The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-02
Republican Re-union in New York.

The political inovemenents in the democtsic party of New York are calculated 10 produce the deepest attention Ii the two brat ches Of that party eaH be re-uniied on tbe broad platform of their established principles as recognized by the Balil- more convention, and without the interpolation of any new doctrine connected with the slavery ques- ton, such eonsnmsnatoa is desoutIy to be wish. Hed.' The Hhigs dread II; and the language of the New York Coafier indicates the aiain which 1t eoneeives from such prospect. lt anticipates surh result; and in contemplation o t. lt is rally ing the Nhig paftY 10 iessl such combination. But II the re-union be effected liberal principles. no effort of tue wings can withstand llse maa- led torrent The only doubt IS, can thIs reunlon be eieetedl
 This is the month of conventions 10 New York The reader is alrefdy aware that one convention has been held by Inc old hunkrrs tas they vulghiy called} at Syracuse the 5th instant Mir Francis B. CGtting. of the city ot New York. m tle chair The result was, that nominations were made of old hahkers 10 the eight principal offices ln the g of the people, with the eondiHon ihat the democratic State committee be authorized to withdrew half these names, to be substituted by nominations to ee made by the convention of barnbuiners, to meet at Utica on the I2in instant; provided that ths last convention " shall impose no pFinciple test upon said candidates inconsistent with the resolutions adopted by Inc deinocfstc convention held 10 ihe Presbyterian chuiea at Rome; and that the ticket mus nominated receive ahe nhtttd support Of b0th divisions oi the democratic party"
 The Syracuse convention Of the 5tb also confirmed 1he following resolutions that had been adopled Sy the convention of Rome;
 Rcsoiesd, That We are opposed 10 ths extension of slavery 10 the free territories Of the u1ed Staes bat We do not regard tbe slavery question ii any form oi its agitation, opion relation there- 10, as A test of political faith, rule ot party action.
 Resoivsd, That the power of Congress over sla- very Tn the Territories and the particular modes oi legislation thereon, afe, among democrats conho. yeTted questions; and that coocede to every one ln relation thereto, he unhEspued Tght of opinion, not regatding any particular node Of constitutional construction on this question part Of the democratic creed or as essrniial io fellow ship with demo cratic bfethFea in ihs Siaie in any section of the UDlon.
 It is impossible to say, positively, what course has been parsued by the convention 0i barnhgrn- i CTS thai assembled a, Utica on Wednesday last. Il is probable that without aceeng 10 the prePosi- lions of The Syracuse convention 10 take halt the ticket, they may nominate whole heket ior 'hem- selves.
 But they will scarcely have adjourned when another chance of recoheiittroh may olef lsel1 The mass .onrfait2H, az t is called, consisting oi delegates ffon both sections Of tbe party, is to meet immediately a, Syfacuse. II they meet in proper spirit, and uBite tue whole party upon one eommon platform, kfhns preserving harmony among ihem- selves, and at he same lime preserving theif lies unbroken with the rest o the democracy eIsewhefe) then reunion may be accomplished. A ticket will be made s.om both sections oi Ihis tiafd mass convection which may carry with II aeary The whole vote of tbe party, and all the fears oithe New fofK Courier will be realized. The democrats may again carry the EinpiTe State, and the seePiie De wresied again lIoin the grasp oi the whigs. Ie" days sili solve this iaeIesling pIoslom