New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
TrNinA 10 IIarnnOniZe.

There il n popular call IN circulation ior an Ad-
visory State Convention al Syracuse OF tue ad-
yer.aries OF our present National and state Nd
roiui,trstions on the 9Th OF August next, 70 see
# they can't agree on plan Of getting and d-
v,dipg the spoils The ruling idea would seem
10 be that there are good many fat local
Offices to be filed this Fall and 1t won't answer
20 let the Wings take them. Here is the gst Of
the call
We do no, believe 1t possible for the two Conven-
TONS meeting II q different time and place, 10 unite
upon single ticket or which il more important, 10
sgreee In principle CO.,
." We shall then have two state tickets in the held
claiming 20 be regular and democratic me DIVISION
In the democratic party Will be cOnfr mc1 ano pefPe
tuated aud the defeat OF both state tickets almost IN
eyitsby follows But the consequences are not limited
70 the state election In almost every County I'D tne
Stale local officers be- chosen ~ the all eecuOh
In our County we have then 10 elect Sheriff. Coun
" Clerk Coroner-a Judge Of the Supreme ana Su
perior Court and Court Of Common fleas-iour Sena
tors and sixteen Assembly men-six heads Of Depart
ment Of the City Government 70 mold tor three years
together with Common Council, 10 hold for TWO
years and by whom Police Ohcers are to be appointed
Tor four years.
This County can give Democratic majority Of
200 But our past experience has shown that with
out union the general ticket 1t can give no majority
tor a local ticket not even when We agree upon a
single ticket We believe that the will prove true
in The other Counties Of the State There are to be
chosen the State this Fall Controller Secretary oil
State Attorney General, state Engineer Treasurer,
Judge OF the Court of Appeals, Canal Commissioner,
an Inspector of State Prisons entire Senate and As
sembly, controlling the policy OF the state.
The State of NewYork can give, we firmly believe
At the Fall Election, decided Democratic majority
Thus important the approaching Elections IN re-
gard 10 public stations Let now advert to the more
important subject OF principles We are agreed IN our
hostility the State and National Administrations We
are agreed in opposition to National Bank a High
Tariff wasteful system OF Internal Improvements by
tns General ald State Governments cooperate monop-
olcs and the plumber they effect We are agreed IN
the support Of an Independent Treasury laun iof
Revenue a sound system OF state Finance, and the re
forms occurred by our New Constitution.
1--WE are opposed to the Extension of Slavery, and
desire IL arrested by all lawful and constitutional
means while repudiate any attempt 20 interfere
with II In those States where It now exists We have
acted together politically nearly all our lives We be-
heye we can honorably umte--dnd are dd"mtned 70 wy
phsiho NOT For this purpose we call OH,0n
Democratic COnrentOn, to meet at Syracuse on the ION
Of August next at ~ NJ 10 consist OF two delegates
from each Assembly District 10 consult as TO the Union
OF the Democratic party, and 10 recommend such
measures as they shall deem advisable for that pur
pose This will be purely advisory body IL does
At all interfere with either OF the TWO ConNentohs
already called. They viii follow It's Recommendations
not, AS they please
We publish this for the benefit OF whom 1t
may concern. 1t will be seen that the first step
toward reunion has already been taken-they
begin to talk with a forked tongue They are OPP
posed to a kIek tariff, "a wGstctM system oil In
ternal improvements, to corporate monopoles
&c. But are they opposed to discriminating
Tariff, to arg Internal Improvements, and to Cor
poratons formed under our present general lawsi
They are opposed to the Extension of Slavery,
and desire to see it prevented by all id'ct| and
Constitutional means Indeed Gen. Cas-
would have said as much but he did not consider
the Wilmot Proviso lawful and Constitutional
Mr.. Van Buren, did.
Never mind. These managers may cheat
each other, but they will hardly be able to cheat
tue People-just yet.