united in support Of the following ticket: FOR
County Treasurer, William H. De Garmo oil New
Paltz For Justice of Sessions, Samuel Merciean OF
Ssugerties For Coroner, Martin Schutt oil owe
For Members of Assembly, let District, Robert
Louehran Of Sa1gertiesi lid Dirtrict, George l.
Pierce of Esopus lid District, Benjamin Turner Jr''
OF Olive. Fer School Commissioner lst Dist1et'
Jacob Sharp Of Kingston; lid District, jonathan
Hasbrouek of Msrbletown lid District, Cyrus Shook
OF WawarsiDg.
"A Georgia correspondent Of The C0H"HhfioH
estimates the whole vote Of that State at over 100000
Of this Brecsnrdse, he says, will have 10000 Bell
10000 and Douglas 1900 making tho majority i'r
BreckinlidPe over both 10000.
A macs meeting Of the Staten Island Wide 'Awake'
is 10 he held IT JOness Hotel. VI TomPkiEs'Lle, o.