The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

.Messrs Smith and Sutton united in the regular
on and by consents The latter cast the vote VI the district
II will thus appear that Mr. Skinner was duly elected
temporary chairman by decided majority OF The uncon-
tested delegates Of Inc convention and that The srbse-
qaent proceedings by which Mi Grant made piesi-
dent and the ticket headed by Robert Kelly for comp
roer nominated were in all respects regular and au
hoI,ave and the record shows tina, 6S deega,es, who
were unconesed, acted in the convention OF which MI
Grant was aiTman. There thlrtyOne delegates
present whose were, there is every reason to be-
eve. wrongtuliy contested, with view to ultimate Sc
cession making the whole number OF delegates regular
y elected and acting together, ntneyntss, LEAVING 9
seceders out of the full number.
The refusal. as herenbtfose slated, Of minority odele-
gaes return 10 the convention alter Recess under
circumstances revealing much bad iah and such fall
si,y of preeDce, the consummailon OF conspiracy
long formed 10 break down the democr party IN the
Sale and TO Ieins,a the dynasty OF Sewaism, and BY
democracy. strike the rst blow al the admin
OF franklin Pierce. The evidence of such combination
on the part OF certain PROCESSING democrats, with the
leaders OF the interruptions section OF The wing
~ bad been made manifest in tho course OF legislation.
and in the action upon appointments At Albany last
winter, and il was distinctly raceahe in the conduc, and
OF the two organs of the combination, The Albany
Argus and the Albany Evening Journal, nounsily an
agonisc sheets, acting in concert, and stimulated by
motives Of common interest to destroy the ascendency Of
democratic government, both in the State and national
Against .uch conspiracy revealing itself under such
msy dsEu,tes and pfetexs OF such transparent ialsy
invoke the democracy TO put forth all their accus-
toned energy. Treachery N Disguise has sometimes
temporarily Pered the democratic party Open treason
has always been inpstent against IL Its purpose
can be defeated and punished, the un,errhed democ-
racy OF the Empire Stale put forth their hands TO crush
H. The tactious politicians who have presented ticket
in opposition to the democracy have to great extent,
for MANY years past, given aid and comfort to, directly
voted Tor, The whig ticket. Their separate organization,
Withdrawing IRON them that recourse, will probably not
much disturb the proportions OF parties while il will
able The democracy OF the nation to how inconsde
able in numbers and how desperate in fortunes ars the
men who al this day, in The idsl OF universal
success throughout the Union here the cry OF dis
affection. and set up standard OF disunion. tr,a
DEAN RICHMOND, csala
tfarf - q ,r0ef'ash Chm Ststs Central Committee.
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WIN. n. LUDLOW,
JOHN MUmFORD,
r. IA. WESTBROOK.
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STEPHEN ID. DlLLYEA,
HIRAM A. BEEBE,
SIMEON b. JEWETT.
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