The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

sole purpose they can promote Confne conventions
In their resolutions to subjects Of State policy coupled
like with strong den unciations Of the general nd
minstraon at Washington the member
OF the convention may desire So far all ,noraby
agree On national questions they present tham-
felves, we differ sincerely hope, when the Preside
tin election the aspect Of these questions NAV
so changed that all agree regard to them .Ii
now cannot. and we should avoid them
Contne conventions also to nominations Of State
candidates Let The Preside initial Question rest The
democratic party has Thousands OF patriots in is ranks
any whom If properly nominated can be- triumph
anty elected the President Of the United states
lndte I'd there few in its ranks that be and
will not allow myself TO fear that such unhappy in
Rcnuny would be pIactis,d select such But
there II no need to anticipate difficulties. IL would be
unwise in US to manifest prematury, ss parry,
the wishes # N minority command snlsf respect from
political conventions Put the democratic party New
York IN majority at home and the preference ot New
York VIII be very apt 10 be- tho preference II the
uonal CONVENTION. We can theu 90 into the nstional
contest Will honor and with zeal We can repeat upon
! larger theatre. Che vhioh shall have
heafaed AT home We restore the democracy Il the
tion 70 that ndauey WIKI they have io held aud
whrh has und'd 20 srey TO tho true Interests aud
high honor of the republic We revive the brightest
erocbs in party when il hsd Jackson in the
! PRESIDE ntia chair, Forsyth. Cas-. Grundy and
isnty y the cabinet n benthn Wright "a Walker
one Voice tina; heard and heeded Though tho in
corruptibe and fearless Of Blair and Rives rheso
were he pamJ days If the party and less o the
rputlc Our flag vas respected in every and port.
opr citizens protected and ien Mined at houi and
abroad Disumon lid its head aud covered before
inrr jackson aud The Statesmen who aided him
il IL ny e1cerc anc Garnet desire that this glorious
usy cons sgpin make any surrender Of
I+ls, nal feeling aud any saocilc, of time
10 pst mote opursLs to demo
GRATIS party AGA so advantageous ~ til, country
respectfully and truly yours .
J VAN BUREN,.
FROM MAJOR povELsoa
N,IlNGroV, July /, 1851.
dent!em"n:-I have received pour ieriug inytscisn
dated the lbth inst asking attendance
hstion If the approaching anniversary of in
dtnce by the TaIanany society Nothing could b.
rrrtifJiuG 90 u" than u compy vain this inyItaal
lu' ID. insure # ny engagaio nts here renders in
rO-his 10 tos b. 90 do
have htId II venprati,p for your society having
rsriblen q is hospitality when quite youth, tho
suite OF Gers raj Jackson III 1879 who then the
guest IT your ciry was prseut VIXEN Le toasted the
great Clinton uV Governor II New YORK.. aud deeply
Impressed 10y le generous nrr Ia winch your
i,s.ord' Ia noble sentiment ct patriotism overionked
tie Temporary tuukost'ors Uc par -prit AMI ted
uiute q nef.t'd honor ~ Ealne which was Gtstnd
{" illustrate great drnocsto PRINCIPLE although it
which me advocates at tha, principle r,cpgvied aud
Which has 80 De-, ,vedI conman I'd the puol, resp
fer IT. fnrisi torrdrsss, and it, uniformly healthy
fuVI e. on The interest VI the Juntry
In The spirit u u 1t same ps r,ot1, u well
orstana the ~ctinp Of the .huencr "f did ranna ~
when ass ntrd TO eonnien'oiAe oar birth aS n'tt'a
NJ true ~ We ecie TO Tie rlc, hat .nAupce ~il 80
osCk 60 tie Lessons tluaht ty The patriots of
iui!,n. ana viii rttGln with increased energy =, the
w'ik which - 70 cXpel huin Or o.u sFstrr
'SeI has cit III into it. calculated o. undermine the
ciIl's ,ufqtssCd cn u by fathers. Among these
Ntcs re liss proved dso vrous that whicn
teen originated by the msGk,u idea thai slave r.
an istution g. le touchu - the action Of tar dc-
government tiist differ of opinion re>p
~ moisi 81 d soci effects could be laid hold ~
Pc ~ t'et thus rtryE section OF the Urou ,sinst
~ lar ara vrah,uiug tho-c itaerna aud ytlro,tc
Sil'csra vhirl c,uui IL together ia ia" tor
ctun'n tndcreu t"uce aLd without which covntry
ae aNes without hoops. viii iail pieces, ~hseyer
may - The ',rm a. the oon-,,luton
You have th,icfore, gru,i men, tie pledge az mr
IeaIty cG-oi~ITts n VA pGttIug down this omnII
emmy q our count and IN rnsh'rg y'u to reali
the h'o thSt the ny energies OF io'n cratic rcpub
loSn'sni shan he effectively revivei and expaodei
1'ughuW the Union "
la this hope allow thsuse ,.e the word. 81
4 Il 4
l"virE tLrpi
"lhc rauiotc people OF the great State OF Ne~ Ymk-
tl VIII never finit abolition party IN break -
force 81 democracy in preserving the inheritance b.
qu'ai!'d u ~ ho SuiAors OF glorious e9ustitu
Lem gentleman. with rrrlt respect,
l,ui ob" lieuI snd otl'grd servant
}. DoNELSoN.
FROM RICuARD VAIN
ftuLGrri July 3, 1851,
ocrtiemcr .-Your invitation t. joan ia. 5se.o.y Of
Tau many, IA CELEBRATING the fou,th e July a. Now
c'l-dtisr,on IN thus hou,ri' me
The c'mirg snnrer-sry {" Arcrican constitutional
h'triy J. worthy q mot nal AID emphatic
tim Tia; isy ., uid b. d,dica,ed part VI
l"i,i-iua union ~ spiri OF the vhns people Prom
ifr - lawirnc- &c the Sacramento. alt shuuG b,
isso t'dit sted 20 Dot ihr - ard the Ia VT
tstitts w'Nltj In IN THAI frs great picd r,te
urholaiiyr fthyte canes. couf.ct- aud cJns
"h"h VI lihE the cod tis- mHde Union % tue states
ii sc,!ob snd The Irtu'uct uf your society. repre-
''idn the d'fptcToty - Nv York vi b. nukd upia
VII 1'tp irt'irt iisyi"- grown cd IN dem iysiuy,
since u, -c''s trsttcok hold ~ TIL uh rrsaerlteI ny
tie tryc'Gtitn H. prlc Pike aJd it, CSEVr'uce VIII b.
Ntsi 20 t4r ar uasr the republicans " Uuan
On tht tVuith tfJuy. tb-u, vii BE- q suitable
ZION TO cur 60 the r't prnc,pc 81 IN, ps'ty, ~ po
tI,cih year raa wi rradtHg the Declaration
- Independence cohsd'r "hoc n'llisroee pttri ti.m
ufpqp. nd tho fYiui.iurs ~ democratic fab,
and nstb together thee Who fret publicly e.pJu.ed
~ TIE ern' I'm 81 BIZ day occupy ~ siges III vein
'us 'lr- that y c'en hii r. byond them Reoent
titt' hiJ tan tn Uuion Dave ab- ub-d all
th s that Hluot forget the opinions of fathers
'fn a,n Jersey shoulc W tct rccur to them tbs
4 90 81. 80
uittr l-g reiaryE ttr.r riuthcr tong Ne shlr tho
luz e. tlo suXous AID the ardent drIvu thaS tid
tuEt vuage. rhieb would trtouh-r the hyp-Titcs aad
nan hircl'y eh.Tr Only hiin, u"to tcftnn,d u
ci'aie % M IN Ne rptullican party With our pdu
tais und o. a. ard thtir CIV cu,c' undauusd - ctn.
uusi 'rj'sh ca The Fourth d each succcs'iveJ Jolly,
IN ID bsiI not Only il' Uniun Il ,hc stSiet bdt its
ursit aunisn''e, ihr uu.ou OF TIC efuocrscy.
WI gtu hUuw me- g. r''r you the gccnmi any log
! NAY. o. aut inappit pitt ~ the occs-iur
Isireigio Pint. sne 4 Il rriuc.p- sure buiyafs
! against tabs i,cttinr. be- .. ,r fchisr"
Accept tht 81 my siuccrr regards, and be-
RICHARD yAUx.
PROM sREEia o.. aoS~oS
Nav ichx. june 20 1851.
csp,IsHr .-AsI must II uccs..-y. b. absent from
be city. cannot accept yruf iu's'Htion to atteGd
lie cell btatcu of The approaching Iy d am ri
ipd Itnc, nee hn The ,e,rs, stlt-, shsi learn
e. mird ther bustu WITHOUT iding whh the
AFFAIR q Oh and shu B. futhfl u the constitute
., u g. wlihuu. fr ciuE 81 pagt q u the Va. "a WI
sitnd uc titutR tor IT, ou' m'vs Without aud whhia
ltui dat'us, Without constructing platform. -
tttrh the fHctLs a. the WILL MIN IT, a-ccnIruof
\ the State aud tls mai ~ re uminr that your
clriy dU,iT'stc bring about thcsr npUrtant Vuds
GWfiSEo BRONSON
FROM GOV. HrruAap. orTtivE.
Hat'owtIt. fp July I. 1851.
| Gspicusp --Your. & ~ is'h Julr reached nc on
ur.eh Il sotlr isyc b, s'oner answered. out for
/ Law "a t,tr ~ srft st tn Hie q "a arrival.
can itt e. T,is, naily na '1cd ~ your Invitation
TO Httei r''l'h IS July eel, b.. ion q tha r'ety of
7, muis rr AFT that she'll not BE- aide 10 b. PR
" Der Il D.. dean. he all ryit