The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-10

The union OF the democracy Of this State is hailed with
the same feeling Of exoltaon BY the democracy OF the
Union Is il Ii by friends home They see in il the
assurances OF and victory. only al The ensu
ing election but at the next presidential contest The
Boslon Posone OF the abest papers 10 the Unon-tbus
speaks Of II 44 M
more presents bold united. determined mont % the en-
envy Il has flung It's banner the bfesze with UNION ana
the working material OF the party ia full play-ii The
vital business OF organization looked aef-oi Tue result
sssssiou. no doubling and i lew papers Of small ina-
ence be excepted. bickerng bus all indicate as.sm
fort All ro ino ihe ba,as with inc old prlnsipes Of de
nnocrscy 10 stand Most gratifying - u that me Two
vs,sion passed &C. solutions of the peace
o. the adjustment dsposng Of ,,s slavery aasson and
1873 This is capital. aud victory uoder such ccam-
b 81 hs E%p SAFE
wonder the Tribune Seward wings grodW Let hope
h. s day has he S S is 4
And along with victory, We hope 10 see grow up de.
ssiaaoa - tue masses q The parry to 60 ino s.'0nal
may DO selected wHoEvER THkY MAY BE- This the only
pa. % q q sss u s % hs UnIa
fo needed 70 give victory 10 the national perry Let
s win Is IL 10
along With the victory that will be won In this baiea
days Il her one TO adhere
70 ns national candidates that majority Of inc party re-
solve 10 adopt"
MASS MEETlEG.--IDe mtetHB Ol CdtuIudy was uot 40
large should like to have setn on this occasion, or
a we had anticipate IRON the feeling and ex.
precision oil appreciation winch has been generally man.
Tested BY friends throughout The county
Although the convention was small, hne feeling per-
vaded the whole, and there was but one opiiion ex-
pvessed and that 10 give the ticket
warn and cordial support
The meeting was addressed by A. J. Colvin, esq, OF
Albany. whose remarks were listened 10 with much At
tsnon He urged upon the democracy the necessity and
importance OF union that united they had ever been
triumphant from the days OF Jefferson; that the federal
whig party with all its sms, had never succeeded,
either in the State nation, only through division in
ranks, which he showed by reference to the cleo
tons in which the wings had succeeded. He said be
had belonged TO the section denomnated barnburnerS
be bad been one of the sctes OF the sectbut he
oiced from the bottom OF his heart at the union which
had been effected, and which he trusted would last for
ever All the great measures OF reform which had ever
been made were through the democratic party il was a
party Of progress and its action based the future
prosperity and happiness OF the people To divide the
party not only defeated all the and principles
Of the democracy but gave power and place 10 party
which had always opposed their efforts for advancement
II was to the democracy-To THE UNITED DEMoCRACY-
that the people looked for REFORM and il was folly for
any to attempt carry them by separating themselves
from the party. He concluded his speech, which was
frequently interrupted by applause, by proposing three
cheers for the ticket, which were given with hearty
goodwill.
The resolution offered by John T. Hogeboom, esq.,
spending the nominations OF the State convention, was
adopted by reclamation. Alter few remarks from Mr.
H. the convention adjourned in the best feeling and with
full confidence OF success.