The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-24

AT syracuse q ticket nominated huAlty
me pisllorm OF VIM l. Marcy AID nominated by your
unterifed viii and carried ia triumph throughsu the
State ~ill allow word in reference to
fopal matter which Affects other parties thar myself II
was exhibited at Syracuse late convention that
refni cd publicly TO sanction the compromss and Fugi
tive Slave law This s eroundi.ss fsbsca alton Zap
Llsufe) And when General cis,ks rays that vas ct
Syracuse saaried officer, with money in my pocket.
vas ohicshoIosr. Does this fact aunul the right
have to OIL ch-Jgs the trusts my constituents mpnse
upon mel Does this make him a criminals Does this
make him fellow? " his heal shaved AID mouth
closed when he ia clothed with the Of ofi,s No
10 Syracuse there was g temple Of Janus, ard your
the key This story is the .soret Q, the boiling At e. s
racuss. never had the hey ~cud not touch it. It
ought to be 1t was raid this official issued
baDdbllls his authority. II this is true
hat presided by he had tins edito
rial charge u the Argus and wbo IL rsapipg plea
su,e n Southern seas b frightened by tucn rse (Here
tnmbsr of water el from the sssad ssturAsins
OF the reporters, which some said was throEiDg cold
xser upon the press The speaker here alluded 70 Mr
members at s. racute, aud sAd he upon :hs stand
(Heie there were cries, :" Show hiu up'' "Show him
up" Mr.: Mabbett, Of Durchsss gray haired man,
ctmpsny for the CEN pliment they had paid him Mr..
CochIsIe is the American principle assert
ed ard carried out by Capt. lngraham in the Gaze OF
Koszta that we engraft upon our banners (Applause
After Mr. Cochrane had retired from the stand, Mr..
John Re oinon of the Second ward who acted Sscrs
try of the meeting forward ans read the wing
letters received from gentlemen who had been nvsdto
address the meetrg:-
LETTER FROM HON. JOHN A. DIX.
New YORK. Sept %. 1858
win OF permit me 10 and addr the meeting
be held st Tsmmsny Hs, this evening, to ratfy the
proceedr Of the Democratic Convention at syrA-
cuse, Of which the Hon John B. sk,sr was temporary
Chairman, ard the Hon, P Grant fiesiaens.
Rsgsndrg ar It Is the regularly organised rep!ese Aecn
fha cVsn
cpes proclaimed by Gene, Pierce and the sdminista
ton Of the State government upon the basis Of its
from my scqusintarcs wi IA Robert Kelley and
nearly all the gentlemen romnated the ticket with
ar devotion TO democratic principles, shall cheerfuy
give them OIL the support in my power during the pend
am, very respectfully your friend AID fellow citizen
JOHN A. DIX
Messrs WIN, D Kennedy, &C., Committee.
Just as the reading Of Mr. Dixs letter was n.hsd tho
contingent Of the Eighteenth ward arrived in the room
with banners ard mmic. square, lantern looking
transparency borne In front Of the fo,cs having
side ths representation CT gamscock, armed with
formidable spurs and holding in his beck scroll In.
suibed, "UnterriAed Democracy" Several other ban
and lanterns bore similar devices and the pames Of
the inees Of the sc sae section In the S,ra
cute Convention. The Secretary of ssncsd
by the entry Of this body, but after the banners
placed on the platform, and the band had played Hall
Columbia the Secretary enabled to resume and read
the following letters :
FROM COMPTROLLER WRIGHT.
AIBAsY Sept 81, 1853.
the cemocrscy at Tammany Hall, on Friday evening
next is bsfors me. 1t aIda encumbsrsd with other
with the request. iejoc.. hswevsr at the early and
vigorous move vsmsnt from TAmnany Hall in favor Of
the national srd State administrations Il Is emf
renty proper thai the true demecacy Of the city Of
New York should be foremo,t In the conrst meet
tie enemies Of the party its n age, and unity II vas
ieie that the denomination Of hostility to President
Pierce bis cabinet and policy, ts made s appearance
1t "a through the representatives from that city that
the st wa, made to disturb the basis Of the
union Of the pa ty settled in ls49 by renewal Of
as Syracuse Coz vention the boters and
had all heir apparent strength reflected through the
Exhibit msD od p.es
associations upon any ground Of priSsipls but
uIon the shallow pIssnss that they, Ne. York York
and lo~des The siwpl city CT The rural distcts
not be mace to believe such story IS this 1t E right,
adnipstrations tbs united osmocracy-should rally at
the Old Wgwam and show to those terrified bolers from
bic Ole Guard stand Grn untsi6ed and ready to meet
their ancient enemy and his allies, with their ranks
thirned little b. deerton, but ye. strong enough to
your oSedisnt servant, ant 49, t J. G WIGHT WRIGHT.'
To Mes.rs Kennedy and others, Committee.
FROM STATE TREASURER WEIGH.
ALBANY, Sept. 21, lS53
MxssRs KENNEDY, SIcoR, AND OTHERS COMMITTEE:
GeDtlemep-It l be out Of mJ poser to accept your
invitation to address meeting Of tie dsmocscy Of the
day. evening" But While sei to decline your nv
taton beg you that democrat In ths State
takes more rsy interest than DO IN the succ's' Of
In ookirg the proceedings Of the regular Convsn
ten At Syracuse can discover nothing Of which any
right minded dem ocrat has TO complain The rerds
Of the ratio nal and State admnis acted through
out Nth obvious determination prevent secession
support Of ticket ali who proessed to be dmocras
II they failed In the sccomp ishment Of these OBJ
nss "a Ss o.s
ton and to u.s for the prostraton Of the democracy
Hall without excuse justification. 1t open
and disguised repuciation OF the dc nosrac org snza
minded democrats throughout the Union
In making the ticket the convention exhibited an ear
nest desic TO meet the public expectation, and to sub
tbs public interests Ii bas presented for our
sufrsges the Of able and ncorruptble mea. to
VT one the destlnes Of noble common wealth may 10
safely entrusted and around whom the united cracy
win rally with vgor and enthusiasm deserving and
Thanking you for the honor you have done me- re
''-''' Wy '''' ''A' '''' BENZ. WEIGH, JR.
FROM HON. uEMAN j. REDFIELD.
New YORK. Sept % 1853.
to ADDRESS meeting Of the democracy OF the city and
ctuDty Of New Yo,k, At Tammany Hall on the evening
strained to plead sse and inability to add
the meeting to which you refer yet dsrrs to pa.tci
pate with you .'in atty log State ticket and
neptrg the bonds that unite the States of confed-
| sIacy."
Intend TO maintain from pes onsl observation a. we'll
Information that the tcl OF lately nominated at Mar
ket Hail. 10 syyacufe with the of Robsrt Kelley for
Cnptroller Is the regular democratic ticket Noteith
standing tbs gross that has gous forth
UPON The tut ect am quite that sagscous ard
upTrtudicec Ld oaa for . moment entertain doubt
on The subject shall vote this ticket the true
dsnccl alto ticket, pledged TO the support Of our
rational AID state administrations. In giving my
support TO this tcbet AN fuenced quite much by
derre 20 see the administrator Of the pubic asrs Of
cur own State placed In democratic hands as regard
10 those stopal questions which have of late years.
the democracy Of the country Indeed these
gus sicns for the ast two yesrs have considered
J sestLc-cor promhed-ar lcokins at tbs resolutions
adcp ed by the two ecne of the party lately at Sgra
cure IL is difficult 20 perceive any further grounds 0f
! difference upon these questions.
The Ca. al question also. has been settled By
p,tmi e. Il like the VOID between the Senate and "a
| arbly. The amendments CT the constitution agreed
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