The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-23

ton did not accept that proposition, although IL had done
every conlemp plated by The offer
With regard TO the Syracuse mass meeting, do NOD
deny the right Of the individuals ending express their
opinions npQn the slavery question Their protested object
union and far they concurred in the joint ticket
proposed by The ssSpse convention and adopted BY The
Utica convention ndsclaimed the doctrine OF tests IL
all very well But when, beyond this they assumed 10
make further declaration on the subject Of slavery and
the power OF Congress Ia the territories they did so
simply Individuals and by speaking for or
IN beha OF the democratic party Of the State They could
not do 90, tor with few exceptions they embraced only
thai section which had already avowed their opinions al
Sa very few Ct the Syracuse organisation being present
part In the proceedings The democrats OF thai organ
cuse, and upon that they stand, and will stand and
the mass convention, composed and directed chehY oy
delegates from the Utica convention, while they could,
they chose revive and the slavery question IN such
manner as was most congsnia TO their own VIEWS eona
aud did pretend speak Tor the democracy o. the
State, Evening Post represents, OF "boh sections Of
the party rl, !;
the great scope and object OF the union combined ticket
Both divisions have declared their positions upon the slave
Judgment liberal inst, and democaiic than the POI
taken unanimously by the democratic State conven.
nominating convention Syracuse--a position which
while i will not be departed from, will not be needlessy
thrust forward Any further attempts gae the slavery
question, and the discussions In relation TO IT, will
serve only TO bege irritation and disnst and weaken the
irritating topics and gonndless claims OF concession on
either sde scarcely fail TO lead to fortunate and sue
csssiul results.
The chairman of the State committee, Qhe hunkers,)
Mr. Pruyn by their ORDER has announced the pacfcaon
in the following terms
Regarding the action Of the convention Utica full
compliance with aud acceptance OF, the proposition for
united State ticket made by the convention Syracuse,
this committee, in accordance with the authority and in
srucIions Of that convention, hereby Withdraw the nom
nation OF Hiram DEMO candidate for Judge OF the
Of appeals OF Jesse O. Damn secretary of State OF
Darius A. Ogden for treasurer, and ofJohn Fay for State
engineer and Surveyor aud substitute therefor, Freedom
g. Jewelt for judge oil the court ofappea Henry s. Ran
dali for secretary Of State, Benjamin WEIGH, Jr for treas
urer and Alexander Campbell Tor state engineer and sur
edged democrats with the candidates also nominated first
Syacusetlnd concIrred in al Utica, for conptfoer
orney genela anal commissioner, and State prison in
spector the cordial unanimous and support of
the democracy OF the state.
The committee would do injustice to their feelings,
and to the pervadng democratic sentiment If they Jailed
congratulate their Democratic felow.czens upon the
suspicious results of the action Of the conventions Syra
cuse and Utica Already everywhere throughout the State
which the of union and the presage of victory
Avoiding past questions OF difference and abstract issues
which lead irritation and division, SHADING all
upon the and faith the democratic par
ty, and giving the entire democratic ticket cordial and
energetic support the issue Of the which
about will be not less gratifying than triumphant
BY order Of the denocIatic State commitiee
JOHN v. L. PRUYN, Chairman.
ID l.. SEYMOUR, secretary,
Albany, September ~, 1919.
This is sound advice, and trust il may be embraced
by the whole democratic party of New York For one,
having presented this last expose in reply the attempt
OF the wings deceive the South we wash our hands of
the subject The election is rapidly approaching in New
York, and the wings attempting to throw the torch
Of discod into the republican party. The whole matter
in the hands of the democracy Of New York, to
whom it should be ntrusted, and we have now done
with explanations at least the wing press shall not pro-
woke again to touch it.