The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-05
New York Politics


From the Uuea. Observer, August 4.
SHALL New YoRK BE RHDsIMEp III. appears to us
the rue democracy of New York make Only one
sponse and that an emphatic and UNIVERSAL affirmative TO
had enough OF Characteristic wing legislation both in our
Stale and federal governments 10 awaken the indignation
and arouse the latent energies OF the most passive demo-
cra rscaptulaon OF the official acts which have dis
eraced the administration OF government by our OLD po
lcai opponents is unnecessary 10 The purpose OF ths
article With democrats the great question has been
how are the evils OF wing msfue 10 be aVeIteu III Wv
futures Buthis no longer be regarded as loo,s
The answer is plain, and the way 10 insure demooaa0
success is obvious enough 10 all VINO choose W s
Without saying a word now as 10 'ue P .p x
seeding from The democratic party % 49," rs
who did right or wrong III osan'nsas h'' ~.
selves on the Buffalo platform, II does seem enough ioi
ali dsmncrats "a know that the which osensiby
were The cause oil that secession have Deen adjusted and
settled 10 insure the immediate return oil at least all such
80 ,ha &c are honest 10 the broad creed and usages OF
,hs national democIacy, 10 which, prior 10 their exodus
ihey professed such devoted attachment This, too. Is
certainly easy OF accomplishment There Is no DISPOSE
lion 10 close The door 10 this time honored platform the
face oil any who earnestly seek il for the purpose of bat
ding with us in good faith Tor the eascendency of
party in the State and nation. On the contrary, there is
general feeling among the democrats 10 receive with open
arms all such as sincerely DESTROYS 10 reoceupy
place in the democratic household and renew their
fare against our old political opponents That the great
majority OF those who lett the democratic party TO
the especial championship Of Ireesoi perfectly
satisfied 10 return or TINS basis and avod those ques-
lions which have divided us in the past we are very
confident and IN this way will be easy enough 10 re-
deem not only New York but the Union.
Even the Buffalo Republic seems 10 be impressed with
the conviction that there is general disposition among
the democracy To rebuke all attempts 10 resuscltae past
differences and all professed democrats" who seek to
'thTow obstacles in the way OF cordial unon OF the
party" The Buffalo Republic Appeals determined not 10
to these "pas differences but speaks right on"
favor of democratic union, and in denunclaton OF the
few who still ''throw obstacles in It's way" with a
vgor and ruthfulness that make almost forget the
facous character in which il has heretofore been known
Ii asks:
D.. Al ~
New York be redeemed from wing misrue' Not,
certainly, by reyivng past differences in the democratic
ranks and by attempts prove that the democracy OF
the State cannot act together, but by avoidance of
those questions which have divided in the past II
is obvious, think, that there are a few pro
iessed democrats and democratic journals determined 10
throw obstacles in the way OF cordial union OF the
party by revving old subjects OF controversy, and by
efforts force Their orc peculiar opinions upon
the party Fortunately the number oil these malcontents
is not large and may be greatly reduced, il the
OF the party will frankly repudlae such dsoganzing
movements.
.We believe they will. The tone of the democratic
press with few exceptions Is just what it should be-
while the democratic evidently determined to
act togehs i they 40 81 Ti no one can doubt demo
the majority in this State, and when they cordially
united their success s certain"
All this is " true preaching" and we are only
prised to find il where we do.
From the Rochester Times, July a.
"SHALL New YORK BE REDEEMED '"-Bufato Repub-
Tic
We answer yes New York shall must, and WILL
be redeemed in November next from the evils of wing
msIule. the united democracy girding themselves
for an old fashioned, niump plant victory The demo-
cratic papers in this Stale, with unimpotant exceptions
taking the rght course to accomplish this result The
disposition TO lei a. by cones be bygones" is becoming
every day and general Ii the people OF this
State will but conhne their attention 10 present issues
and not travel back TO reopen wounds long since healed
which in process of healing and not call imae mary
difficulties from the future augmen, those OF the pres
ent, there can be probability oil democratic defeat in
radical difference of opinions in the great OF the
democratic party, and all questions that by poss-
bty divide relate only to position either present or
past and say that such questions OF little i'm.
portace to disturb the harmony of great and mag mani
party. Upon the success OF the democratic party
depends the true welfare OF country. It's principles
the stone OF free Institutions and II is only
by the triumph OF these principles that hope Tor
sound finance good government, and the fruits OF true
liberty IL is because The people have full conviction OF
these facts that New York will be redeemed
From the Albany Argus.
MARX THE PREDICTION =" The Slate officers 10 be
chosen in November next are the secretary OF State,
comptroller treasurer, attorney general, State engineer
and surveyor, canal commissioner in place of Charles
Cook. and State prison inspector IN place Of David D
Spencer All these, with the exception OF the State prison
inspector, members OF the canal board Three mem
bers of that board, Gall democratic Lieutenant Gov
ernor Church, and Messrs. Foeit and Ma,her, canal
commissioners. hold Ii is highly mportan-indeed
unusually so-,hat the wings should succeed IN the com.
ing election"
30 says Rochester American twDg not alone
among its party organs in evincing soctudc about the
result OF falls campaign II is 10 be wondered
at They know that the democracy OF the Stale reunited
upon its load and cherished platform OF principles
and will be victorious IN the State and in The Union and
hence the wing game in which the American participates
10 draw Of the democratic party from its Legitimate and
high vantage ground INTO and contracted field,
where upon side issues and epbemera local questions
the wings feel confident OF success Democrats under
stand themselves and their true policy and duty too well
TO be thus betrayed Mark the prediction The democ
rscy OF New York preparing AXE the field with
newed and united enegies, and under their old war-cry
and time honored banner, to sweep the State.