The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

nicipal chief mssi.trat: Of nearly as many ire.
white persons as Is the Governor Of any State
frost our Alabama and Florida friends will not
think him unworthy to sic with them IS one Of
Encouraging in the political aspect Of New York politics
that induces the reosnt desire to get along without the
thrtysix votes Of New York? It would be more ns-
turA inquire In view Of whs victories ct the South
how the democrats Of Now York could get along with
out their old Southern allies There s but one mode In
which the democracy Of this State be prosrated
and that IT, by forcing upon them issue which their
humanity and love Of freedom rejects.
Fortunate in making issues for the party
Their resistance to the independent treasury and mis-
representations Of that measure enfseblsd the party In
1887 and thus prosrsted IL Ia 1910 They may do 30
principle Of the Independent treasury viii raise the par
truth so beautifully expressed by Of the truest
moorats In the United States aud the mest accomplished
living English poet
"Truth crushed to earth, will rise again,
The eternal years of God are hers
But error, wounded, writhes In pain,
And dies among her worshppers"
S Do Sy rus 70 uns
with the conservatives In 1916 Of the ablest and
purss statesmen that ever lived was defeated oandi
make complaint Of the whik party who openly
organised against MIR Wright. " make complaint Of
ths antrentsrs who stood In fhs SAND position 1t is
those who prof sssd to support but seorety stabbed
Mr.. Wright that the public vengeance will light; and
confess that when recall the loss We have sustained In
my heart which is dispeed except for in.
stsnts, when / see the lightning Of popular indig-
He lev was d.f.sted; the fall following, the canvass
showed the Syracuse ticket in minority Of $4,000.
held outi by vain endsavors to patch up q hollow
truce with tho conservative forces New York State
susr nomination Of an honest and capable candidate
fearless assertion Of democratic principles and unhe
stating reliance on the intelligence and integrity Of the
sares let democracy stand she has always
for protecting and elevatng labornot giving special
boring man s the main pillar Of tho American sdifoe
his arm defends our liberties his vote directs and
.Us our sD MS and
est distinction Honest labor is with order Of
bity and We should resist as the annhil.tion of our
republican system all attempts to debase and enslsve it,
The whole continent Of Europe alive to this great
truth. Great Britain, France, Prussia Italy, Hanover
which, proceeding from America, is now freeing the
ssrf and the slave from the shackles Of bondage and
him to tn; Of s and
republic, in view OF her unrivallsd prosperity at
home and this encouraging imitation abroad, now
. sun in this armament Of freedom and shall
the Democratic party the breath Of whose life liberty
judgment may be rendered BY the Of other sec
lions, feel that can answer for the democrats Of my
that thy M nv. with 81
past They will rally as one man In behalf Of
the glorious principles Of free trade free labor, free soil
t;,.i"~.I hst Nc. S mSn;Ustony po onn,,Uo
across tho water.
nd .nn,,an.ons hny,, ~ - cr.n h. ~. rn.nsh..
Of the convention. The applause Was unanimous and
hearty and tho speaker resumed bis seat evidently
AsA' s- "
THEODORE MILLER, Esq, from the committee on
resolutions reported the iohowinB WHOM on motion or
X. Mcclellan, Esq. and sustained by Mr. p Beekman
~sse sIoPteu T WIN ou' ono asssn.sS VOICE
80 NE S,, NV OF Tnr mat tS o urmoctaoy
o .nis o.s'e ooue run VIZ qus'sl sAsy may, thst
.s ", p..'y S. tI.o. s. ~ s h,s .ensvu vi
' s. 10y ..o' e oo.a Auv enI'ons
OF open adversars or that regard such ear
lenson as 20 .ns p.mcs "d1urat JnsItee
saooe''We y tne ,,sns SUI ~ "e I.ee 'a'V,ns
n, The R.pSe 'm ,hs ard'ugnrs o5
sms ~ 'ae u'ne,s ~ ,e " '"e s'a''ehee
n1;,,J ,h i so., ~ ,h;ch r.. h.n nro,d 10 a.
s hs m"nr.".Ssnsaa sroth mS ~
tnS nooe Ss.es nortn "a INC Onao ser anu ~ tns IN
es,sence, psr.o.sm anu eneIsy OIL !neir PopuIstlon
AZ. Nesolseu, Il.s W. ooLusnv4 ,eaSins uusnsAeu 10
tne wsaom anu so9aa poney WHOM origina.ea ana e.
teoisheo tne 9roas " Inc eemoorauc
tender our thanks to tho Presd.nt for rsooSnendiu%
anu 70 .no ~ .ae US. Congrsss ,or
teenso.ns snS r,s ;ah snn .no sa.a-
esiy ~ wi'n u0 peopo nsve poooine sHAin
vssteu eufousu encr o"n ssen'o WIN INC oonIroi Oh
''n,I W. "T Try.. -,u.-..x.. ...X IL,
Resolved Inn wnMe We proiess poiiucAl istn which
incucates unyeidng adherence to the rights Of the
oonao%.,op Of r
ces 70 oonsodsou VI Poweis III .nS .ooeral govern
OF W .se. wy VI JeopalI tnu Jus.
& VI own S ,hV ssu ~ ner re,sons
vi ,..u, S ~ s VIII ue'e siewe, " ~
sd to approve the resolution adopted BY the
:, ,: ne SV. - .o4. sns se.
sa poi'cy y. e os.e sssI u',sss.ee 70 ns.ousl con
venuons snouia os ss,sce W o'A'e con'sn'ion' ana
no1 ~ Tsnt . u ns;n;.. ~ Dill
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WEE " po"e. Y s o eieo Y. TUG uomuo.suc
Ps.sy, srousea 70 msny eno, 10 securo me triumph
Oh 'ne tru' pr,ncip,es vi .e oon'u.oni ana mat ~ne
We t.'a' 20 "e "'ss..,e '"1 ,at'o" sie assh
rance 81 our eorddf co operation IN all honorable eto'n
70 ma'"a' ,'o'e P'N'Ps, we e1ns a'u'ae o." e'o"
c't.ens ." ~, u.o sa'ua,y mea'es ~ com
me'cid' ana D"dncid' J'ee"'" W"'ch MS e"eHon mas
dcnteuea
nseoVee, lnAs ,no ,sse usoe.at,o otato convention
he'a - sca On tne ion osy oI rsoLusy asI caiied
oy osmocrstc iegisAeNe caucus duiy sutnoriz' ss
OF ING ue"ootacy Oh INC state Oh NeN
Iork,n pursuance oI .no .nonorto ussses Oh tne
rePuono an parry wss .eeulsr IN ns soa
P,esSnseo muase sno oo,n eaouna upon "nson al
WHO nonesuy au stneeiey oes,r. 70 ptVmo.e tne nar
nony enu e -" W ma" -. i'o