New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30
TO THE BurFALo-PLATroRM DEMOCRATS

TO TIE BUFFALO PLATFORM DEMOCRATS.
The honest ores mean the rank and fl. the rrsst
body those persensi, ambitious to such have VIVID
say You betrayed again by your treacherous cad
incompetent kaier whether for the third fourth or sfA
time stop inquire In ls{s al the Bshinorv
Convention the Democracy regularly represented By
thitysx deltgses appointed BY State Convention o. "a
at least; You were made believe They spurned tie con-
dtons upon which they htred seats retained essd
State Convention AZ Utica and raised the 6sg Of eh<l
lion sgsinss southern rule and dictston AZ the Ctsa
meeting these delegates directed represent the De-
Moray in National Convention expected to be iedhy
independent men without distinction OF party Such Tie
Buffalo Convention Aihis Convention the thirty six dee
gates rpear,d and had important not controlling influence
Mr. Van BURN was nominated for President and Charss
Francis Adsms for Vice President This was not doas
however wiihou. principles in fact i was dstnctym
solved at his largest Convention whether State or National
ever held that nominations should be made until de-
carson of principles platform should be adopted This
was done and the nominations made Your Delegates hs&
their fun share in preparing the declaration of principles
and their first desire gra,ed tho nominations Your
ertai there men in whom you had long reposed
confidence Benjamin + Butler Iscksohs Attorney Cen
eran was there Churchill C. Cambreleng there
Preston King there. Robert Dennis; was there
George Raihbun Marin Grover and hosts Of others VIII,
had been honoIed by the Democracy OF New York
there, not merly lookerson upon the mighty gath.
ernc of bold frve spirits but busy active.
enthusiastic participants in all that done What was all
this for CT what you tod for For the nero
purpose of giving the Democracy opportunity Of testify
ing their undmiashed este, m for Mr. Van Buren, No
such thing At the Of party asoendancy you could not
be induced throw away your votes merely to testify
your alta, bmeni to any msn-and your leaders knew T.
u N rfnfr,a iusu ly,di
ocratc masses Of this State against the distinguished
inee of the Baltimore Convention No The masses did
not participate in this feelng-why should they Gen.
Cass long fidelity The principles and party
the urbany his department and bis eminent political and
literary ability lad rather endeared him TO them Thfs
your leaders ndUg, in the most rancorous and Sndctve
hostility was award apparent but ior time was con-
oealed from you The declaration Of principles was made
for you and your support to the candidates invited urged
commanded the support OF higher political iata than
YOU had been allowed to hold in harmony with your OIL
party.
by the sanction of yourlong recognized
party adors to declare that there should be more Sas
States no more Stare 7trriOyyi That Congress could
no more make STARE han make king" That he Gen.
eyol Gorert must rehere ase from all responsibility
for Slereyv - hat there must be Compromises
p,h Slorery-lP MADE. THEY MUST BE REPEALED. fhat
soE rouM teh and 6gh erer IN defense Of ne" Pr'a
"eitles"
These noble sentiments challenged your admiration they
were in harmony with true Democratic Instincts you en-
braced them with enthusiasm had abundant opportunity
of kr ow ny il much at the husings and heard your
thunder tones Of approval they proposed for your
adoption by the eloquent champions OF freedom you
fhrone,d to hear 1t that you loved Van Buren,.
not that you hated that your enthusiasm was aroaed
YOU love. the new creed that your leaders permitted you to
,mbrsce Nor was your action without results Il made
Caorn for time free State and but for the trcachery
of your leaders Whose purposes answered when Case
vas de- aied tn ~ would have been Compromise with
slavey-no payn Of Texas State debt without money
no exc nsion of slavery New Mexico and Uiah-no
Fugitive slaye Law-no Goyemmentpaid slave hunters
proving among us
You were betrayed then rst Baltimore where the har-
mony that your ihrysx delegates might have insured
Won have secured the continued ascendancy Of your par
~ you we've betrayed into the support of Van Buren, and
Adams by the catch of fighting and fighting ever for
the esthbshmn Of the doctrines proclaimed and rs soon
az the first u Of your action had rpcned such was tho
innate love Of your Leaders for treason that they planned
and consummaied betrayal only Of you, but Of ,hs
trnc les they had just been nsucng You were 30 dem
O, ratio end seor,d coalition formed with men pro-
fessrg the most lnagonc principles, and you land Toe
once induced support H. under the most positive asur'
snce that our new allies were ultimately to embrace fho
Puf1o doctrine that leaders were TO be the eayen ~
erIven the whole lump Of northern Democracy but va
aeon Ind that the Ieayen had less life LEFT than its
roundngs
III. psrty cry Inder which YOU have since been rallied
has roi been No more slave States slave territory no
nses with Slavery If made they must DO repeated
but We must whp the Whigs and have the offices" And
"c,n pre- msss with Slavery sacred and must sfasd
E,eus my nesswhen admit that my respect for you
h. by the tnmeness " th which you have rail- ed
under THE new morrstc cry You betrayed out Of
your perry in ls.s at Baltmoreyou betrayed ints
the srpIor Of tbs Buffalo platform by the promise that tho
fet was to wag on victory You were betrayed Out OF
by b. idea Of dining the hunkers aud becoming leaven
You w,r biray d into silence fr,t and endorsements Of
Talt more Platforms and Prsd ntal inaugurasnext by
tie rromses Of oaoes Canal jobs to and oks
TO tend ard now you betrayed out Of all these This
last b.trsya however be set down o the noompe
tnoe Of your ea r. although has become hnbk
ua with there ma n that difficult for them pass OPP
potury Tor Il. zercse But at Syracuse tho other day
her no need Of their destroying all the chance you had
left OF official pa tor your Obedience to the bhess OK
there men who have led you from Bahmore 70 baniio'
fr Buffalo TO Baltimore and from tho most fearless con-
DEM atom Of SLvry to its most ernging support Ihey
C. did have sns,ed btter bad they been equal 10 the po
sfon you have 80 long permitted hem TO occupy-they
could have lea II cir bor boys at home and subntted 70
the fairly expressed voice Of the Convention the Sts
might have len caIr,d IN the Of Democracy and
some NAL shart of your expectations Of Office and eola
thar have lsen - beray prom sd might have been
rsa lied But now all these fair promises Ike the spplss of
sodcm bitter sshes la your hands,, and In shs
language Of distinguished politician you inquire, Where
lhal 20 p Just now not much where you 60
would ike evidence Of returning attachment 70 hs
great prime pss iou professed le4s and would Ike To