New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-02

VOL. VI. NO. az
Pnrty Movements in the Conveution-esdg-
wick on Pur;y-The Regency Fnithle.s-
Hing Cnucus-C linton on Parry-1he Dam
ger of DeIay--L.herfs the Convention
of 1e2I-Our Lobby.
ALBAxr, Tuesday, June "a l:i6.
t. BE Editor q 77> Tribune:
SiE: Had the Regency leaders here sbstained
from converting the Peoples Couvention iHto
party machine by giving ii President sscie'a-
mes, and twenty Committees, wiki their Cnanfne''
all Of strict party character, for psrty purposes
banded together 10 rake the responsibility Hi'No
the reports propose the anendmeG'S ano Ii' .te
Uhy and no party Delegates toat ih!s ~ an .. -
nco ,bnc6cr We should never nave near u '1S
10 f. Of me attempt Ieieai !; on JuLe
o. ,tic fcgethe. have occupied more l'so Jay % e
,ie Of ne Convention, and p!i iaf 20 0.in's ms W g
- .,, MANY reasons are assigned Tor the departure
tom the ,rscuce Of the !-st iA'st' C0nNen'-9 H5e
nc NAT ALI The measures v hich The united aciois tiyr
nor ;h.. 1f,J VITO rule The body are al matuTe1' @4a
- ev are smuslyg the pubic, ur!nc out The Delegates
- xrtipg those t.-Te 70 discuss great principles,
10 sor!nc :hc previous question when II VII. sun
mir purpose through taef own measures, and pre-
vent nose the minority from Deng brought on The car
,at some have thought W!th BIZ. Van buteu and Gov
weight that tue present j. UnpTopitous moment for
calling together such body, SAID The Ar.Us. II may
Judge from here those who thus squared ;her
opinions are influential 10 The Convention. II sc refuse
Delegates from our party, they tine Whie'J Mi
er1 DELEGATES from theirs said Nr Noah IN H. NesSeu-
ger Of June l. sis land VIII nave things oil their own
way: therefore The CosyESTioS, A. must u 30 We
"a with the majority; 20 regulate where We cannot
cntrol" That is Convention forced on u.s. we 20 10
perYert purposes Of party ascendencyto make
100 Of it, a. of everything else get hold of-froIn the
United States Presidency down 70 the overseeing oil Gay
cOrus N D-UUms on Broadway.
When Messrs Hoffman. Morris O'Su'|vsni and others
who made political capital out OF The cry Tor Con7eh
ton three wears ago sJdressug the people IN iis
favor they prossed the strongest disposition 10 I'LL W
and advocate the mos, free snd unettered express
son OF the public will Listen 10 the Language oil lhco
dore quoted from hs great speech hs report
ed Ia the Ee~.YOf Evening Post OF August IL, 1913
ssy an appeal 10 People greatly 10 be deprecated
would he any effort achisvs Ihs object BY the -xhung
par,y organization IUdred the Ihg c-nrot h- done by
party because our party n-1pi". are 700 sH!
Oar parry 4Oriies surprisingly small, varying rom
0 TO 5uO: they but from Ia pr cent OF our vo
ng populupu Not by such msjnrties as lh'e can Con-
s'ituuonal Reform be effected Nor must there be bby
doubt Ia ~hch scale the majority lies WI mol nns".
to r.enact, on The theatre oil YofS lhe ofsa WHICH
has 80 l.l-ly been played ss That Of Rhode l'IHDd
We here con.evaots Of The great Interests OF
the propl- Of the subject TIE ciilincuon oil
Wing aud Democrat should dlsAppear wear. Dol 10 srro-
Ia,- our,eves all pocai virtue II would br sneI
compliment Institutions 10 ,sy that there w's ms
ty OF nut fy. or ten Thousand the S.s- worthy az be-
ing fr--m-n- IA immense ni-1nfty OF me popu'aoh IL
devote dly attached 10 The fondnt.nal phcn's OF ee
government There w-s deep philosophy 10 me woros OF
Jefferson " all repuhicsn' a.. all ie1eFsIs
NOW the scuoO OF The peOpc alop- cSh us get' 3D.
Ct be -cIro. The Convention Of l5Z; Was Gale Tor BY
very small vote bu, the numbers who ere theo eS
cudrd from the franchise rendered tbs, CnnV.nlnr ino
p-usspl- The Convention al 1921 sctuslly doubled the
electoral The for Governor IN lS@O ~as 80 thou
.srd 10 1924 II hundred snd rluety thou,und-
This m,kes very plan that the Convention o! lB2 vas
great popular movement
such u character b- impressed upon line present
ell ri LET II not dwsr"d crHmp-G 10y the 'p o'
party. We called IOg-iher 10y no party war cry We
meet under pary roo-rr-. ConieI plate the subject
regarding only the aln interests OF our great Sale
aud greater coUntry!nokng forward - The Tune 90
l.sutfuy d.uctet In the words Of Bryan-iDade
Won, yn moi ess h His .ynpa hy wiiheyery popular iner
es h-u dep Of MA pabos the lofty morality OF his
tone, snd felicity OF his dicIton
When yonuger commonwealth for aid
Shall cling aroubd your ample rctc,
And from your irown shall shrink afraid
The crowned oppressors o! the gIohc.
Mr.. Srdgwick here declares that IN the great move
ment for Constitutional Reform the Of hie and
Democrat should disHppeAT-that lis mol an oOcct 10
be gained by the existing party orgsniz4tlon-inat tne
proposed Convention like that OF ls2l GA "eica there
WINS caucus 10y iaction) Is great popular move
rneut-and adds Let II Dui be dwarcd or crsnped
bv the spirit of party. We are called together by no
party war.cry-we meet under no party ro"tnte
IN. Post, IN. Ttburuacle the People echoed these sen
,neuts Tho Wings secured rha Courcnt'ou--aud mat
Zone forward steps the Naval Officer cf Ncw-iofk and
unbu- hugy SETS W ktug Caucus nrS' III the C"hVtn
ZION Hal. aud next IN The senate CHAMBER Ifoes1i"hs
ike the above and could quote cuiuiuDs OF them are
!..;.ed sprt aud etier. The w hiss IN ConVcnuoh
are Told by the Member from Osego that their political
OupOEents have arranged inc Hhcnlhtly, anu ee pic
pared to assume the responsibility In short that hiiy
odd membrrs there only fot orur sake Ihis lie
the reasou why MIR. Richmond and OTHERS, this morn
ing complained that the Chairmen OF Committees and
their Reports all one tde-ih"i " hat appeared
10 be fair about publishing the Convention Reports
with reasons reality merely result OF the hoax
played on the minority and On the people.
told there party meetings Tor managing the
Convention. and In day or TIVE viii tell you more OF
them perhaps That BUSH is deferred to an extent
that annoys and many honest aud PLAIN men 10
doh that tha rats,
the party now permits it proceed they would not get
through in twenty years no man can controvert be-
gin 10 think that there some WHY heads hi Work 10
ihwarr this movement and this is my warning No l.
The Convention OF lS2l was chosen (svowcoIy) 10
check the spirit party faction and prevent II rom
grsspiug all power ior selfish purposes Cunning men
that body seized the Judiciary the appointing rover
every thing and made bad worse s the Convention Oh
lsj6 thus to be made instrument OF Are eleventh
hour changes To be hurried through suddenly winch
when tried, will be found 10 be no Improvement al al!
Ii looks very ltke II. 80.
In his Message to the Legislature Jan. g. De Wit
Clinton while he earnestly recommended State Con-
veniion remarked that
Parties are the natural offspring OF Republican Govern
m-uI Wherever freedom eIlnis, Will Ice mGues1ed 10
differences W opinion with respect 10 the best mode OF pro-
noting public wearr And when these contentious 'pr-sd
society they form parties -nd party uinsioe some
private and ocSl interests drsrncfaesnIo
faction which seeks iis gIGhcAtua IN Nlo son OF inoh
" the expense OF the general good And sven 10 HE
pfouen-ss OF human nature TO cherish the 'pi OF conen-
that of-n The continuance OF parties alter me
nile
rapid sdvaces in prosperity hHs oe~n mere oo-
uoNioasi the OF party than member OF Inc
Federal Unon Even during the gloomy periods OF The
Revolution iht spirit exhibited IN variety ot shapes.
and since that scarcely Ceased 10 ssiaie
cely After giving full weight TO ihe operation OF ether
forced 10 conclude that Nee Is u
radcs a-frc IL Consultation OF our Government ih.t
ehct wants essential check ~ The progress Of par
that contains lis arfaISenchi Inc VI I'D
cord and excite uIeut"
About twoihds OF the members OF the Convention are
here. but ii we have mut;ades Q! preliminary dis
cusons IL thrcchour sessions are 20 lie converted into
adournrcns 10 continue discussions On the repeal OF
ruic II month is almost 81 lis Close snc party o some
40 or more LAWYERS only begun 10 pun 20 pieces every
thing u, thew 30 along VIII not even beginning made
vet where shah We the end OF August: The WhsS
are as much divided The Regency about the above RUE
but NV objection IS shat such prolonged discussions VIII
mar The object OF the Convention ecciua!y as /; had
nOi been =,
The following Is an extract from letter. addressed by
MI John Le:f,rts L. NJ o; E!aibush 10 his it:eLt Oh
Lons Island. mailed here, res Oct H. 1871 ai'sF MI LEI
hac remained here nearly three months as Dee
gate the last Convention. from hiues County opposite
YOU Ii has appeared Ii PRINT before ana ooAs IKE
the language OF sensible man aud faithful DeeSa'e
The business Convention progresses AZ snail
Ike pace. We have many aaSlag. 10 speak more
q hem max Us,