The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-26

place the stronghods Of whigery, its tate cannot be
doubtful.
Proceedings at Albany.
In laying the following proceedings, agreeaby to the
request Of the meeting, before readers, consider
necessary accompany them with few explanations
The two clgues into which the democratic party Of New
York has been divided, (vugary called the banbunes
and old hunkers attempting to produce reunion Of
the party The two general committees at Albany have
exchanged propositions. An address has been circulated
in the city OF New York. which has been signed BY many
members Of both cqnes for the purpose Of facilitating
the adoption OF measures leading to that result; and
finally il has been determined that the separate nomina
ting conventions which were to meet in September.
respectively at Syracuse and at Utica, should be preceded
by two consultative conventions to meet at Rome on the
18th August II they agree upon any common plat
form Of action the cques will reune, and the two
mating conventions Of September will melt into one
We have forborne to take any active part in these
preliminary proceedings We have anxiously read all
the propositions which have emanated from both. But
we have deemed it duty to refrain from participating
in these movements and even from taking any particu
lar notice of them. The politics of New York present
something of mystery well to the players as to the
spectators Their condition has been compared to stan
ged skein and it appears more intricate at this moment
than ever. We shall be highly grstifed 10 see re-
union of the party IF the great body OF the party take
the matter into their hands, this desirable object
may be consummated As we said yesterday, eve in.
woke brethren to compose their differences; be gen.
erous and fobearng so far as individual opinion
ccrned and again rally the old platform OF democn
cy which is the only party truly devoted to reform.
progress and rational liberty
Albany Third assembly Diaria-Demoeraiie cOawn.
ton.
AT a meeting of the democratic republican del.
egaies OF the third assembly district OF the county OF
Albany held at the Mansion House. in the city OF Al
bany, on Saturday July 81 lsas at y o'clock At noon
On motion, Dr. Barent p. Stats was appointed pres.
dent. Anthony Gould vice president and Daniel d. Shaw
and WIN. b. Gourlay secretaries.
The following delegates appeared, and answered TO
Third ward--A. Gallup, John p. Russ
Fourth ward-R Lowell, J. R. Rose, William Smith. H.
.Finh ward-P Relyea. Anthony Goue. B. r. snau,
Sixth Ward-Rober whitlock, d. d Shaw, William B
Eighth ward-M L. Smith, George Downing N. Sails
bury, John Costigan.
The object of the convention having been stated 10 be
the appointment of delegate to the regular democratic
convention at Syracuse on the sh September. and to a.
the % f
Rssoiped unaHiniossfv, That WILLIAM L. MARCY be
Of August and TO Inc Syracuse convention on the 9Th q
September next. and thai ERAsrus CORNING be. and
he Is hereby appointed alternative delegate TO said conven
On motion Of J. r. Rose, esq., committee Of one from
each ward appointed By the chair to report resou.
Rose. Robert Whitock, Albert Gallup. VIM. Seymour
and M. L. Smith.
Mr. Rose from the committee. reported the following
resolutions, which having been read were unanimously
adopted;
Resolved That as republicans OF the city Of Albany A.
tached the democratic aud party, DESTROYS
maintain ia a.csndsnsy, we dspssca,e alike The results q
the last general election and the causes which produced
R,scvsd That the NATIONAL pKxocaAnc rArrr, founded
BY Jss'on y the great party 2, 'es vs.9a and o. ne
which lie at the foundation Of free government and Which
can alone uphold and pepetuafe itwhich. under mad
ssaS s the e. as s w.. and
their intestine auxisres the federal party and the Hartford
Of the noneyed power backed BY party thai gave
aid and comfort the BRUSH in the more deo but
der Polk, carried forward victorious Issas, through
achievements Of unequsied brllaney. and directed with
sdyersary the war with Mexicowhich has ever vlndi
sssd The sono Of . nsos THE ss and q s
peace and In the best interests the true dignity, and
ss ssa q s II ss
Of nations and that we recroant
6s soanS On who sss national
has ever stood, and adopt creeds, seek allan
in derogston OF is unity and strength, and hszardous
il not fatal 70 It's existence.
ResoIvsd, That in the present sscendency OF tho wing
party the State and national councis, witness
msgn effects Of dsunion in the democratic ranks through
the Introduction Of sectional and geographical questions Of
irritation and division against which the fathers Of the
republic warned their countrymen and that the duty
Of all the sincere friends OF the democracy rally together
under the old Standard and bring back the republic and
government 70 the republican tack
Rssolpsd That the preence Of ansavery BY the present
whig administration, with saveholdng Executive and
cabneand the prefence also Of nopnfiysm and abb
Of party prescription with examples OF procrip
tive Intolerance and the removal Of democratic ncumbens
sweeping than known in all the previous history OF
the govemment-are icons, which all fair-mnded
must perceve and al democrats condemn and OPP
pose.
Rsoipsd That we regard the present whig adminIsts-
ton prslongation Of the party, guided By the
spirit and By the politicians that brought in
General Harmon IA 1870 and that mr. from considering
the leading which characterzed the democratic
administrations "seied" or acqaissced hostility %
national bank, protective tariff gigantic system OF in
ternsi improvement BY The general government