The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-13

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nominations They about 10 try his mettle, ana IT,
when their teeth once fastened In his they
name Of Martin Van Buren, will acquire ustre as
dazzling and brilliant, as the tin sauce pans which
hang in the Kitchen Of the White House.
When the general committee called the meeting Of
this evening" they addressed letters to Mr. Van Buren,
John A. Dix, George Rnthbun Samuel Young, Albert
Lester, Arphaxed LOOMS Sc inviting them severaly
to be present at the meeting. ! prefix the replies of
Messrs. Dix, Young, and Rathbun. Martin Van
Buren, has written reply; he will. however write
letter to the Utica convention, which will be held
the I'D instant This letter will be int nded for publt-
cation and in il Mr. Van Buren, will present his views
upon the great abstract principle. upon which his
ton of the party has planted itself 1t will be an i'm
portant document
dressed to Mr. Dix urgently reminded him Of the
cessity of his taking decided and firm position upon
the question which divides the radical and conserva-
tive parties in this State they reminded him that he
called upon to avow his opposition to the extern
sion of slavery, in terms which could not be msunder
stood they observed, very innocenty and naively
that he would no doubt, be very glad of opportu-
nifty to refute the cauMnics Of the Albany .3rgus
which imputed to him design to yield to the Balti-
more nominations n hearty support the committee
said to him in conclusion. that they had never for
one moment, doubted his devotion to the cherished
principles which Silas Wright deliberately approved,
and profe sed before the world To this letter of the
committee read the following timd and unsa isfactory
reply from Mr. Dix which have procured in advance.
This reply will incline the Van Buren, party to give up
MIR. Dix it will incline them to charge him with
ardce Read the reply, and learn where Mr. Dix is, if
you can.
Mr. Dxs letter published in yesterdays Herald
That letter will ruin the fortunes Of Mr. Dix; it does
not mean anything 1t noncommittal; and the man
the man for the barnburners in this crisis
The following is the reply of the Hon Samuel Young
Gate Senator. it ia remarkably original and it will pro-
duce considerable sensation
Grsrruxs have received yours Of tho ID 0n ns ane enclosing
the resolution Of the democratic republican committee of the city
meeting capitol the sth in pursuance
Of your eaSy invitation it + due to you and to the central
tho resolutions which you have enclosed.
in H %S s h
rctset on New York BY the late amore ConySnton and
ing asse or to ax the stamp repgolaton on the
which sustained without sacrifice Of the prn
neither Northern Southern aboioni.. nor will
knowingly ever vote Tor either The Northern aboonists in de
~ original States vhesr This always
sIs5 rs The southern would
the virgin soil the black and bloody flag Of slavery This
an ia 80 such crime within the capacity of human
The q n sy @sgasd ZEAL arr
lists impeed by the love Of gain and the Inst of domination bold
e nn and pts s hns Of put
The Great and Ss q ss s Of & Wss their ns
Happiness and oate humSn misery to an mneasnrabe extent
rich aad ,ac in e Uno Ohio %as them WdeT
TIE soil and climate Of Virginia o.snally at least
those States This fail to ari striking
p pS e u thu "s'H S a
What has become Of e spirit is ID. dictated the
il sssed at entire %Se and remained 50 until
passed b. which law in portion Of that State south of given
line freedom absi;hsd Nor:hsra votes to
os9lse the event; Of that srod remember the deep pot
Most Of item sank into Utter oblivion and have not since that
period been able e,sae ripple on the surface of the political
ar ,an ter q century nss that
the pocipes Of free and humane in
S esS 81 pa aSsr bss esn Sns
exn yused-as relic Of the dark ages and el on
ssa
hcsen ri; quite appropriate written
to s s T and the 3 s9Sa %
votes Of the free staes and il the action Of Southern
abo. emong who have him board their craft
twiii never again indulge in political predictions
With great respect yours &c, = ~
Top CAecrR and othcra Committee.
late NJ. c. from Cayuga Mr.. r.. writes without any
particular reference to his reputation Of let
tiers and statesman have suppressed part of his
letter, which seemed to me rather Objectionable.
AuBuaS June s. 1913.
GEvTLEnnyI received your letter ID liant inviting
be at meeting Of the democrats of the city Of Al
the st instant should lie happy avail myself
1T it, G"s in the s Of the me
ing Our delegates to the National Convention and ALL de-
Their e dignity and worthy Of good
fted with the AFFECT and deadug conduct q Dickinson Eos
tion of Of freedom and Independence compared
with his condition , a, Il is certain that il politics
truly reflected in his conduct
The country sound Cas is beneath contempt Cros
canddae every body ashamed talk about voting for him.
The wg candidate the abolition other candidate would
Perhaps when southern and friends including the
y thew % to gp d TO s a ' ssS0 Se
tic platform. Honesty truth justice consistency free labor free
Iaeata at least as ornamental portions Of the rarity
creed. Your obedieot servant, GEO. RATIBtN.
To T.. CAGesR Esq and others, Committee.
These letters are all amusing and interesting; they
enable to discern the positions Of the leaders Of the
radical democracy. As all the movements of John
may be well to announce that he is in this city
and that he will not return to New York in several
weeks. ] said several weeks since that he would
stump " the State, and he is about to realize my pre-
dcton, He will leave this city, probably, Monday
next and he will traverse the state from the great
lakes to the Atlantic and from the boarders Of Penn
sylvania to the borders Of Upper Canada. lie will
speak at every village. and at part Of tina country
school houses; he will agitate the people and he will
produce farore among the farmers which will be at
tended with injurious consequences to the Cass
ticket think Of following in his tracks, and sending
you every speech he makes.
Importane Army Order.
GENERAL ORDERs) WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Adjutant Generals Office
No %. WARRINGTON June y, 1S4S
l. " hen the time arrives for the withdrawal of the
troops from Mexico at the termination of the war,
measures will be taken by the Quartermaser Depart
ment to transport the volunteer regiments battaors
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