The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

willing to restore the political AsesndAncy Ia this stste "a
those who in most critical period intep onsl!s
threw ths party by means Of the power and ndusaco
ths Grover ticket ba successful, this State win b.
ruled aud suesd BY hofs who were tbs .res sosrs OF
leave ny cordial vishss n favor Of the ticfs. headed
by George W. CLIFTON.
Very respectfully, your obsdient servant
r. B CUTTING.
The pext nom Hon Ssmue el Bserdsley
FROM TIE HON. SAMUEL BEAPpsLEY.
NEW YokK Sept "a 1885.
GtNIfM u have received your ia7i. -tion to sddsss,
meeting 20 "a held in the psk sonisy next 70 sss
pozd sthe ponipacns oy tie Derao,rstic ststs
CorveEoo at SyIsruss std would gladly comply with
es Of the city op that day LET II not howsyer
be Supposed tia. Indifferent peetaeor Of passing
politcai events or unwilling TO cooperate with those
who lave called this metDs Quita tie gsvesse is ,se
fact Ispprove cf every thing our frisads did at Syra
cnsc o. the p:ncipse they proclaimed Of the ticke.
they nominated. The former souad and pattioac
ara what IL Of vial moment. ny sstlns ,oa they
~sre proclaimed ard embraced In sincerity ana truth
While hs candidates selected are uncouote IN their no
hcsl faith as thsy aye eniIentiy emitted cpD
eepce ard support
II lss. few years have witnessed ar sroit in this
pie ARD IN and object in divc hostility to
each other. Ons class tnem against the sei.s
Unon while the OTHER s,ored in sgi alton aad ors
Iesc for thing which might shake the frame work of
the nsiona fabIic. or thIsets2 IT'S dsstruc ron In
doIbtsdy tie Of thoss Hho voted against the
crec party in 1913 may hare dove under the sldden
inpnlse OF eSciftc feelings rather than seted
ycticn that the cours taken right proper Calm
reflection viii commonly set such right. Bu. the
leaders In the bolt Of lS48 of different stamp They
were slavery ssitalors thenopssly and avowsdly
fec stn 10 pretend that they ba7s since changed their
prircipes Indeed they would laugh face Of apy
sacb cnspge whatever they may desm it sxpedient
to profess otters they choose, rsy to low
professional, but shall Judge men BY their Acs; and
these cear chow the dxsd hatred Of dsraocrats
who sre t,uIy national which sd 70 hs free soil organ
ization o lS4S and which burned il the IL OF
the leasegs Of that facrioo since
apreel to every man Of candor soy whether lhis
period OF prcfessed union and ba rn0ay has o.ough.
into the roscs of this State infinitely Of strife
contertor and III vl, than have existed former
time? Ntupe1ation. obloquy. snd this most
sants on chasscter h ready resort to brute force
ther who do rot and who cannot egrse What the
ght hare Brought forth 1t Is ic possible Forosse and
as the drama has ended the world viii Ssyer know.
It will not presume, be denied that the d tge
which nominated The second ticket at Syracuse WAS
sentay under TIE contrsl and DIGESTION Of the free soil
encerB OF 1S4S and are now asked TO choose be-
tween that tickef the nominated by the Demo-
cratic Convention. This presents difficulty to my
Ioir d. bs go for the ticket ~hch was nominated by
dsmccrsts thoroughly uatiopa in their yisvs ana sha
IN no event 60 for hat which only look upon
the ospiipg OF 1cvdy violence and rotten principles
: : SAMUEL. BEAgDsLEY.
The following letters we're also recslved: :
LETTER FROM HON. JOHN WHEELER.
UNION PLACE HOTEL,
NEW York, Sept "a 1858 !
GENIISMrSI am in receipt of your inviting
address mass mest in the Park Moldag evening,
the 2Gth inst for tbs purpose of Iados the nomiaA
W made 6y the nat oemocfacy ca the ticket head
AZ there will undoubtedly he many Iasn Of ssinsrcs
ard elcquence present TO address tSe msetig,
hst shall cot be called Upon shsil ne pre- :ent TO
the ranks Ct the true ued ct the Noiththose Who
baye at al times and upon all occasions ssood Grm re.
CARELESS OF tsc'sl power and patronags, and ako
urqran6sdv AMI unequ.vacsly pisdged to oppose the
present siat sdmin.4 aEd the corrupt AND rctte
,sa y eSy ssSs ks ys
s.,s ers.ay sso:sa @ yas sss Ct q state tov
asey hs presenE Govsrnor Q! this State, (Horao
se have, not o. ly IL heir OF patron
and i'm all the power OF their oicIxI stston-backsi
by that reasonable organ tEe Washington Union at
iemrted TO crush every yroaneat national dsmcc.at IN
was delegate to ths State convention held at syria.
the 18th inst ard an active pal oipant ia The
nomination Of yous siskas o. true and h''h"'""sa aao
g.. ~ are tue opposite Of the pissent iite AID
,h. Se cmeers, who have broken every pl.dxe both
ci the canals Il that excellent ticket soud not
- - ~ tne polis-of its success. h0 seyA, / have
no doubt lEan 6ave the pond satisfaction d sss wing
that by the bold attitude assumed by its friends the Ia
famous coalition cf Hsrcy, Van Buren, Seymour Il Co..
will be s,tken down, and that honest dsmossass #il
hereafter sse their places in the affections # the people,
tain FEDERAL officers break up siats conventions by
roHdies and bues be forever Terminated Their disgust
ing success y such agents on recen. oscasion AN
psccf Yours, JOHN WHEELER.
FROM HARMON 8. CUTTING, ESQ.
BUFFALO September 20 1855.
instant inviting me to add ess meetpg to be held q.
the Park in the city Of New York Monday next for
the purpose OF f,epondins to the nominations made by
the ate Democratic State convention and regret TO
ssy that pressing professional for the com
rg week will prevent fsom accepting your invitation
But though deprived CT the pleasure Of being present
the referred shs be the sss anxious to
kr that ,he mserg will be all that the most ardent
Of cur friends could ire
unparalleled unanrity for support, embrace known
ard tried chsmUiens of ,he true democratc nith aud
cient guaranty that, whether or defsa. sh.
attend our efoits ws shall not be sgsin betrayed oy
shameless time sersers, who cep. toto the party a.
p-etenesd friends, and Who bsve A. last been most
riehtecu y th'ust OF it ~ open and determined
enemies
re voice of the comm ercia met opos syeaAirg out
in favor Of those great measures internal improve
ment which reckless demagcgues have In vain sought
sriost, will be heard and needed throughout the
will it with hearty response than from the
democracy of the Queen City of the Lakes Let it be
heard.
with many thanks gentlemen, for the honor done me
by invitation am respectfully your obedient ser
want, HARMON s. CUTTING.
FROM THE HON. II. W. PECKHAM.
Gls1I FMES Yours of the Goth inst inviting ms to
add1esr county meeting in your city on the 2Oth was
received intended certainly to have been present.
but mislsd your letter. and the time escaped IL
10 irpcssols to 90 now ss have engagements cannot
forego
an entirely with you in this contest-ths democracy
With youard the result in November will show that
the People are with you. -
In haste, am very truly, yours.
r. w. PECKHAM
sube uent to the adoption of the resolutions. the Prea
G.nt introduced the honorable DANIEL s. DICKINSON. Tue
venerable Senator received with tremendous chser
ng which having subaded he proceeded to address ths
Immense assembly as foilows:-
MY FELLOW DEMOCRATS - Under the guidance Of tbs
democratic party country has grown up from poor
and humble beginning to be one OF the great powers OF
the earth om thirteen sparsely populated States upon
tie Atlantic slope thete thirty popuous nations OF
thsmselves They have gown up under the guidance Of
the democratic parya party with such vast interests
snmitttd its care and which keeps M power uncon
taminaed by all other parties and nterests stands
upon pIncpes which will live and flourish in eternal
youth, when all other thirss shall have had an end
Tine will not permit to speak Of the vast benefits
which the democratic party under our free system has
worked out not only for this country but Tor the world
f(hseral In the of stood