The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-01
From the New York Globe
The Democratic State Ticket.


At no period within The last dozen years have the de
mocracy of this State been more enthusiastic in the sup
port of the nominees for State officers than at present
We in the daily receipt OF intelligence from various
parts of the State communicated to US through the me-
dunn OF private letters and public papers, all OF which
present to the most indubabe evidence OF activity
and vigilance in the support of the candidates amicaby
agreed upon Utica and Syracuse Every day increases
confidence in their election. Not dissenting muir
mur is heard from the TO the lakes from circum
ference 10 cenre from city, village, town, or hamlet
Under such atterng assurances OF success, we invite
the democracy to PRESS oNwARD-CoNTIsUE vIGfLANT-
REMAIN Afeg days only remain for action, and
il is therefore the necessary TO exercise the more
activity and perseverance, II is object to secure both
branches of the legislature the Comptroller Secretary Of
State, and other State officers thereby placing in the
hands Of The democracy the charge Of The financial affairs
OF the State and the management of the State canals
leaving Hamilton Fish the empty honor Of egalzng, by
his official sanction, only such acts shall have passed
democratic supervision
Only short year since. the wing party became flushed
with victory which they imagined could be annually
Obtained Little did their leaders imagine that the great
democratic party would in its power and
majesty it lar from their calculations that they
would be summoned 10 surrender the control OF
the State government Having mustered themselves Sc
curey as they imagined, under the wing Of Gen Taylor
and awaited themselves OF the popularity acquired by him
in position where he was placed BY democratic adj
minislraton, they supposed thai popularity would buoy
the whole party, during Tour years at least Never did
mortas strive with zeal TO accomplish any interested
object than did the entire pack OF whgery OF all sorts
ultra and all. in iomeniing the difficulties which then
existed in the rsnks OF the democracy One day the
"grasping hunke had swallowed up the free soers
the next day the "barnbuners pltted the head
and highly extolled. for obtaining the 'ion's share
Finding this game did not succeed, they calling
upon their stumbling and distracted hosts, ITO your
tents, o Israel"
The strong aud undivided support which the democrat
ic State nominees receiving from the whole party
has thrown the wings into state OF perfect conserna
ton None OF their leaders have the least expectation Of
eecting the Seward regency ticket headed by that OLD
federailst Joshua A. Spencer And the "whistng' Of
few Of their papers only TO keep up the Courage Of
the outsiders.
Notwithstanding the dissatisfaction Of our enemie,
with the course OF their leaders, and the candidates which
they have forced in that ar
unusual indifference prevails among the whgsand tina
the independent portion manifest anxiety desire
crafty Seward the custom house, and the Office holders
still we warn the democracy not To relax moment no
spare any effort nor lose single account Of tnei
or their apparent apathy Our candidates
/ DO eleoted-the democracy must the relns o
J oyernment--NEw YoRK WILL BE Redeemed!