New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11
Re-Ann,xnt,on in New.York.

To morrow the Bsrnburners meet 10 Convention
NJ Utica TO nominate State Ticket and on FRI
day there Is " be Mas Convention Of both
wingss, Syracuse 10 dove-tsils part Of the Hunker
into a part Of the Burner domination, so as 70
make OF the two an old fashioned Democratic tick
et-reorgsnzing the party on the old basis Of as
much loud, empty profession, u many appeals to
in-grsined prejudice as great show Of xssl 10 be
half Of undsputed gensrslities and the stronger
side ia by-gone controversies as can be combined
IN one substitute f)r a living creed We take lit
tie interest in the mere stage play and intermedi-
ate prOtocoling, the end 10 plain enough the
masses are tired Of fighting about principles which
DO not practically condncs 70 the acquisition OF
Spoils. The State leaders hate each other as cor
daily as ever and would rather like 10 hold apart
another We ar bat the County fogsmen-the would
be sherifs and Clerks-cannOt stand IL they
would prefer lick at the Offices 70 all the princ-
pics ever talked about by both factions together
50 Rome goes overheard and Syracuse will wit
ness the grand differentiation There will be very
valiant Free Soil Resolutions passed at Utica, TO
cover the support Of Lott, Chat6ed q Co-just as
a General about to attack his adversary on one
wing makes feInt OF attacking the other but
this week winds up the lovers quarrel and ushers
In tho new reign of love and harmony. Stand by
We do not speak 10 rail or censure II is all
natural and as was ioreseen-thOush We thought
ihe State leaders would prevail, and hold their
followers apart for one year longer He who does
not know that this quarrel did not originate in
Free Soil or Slavery Extension is hardly well
versed 10 political history. II originated In a
l.. Van Hura cuti
Wright as opposed TO the Marcy and Croswell
section Of the party In which both gave and re-
ceived staggering bljws. Having punished each
other sufficiently the factions are now ready TO
unite no matter what may become Of the blacks in
California. We speak OF the great majority Of
either wing there are individuals who feel dif-
ierently aud the Free Soil question did un
doubtedly operate to render the difference more
aggravated and abiding; bu. the quarrel mus,
have come 20 a head about when IL did. though
California and New Mexico had never existed.
We find no fault bat we ask our ancient Wing
friends who thought We did wrong IN supporting
Gen Taylor last Fall to reconsider the matter.
They said and wrote many hard things which We
have never retor,ed. bat which we will thank them
now TO remember. We had no prsctcsl choice
nut 10 hslp sitt' zen. ibliOI oI 'HluNHN alu VI
elect Gen Csss Tohave given the Electoral Votes
OF New York, Massachusetts and Vermont TO Mr.
Van Buren was 10 send the election into the
House with Gen. Cso the leading candidate aud
fifteen Delegations decidedly for him-ihe rest
divided, eleven for Taylor. three balanced, one
(Ohiol doubtful There was no moral possibility
oi any other result than Gen. Csss's election
Now II we secure Freedom In the Territories
(which that course would not have done with a
Wing Administration and Wing appointments,
will not ths, be doing better Think h, all over
Coolly before you make haste to say No.
Our Abolition aud sr Wing friends whom free
Soil is about to trade oa to Marcy Croswell, Lott,
Chstdeld Co. have our heartfelt sympathy
When they get tired of the strange company into
which events have thrown them. we assure
them OF q welcome on the old platform, which they
will find firmly mbeddsd in genuine Free Soil