The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-04

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2. BUrrss Isaac M Bopisx, Epaosp W. Why, VILLAS l.
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o0-Reeeipts nom either Of tbs above Will be good
The Coalition Between the Hards, in New
aaaat @ York and the Wings.
The New York correspondent OF the National Iaisili.
geesy under date OF October l. writes in that paper Of
yesterday follows;
You viii perceive by the public journals that the sub
ect OF fusion oil tho hards and the Union wings IN this
State has already here, and the attempt
havs doubt will DO made and probably with
Such union would undoubtedly carry the State and 80
lar the administration is concerned it would be
the handwriting on the WALL"
One of the public journals referred 10 by the writer of
the above in confirmation of his doubtless the
National Democrat, the "hard" organ in New York city,
which lately published, without, word Of dissent, two
signed " National Whig." proposing
Just such coalition between the "hards' and portion
OF the wing party In further proof Of this purpose. we
submit the following resolutions introduced and very
earnestly discussed in the sold Mems Wing General Com.
mit,ee Of the city of New York." special meeting held
on Thursday evening last Ii will be perceived that the
resolutions expressed quite in the current fashion Of
the hard" leaders and journals, and propose to great
extent the same objects which the hards" The
resolutions were not formally adopted by the wing
mittee. bu, motion to lay Msm Tie table SOled
doom by 23 ia the negative and l3 in the affirmative and
further action them postponed to the next meet
ing of the committee, which takes place this evening
Here the resolutions: "e
sWheoas the elections of 1852 resulted in the Inaugural
lion in this Safe of mnisration opposed the
largement of the canals and the preponder the
national government of dsunionts OF the rankest and
dye and whereas il is the peculiar province of
abiding democratic wings Of the Union to organize and
rally the support of the constitution and the laws when
menaced by violence: therefore, 44 -s 81. ata.
Resolpsd That while we will consistently support any
whatever may be called. that
will fairly carry the and intentions of the federal
compact the duty is no less incumbent upon US to de-
any political recognition Of or fellowship with the
d ems gogue, the secessionist, or the nuiicr
sResoiped That President Pierce. elected imbod-
ment the Union and sentiment of the
Try stutiisd himself and his administration by the selec-
ton OF Hon Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi for place in
his cabinet. bEa &
.Rssoivd That the great spokesman OF the North, Sec
rotary Marcy appropriately fills the leading position
red into power under the sinister in flu
of the Van Buren, Jesse Hoyt, Co. rejected faction
Of ls4e. t9
sRssoiped That in the approaching election the great
democra tic wing party of New York have high oc
and responsible mssion perform:ha of furtherng the
interests and establishing permanently the prosperity
of State and TO insure desirable every
cesson designed effect should be made by individuals
And whoever shall thrust himself forward defeat dis
the counses of honest and determined men, having
the good heart either by advancing
bic distractions tending to dissenson, by attempting
the front soldiers OF fortune, whose advancement
conflicts with the public veal, should be denied counte
nance as a leader. an associate, or a friend
Resolped, That in the coming convention OF the demo-
cratic wing party Syracuse this general committee urge
upon brethren OF the State to keep solely in view the
z ire and State policy OF New York that Seymour
Van Buren,. Marcy, Co. have laboed and arc now la
boring break down and to let those harpie. and birds
wing their way unmoessed to the sscessions'
nd disunionis whom they delight TO embrace, and
the rowdy, political rufhans whom they nourish and
tain the honors and spells OF the federal and State adj
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We think any intelligent reader will see tina, these
thus offered aud considered in whg gene
raj committee, were drawn under haId" dic,a,ion if not
by "hard" hand
In further proof OF this proposed coalition between the
hards" and whgs may be the fact that the whg
press OF New York, without any considerable exception,
takes the side Of the haris in the New York
To those who remember the Sewarde tendencies Of the
great force OF the whg press there, and OF the dominant
majority Of the wing party ia New York. this fact is Of
much significance In relation TO il, the New Hampshire
(Concora) Patriot has the following Just remark 4
"There other little fact woithy of notice as indca
ting which Of these two tickets is entitled the support
the friends of the administration and OF democratic prnc
have heard, favors the lizards; and the whg
abolition papers of the State take the ,ame side. In
quaIes among democrats the sympatbes OF the wings
with those who in the right they always aid and
nd who likely aid them, or, what is the
in the end, those who likely to injars the demo
cratic party embausss the administration"
This remark Of the Patriot shows the just suspicious
prevalent in welinfomed quarters outside Of the State
OF New York as to the proposed coalition.
Our piece OF evidence demonstrates that prior TO the
holding Of the Syracuse convention the wing coalition
scheme OF the hsrd leaders had been fully discovered by
the administration party in the State. and that measures
were taken TO defeat that scheme The following circular
Issued from the Office of the Albany Atlas while the
primary elections OF delegates to the Syracuse conven
ton going will be seen that every one of
its antcipa,ions was sgnay verified. The wings did
take the very part at the primary meetings in the election
Of "hard delegates which is here assigned the and the
wings by refusing TO harmonic, and nominating sepa-
rate ticket Just the circular foreold they would do:
(" CONFIDENTIAL
ALBANY, August 90 1883.
"DsAR SIR desperate effort is being made throughout
State by the dsunonists in the ranks 10 get
control OF the State and is understood
iat the wings contributing money and the &C
of this purpose The wing leaders here
prossated by encouraging and aiding disaecon and dis
OF delay any organization OF the whg party, arc supern-
lending our primary meetings. and directing their whig
friends TO join the enemies OF democratic union In securing
The delegates or in getting up irregular organizations The