The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24

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devotion to good principles.
Three groans gwen for Marcy when the foregoing
revolutions were submitted to the meeting After this
the reception Of the following letters BY the Committee Of
Arrangements announced BY Mr.. Fields
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wAsnIsorox Cry, Nov 81, 1853
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Daniel Dodge. and Nicholas bimOnd, Committee, 80.
LETTER FROM D. S. DICKINSON.
BIsGHAMroN, Nov. 81. 1888
on shs st 81 70 your imitation but beg leave
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9erstiisous coalition and the drag ooia power
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that their position shouii be- understood By all inquire
old They nong creators creatures Of
the Baltimore PLATFORM they have practsed the primo es
there many yer through good and evil report
and have ts erection for adherng
rdy to its principles in letter and spirit in theory and
IN practice, and for departing from them They
find sentiments In which degads them to the level Of
unIepentant aboonist Of the half whole blood
which mira culousy raises such political outlaws the e
ton Of hemeyes They believe that tbs dem.cratio party
makes administrations and rot that Administrations make
parties and they will ulate their conduit accordn
They have thus supported and will continue to
with efficiency and ZEAL the doctrines Of the Presidents
sugura not because they contained in that
but because the doctrines Of the party
as the administration conducted upon the principles Of
that decAra and the principles of the BAltm
platform and kindred ctrines, based the spirit
which the Union strict construction Of
the jealousy regarding preserving State
rishtst will have their and cheerful for
these doctrines and have long been, their
and ndep.nssst Of tho on Of mers patronage
they have condemned and will contnus condemn the
mova of Greene Bronson Collect Of the port OF New
York under the snd for the otl
in the correspondence the act and will not
hetae to sh.rscterise it, and all similar acts Al viola
tion the first principles OF state rights at
with the true spirit q the oo1ftutn and IS roll n the
stone the door Of tho sepuchre Of which hiss
been entmbed sine the days Of the elder the
admintrat may yet real re the memorable truth, that
he Of NJ An