The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-02

.ons which have cpt the democratic party in New
AL in consequence Of free soilism, the Buffalo plat
nm. and Van Burensm, which have created the
.tnction between the old hunkers and the barn
,mers But. fortunately for the democratic party,
~ seem to be reuniiing their ranks and acquiring
80 strength. as the wings are losing it from SINH
divisions among themselves The poisoned chace
oow commended 10 their own lips. This disease has
,.red among them at the Syracuse convention. which
lsy assembled for the purpose Of nominating their
~ officers Mr.. Granger was in the chair. We
,ye no, room for the whole history OF their proceedings
.fce making the nominations, committee (of which
n Duer member Of Congress, was chairman) present.
resolutions OF general character, making no distinct
.as on The question Of slavery, expressing their general
o06dence in Mr. Fillmore, but extending no particular
omOiment 10 Mr. Senator Seward These resolutions.
oxeyer were not acted upon before the nominations
are made, consisting Of Washington Hunt. who received
yo,es out Of SO for governor; George j. Cornell OF
,v York city. for lieutenant governor. &c SIC.
Then came on the grand battle Of resolutions Mr.
omwsl, OF Cayuga, submitted substitute resolutions for
oe Of Mr. Duers committees among which was the
blowing:
R,olped That thanks especially due the Hon.
Nm II Seward for tho signal ability and fidelity with
Wigs Of the Empire State expeesssd in State and
~. Joour State legislature Those principles are eni
ny national and republican, because they Just and
qpiable Ell lla
This last resolution was finally adopted by vote OF
% lo-lhus showing the ascendency Of Sewarjism,
"A the overthrow Of Fillmoresm. s.# t
aG,eat applause followed from the majority, amidst
hch many oflhe minority left the ball Hon Francis
anger the president OF the convention, arose and said
Tha, no Of his whole life had panied
Of s Yor e ns s ns aS II a.
attached he had shared, whose defeats he
na wers not in accordance with his own and
right tia, in the minority should longer remain
"Mr. Granger then left the chair, and Mr.. freeman
The convention then proceeded to flash the Business
which they had convened and adjourned at o'clock in
ain the meanwhile the seceders about forty in ber
vanized at Rust's hotel Francis Granger elected
resident, E. Crosby of Duchess vice president William
Vanderbilt Of Richmond, and T. J. Chatfeld OF Tioga
"a despatch says Mr. Duer moved the appointnen, Of
nm,,ee of five to prepare an address to the national
Tie comml,tee was as follows. Mr.. Granger chair-
Al the committee, and Messrs Bush of Erie Carnley
s s'' 49, - - -
The whole secret history of this mystery appears to be
we'll told in the Utica Observer OF the 2sth of Scpiem
that we do not hesitate to lay it before readers,
The benefit OF future reference:
THE CONSPIRACY DEVELOPED 1T has long been evident to
s attentive passing events, that sklfuly.contrved
existed to form sectional northern party founded
agitation Of the slavery question, and which, IL was
| ped would ultimately combine all the States of the
ph, and thus enable the leading conspiratos to direct
paos IN this State are TRulIow weed and Wiam
ward-he reckless and malignant assailant Of he
ea lie has been spen, in iomentng discord fostering
aion, and supporting anti renters and aboliiionss In
sI assaults upon private rights and the public veal
es leaders in in which it is monstrous be
follower, prior 10 the death Of President Taylor and the
sudeavored to make the wing party Of New York
rely sectional in its character. Sly attacks upon Messrs
y and Webster, and other wings who would not follow
Stewards lead with bitter assaults upon the South were
p only indications OF their secret determination
Soon the advent OF Mr. Fillmore forced upon Messrs.
eed and Seward the unwecome truth, that their con-
ncy and base persistence in useless and mischievous
aton would be met by the power and influence of the
followed the Union Tor the glorious uiumphs L had
heved the blessings it had impaired to free people,
The countless benefits il promised the whole human
miy The conspiracy, thus opposed,
own 10 the national councils by the adoption of
swhin its bounds. Being ioled in their attempts to
ne the balls OF Congress the theatre Of their sectional
non determined to develop their plans In the whig
ion OF this State. Messrs Weed and Seward sum.
ea their followers TO the attack. and by the adoption Of
utons, which in fact, denouHced President Fillmore,
urged the aboitioniss OF the country TO further agi
o. developed their conspiracy for creating purely sec
This move in the game OF seconasm having succeeded
Ne convention, Mr. Duer, t~timafs friend Of Presi-
pnncis Granger aud other whigs Of distinction,
and, having assembled by themselves, resolved 10
aa address to the wings Of the State aud cali con-
Such Is the history Of this reasonable conspiracy Of
eed and Seward, from its commencement up 70 the
sn ume IL Is, In truth, combination Of disaifected,
AMBITIOUS wings against the President and the haf-
" aud The welfare of the union. X combines all the
hens Of sectional agitation Ia this State, and will draw
az es,s wns. who pIseT a a.
2 President Fillmore and the stability Of the Union
n position Of open hostility Messrs. Weed and Se-
ri o' il evident that u plain, marked line OF de-
ealon was not drawn the masses of the party would
aay slide into the support Of the adm nsraon; Thus
evident; and hence the necessity OF implicitly rebukng
RESIDENT and compelling his friends 10 sccede 90 that
IIaon might be distinct and paipablc and fhs ssn<
10 Sioard and Mr. Filnore BE- Pai~is presestsd Such
tent Is the state of the whig party, aud the develop
o. Tune viii render this more and more apparent
wings Of New York Is therefore prcsented thc ques
Ss,iAo they 1M sSstais The 1hfg Proidemf or the
BE New York Mirror seems TO LEI the cat out Of the
hSys The real object Of the ruc-orruin' junts
break up the wing party in this State, and thereby
"a The election Of Mr.. Fillmore ia 1852. We can
the rogues like book" At all events, II seems 10
backward and ominous business for the universal
party fa
the mean time. il appears that This is not the only
which as cast over their armament The Detroit
Press Of the 27,h gives the following account Of
ejarnng that has arisen from the wing convention
h lately met At jackson, in the State Of Michigan
the nomination OF candidates, the two branches OF
party are pretty evenly balanced. The resolutions
.ver evidently cmanzred from the old .fashoned side
be fence, and were, desIgnedy doubt
soutrageou.y obnoxious 70 the friends Of ec soil-