The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-27

The Dissolution Of the 7nft-Rsnf' OrgdnizGtion-.d
Letter from Ambrose T.. Jordan, &c, &c.
Some apprehensons having been expressed in various
quarters in respect to the dangerous of
systematic organization Of the tenantry known anti
rsners at the approaching election for Judges the
Court Of Appeals and for judges Of this judicial district
beg leave to say that in my Judgment their hitherto
efficient political organization has been in dis
solved. Powerful which operated to bind
them together In iron bonds ceased to exist
their former determined organization has correspond
ngly weakened. have not adopted this opinion with
out close examination Of the matters with
the manorial difficulties The enlightened and mode
rate enanry have partly accomplished the great object
that the aim of their organizations their
the ultimate satisfactory of these feuds and
cases has been strengthene their confidence also in
the sympathy Of their feowctizens Of this State. Is
happily Increasing think may confidently ssy that
titude-to dissolve their distinct Political organization
and to mingls with their former freedom with their fell
low-ctisens in the affairs Of life Such step would be
compatible with their true interests because those in
terssts would then become important to the common
ter. appeal also to the tcnantry, if their voluntary
absorption incorporation into either
not have unhappy tendency to engender bitter
feelings In the party TO which they opposed 1t
nisaion kept up justice the tenantry will have to
be invoked from the opposition in vain.
Dissolve, then, antrentsrs !" Trammel not this ju
dioiary with not the public peace
and the immaculate application OF the law under every
human circumstance and contingency. Civil war may
follow the heels of the failure Of the elective expert
ment making.
desire to see the several institutions Of this State
supported by upright judiciary. believe that
. successful and exclusive organization Of the to-
nantry, ut this critical election, would endanger
the success of the entire elective system, and
hence, when | recently evidence that the
confidence OF any considerable portion Of the tenant
~ in one OF their prominent candidates for judge
uprooted and that they had abandoned their
mnation to support him for that Office was glad In
conclusion, have only to reiterate my strong convc-
ton that the political organization Of the Anti
has lost its force, and that its dissolution Is
1t 10 little singular that two Of the nominees for
judges Of the Court of Appeals have declined and that
regard whatever has been paid their decension
thor have been posted by the papers precisely
as If they had not refused the nomination We have
now the following letter from third nominee
Sir,-I am informed by your favor Of tho 2lst inst
which has this moment reached that the late Wing
Convention, which you presided, nominated
peals l grateful for the honor conferred 1T is
evidence Of high public confidence which citizen
could be insensibe and should be most happy, under
circumStan which would warrant 1t, to serve the
public In honorable and responsible a station. |
must nevertheless. for controlling respectfully
decline the nomination
am dear sir very respectfully and truly yours,
A l.. JORDAN.
Hon. c. H. Carroll, President Wing Judicial State
Convention.
Senator Joshua A. Spencer, who has been nominated
for Judge in the fifth Judicial district, has also
fused to accept the nomination.
The albany Atlas asserts that Edwin Croswel Ego
Of the Argus is engaged in q Systematic scheme to
dsorganize and break down the democratic party
presidential election The quarrel between the
wings Of the party, is being carried with than
usual magnity and incendiarism. The result is easily
having had plentiful rain have now sunny and sea-
sonable weather.