Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-01

The New York Post explicitly declares that Van Buren,
was nominated by the Syracuse Convention and gives the
precise vote If this is utterly fnsa why do not
of the Democratic papers Of New York. proeassdy
friendly the South charge and prove 1t 10 be sol Ia II
possible ha they dread the elect OF such the
coming elections? II certainly is difficult to explain why
they should have failed 10 expose hs alsehood unless upon
this supposition.
proceedings OF the Convention furnishing any rentaon
of tho Posts statement. They designed for Southern
circulation while ii intended prevent discord In the
parry ia New York II 1t .alsehood it Is easy to
proye II So but until such proof is afforded, feel perfectly
authorized TO regard it as true Richmond Wig.
The Whig is hard satisfy and relies implicitly on
the word of single Feesol organ than he evidence OF
hundreds Of respectable journals As the Wing calls for
denial from Democratic paper In New York, friendly to
the South we ask attention the following article In the
las, New York Globe received The Globe has time after
time proclaimed the falsehood and forgery of the
charge and denied that either openly or Secretly" Martin
Van Burcn was nominated by the Democratic Convention
Syracuse. If the Whig is not satisfied. we shall de
spar of enlighienlng it
The Richmond Whig not having very wholesome
spcct facts before it's eyes, undertakes TO speak of the
Democracy of this State he party headed BY John fnn
Buren, whose venerable sire renonnaed in secret
cave as fit candidate for the Presidential chair in 1852
And the fusehood foot by the Post of this city,
Is going its rounds through The South evoywhere working
i intended purpose of misleading and perverting public
opinion As 1t is hopeless thing To expect Wing papers 10
the South repubsh the resolutions which were adopted at
Syracuse md which stand our frat page and thus set s
right before our brethren of that sectionl
Ii the above specimen of Wing tactics in Virginia,
do not wonder party remains in minority there for
such nudacity and recklessness mus, defeat itself.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE DEMOCRATIC STATE Cos
vESTIoN SYRACUSE.
Resolved That The Democratic party of New York
proud TO avow their fraternity with and devotion 10 the
great principles of the Democratic party of the Union "a
declared in ihe National Democratic Conventions held
Baltimore in $780, 1884, and lSis and they look forward in
hope confidence the complete triumph of that party in
ls52.
. Resolved That congratulate the country upon the
settlement by Congress OF the questions which have
nnhappily divided the people of these States
B. Resolved, That The Democracy Of the State of New
York approaching the value Of union fraternity and
cord standing upon their ancient principles present their
candidates with confident reliance upon the united and
cordial support OF a who desire the reascenancy OF those
principles in the State and National councils.
a. Resolved That whilst wage lacous war against
the constituted authorities and American citizens will
stand firmly BY our country BY whomsoever lis
may be administered we regard the action of the Wing Ma
onal Administration from the frs, exhibitions OF its pro-
scPve and inoerant course to the climax Of the Gaphn