The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15


the strain, advocating union Of al the ansiIin
| coin forces in the State.
The committee heard their statement, and then asked
them what concession necessary b nsEy them. u
which the Volunteers replied that they asked ten electors
and hah Of tbs State ticket After further
suaton they asked 10 furnish the that they
desred 10 have placed the electoral ticket wheseupcu
the Volunteers retired to prepare LIS
They subsequently, appeared with . complete list,
commencing that Of the Douglas electors from the
Stte at large resign and his place be allied with the
Of James Brady and that nine OF the district cleo
tors also resign and that that number electors
sent upon the Brecknrdge electoral ticket be substituted
IN their place. Also that the candidates TOR Lieutenant
Governor and Canal Commissioner, at present the
Breckenridge State ticket be put the Douglas State
ticket In lieu OF those already nominated for those Offices
some little time spent In the Interchange Of ideas
when the Douglas committee informed them that they
would consider their proposition At the evenings
and would then give them their reply. Inc delegation
from the Volunteers then Withdrew and the Richmond
Committee laid their communication upon the table and
took recess until seven O'Clock P. M
In yesterdays report Of the fusion men, the name
OF Mott was made read Worth. We also omitted 70
state that nothing was said In the conferences be-
tween the two subcom mttees about the Breckenridge
party considering the proposition OF Mr. woodA vrsuAl
endorsement Of the squAtter sovereignty Of Douglas and
the abandonment OF their platform adopted Baltimore
Mr.. Latin Us that such Conversation took
place.
EVENING SESSION.
Most OF the evening spent In general conversation
and consultation by the managers Of the DougaS orgauiza
ton. st. Nicholas Hotel nlled with politicians who
flying about with all Of 10 what
would be done BY the commits, holding the
view - TO what would be accomplished The committee
dodgng about consulting with this and that person,
and receiving the opinion Of every upon this import
ant subject Just though they cared anyhrg about the
views OF other persons. There strong outside pres
upon portion Of the committee from merchants and
others 10 this city who declared that there should be
campaign funds unless . fusion perfected. This
seemed be the strongest Argument In the minds Of the
no.fuslon members OF the com nttee that raised,
and about the only thing that Induced portion OF the
committee TO consider any proposition the that
have heretofore subscribed the funds for the democracy
enrolled in the ranks Of the Breckenridge party
Fuse bread, the philosophers stone that
seemed for the time being bring tho Regency 10 It's
senses
The universal rumor amongst the outside polite
throughout the evening there would be union
Ia form II said that Cagees declared that
satisfactory ticket would be arranged-aot BY taking
the utimstum OF the Green Committee, the PROPOSE
too OF the Volunteers but by the selection Of ticket to
eut themsevee By putting upon II from ST. 70 zen
such might suit Richmond and Cagger and that tcsc,
hupched forth Union electoral ticket representing
all the branches OF the antLiIeon forces. Il said
thai Richmond and Cagger positively decline taking the
nares OF any persons offered by the other PAres This
30, said publicly only 70 friends thoee Of their
mode OF thinking The names that aoatng abau,
PROBABLE to bs selected by them James Brady,
Joshua J. Henry, VIM Duncan, W lson &. Hunt Moses
Taylor and Gouvcrneur Kembe-only one Of the names
suggested by the Democratic Volunteers Theso gentle
may find their way upon the ticket, and they may
not. tentbs Of the Douglas politicians around the
hotel last evening rangu'ne that they would and
perhaps enough TO the number 70 ten aad
what more each person pretended thai they spose
knowing the vews Of Richmond, Csggsr Co.
The Committee called to order until after nice
o'clock and Immediately Aer order restored gen.
sisuen rora shA rural districts offered = resolution
pontr q sub committee OF tarso, sesstossg Of Rich
mond, CagRcr and Hubbard, with full power 70 all any
vacancies that may occur on the electoral ticket.
This resolution adopted without calling the yeas and
nays, wbereupon Mr. Dayton said, s II understood
that this sub committee have power 70 do anyhag and
just what they please Receiving Affirmative reply, be
then said that 70 be further work for the
Central Committee, they are simply appendage
~
therefore, that the committee do adjourn die
The motion put and carried, the Committee sur
rendering everything into the hands Of Richmond aud
cagser who are now 70 run the democratic machine by
authority
The proposition Of the Volunteers not taken from
the table during the evening sesson the Committee i'd
journlng without considering H. Subsequently,
10 adjournment the cub committee fixed . meeting
for 70 day clock consult with the Volunteers
In regard TO their ticket promising 70 have al done that
they intend do before four O'Clock this Afternoon
with this general understanding the Committee sepa-
rated, and the numerous politicians ist the hotel
There 10 . movement foot 10 bring out uaiou
tcktt at the uDion ratification meeting Monday night
next this committee do no, form before that tine
The merchants declare that tLey viii not Walt the SLOW
motion 81 the Regency any longer, and u there IA no
fusion ticket formed before, they yin make one out Of
three electoral tickets In the hed, and announce at
the ratification meeting 80 stands the fusiou prcgrsmm.
a the lsst hour Of the Isih day OF September.
INV JsEsxr.-The regular STATE oommat~e called q
Ccnvention at Tenson according 70 FORM 70 lompate
electoral ticket Some OF the Douglas men, dcover
ing that there = large majority Ia fsvcr Of roni
nsug ticket from the three sections opposed 70 Lin
coin, would not meet with the Convention, though
elected ~ delegates. The member u the Douglas Ma
tanai Executive Committee, Jacob vsnait, issued cal
DAY before for the friends Of Douglas and johnson
assemble 10 Conventon and nominate an electoral cset
About one third d Convention 90 met gathered In
volunteer delegates from Trentor, Arc ncminaied
straight out Douglas ticket and al once sdcurped Tue
regular Convestmn nominate the ticket hestsc by 81
eovernor yrcom and A. stevens cons tiog y ,so
ycugrsr two Breckfnridvr and three Bell eu Dr. VIC
tbespey (Be) dccliped the pes Of scness N ma
family, and The pla,e " net hIlef rhe others hsve
sccep,ed except williamson (nodFas) and Menpnae
QelD, from whom answer 10 yet bad II is under
stood they wait " give place 20 uen 60 The straight ont
ticket
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10 THt EDfTOR OF TIE HERALD.
NEw loxK sept To- 1850