The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-26

From an Occasional Correspondent.
NV YoRr. Sept. a. 1859.

NEW YoRK, Sept "a, 1854
You may perhaps have observed that the wings OF this
city have lately taken 10 braggng-Greeley. OF the Til
bune, leading of 10 the shout The whole thing is
got up by chief managers, Truman Smith and
Fz Henry Warren, during their recent visit to our city.
The fact admitted all hands, that the wings have
ghost OF chance TO elect their President il they fail 10
carry this State, gives TO the politics OF New York. at this
moment special interest and hence the vigorous efforts
now making TO shoui the wing party into some show OF
confidence or least OF hope But the effort ID utterly
futile While the Scott organs are Dragging and buster
ing the solid men" OF the wing party here either in
disgust or in despair Not few OF them acknowledge
both these feelings as habitua with them whenever they
survey their political field
The wing State convention, which has just come of.
has made matters BY resolution relating to the
Baltimore platform which merely declares that the wings
the party OF the Unon, and such. "ought 10 ac
quesce" in whatever is done by wing National Conyen-
tons, the wing party here makes cognov that, so far
the wings OF New York concerned, the compromise
resolution at Baltimore was mere fraud Mr. Seward
permitted his Stale convention TO take action purror
ing TO reatfrm it, You will have the merciless
with which Greeley tells the Webster and Fillmore
that they welcome TO construe the Syracuse
luton into approval of the Baltimore wing platform
Dtey The truth is, and is well understood to be-
tia, the wing State conventions in the whole OF lis
ton, has distinctly abandoned the policy OF peace be-
tween the sections of the country, and since the
military hurrah has failed, has run up the flag Of
sectional agitation and canal Galphinism. On these
two legs the wing party OF the State must march.
or fail 10 move at all This is the significance OF
Governor Hunts denomination. The second name on
the ticket is that of William Kent This nomination is
understood to be merely trick to the vote of the
anti. renters for Governor Hunt They have been
toned to take alternate on the wing ticket. They
hate Judge Kent and will in event take him The
wing hope that they will therefore put the wing govern
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ago. This course will damage the wings fearfuy in
this city II is not supposed that Judge Kenrs election is
possible though he may ahead of his ticket in New
York On the whole, you may set il down fixed
fact that the doings OF the wing convention have
pished absolutely nothing towards reconcing the wing
feud in this State.
The democratic convcalion on the other hand Is gen
elay conceded to have taken The bast possible course
both in it's nominations and its platform, TO unite and
rally the whole party 1t has fully grasped and repre-
seni.d in its ticket that welpanned policy OF union and
Cancellation between the two former sections OF the
party here which has air eady almost entirely redeemed
the State and which Is manifestly necessary condition
precedent to the maintenance of democratic ascendency
in New York The denomination OF Seymour and Church
was the test question the hearty adoption OF this pol
lev and j, was fiumphany carried In regard 10 The
CAPITAL uestion Of State poicythe enlargement OF the
canals-he democratic convention, BY It's ticket and lis
resolutions, pledges itself to all proper and consiitu
tional berality in the prosecution oil this important
work and the time steny rebukes the reckless
and profigaie course OF the wing party IN breaking
through the constitution in orderto vast corrup
ton fund under the pfstence Of million canal loan
The canal between the two parties could hardly be
presented in better shape. II is proper to add that the
whole action OF the democratic convention was guided
Internationally by single eye TO the victorious and
yuniied effort of The party TO rally lis whole force
for Pierce and King II is only in few OF The local NOM
nations that this purpose has not perhaps been perfectly
ACCOMPLISHED and these not felt TO be OF sufficient
importance materially TO dampen the democratic enthu
sasm in any quarter So much for the present aspect OF
things in New York. in regard TO which you may CONT
IDENTIFY conclude that all well now and will be well IN
| Noyember No democrat is heard OF in this State who
does not intend to vote for Pierce and King
tits very significant fact that the democrats have
gliaed largely in the popular vote OF every Stale cleo
ton which has been held the North at the South
at the East or the West, since the presidential nom
nations In Iowa, where the wings Dragged even dfter
the election the coming in OF the full returns shows
increased democratic majority OF about Two thousand
the State ticket In Vermont the Scott shocked
and frightened find out that their governor, instead OF
sweeping the State usual, rs not elected by the peo
pie. In Maine, where the democracy saw ht TO nom
nate two candidates for governor and in two districts for
Congress ALSO they have partially repaired their error
and settled the destiny Of their State in November, by
mastering in favor OF their two gubernaora candidates
altogethe The largest democratic vote thrown in
Maine In North Carolina we have for the first time
democratic majority OF near six thousand and IN Arkan
sas, where il not possible for the wings TO lose
much, they have yet managed TO lose something.
Such are the signs with which the political summer
is ushering in its autumn. YIAT0R