The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-30

scielce sake ihan TINS Distinguished man, NO slrun
The fury of the lree-soersno ma.yI IN behalf Of the
IIuon the constitution, aud thelaws"deseryes more
ibaa Nh Dickinson, Ia AL his correspondence. as IN
All his measures and votes. he Is the consistent point
oian-bold 10 his course and patriotic ia his views. We
recommend the cores on,euce 10 the attention OF all
readers
IRON the Albany Argus, Jan. "a.
THE HON DANIEL DICKINSON.
We lay before readers The correspondence, fur
shed a. Tor ubicaton. between the Democratic mem
ters of The assembly from The city Of New York, Long
island and The valley Of the Hudson, and The Hon
DANIEL s. Dickinson. We are que sure mai II VIII nc
read with interest aud high satisfaction hy The democracy
OF the Stae-ihe sterling national democracy VINO nave
ever mtnainrd her iah, Her organizations am tetf
principles, who ever lea 10 sustain lhelr devo ca
champions aud who ale noI prepared 70 discard OF saef-
nee either. $3.50,
depicts lhe couse and services OF Mf; Dlckinson, For
nearly seven wears he has represented ms safe IN The
senate of The United States Since The organization Of
The government. one has done SO with irner hdey
IN higher devotion The county, and all lis great
Ter sts That he has acquitted himself OF the important
trust COMMITTED to hlm ~ the votes OF the democratic
epese and tbs voice OF The people with eminent
ability aud elevation oil character al once fearless and
regardless oi any selfish personal considerations VIII
he conceded by all unpfeludiced men, That he has won
eseryed plauds from his senatorial compeefs in the
performance Of his public duties; ha he has acquired a
Eod aud enduring tame throughout the republic; that
he is now regarded with approval and admiration by the
candid ad patriotic IN other States, mol less Than by his
emucfaiic friends IN bis own State, Tact which no
one familiar with public affairs obsevant OF passing
events will deny. This IS well deserved reward tor
hu service and tor integrity and hol esy OF purpose
Of which the assaults OF faction or the efforts of the in
crested or ambitions cannot deprive him.
II Is perfectly tine that no period OF history has
embraced events and acts OF greater magnitude in their
influence upon the destiny of the country than that in
which Mr. Dickinson has teen called TO participate
These will Affect for good evil the dearest interests OF
ne American confeteracy for generations. If he had no,
advocated and contributed to the admission OF Texas
had not ably aided IN uphoding all occasions, the
character position and rights Of the governmeEt--if he
,ad not sustained by his voice and vote the witt,
HiexIco and the democratic administration by which il
carried forward 10 brilliant and trump plant results
bis prominent share in periectng and bringing success
I'll conclusion the great Of adjustment of the
as session ot Congress would oil itself constitute u
able fame which, whether in retirement or in PUBLIC
lie, he may repose with honor and self conga,ulaton
events in our own State whether the result Of
he usual party opposition or OF sinister detection de
The Sale and the Union OF his invaluable services
The public councils, il is lar be regretted by
hose who seek the promotion Of the true welfare of The
ouny, the yindjca,on oil the constitution, ana Tie sta
nifty OF the Union. thaa II can be by himself
That his course is approved by the democratic
the State, and by the patriotic of all parties, unn
uence! by patty associations. need not be doubted. A
he last democratic State convention, held at Syracuse,
hch full delegations, with two exceptions, ia
lendance, the following expression was signed by
ny-two OF The hundred and tweniysix delegates:
we, the undersigned, delegates tho democratic State
ouvenon approaching tie value of tr1ed iiJe and
ant worth ~ pubic servant recognise Ia lie Hon Dan
s. Dickinson ard lui- ls ds npcrat,
nd abie statesman, loyal To Uuon and count
nd worthy OF NE ansuaIed coincidence OF the
The SAFE; aud We cordially approve 4 his public anc
hcal coutse"
That the period lie not far distant when Mr.. Dickinson
vill be recalled to public lite fully believe. Mean
lille he retres with the best wishes OF his trends
ountrymen.
Correspondence.
New YoRK. December S, 1850.
DEAR Although the results OF the recent election
this State may seem to be such to withhold from
ou The support OF majority in the legislature, we
representatives. elect from the city OF New Yofk Long
Stand, and the valley OF the Hudson, beg assure you
bat in our judgment no such circumstances deprive
ou OF The devoted attachment and cordial support not
ny Of your immediate personal and political friends bat
the great body oil the democracy OF the State. They
bel that other causes than those affecting estimate
our great services and able and intrepid have
roduced this result and they only await opportunity.
heneser your name shall again before them IN
onnexlon with the nigh station the duties Of which you
lave iahlied with equal hrmness, ability, and patriotism,
testify by iher ac,s their sense OF your character and
areer as a statesman and your virtues citizen.
Al the close OF the present Congress you will have
eIved seven years IN the Senate OF the United States
During that period, questions OF the first magnitude af
ens the rights and honor OF the couotry aud the
hg webeing OF the people, have been passed upon Ia
OF Them you have borne conspicuous paEi. In all
them you have Identified yourself with The cause oil
e nalion, and have adhered with inexbe fidelity, 10
pc requirements OF the constitution. No consequences
isDndi 10 loulseU, nor any DeyODu your
fh 10 Your country, have for moment sWetved yon
ON The path OF reeiituie Unawed by threats regard
OF the assaults Of tactlon unlnuenced by any sell
n itaf or any desire ol favor fon those who pursue
en- eods through Remuneration agalion your cDul sc
as been suca as honor dictated and dsinerested
We OF country will applaud
DuTlg TIE last session or the present Congress espe
Any, ihfonsh long period OF agitation which. extend
from the halls OF legislation TO all quarters OF the
oic, disturbed the public tranquility and threale ned
very foundations OF the government your labors
osl afduous and responsible You we've found, during
iha PERIOD In The faithful discharge OF your public
lgaiions, true 10 the Union and the constitution, and
iemost among the noble minded Statesmen OF both
iues VINO, laying aside all party ism, aud every per.
al consideration, gave TO the country their best
e, and brought 10 happy contamination the great
asufes OF hcalioD, upon the maintenance OF which,
be noble spirit which animated their trainers, The
nnnnance OF our glorious Union.
Whatever may be the effect oil events in our own
ATE we feel assured that sna and rium, approval
renewed elevation await You in The future. The
nerlcan people, true to the impulses OF justice and
thiul public servant renewed expressions OF ,he
nhdence and favor.
WIN sincere wishes for your prosperity and happiness
remain, with the highest esteem, your friends anc
low citizens,
MICHAEL DoUGHERTY. New York,
ALBERT A. THOMPSON, do.
HENRY J. ALLEN, do
ELI PERRY, Albany,
JAIRUS FRENCH, Madison,
CHARLES ROBINSON, Duchess
EGBERr T SMITH, Suffolk,
JACOB SlCkELS, RockIan
WILLIAM f. RUSSELL, Ulster,
MILTON BARNES. Orange,
A. l., LAWYER, Schoharie,
HENRY kiNSLEY, Greene,
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