The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-12


The New York Standard insists upon il tina, the \,
union Of the democratic party in the city Of New Yoa
has been less complete than in the other parts Of u.
State that in the interior the fusion between the ban
burners and hunkers has succeeded in carrying % n.a
Of the congressional DISTRICTS that il the election Of Pa
ident 70, in 1884, 10 the House OF Representative, In
vote Of the State cannot be given TO wing candid.h
But moi so the reunion in the city Otherwise. why wen
50 many democrats absent from the polis Why did d,
democratic vote fall short $4,000 Why carry but ON
member of Congress instead OF four, 70 which they ws
enti,ledi Why those chuckngs Of pleasure which !
many OF the democrats manifested At the RESULT tn
Standard contends that II was not the character OF In
candidates which produced the phenomenon, becau.
they have had worse candidates before but il was II.
want Of cordial union in the democratic ranks Of N
city.
On it's part the New York Herald attaches great con
sequence to the moral effect produced by the late Un
meeting ia the city Of New York. Had il been held
week sooner il would no doubt have contributed mud
more efectuslly to redeem the State Of New York.
it was. it was felt everywhere
" The moral and political influence Of the Union aud
constitution meeting held (ns tho New York HsaN
sayD At Castle Garden few days previous % the l.s
ali The towns and village. in tho interior Of the S,as =
apparent from the returns that have como 70 hand Il
and Il the slavery agi,a,ors which. Il beloved Up. sss
promise Of only checking bu, annihilaias the eqs
rise on the ruin and wreck o society, The DIANE
grafton Of the republic. The merchants Of the nisrs
cities and towns Intelligent a. those Of the og
Of New York, and equal them in every point Of
and when the mercantile community strike blows b
Caste Ssrdsni. he same which brought about he con
vcnton which produced the present constitution alter he
not more intelligent than those Of The present 40
" 1t is often that u movement 20 immedisb
u ~ IL nsa Z,
and Seward, Weed, Greeley, a. Co-the chief spirits Il
mischief and decentralization IN the State its succs
icism and impraccabe philanthropy, and the conflc
will 80 on until the Union and constitution are thoroughly
vndicated and the agiaors kept In oheck and shovn
their power do further harm will be the fault Of tie
friends q tho linton .sssvss 4 S. q not he
they accomplish by welding II in favor Of
morality and sound principles"
The Elscssn itsslf.
II useless to harass our readers with figures or cal
culaons The result seems to bafe the most sanguns
arhmecian The contest il too close. in fact 10 admit
OF any certainty OF conclusion The Albany Alas q
Saturday probably hits the mark when il says:
instead Of approximatnx definite result, the uncs.
ainties appear 70 multipy and We shs doubess have
ha. the political charaoter Of % grsa, s
should depend upon maorfes 20 small as those o. the
cesslul candidates evidently will be- IL one oil the anon
allies OF this curious political contest
"The county canvassers commence their task Of
ming up the Tuesday next; and we shall hsw
wait till after these corrected and Forwarded
BY mail before all uncertainty In regard % the issue Of the
contest is removed.
Mnanime for the satisfaction Of tho curious In fgure
we will state that tho majority for Seymour yarousy es
mated from 70 TOO that OF Hunt from TOO 70 2OO The
OF the State ticker in the Clouds In which only
be described Angel. (dem } probably oec,ed-New York
having given only 2,O0O against him.
1--WE suggest friends the propreiy Of assisting BY
their presence in the Of the votes Ia the coune
that in the least dsust the boards OF officers who
have this duty perform, when composed Of
ponents but because would have present whos
testimony tho fairness and openness with which hl,
important task executed would be above suspicion
"AssKMBLY-The Journal claims tho election Of 81 whigS
a democrats, and to hear irom"