The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-07

sBui sand here To-day Ia the sPirit OF democracy, 10
invoke every whether here IN the pop
uioss city ia The ioghut beyond the mounainso come
up support OF cemocrscy, snd. laying aside nooes-
and with ,hem march torwsrd TO victory On this terrific
rial slavery question my position 10 ibis ana, as an indi.
yduai and legislator, no ~ farm ~ iAe s1is~sio~ of
slavery. but our ASD cur. ur DOWN, Liyk ON DIE,
AN TO ans KxrEsslos. tAppiaass That Il IN
dersiood, suppose
II woud SIMPLY stand guard on The frontier would
act myself, e, any else act; woald nos per
mit laws by Congress 10 extend nor ask 1911 Jaws - p'o
bib bn lei the people OF ihe Territory take care o. ~ as
they be States would not oppose sensy
extension ~ advance BY law o. extend ~ be people d
Of The question with pIopre and y peace in vo
''lf said anything, would say that am ho' ~ ao
Of The extension OF slavery ~ -
wossd ssy further, that woad sand a pe's ,bat Ssl
hsss effort which proposed TO extend slavery 'He'e' "O
oppose"
Ths Albany Argus Of the 29lh of August. lsia relief
ring 10 his speech, said
{ .Tar prmocpArc .oSvrsrIos We bring the debates
down 70 afternoon OF is 81 day j. ,o,., -
The speech OF the Hon saa srascs1ion by his
Democratic friends and out OF the STATE, a. on ao
position Of has views Of The slavery 9ues"' $50 " - -
n. Seo,ember following the .huakeTs" held a nomi-
mating convention Syracuse where these resolutions
adopted
-.oy.d TIM, we are opposed the extension OF slave
~ 10 lie free territory OF The United States but We do
noa regard The slavery question: in any form OF It's agitation
any opinion IN relation 1hsieo' as tesi o. ian'
s,orsd That The power OF Congress slavery in tho
.,orss and the particular modes Of thereon
are among democrats, conovcred questions, and that
we concede every one, IN relation thereto me una
y, coa.,,uionai consructon on this question part Of
the democratic creed essential TO fellowship with our
democratic brethren Ia this state or ia any socuon u no
Union"
Nominations were then made. with the privilege 10
the .radicals 10 substitute, at their convention. soon
10 be held at Utica other names in lieu OF portion OF
hem. which was done. These resolutions. in sub
stance and believe in words. Were then Teadoped The
proceedings OF these conventions were raiihed and ar
proved by the united party throughout The Stale Inc
union grew more firm each year, and became apparently
perfect last year The "unon democrats. as now call
ed have moi swerved from the basis agreed upon The
Albany Argus in September. lS4a, thus approved The
union and The principles upon which il was formed
September 18th il said
In this shape the resolutions OF piance VIII doubt
less Be regarded as satssscio N making n,s %
ed by the convention not intended 10 impose test
s,em p,rd 20 Impose any such test BY either OF the
appointed 10 inform the candidates OF their nominal
Notw outstanding unfair gro,nde,s alusion Of
the Ahas OF yesterday to the democratic Stale convention
Al Rome and 10 considerations which prompted its lib
erai and patriotic OF CANCELLATION. do doubt
the Of the democracy OF the STATE oil both or
ganizations will approve the course Of the democratic
Su,e conventon both Rome and Syracuse and Of the
OF the propositions of the latter by the conSen-
ton NJ Utica
September 10, ls49. il further said
1.-The desire of the democratic is union. This IL
the great object and OF the union combined ticket
Both divisions have declared positions the slavery
question Nothing can be more explicit, In judy
liberal Just, and democratic, than the position
taken unanimously by the democratic State convention
Rome. aud unanimously resfsmed by the State nomi
mating aventon at SyIacusea position which viii
be departed from. will not be needlesy thrust forward
This union, with its weldefned basis, severed at
Syracuse by the conservatives or "haTd hunkes who
now assume hostility TO grounds there expressly sp-
proved
There grounds are mere prelexs, and are wholly un.
real, s abundaniy apparent The recorded conserv
syracuse, The kpeeches there deliy-
cred and the letters written all tend to prove that
opposon 10 abolition no, the Of The secession.
proposed. and democrat isvors il anywhere II is
idle display OF chvsry TO night IL, even with Fsstaf
valor II the associates with whom they had acted at
the iouf previous elections entertained opin
ions on that subject why did they not remain and prove
the error, and reason them into the faith Are
veru made OF men BY running away from those they
wish TO convert, so that the voice oil truth cannot be
heardi
The address put forth by the conservatives assigns the
following reasons for the separation: The fear Of per
so0Sl violence the Impeachment OF Maher the disagree
ment between the Washington Union and the Albany
Argus and the presence OF sundry persons holding oi
oia and the past relation OF Of the union
democrats 10 the slavery question: Four OF the 1--WE
causes nssgned have no connexion whsiever with The
Inspected ehae Of abolition. which shows Others manly
controlled The democracy Of other States can have
Judge Bronson. his letter refusing TO support the
union democratic ticket, does not even name abolition
caase oil objection. Imputed violence and fraud form
two OF has He objects, The State adm nisra-
lion for its relation to the canals Ia relation
10 Is candidates, he says:
II all the nominees otherwise 1ble
they before The public under The leadership
who have been striving for the last three
defeat The carry pcton OF the public works and
tho shameless breach which wilne of past
pedgss In relation the canals there be
able ground to hope that promises Will be performed "
Here he frankly assumes The conservative ground
The democrats had sought 10 hwa cherished schemes BY
opPosng the unconstitutional nine million bill, and had
boldly exposed the lraads and attempted punderngs IN
der II through con,ac,s The hoped for spsculatons
were not realized Opposition 10 these projects, with him.
constituted the objectionable ain.
Gen. Ovilie Clark, in bis speech 10 the secedes oil Sy
racuss has blown all The pretensons OF bis friends
fes, true. those petensons utterly false He sad
DISSECTION commenced in sbou, tho year ls4z and
continued TO increase upon various pfeience growing
parity DOT Of Stale policy and partly
times, anil 80 ~, when these by In.
sound portion OF tho parry, and they utterly routed
and put down"
This shows thai the matters which he here objects
Commenced Jou ysGs ke5s the ssdr and foe before the
rrovsso offered Hence, 10 impossible that the pro.
Not democrat had then raised HE in favor OF
clifton. OF has snce and hence. that could not have
caused what he terms detection" In 1912, under the
guidance OF Michael Hoffman, the debt contracting policy
was arrested BY those who then called barnburn
ere OF radicals and that OF debt paying adopted The
tins po.h ot future safety The wings and cosserva-
uvee, then called "hunkera defeated IT. They then in
Ased upon the call OF for that asDoue 9TH
81 purposes. which mel epposon from The same quar-.
,en when actually called IN 1876 The Quesons
arose N the contention which The RADICALS tsi.
alluded - growing oei OF State policy" The roui
ing op6 putting down in In which he rsfe,.