The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17

I Compromise Ticket to be Announced at tho
Union keeting Te-Nisht.
No Quarter for the Green-Tuoxer
Organization.
Address Of the Breckinridge State
Committee.
As., &s., As.

shs approach OF Sunday, and Abored more zeaeusly
than at any time previous. They went TO work like
men having important task before them and with the
ad Of several prominent gentlemen, have succeeded,
with little Sunday labor, in making out programs ne
which considered acceptable to the leading merchants
md Brecknrdge men Of this city, and hope 10 take
enough at least break the backbone OF the Green
Tucker organization, and place them where they will be
sat Of danger hereafter.
Richmond from his nrst appearance in this city, has
iahed FUSION and has admitted that they shoad make
cssons 70 the Brecknrdge vote, the merchants and
business Of this city; but he has, on the
ssher hand, objeciaA to making any compromise
with the present Breckinridge State organization,
and has held stn upper lip whenever they spoken
o. One Of the main points that he driving at in the
fusion arrangement To take from the Dickinson party
I'll the m0neyed interest and the bulk Of their VOTE with
cut taking the leaders, and giving them Importance bis
Aesre 70 kill them OF and 70 have them OF the
way for the future. Thus the report OF hin subcom
ttee rejected at once the Volunteers we're listened
until IL was found that they wanted the present Breckn
rse organization recognized and then turned them o
md went 70 work by themselves Having drs secured
their nix va0ances the question by whom and how
thsy 70 be filed There being organization that
presented ticket satisfactory 10 them, they COM
pelled 70 take the matter in their hands, task
which they bad objection 10 perform especially when
thsre was the least prospect Of laying out Green and
Tucker and In the next place. Of obtaining funds for the
campaga, which would perhaps, enable them TO
NV CongTessmen than they had In the last Congress-
After promising and poslponng until almost everybody
bad made up their mind that thsy be humbuggcd
end there would be change the electoral ticket. we
finally informed that "something has been done,"
end that tonight TO have announced the Union
ratification meeting, ut the Cooper Institute fusion
ticket, rather compromise ticket that will be satis-
ctory 10 the merchants and business of this city
The negotiations far concluded yesterday that
Cagger len for Albany last evening, leaving Richmond
and Hubbard 70 complete the aboro shape and polish
up the structure already blocked ont Casger s said,
haa left power Of attorney In Richmonds hands To
any business rega to this democratic estate
md 70 sign al transfers and deeds that may be found
cesAry 70 nnish this important work. his and for
MIN.
We informed that the arrangement Of the compro-
mise 10 the same ss compseted, although not fully
II has been determined upon that the Rre:kinridge
strength Of this section Of the state sha have six
the electoral ticket four from the city Of New York.
one from Brooklyn and the other from westchestcr
county The only point under controversy s what they
sha with Brady. His retirement from the Breckn-
ridge ticket they consider Of the most important
points In the whole arrangement Mr.. Brady. seems
vss out Of the city last week, and the negotiators
although they sought him In every quarter unable
get bold Of him. What win have 10 be done satsy
him was Last night mystery but they hope to settle
the question in time for the meeting 70 night and
although the ticket Ia present marked out the accept
rejection by Mr. Brady Of the proposition that
win be made him may materially change portion OF the
present slate.
,s understood tina, the Lieutenant sovernorshp or
draw nom the Geld As Governor and upon this hangs
portion Of their agreement. The list OF that VIII
appear the electoral cke, win depend upon the dcci
sion Of Mr. brady Whether be seet TO accept reject
there will be compromise ticket prepared at least 50
my the powers iha. be. Among the that viii be
drawn out Of this lottery wheel win probably be that Of
A. I. Stewart, the merchant prince; Reuben withers,
banker; Wilson G. Hunt, John II. Brewer, and Vim.
Duncan, for this city, w. Patt banker OF Brooklyn,
and Gouverneur Kemble Of westchester county. h not
jet positive whether these win appear not but
. portion Of them win appear st least. Mr.. Braiy's
may be substituted for OF these, and may
not although the number that win be given fixed upop
and the also; Jet 10 not certain whether al the
parties viii accept besides the Of II least per
so0 depends upon The reply Of Mr.. Brady.
In all Of this arrangement Green and Tucker have
snccsuAy mubbcd-they have been passcd over a.
boys and not worthy Of notice Richmond however,
did lay the two letters Of Mr. Green before he commit
se Understood that Tho rejection Of the rcsou
ioas Of Mr. Wood carried with these letters and no
further action was taken upon them. Time win alone
tell how Mcsrs. Green and Tucker win take this snub
what strength they gather around them after this
union. better prediction be made after Mr. Bradys
decision.
The following understood 10 be the ticket that VIII
be announced at the Union meeting. ID may vary In
name two
nxcrops AT IARGw
Reuben n. wAlworth. Heman J. Redaeld or
James I. Brady.
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