The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

Peoples Electoral Ticket.
WEBSTER COMMITTEE Rooms, \
New YoRK, Oct. 80, 1862
Dun Pos,Tros AT meeting Of the Webster General
Committee Of New York held at the ut the stuy-
yessnt Institute Thursday evening" 2Sth instant
determine the to be pursued under exist
ing ia respect TO the approaching election
after full cusson the following resolutions were una
nmouy adopted and ordered to published Saturday
Resolved. That the death Of Daniel Webster in de-
privng OF cherished leader has not deprived OF
attachment to his principles of unaterabe
determination to uphold them alike against false friends
and open foes Clear convictions Of public duty have die
tated recent political conduct less than
regard for him whom We sought to honor In promoting
the highest interests Of country Those convictions
remain unchanged and the political issues to which they
relate remain unchanged Nor do regret that the
stution has relieved Of the necessity of filling the
can't candidacy by directing the choice Of the President
to be entrusted to free electors appointed the peoples
for among all the worthless of the living generation there
is not who could suitably occupy the vast chasm
left in our nominations And in the close
Of Daniel Webstcrs life saddened by the denial Of
lal acknowledgment from the people whom he had de.
Tended and cherished with than paternal love. and
had fastened in his heart when be went home to die
find persuasive to relax our hostility to the faction
whose base weapons did the m0nstrous parricide.
Resolved That in continuing their nominations for
electors heretofore published and now In circulation
throughout the State the Committee for themselves
and those represented by them these motives and OBJ
jects:
We resolved to throw off, at once and forever the
despotc authority of party conventions because the
compact from which tits derived is essentially corrupt
and the parent Of gigantic it SUBJ
yert the freedom Of tho Citizen and violates the spirit Of
every statesman Of the worthy Of the Presidency to
the availability" Of incompetent persons, and be-
isvs must produce such results so long a.
continues to operate.
We are resolved to oppose General scott-because he
has esgeriy consented through vain and inordnate
bton, to be the instrument Of tressherous faction to
destroy the utrious defenders of the compromise and
the Union and elected must still be- through the
cessties If his position and through his admitted weak
nesses the instumen mt Of the faction to proong
their power crush their opponents and seconalizs the
fourth time represented the demorsizng policy Of appeal
ing the passion for military glory In our popular cleo
tons and Of eleveng mere men Of the sword to the
highest civil function; ana further, because his late
preccdented eectoneerDg tour was unbecoming to the
office which he holds, and, if rewarded BY success will
have degraded the station to which he aspres and fur
thef because his career affords little evidence of other
than military capacity but abounds in exhibitions Of
haty temper and Of inconsderate and yaciating opn
IONS while his late speeches in view Of ths Presidency
have displayed intellectual yacuity ndiscreon and
inordnate egotm which have taken the whole country
by surprise and painfully demonstrated his un6tness
the high Office in question
We resolved to support an Independent ticket Of
unpedged but trusted electors for the already
distinctive principles the candidate the democratic
party And further because utterly reject the short
sighted and immoral doctrine that We ought to accept
either of two improper candidates any
And finally because wish to revive as ourselves
and our influence are concerned the independence and
sincerity Of the ballot Of late years forgotten and even
power. CHARLES L. V0SE, Chairman.
Gro. A. Hoop, Secretary.
PEOPLES INDEPENDENT UNION TICKET.
MEN DIE-PRINCIpLES NEVER"
FOR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT
sESAT0RIAL ELECTORS.
Frederick 4. Backus b Davis Noxon
REPRESENTATIVE ELECTons.
GerIit L. Martensc, Sylvester Gilbert,
George Wood, Nicholas Switz,
Henry r. Durham, John Roberts,
Horace Holden, Virgil Draper,
William Chauncey, j. Austin Perry,
Hiram Ketchum, Hunter Crane,
Drake Mills, Jared House,
Elias Herrick John H. johnson,
John Thomas, Joseph Swift,
Daniel harrington, Thomas Beals
Charles w. Schafer, John King,
Edward X. James, Edmund Gay,
Samuel q Huntington, Elisha b. Strong,
Teunis Van Vechten, Gideon Scarf,
James Nj. Andrews Cyrus FarwelI,
Edgar W. White Harry Slade,
Elijah A. Rice.
Tickets may be obtained at the Committee Rooms Nos
62 William street. and Stuyvcsant Institute and at the
polls on the day Of election