The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-13

Committee to meet At the St. NchoAs Hotel in thu c,sr
on Friday oext, at twelve NJ John A Green, yr, chsr
man OF the Brecknrdgs State Committee which met a
the Asso House Friday Saturday ass n., sea, !,
Dean Richmond copy Of the resolutions passed BY ne
Beckinrldge Committee BY these resolutions his st.ss
Committee are definitely committed 70 combined movs
ment against Lincoln, provided the Douglas Or
mittce conoede to the national democracy IA.
electors on the electoral ticket, this being u
number already conceded by them 70 the remnant Of IL
Know Knothpg party. Mr. Green has also sent to Dsaa
Richmond copy Of letter addressed 70 him By Bsajar
min Wood OF this city, Chairman Of the Douglas o.
mtee Of Conference, accepting on the part Of hs ssb
committee the umasum Of the Breckinridge State o.
trail COMMITTEES. Thus, tomorrow, tho whole subjsst
squarey and fairly before Dean Richmond and hs
Douglas Ssaae Committee. Upon them devoaves the ~
sponsibiy OF deciding whether not the vote OF thu
State shall be given for Lincoln in November.
The communication Of Mr.. John A. Green Jr sithough
said to be in this city, had not been received BY Rish
mond u eleven O'Clock last evening; the question Of Ia
electors has not therefore, officially before him.
matters, however, but little, whether he receives
not, the programme y uuquestouably already marked
by Richmond and associates and win be changed
BY nunicatiou overtures from the Rrsok-
inridge Committee On this point the msa-
Ders Of that committee may rest satisned, IL
however, win be made by the Richmond committee unS9
the programme should changed By outside pressure
before Friday noon which, from present Appearances.
mot very probable this viii be done without any
gard TO the committee OF which Mr. Green ia Chairman
The indications present that four five Of ths
district electors from this city now on the DougAs
electoral ticket viii resign, and their plsoo
nled by leading merchants and bankers OF this
city who are known TO be staunch Breckinridge
mes the Of Royal Phelps, Wilson G. Hunt Mcsss
Taylor Watts sherman have been mentioned - being
the likely to be substituted for those who win
reign BY this they hope 10 take nine ensha e
the Breckenridge vote In this city ana the adjacent
ties, they assert the bulk Of the vote is the
above not placed upon the ticket, others n
that stamp and Of like standing in the city viii be- This
unquesonaby the programme ut present OF the Doug
las committee.
Is not expected that 1t win be satisfactory TO ths
present Breckenridge organization, neither has Richmond
and his aids and councils any desire please them That
will be the last thing that they viii do The communisa-
ton of Mr. Green received, win be laid before ths
State Committee and thai viii be the last that vii b
heard from IT, will 60 the same way that Dana anti
legislative resolutions did 10 the committee al the SyrN-
cuse Convention Nothing win BE- done 10 eomproniss
the state ticket but IL Is thought, under the above
srrangemeu, that Brady, who is aching for an opporss
nifty retire from thu political field, viii Sefrs
election day.
Everything that is dons about compromise by The
Douglases viii be this week and the subject ever
Afterwards dropped, vigorous campaign commenced at
aad followed up untn election day. Whether they
viii be able TO get the merchants and business msa a
this city subscribe them funds enough TO carry the
nte Egypt, under this arrangement, remains 70 be
They having issued their edct that there would b
no snews OF furnished without union Of the demo
cratic factions the question wiz be whether they consider
the above arrangement . union Richmond, Cagger
Co VIII bitter hostility from the present admin
srason organization in this State, who pay for being
thus snubsed will fight with great desperation and may
rally around them greater force than the Regency aud
Tammany managers count upon aud win only add 70 thu
confusion Of political this State already ssdy
minced up by the trading politicians. There u say
thing but peace aud harmony ahead.
There large number of politicians In the city from
abroad Kelly the Douglas candidate for Governor.
at the 81 Nicholas yesterday. Boteer, the chairman q
the Bell and Everett NstonA Committee, also 10 town,
whether here TO hoe the ten Ball 70 vote.
" chosen, unable 70 state.
New York Congressional Neminatfon.
PoUGnxxrTk Sept. II, 1900
The Republican Convention Of the Tseifsh Couerss
sioual District at Poushk day nominated Slephss
Baker, OF PoCghkeepse.