New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-29
ALBANY.
~ Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The ". \. Tribune
ALBASY Wednesday. Sept %, 1853.
The Unerrifed or Softs had gathering at the Capitol
day. Henry II. Martin presiding. The large hall was
well filed The resolutions recognize the Soft arrange
ment Syracuse sco at the idea of bullying the Hards
swallow the yeranck ticket tickle the President Score
tary Mercy and Gov Seymour, hail the Canal Enlarge
ment amendment, rail at Wing acknowledgement, &c The
last resolution is a. follows;
Rd That Democrats sad ses the fellowship Of Dem
ocrsts that we would depore N ~ ~ ~
State and the extension OF baeu
the worst Of political oaes and that we invoke me eoi
peraiion al the STATE by Whatever obso To-
event ibst would be At once wound uPon pa,
ssose ap't ~ ibe and hat we inSfs al TO rsy the
standard Of Den0eAey and under It to seek good government
liberty, equality and national progress
John Van Buren, the great gun in the talking line.
He made speech that would fill page ofyour Tbnaei
but az YOU have better food for your readers will only
give it hasy review. After alluding to his public no.
torey be entered into an elaborate review Of the diff
fculties and divisions in the party preacing II with
account of the Syracuse He averred that any man
who says that angry word passed in that Convention
that threa. was made in it, mach les that blow was
struck in it, must what be knows to be positively
and unqualifedy false The Convention was organized
with more unanimty tranquility more good selling
than any State Convention which has been organized for
the last three years.
He showed that the two organizations were identical in
planks Is TO Slavery, negro catching. &c.
Mr. V b. then went back to 1917, and sketched inc
various Conventions and bolts downward giving Daniel
Dickinson the full benefit of all the Free SOL or liberty
extracts that could be gathered from that distinguishes
Heros old speeches Here are few pearls et ran ON
strung -. -.
chsrre made here esst elsewhere IN .h
I'm In favor OF the avery Ny opinions
the ere ssursd opinions deliberately iOedl might ~ hey
and impulse Of heaEeNey verse and ga s q ny ID err
csse.sEs,y sysss o. nay o sssnd epadisle
Of esluHHies that am N iavoE Of slavery any
TO- On Democaie Institutions having out into q. easa
on great nssion light disseminating kno~!sass ealns ~
.G s;t the ben "a spirit Of the Christian ell
gen se i;.hsd IN nssi. brisf oelentba, that hat
sbosd and vii accomplish its god works n ne ' .o
IN ."f Of ss,er, ana not iaSorns institution e.nao; s,9
i. sASo9 .r ne Sorh or soa,S the wss
er the bondsmsn Re blaeA or While and whether ne N
But sand here Odsy in The st Of DsEaoIsey 70 p s s
log hut syobd 'hs sas Tp . We s an. pm.
cir e. Of esTiy faith with them march terIra 20 Ses n
III. Tsritors saery position !, A: .I e OUT
ND OFT u sSD pow o. OE An OSFosto 70 is
sIos [ApPlsnss.l Thai understood suppose ,...
Slavery being HE key note Mr.. IAN Buren dNea -
II long time owning his sins in lahoring TO prem M
exn sion Of the curse 70 new territories Dul - ,ssf
COMPROMISE measures were passed. sa ~ atste tho
snI;ect He them Vitched into Charles y CSnes H.@l
be accused of joining the Castle o'arueh 49, -
throwing overheard half the Den,9ereuc StA@ ~ -
Mr. Van Buren, stated that a. soon -. - a
Baltimore Platform OF lsj2 was cos .1 u IN
he ~ b. hopped upon il, believing II 20 D. = IN
ersl He defended Gen. Pierce rom the aslsts :, 81
Adaman.inss and accused TIE latter Oh 49, S IN,
all the spells the utter prose rIton Of tns AL,
party d irving to stead public money snd Of oeln
disappointed when they found Gen P'esoe 70 DC III
nan. p,,s.,, mex. en-
CrosveB Of TIE Argus and Judge Bron Is,s nh hin
cec,d ,b, sneakers attention the judges .'e ts-r
the ter. Having doIe the Collector very Oo" =, AZ
ed uron John C. Mssher, and then p1sse1 s"S7' y
Gov Marcy He concluded by ssylae - The r.,litic
We are arrived al a era in the history % I, "a,
Of The s,se and il does appear 70 ne tnat Il : y
f-r oxerx nan. without Ielerfnce 20 ~ HA-' y -