The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-11

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busy about the conventions, some seeking Office
| tor themselves. others for their friends A. the
county ratification meeting at Tammany Hall, the
address and resolutions, breathing harmony and
union, endorsing the State and county nomina-
tions, aad pledgipg the party to their support,
were presented by Daniel E. Sickles. Now,
surely every thing would run smoothly, and the
people would not be disappointed of their hopes.
| Here, If ever were regular nominations. But the
bolt was prepared in secret, ready TO be launched
| at the most effective moment. At the appointed
| time, the day Immediately preceding the election,
| as before, there appeared IN the columns OF the
may among the democracy, and give the State
and city to the wings. Here il u.s. at full length,
lslcs and capitals, as they appeared in the
Hiraid-
MANIFESTO ISSUED FOR THE PURPOSE OF DEFEAT
ING THE ELECTION OF THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
IN NOVEMBER, lS49.
To the Democratic Republican Electors Of the City of Neo
Fellow Demoorats!-The brief period which Ia, IA.
tsrvepsd since the last democratic convention met at
Syracuse, is marked BY events that demand your
Already IL is apparent that the union, from which
much advancement was promised to the dem &C "a 4,
cause is In truth, to DC employed only as of
epgrsfipg time honored princi ole, "a sat of
abolition doctrines hostile to the peace and welfare of
the republic and repugpsnt to the sympsthes aud in
tsligence OF the democratis party The union upon
State ticket agreed to by the Syracuse and Utica con
ventione tased upon a solemn pledge Of the good
fsith Of each that at this election aud hereafter M
test should he impcfed upon any in references
TO his opinions upon the powers OF the action OF Con-
sress upon the subject negro slavery How has that
union been carried out, How has the pledge of good
faith been mantsiped? BY the democratic party pro-
the constituents OF the Syracuse Convention tas
| union upheld ard cordia,ly and generously pro.
by the most liberal concessions to the Van Blu.
rem faction. In this county, was conceded to them
| Throughout the State, similar unagnsnim,ty was
prsciced and especially in the selection OF
fer the Senate Of whom three fourths consist OF mem.
beers of the late free soil party How has this honor
able course our part been reciprocstedf We hrd
that now in advance OF tho election tn, only demo-
gress, Ia marked for prescription. War war to the
knife, IL declared sgsinst Senator Dickinson for the
avowed that his opinions the question
suit the free so abolition party. rnis crusade
begun during the last month by courtry
papers. is daily reinforced by assaults from the
leading Buren, organs in the principal cities in the
STATE Win the spirit which IN yokes such hos ty be
APPRAISED by the sacrifice Mr. Dickin.ou, win one
victim attfy mary executioners! we'll might it
have been predicted that the reign Of terror END
head had fsllen in the streets Paris
No IL Is clear thai the came policy which pr0npts
The advocacy d only such candidates for the
late viii proscrbe sb- and faithful Senator be-
he il nboiition.t viii also pursue every
dictate ard hereafter, who processes ths OPT.
II the national democracy snd to ioia in
The fansJoe enlisted under TIE black eg carried
ny Martin Ven bureu IN proof Is demanded Of this
paint the letter addressed by the Lnckpors
tee to oil the esDoiostss on tbs state ticket the
spbsct slavery The of Eve OF these cAudf.
d have been published all Of whom agree 60 swal-
low the tess thus imposed in violation of all honor and
dcepcy aft all controversies bad been bueed 80 the
| Utica snd Syracute Conventions. Messrs Randall
Clark WEIGH, Campbell and Chstfsld by recognising
the course pursued towards them By allowing them
s,ves be catechssd q subject which has no more
legitimate relation to the present election than the
sIrrrs Al sulvfrgs of the white men IN the rspub,e
Liberia who deprived the rig ht of suffrage
| bsye stgmstzsd with attempted csnsure aud i'm.
pugusd by presumptnous effort at rebute, the
vutions frou which their nominations received
and vast majority Of the electors TO whom they 40.
pssed for support Why have not the answers Of the
other dostss been also published Is it became
Mr. Lott the candidate for Comptroller and Mr. Fol.
let. the candidate for Canal Comms snsr, urned
such replies would by their publication defeat the
malicious intent Of the ipquisitsrs rheomssion Is
stssree spd Significant but its meaning bs mis-.
Upoerstood for the imposition Of this test expressly
devsed 20 realise the threatening prediction veutured
by John Van Buren, In the Utica INVENTION where ne
declared that the candidates did not rightly
pond 10 queries the slavery subject they would be
Thi. threat deemed, atthe time. nothing more
han the expiring msledction Of bsfsd oonspirstor
a The expiring masdiotiou of bsi-d n.pirator;
supposed that with all his conceded authority
over the passions aud purposes of his party
noapcsd by their leader the great snd and object Of
tnsir rx-rions In the election This confidence the
s-qpsnt passage In the Utica Convention, n r~.ou-
oo accepting The offer Of union made By the Syracuse
Convention on tn. sole svo.ed and accept
ed clearly and unsquivooslly the English Ian.
gusge could express it-thst no pro- slavery anti
slavery test should be propounded or enforced against
and honorable belief In the good faith OF soil
party, would be now any OF could by possibility
entertain It, false foolish. and fatal creduty No
d.naocrat BE- bind 20 see that It is he
setied purpose Of The free soil party to-day only
|
on The siarery subject! Else Why impose tho test
II such be not the design, why did the ioterrogs
., s1s ~ ,h ,oo. ".
factory answer! Information ~ to their opisoas IL
sought from candidates for other purpose than to
Influence the determination OF those Who asked O.
vote for them and the Inference cannot be resisted
that the tree soil party, a. body intend to defeat
every candidate who by Obtaining the test, places
tin-ef upon the platform of the syracuse aud Utioa
| Union.
wat, then .bsli We do9 Fortunately, f-Ilor demo-
he "A. at IL douh
| add unobstfuctsd by difficulties The Syracuse Con.
s.nton not invested with any authority 20 allss
half OF State tickets to ne nominated either by
TIE free sell Or vhig pafty That convention n
suthoizsd TO torn either union or cosIi ion With
hostile orgsnizs.icn IL had no poser 60 commit the
pstituercy a. represented 10 any chang.
q principle or 20 pledge their support fsr candidates
10 ava not nominate. The union therefore, which IL
as,um.d the responsibility ~ proposing AMI which VA,
accepted by the free sosrs rested solely for basis
upon the voluntary adhesion ~ the democrsus party
10 ite terms ~ union which cOuli only exit
both parties rsmspsd faithful Co the terms aud
'prit Il the compact never rsposng upon tbs seton
4 authorized body. violation Of all the ussxes u
the d.ocrstic party and only tolerated by spirit Of
self ,scrihce too otsn INDUCED BY thos. no~ al
this eal,sd union having ben tresoh.rou-y
,a,sd In is ,ntre scope and msaning Of tos ire. so
parry, no rger deserves even passing rrcogoitiln
ron yon Nay even mor.-t is the duty o. every de-
n4eorat 60 eenounc. It. 20 rrpudists IT, TO defeat
tb- psrricous is Intended TO snbervs from
the settn Il nh. sdh.repts 10 the Utica Convention:
The question then again recurs- w hat shall The de-
mocrscy dof win you for candidates whosi you
sd rot nominate > for candidates Who have iusuit.i
thst convention denounoedf Can n be expected rat
you Win stand BY, with your folded and stiffness
The proerption and degradation Of Jour candidates
| on the state ticket f-se them defeated anti
Asvsry tstt aud do act your part TO protest
yourselves, ard have the honor Of your psrty We
birk not The democracy Of this city and the Stats
yet too mindful Ct their duty 20 the national de-
mtefs,ic party. TO permit sectional and fao.hcal
brand 20 be placed their forehead. This Union OF
the states. With its uppumbered blessings, IL more
dear TO rs than coalition With traitors. Let as,
therefore, al ne peiis day, only for surh candidates
IRE Staff hcha hars rtmained taitfui 70 s cause
ny rprseri, and hs compact rsm rheh their Positions
smsnafed. end yssr frtends 70 be prosc,tbed
THEN MUST you rROscRtBE ALSO Let this be
done, and hereafter win learn that chivsirous
hdity 20 the terms and spirit Of treaty be
airgsrdsd With impunty, By those who seek the ad-
| vantagss Of an alliance.
DsrigL v. sscxirs, THOMAS r. KgvrELL,
jams LIS. ALsr,spsR y. VAcsE,
JA~Es +. BrApy, 0so. J. GsILAcass,
AUGUSTUS ScHsLL, Nrxr WsLsH,
Il M a.