New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
Hunker aud Barnbarner UniOo-Pri ncipie
Bartered for the Hope of Spells.

tents 10 the reader.
bunker aud Barnbarner UniOo-Pri ncipie
Bartered for the Hope of Spells.
Ia August last Committee Of H0nSers invited
the Barnbasner leaders IN this State - consider
whsthera couple OF Conventions at Rome could
not restore that harmony which the double dele
cations Of 1888 to Baltimore, the double sets OF
candidate. for President the trucking condoc. OF
a majority Of their needy chiefs toward the ans
tocrscy Of the skin, down South, and the pro-
ceedings Of the Buffalo platform had disturbed
The twin Conventions played their parts-ihe
one pretended 10 90 for the principles OF the De-
mOoraey of ls2l-he other was for keeping In iSvof
with the South Shareholders had declared Slavery
Extension cardinal principle, had wsrred Tor H. so'
the Nation ia debt and scrhed many lives for H. and
upheld American citizens Ia Texas TO insure It's sue
ces. there; Hunkers would say they disAked more
elavery for it now popular to say So and votes
wanted but they burst not venture 70 resolve 70
oppose introduction where 1t was not nor" Tor the
Shareholders would take ohensc, and the union Tor the
sake Of principle might endanger another union Tor
the sake of spells
Mfr. John Van Buren, said he would be glad that the
twins could form one Convention, dropping the princ-
ple-family fashion the Hunkers pretended to stand
out NJ the NOmiu"tih- 'V"f'hHO"7 "'N'' N''N'-
time for consultation.
All parties now call themselves Democratic On
the 5th inst tho Democratic Francis b Cutting,
Wallst lawyer. found himself in the Market Hall OF
Syracuse presiding over more than hundred old
uunkers, the broken up remnants of Casssm and, as
he aud they might find an Extension OF Slavery ali
ance down South useful byandby, he babe them
cloak Democratic principles for the present, with Big
"A tfolqrafionf a amt. Democratic
practice for the sake Of harmony Mr.. Van Burcns
OK. District Attorney north moved Committee TO draft
resolves and Mr. w. L. G. Smith proposed concilia
tory course toward the Bsrnburnors, as means OF
"putting an end to Wing misruc, and OF elcctng
an entire Democratic ticket this Fall Agreed to. 1t
was also
Rs.olsed. That the Democratic State Committee be su-
thOuzed withdraw any Of the nominees presented 10y
This Convention except those for Controller, Attorney
General Canal Commits and stale Prison Inspector,
provided the Utica Convention rsty tose names, ana
complete the ticket by nominating welknO~n and ac-
IN ,wiedged Democrats candidates for Judge of the
C,ud Of Appeals Secretary Of State, Treasurer ana Stale
Fasineer and slaH ayos 30 principle upon sIi
ssdf,f,. i~oonsief ,o fas resolat,ons adopted BY The
Democratic Coateat'oa held IN ne P,esbg'e'rn Church 81
Rowe ticket thus nominated receive The united
support of both divisions Of the Democratic parry.
In short the Hunkers said In substance, TO the Barn,
burners "lf we unite forces there Is some FAM
hope that ss a faction may gain something at the
November electons-but your Buffalo platforms, your
Wilmot Provisos your Nonextensions OF Slavery aud
Resolutions Abolishing the Slave Traffic IN the Die
trlot OF Columbia are sheer nonsense, and must be
dropped. They might Interior views To
use their own language they
Re.ossi That we are opposed The Extension Of sav
cry free territories Of the Uoed states but we 10
not regard the Slavery question In any form OF ia agia
don any opinion Ia relation thereto as test Of pohu
cal faith, OF As rule Of party action
RssOited That The power of Congress over Slavery IN
the territories. aud he particular NODES OF eRsauon
thereon. among Democfsts, controVefed facsuous
and that We couoede 10 every one IN relation eieo, lne
undsputed hight Of opinion, not regarding any parcai
part Of the Democratic creed essential TO fellowship
with Democratic brethren in this State OF IN any sec
ton Of the Union.
la addition to this proposition, the bunker Conven'
ZION adopted resolutions deprecatng the introduction
OF an exciting element into political contests hith
erto LEFT exclusively the of the opponents OF the
Democracy "-regretung that the efforts Of concils.
ton made at Rome in good faith by the Democratic
State Convention, were frustrated, snd every PROPOSE
ton for united action defeated by determined per
s.tence in an aNf Republican fesi 10 which, Demo
Gratis we could not subscribe and al which, as friends
Of the inalienabe right OF opinion, revolt, and de
nouncns all attempts to "ntorpolate new oTeeds into
the faith aud practice Of the party. or 10 require test
OF opinion according 10 required formula upon ths
question OF the Slavery agitation"
Ga the question Of Slavery the poor bsrnOurner'
told that they must knock under or there would
be no union, and, ii no union, no plumber.
Their managers Preston King excepted) are men
backs OF Office and when their second Convention Oh,
fourth within month"; met the 10Th inst II was re
solved to drop their principles. except " personal mat
tsrs IL they 20, the half OF the nominations 10 ihc
friends They got them accordingly, and the uniol
on No Principle ticket has J A. Lot, for Controller
r Folett tor Canal Commissioner. l. :. Chslhsd for
Attorney General, and Darius Clark Tor Prison lnspec
Tor, inssribed on It by the Hauker-and F. c Je~eu
Appeal Judge H. }. Randall Secretary Of State A. {
Campbell Engineer and Benz Welsh OF the Batab
RySbie Treasurer, by the ercstsallen BGnbumers
who AZ II In rdicGle OF their own Abandonment OF al
principle,
Rssred That principle the only test In politics &C
fno~leged by Democrats and their rule o. parry seuo
-, openly 10 declare and sithay to carry cut IN prac
ice, the principles they profess -
and Immediately joined faction who, in Convsn
zion, had boldly reiterated thss they neither scsnow
edged Bsrnearuer principles to Be Democratic, nor Ia,
they the least intention carry them out in practice
OF course the Barnburners said they unehange,
as Democrats" bat the renegade from religious faith
does the same thing while uniting for gain with thos.
who despise his treSchery
Gerrit Smith thus addresses ExChancollor Wal
worth upon his Hunkerism;
Yoa lain that Democracy and Slavery may be in fui
fellowship VITA each olher and that the southern
holder-tnsi l., be who buys and cells ms e.o~ men
and coupc.s them 10 toll without aud seals al
their minds In darsuesS and roos hem 81 every Hh a.
subjects them TO every wrong-mSy be as SOUND Dem.
crsl The Northern freeman whose sou. revoss a. Saw
cry. can belong poiucal party % lower sims ina
every way righteous government; 10 none which doe
not consent thatcvefy has fu and absolute
The soil 10 he light and air 10 none which tolerate
either the extension, CO existence u slavery 10 non
which believes that such rnOnslrosity Savcrv-such
devourer Of AL ugh-s-ssch murderer 81 the body
The s0al--ls capable Of iegaizsiioa."
MoSTGoNERy Co-The Wings Of the I'D Dis
trict have chosen WIN. CLARK, ESQ. Delegate t,
the State Convention.
STRONG DELEGArIO>.-rhe Wings Of Sai
folk Co Mass. have sent Rufus Choste, Robt c. Win