Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

stuck to the regular nominee, CaSs, h'iu wou'u
4 not go off ol,et Van Buren, i was told to the
South, then that ono faction was no better
,hah the other. Time has shown that 10 be
the cast The Batnburners were bnlyh little
mote open in their hostility y TO a southern Fs"''
Recently tho said two factions commenced
eour.ing tucli other for reunion, III order 10
cafrs tht sti,c elections. The Washington
tlnioh, the great national organ OF the dcmoc' !.
rucy. Notwithstanding all its bitter d'nunc'a'
non of the B.rnburners, warmly urged ms
coursc. On the 9th Of September last, the
lIunkcrs met in convention ut Syracuse, ana
Spussed resolutions paving the way fora ,un'oh'
hv ,,G.rine 10 divide the nominations upon
the s,ote ticke, with the Barnburners.s They
also declared their opposition '"to the eS'ea'
4 sion of Slaveryihto thc free ttrriloies Of the
t, United Sia.cs.r declining, ho~evet, TO make
tia, test Of political faith and they 3F lur3h'
or said, "rhat the power of Congress over
,Iaycryin the territories. and the particular
4 nrdes Of Legislation thereon, nre among DEM
mra,s, con,rovcr,ed questions and that they
did not regard "any particular mode q con
siiiMionoi construction on ihisquestlon pdr'
of tie democratic erred, or as essential to lei
T.. lowship with our (tAei) denonratlc brethren
9 in this State, or in any sec,ien Of the Union.
Tint is. in substance, mar might be an d
I vowed and open free. soiler without i'll any
: WISE ippnirlnr his demscracy. So much 10
/ .hr action of the old Iunkers We hope
# aher this commentary Upon ''the democfa''
; crced,' we shall hear nothing more aoou
!. fighting the slavery question here in the oou''
r on the democratic Platiorn.' ',t
The Barnburncrs or frce-Soilers next hcl
n convention at Utica, on the 18TH OF Septem
Der. They passed strong free-soil reso'u"oh'
accepted the proposition made them by IN
Hunkcrs, and proceeded 10 nominate four pei
SONS for the offices ofJudgc OF tho Court
: Appeals, Secretary Of State, Tteasdret an
State Engineer respectively, as we'll os to ra''
r. the nominations, previously made by u
= ,Iunkers, for Comptroller, Attorney Genera
4" Canal Commissioned and State Prison lnsPe
tn tor. Thus the bargain was completed ny 1t
: adop,ton Of mcngreol ticket. composed
- ,,,, or free soil uboitjonists and the remail
- der Of old Hunkers. r -A-=-A..4.- b. :, !,
~ Such is the history ofthe coalition. The d
", sign oft is to overthrow The wings, and arr
=, the state of New York against the Admin
d. ,r,,ion ofprcsident Taylor. Such hengr- !
= ioYIrct, II Is proper Tut the 10 uhoerS'a'
. the ieil position of,hc united factions in re
! cronce to the subjec, Of slavery, The follo'
-, ing extract from the speech Of Mr., John. VI
him, Buren, before the Utica Free Soil Convehtio
tin. upon presenting the resolutions that we're
enc perfect the Union, will afford some insight
Wy to the matter ,A.a, ~ |e Nl't
.,G Extract from Mr.. John Van Buren's Spttth
- 1--WE supposed that the men of this Conve
ri ton we're prcvious y impressed by one ,dt
on which was sufficient in its mpghit nde
ish pressing Importance to satisfy them, and II
|, that idea was opposition to Tho instituiio"
- hnaan SLAVERY. 1t is n single idea; but o
=. which is Satisfactory 10 them, fot they ,s,l
:. fposd that II IA in fact the summing up OF
,f tenuihe dcm6ctatic doctrines. and that
a democrats nerce 6pon this, Upoi. all otf
lp- Subjects there dtc differences Of opinion, a
"a. Il Wa hot deemed wise 10 60 into them. Y
.of hayo thcterJrc agreed upon Tho rcsolutio
ng; ~hIth | am about to read, and + will st,
Nc' fairly. freely, and lully, what we expect.
,s' tSptti II MAKE Inc democratic tatJ 81 thls 81
II tho great Anil. Slavery party Of lhis Stah, 4
r. ihtsuth II 10 make ME defnusatis party q