The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05
What The Debris Of tho Democracy arc
Doing o Charleston.
oathering OF che Republican Leaders
washipgton.
THE VIasIE REPUBLICAN STATE CesVEsMu
Caucus< Of Republicans at the
Aston House,
Ao. &c, 40
r AZ CHARLESTON CONVENTIONS.


Cur speeiaf Chartesson Dsspaseh.s
~ ALBANY REGEscY STILL rL0rTIN0-rT
CrANcEs or GEN. LANE AT RtcaNo,D -sGEs
cesnlNes CLOSING ADDRESS TO THE ccNvEN
ZION, ETC, src.
sHARIxssoS, My 4, 1850.
Dean Ricnuaed, Cagger Co sstn hero, ls.sDg ply
END as iDs TO x~ke bsrgsn. Baysrd, of Dehwassya n
Deco Shen last night In hts speech - possica gan
sMfn
mo so-htrn leaders aso remain Tor me purpose o
igestpg ga OF their for Che people They
are IN siah spbis while tho Regency ssd the Dough-,
',esoers from Illinois and Ob.c are In the bsSes
'Gere-rl lanes cespath 10 Mr.. Stout, Fab
Hhcd 10 the papers ,aere, urging the Oregon
delssvson 10 rsuasin hrM in maintaining the equality
II esier, ami TO 60 cat with tho southeru dessCa
tons hss created strong Feeling in hM favor. He would
have had the beet OF being Roranated Ne Do
100 s,c Convs1tien had held together but with hc1em
re, that BODY neninst,on wsseosible
Bout kept back les friends, como think, nc long
o organized band q politicians worked for him, but he
ssoyoked On that se,ount the hostility. He Glands
sy-ood eharoe o, The Richmond Convention. His
ZANE ana th~ Of JencvVn DAVIS ere nov
'ahe moe prgninent smoog NE Southern men
n 10 q question with then which should head the
shet and TIM: Why they did not make tho
soninaicus Now Davis would be put Vice Pres
scnt ne would accept Southern man Be 1t the
bead then s.,her Lane, Charles OConor, Fernando
wood, will probably be nominated ~ Vice President
Dsskuson also spoken Of . candidate 81 Richmond,
md The t.eherf the Regency 70 hi n terms the tide in
N favor.
All tbs States that arprove Of the and squastsr
rsisnty fauOrm invited TO send deaegasss 70 Rich
noad.
Gen Gushing has gone to sunivAns Iasnd 70 spend
ssw dsge.
srAsgers are leaving the city In crowds and the hotels
IRE ncarly deserted.
Zoe folowir was Mr.. Cush'ngs closing address
Gts,ISxrs TIE cosvSnox-A Allow me, before put
ting the question of Mt address 70 you
pnsbg word desire nrst 10 say, and In saying II, TO
bes, testimony yoor constituents and 70 the people Of
thu United States that considering the numerousness OF
ths assembly and The mporsot interests involved In the
seheersnons and the emotloDs thus naturally ava
keDef In boeoms- sderng oil this, I say
your rsFDs have BEEN distinguished by order, by
Freedom rom psrsoranuss, by deoorum and by an oo
us'Os for The aoor, al Of gent 70 om,e
Aer respeove opinions by motions objections 10 mo.
have occurred apparent but only apparent confusion
BA there has been no real confussV, no deiibe-
sa ssS ssr p Ssss' speak ''ss 1-s sss
:. this point. and to speak impartaliy
s r N. u !,Ss sna be sS. % 2
say Tor and IN behalf q myself, that aiso kno~, by
ads, Of circumstances .lss,s srduous end IN sone re
speeu Of peculiar embArrAssn snu has been my steady
g"s and eon'~n, enesavSr to discharge impAr
essson 81 The duties, shall have happened
70 me 70 address any gentleman abruptly, not
- have aay recognized him, beg pardon OF and Of
We Cnnvepuon Finally pefmt me 70 remind you, gen
usntp tia, net merely the franes Of tho great oolsd
eseoral party which represent but the fortunes OF
Nc constitution Aso q, stake The acts OF tnis Don.
venton. Dur ng period OF eighty ior years, we,
hc states Of this UDon have been associated o ther
one form or another for objects OF domestic order
foreign security. We have lraFcrsed side by side the
vars OF the Revolution and other and later through
pssce and war, through sunshine and storm We have
bslo our w.J mAsfely on uDsl sc have come to be
great republic Shall &c cease % be such? all not DO
b~vs 10 vii not believe that the noble work OF our
faers 10 be shas red-tnat this great repub5 1, De
boz nAzac, history OF mighty people existing,
Dot tAhurg no orstr, save an ehadowy memory
~ q robcmental ruin by the side OF the path say %
tine. fondly trust that shall c,ptuue 10 mlrch
On forever. the hope OF nGtols, sell In tho Oh
world a. IN he New, ike the bright CRIBS or the nrms
nent, Which Oh on -ihoui because bouni for eer.
any without haste, because pre1s stnod for eternity
may % be Nth this glorious eonfedeTAl0u o. StAtsA I
pray Jou, therefore tsntemSr, IN your return your
ecnsiusnv and 70 tbe b,soms o. your families, take
whh 200 a. guiding thought the Sentiment OF The
cor stutor and the Union, and with ths cordially
700 fareSeh untl The prCscIibed reEssmblng q the
GenveBLon.