The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22

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We sooordnss rsss,nsS snd ooeelsdsd our issstu...
busines and The resu fellow citissns has been 90 n
muncssd 70 you IN the resolutions passed aud the ticket
we have presented for your safrAgss
We ask. fellow democrats, for = candid and uupreju.
diceo consideration Of the facts have set FORTH All
alike BY due regard to our safety aud the pre-
servstion Of political rights The strength OF the
6tmocrstc party, BY decided preroodsrancs IN the
State clearly with 1t vas Ia gely and emphst
ical'y in the city Of Ne. York To or nsu
bszs this prsponderaDce two extraordinary but Guar
acsristic modes resorad to-the Introduction OF
spurious csDtssting delegations and the Of
ply sioai purchased force Either both we're 10 De
brought into reputation desperate emergency might
require The preliminary machinery eiict TINS OBJECT
to shoh have alluded in another part Of Add
was set 10 motion In Decsmoer last in the city Of NeE
York The regular Democ attic General CDmnittee. rep
ting three fourths OF the democratic electors
OF that city, were thea Ia possession Of rsnnAny
trsnraeor OF their political duties they sss oroksn
In with violence ths members Of the nitree
suited, their chairman ruck down and his life
and all were oriven out BY an armed ing OF
hired cespeIsdoes. employed for that puroos oy
parfisaps who brought them 10 the utsn5ed per-
Torrance If Like acts of vioeoce and outrage syria
cuse The rsmuany Society, Comprised Of the par
tissns and their suxIsries without authort, precs
Dent and shoy without responsibility or this pretencs
OF right assumed to oetsrmine the clsu Of
this the sole warrant under which f4ction-a
small minority claiming 70 be obtained pos.
of the hall and voted to install them elves
sests which bior ged Of right to the duly constituted
Democratic Con- misee. Toe game pursued In toe
selection Of sixteen spurious delegates who pesred At
Syrs with armed force such in instances
the that which invaded Tan many Hall.
U1 II % imagined ina, sucn preparation snd suen
au. Aries were intended TO promo concord or secure
union amOrg democratss If they had dssiied the mar
action OF the democratic party Instead of gangs
OF hired 6gh'ipg men, they would have brought the
convsntioD earnest spirit Of Cancellation, and would
have proposed the withdrawal Of their spurious Tamnany
f,,eg.uoD and such . division of the repre
Spe CITY would accord With the
dele 70 K the national democracy. But harmony, ora
no part of the the national Administration for ned
rst vss IN 90 design. This chief object first and
adm,pi.trstou 10 wbIGh an endorsemeoto OF the STATE
OF The democracy Of the vas wen knosn mco Fly
end 81 me machinery Of sSu.ousr dale. alton sod
Va. to b. o. assd ), Us01sns into rsqui.ison Il
mise o. oes menace 'ae personal so stations Of
h,ssd n,.,ssrsncs II mat finally by AIMED and
nidsbls peparstiop they ~ouid S ~ 'n,s ,or
convention. Harmonious iOh oso., , up .ne
IL was obvious was imprsctic. ability tn.s sp1 ~
there left the national democratic dele3 re
of t.o aleernA her yield their righfu po
tion In the Convention to force Fictitious claimsst
acquescs In the end of the State I'D minis
traon to avoid further OF their persons
the avows Of principles for this democracy By whom
they delegated uumolested BY vioeace
ous pressure They chose the latter They preferred
fairly constituted National Democratic Convention to
tyranDous or incongruous association.
We have now given you accurate and truthful re-
cital of the proceedings OF the ate Cosvsn
ticn the ehces AID the
da,ey connected with IT, We have sought do
plain manner without any attempt arouse stuu-
late any feeling Of anger luminosity at tho-e who 10
cited tie brutal conduct have described Oar Gppesl
Is 70 Judgment not to sions We have made
ticket entirely worthy OF your support and
6ebty ask for 1t your sufrages Here 1t Is Read 1t
cayefuy make FOUR minds deliberately and then
For Secretary Of State George W Clinton, of Erie.
FIR Comptroter-James Z: Cooley. o! Richmond
FSr Attorney cereral"Jsmss + Brady of Ne. York.
FIR Canal COnmissionev-John c. MAthsr, Of Rsnsse-
For State Engineer and Su,psyo,-John d Fay, of
Fur STATE Prison Inspear-xiles ". Bennett, OF
For Judges Of the Court of Appeals Hiram Dspio of
OoeiA (short term) Charles h. Rugges, of Duchess
For Cieri Of tic Court of Arpeas-samusl Bovine of
Ot-ego.
TIE gentlemen who have paced on this ticket are
all well known to you for their high personal charac tor
and abundant competency the positions named aud
do not to enter upon any lAbored Of
their iinciples With the exception Of the Justices Of
the Court Of Appeas-an Office in our judgment not
strictly within the arena of party politics, and
ably filled By the gentlemen have nominated and
faction and hatred lsbo cd crush and
whose nomination act of justcs and duty-thry
e ali what are called new men. But they AL sound
democrats free from any taiot Of sboliticnism rney
The interests Of this aud ,rs than Al. the
The CANALS will be fDished and economically fnshad.
The Cover will be sonduc I'D wisely and cell Add
II lhey Snail secure as we nope they S1u rceive your
sprsges tie organization Of the dsmo cratic party will
be continued in the people; rebuke will os Adm,nis-
tered those who have brought Disgrace themselves
by the employment of brute forcs abotioIism will be
forever sienced as an element Of political agitation,
and the result will be hailed With delight by vii good
citizens throughout the length and breadth only Of
our osp glorious State, but the whole of csuo on
country. MlNoR G. sTORf, Presidsnt'
VICE PRfSlDESTs
John Mmou John Roger,
NAih,n Barrett, Jairus French,
honert McCel!aud Thomas J. Reynolds,
Daniel d. Campbell, Robert II ShsnklAnd.
SECRETARIES.
GiceonJ Tucker, Plny NJ, Bromley,
james II Hutchins, AbfAm verna n,
John S. Nafsw.