The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-18


The Iseunion In New York.
II we may rust 10 the tsegaphc dispatches from the
mass convention OF Syracuse, the reunion Of the two
parties lras been effected upon moderate and liberal prn
cples The unon goes TO the compromise ticket. without
embracing any resolutions which commit either party
to new tests upon the slavery question. The previous
separate conventions (of Syracuse and OF Uca) had
adopted their resolutions and expressed their own
views upon this subject but it would appear as if they
were wisely waived in the last convention. II this
has been the of proceeding, We hail the reunion OF
the democratic party of New York with sincere pleasure
the harbnger Of cordial cooperation in the coming
elections Il is only necessary to-cany on the campaign
against the wings in the harmonious and fobearng
spirit and they must sweep everything before them.
No wonder, then, that the wings alarmed at this
ominous conjunction OF the republican party II is not
strange that the New York Courier and the Express
should express the most serious appehensons about the
result and that they attempting to rally their panic
struck clan to the combat No wonder that they and
neighbor OF the National Integencer should msrepre
sent the object Of the reunion and attribute entirely 10
the spos of Office The wings, OF course, exempt
from all such suspicious They above the petty
bton Of seeking place; the editor Of the New
York Courier, who dsclaimed, with Maxwell & Co., all
aspirations for ofhce-although several of that New
| York committee have solicited and obtained valuable
appointmensand the Courier editor himself has solicit
ed, but could not obtain the object Of his desires
! What would the wings have the democrats to do. Jar
eernalyrefuse to they held
the same common principles and differed only upon one
question: which had never been formerly recognised
an element OF their political faith Were they to stand
obsnately by and permit the present administration TO
violate all it's pledges, TO prescribe all democratic
friends and to assa by its the political prnci-
pies which had held together Were they to remain
dsunited in compliment to the whgs and suffer them to
reve in all the Offices of New York and at Washington
The democrats have acted wisely in waving their only
ground OF dissension, and uniting their solid columns
against the common enemy; and "who cares whether
the wings murmur at their union and SANDER them for
eect;ng it, We trust that the democrats OF New York
will carry out their conciatory proceedings in their mass
meetings. They will find the wing managers (such
men the Wooden Nutmeg Senator stealing into those
meetings for the purpose of introducing resolutions
kindle the rebrand of discord firm determination on
the part OF the democrats to carry out their arrangement
and to put down all controversial discussions will battle
the designs of the wings, and glorious victory
the next election.
warning TO maryland, mississsppis ana Louisahn'
The Carroll Free Press of Ohio. contends that "the
wing party have been the consistent opponents OF
slavery extension"
In the spirit is the following private letter from
Henry NJ Fuller, the wing nominee for the canal com
missioner of Pennsylvania We publish the whole letter
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candidate belongs TO the corrupng school of Truman
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