The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-30
From the Albany Argus, sept. 20
Great ratio Rally OF the new York DssnscGaey
al the ia

rattle Rally az the New York Dsanseraey
az ths Capitol.
The democracy OF the city in great force, and
with high enthusiasm last evening under the call OF the
general committee, for the usual response the ticket
and the platform adopted at Syracuse
The great hall OF the capitol was well filled al the APP
pointed hour and the best feeling animated the entire as,
sembly II was gathering, emphalcaly. of the united
democratic party Of the city-uniied in principle and upon
the cketand in the determination stand BY both,
in former times, earnestly and faithfully al the polls
Peter Cagger, esq, chairman OF the general committee
called 10 Q, order, and, on his motion.
called 10 preside
Gov Marcy. on taking the chair, warmly cheeed,
and briefly addressed the meeting He alluded to the fact
that this the first primary meeting OF the democracy
that il had been his fortune to take part in since 1874,
when the State and national governments as now were
in the hands OF the whgs and when The work OF redeem
do, regarded the Sate then and he tfused-he
would moi permit himself TO doubt-that under the
united counsels and Jealous corporation, New York
would be again placed in democratic hands, and be in
condition aid in the restoration OF the democratic
tendency in the national government.
These "reminiscences and predictions were received with
Rufus w. Peckham, esq, moved the appointment of a
committee of seventeen to report resolutions; and this
committee having retired
Dennis b GafDey, esq was called out and addressed
the meeting speech OF great earnestness and power.
His appeals in behalf OF spirit OF Cancellation and for
beaance, forgetulness OF the past and determination
TO bury former dssensons in common effort Tor COM
mon victory, were heartily responded to.
! r. w. Peckham, esq, from the committee on resolu-
tions here presented the following which fire.
quenty applauded during the reading:
Resolusd That we regard the proceedings the
democratic State convention at Syracuse the evidence
OF the unity in principle OF the democracy OF New York
that the democr Of the State and OF the
nation this suspicious ac and that pledge
TO carry out the OF that convention and give TO ts
results the highest and confirmation, by the cordial
and united support OF the patriotic. capable and sound
democrats whom has presented candidates for the su
ResoOsd That regard the condsct of the wings the
by the unhappy divisions in the democratic ranks offer
ing the powerful inducements to the democracy pu,
and that believe that the patience OF
the people last exhausted by the spectacle exhibited
Washington and Albany Of netciency in the execution
OF the laws and corrupt and perverted OF the public
moneys
Resolved That regard the distinctive difference be-
tween the and federal wing party lying in
th that the former is in favor OF the OF
iu execution of such that is national and
pehensive in its policy and economical OF public money
secure the abiding confidence people by watching
over and mnisetipg TO their permanent Interests; while
eminent and lax fuflment obligations
onal and naroW-minded In its policy, podsa in public
excilemen, and by proiuse promise. which
is inca pabie of fulfilling.
bury all thought of dissenson' except to reflect how
evil the county has been wrought and how much
good lost by their to unite TO- ether in the noble
wok OF restoring tbs democratic ascendency npon
foundation OF principle and 10 feel the
gratifying ccntributon they make to the democ
recy of the Unon will be democrat victory by which
the EN- pire State will be redeemed
After eloquent addresses by Messrs. Peckham, Xii
bourne, Chalhelj, and Temple. the question put
the resolutions reported by Mr. Peckham and they
adopted unanimously, and with enthusiastic cheers
The meeling-which from the beginning to the end
was apparently undiminished in numbers-separaed in
high Tone and the best spirit for the duties OF the cleo
ton We confidently anticipate the best results here and
throughout the State, from this enthusiastic and hamo-
NOUS demonstration
We subjoin the following notice of the meeting from
the Albany Atlas
"THE MEETING LAST HIGHT.-The democratic meet
ing last night od-iashioned rally OF the
that spirit and enthusiasm reminded OF the days Of
Jackso and Of the glorious tIiumphs OF the democracy
"Goyernor Marcy presided, assisted by leading demo-
Gratis OF the city presidents The ticket rat
fled with extraordinary unanimiiy and enthusiasm and
one purpose seemed to animate the masses-lo
unite and devote all their energies restoring better ad
minslra,on TO New York.
"The speeches Of Messrs. Gafney, Peckham, and Xii
bourne, and the brief remarks of Attorney General Chat
field and Colonel Temple, received with approba-
lion, and called united and enthusiastic responses
from the asssmbage.
ave augur well for the and its candidates from
this ausplcous commencement. Such union and such
spirit are the forerunners OF VICTORY"