The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

party, 9th large rspuesd sasj ~ ia tbs
s6oby End tns command Of this Senate hsd beea aosbs
90 agree thing bat d,ssgcessag Instead o;
on " tbeIs ID been q reckless sad maddsned Ell VI.
20 opesch Of the democratic canal oommsssions
In his opinion issaiet OF tho de0l0orstsc Off
fact gorg pro tost tbs eretca led ou0n
hollow, sps ion resulting from II abe
IL peculiar pscs OF political mosaic made up win
here barpbarner, there bunker. thsre bsra
burner. and then another oatbbuvnsr (Lsush
ter The has bsen sun,op." Ii has bean assarsed
continued Mr. d. that the cleo ion OF General Pierce
the re,ult OF The COALITION Ia this State. THIS he cd
Other brought shout that nation La so "a
Of the coaltioncauses which could not nave besn cos
trceo. 1t tho Ihrence Of the 10 ~
which decided the Presidential electoawhich carried
the sandiosts through in spite Of the support Of
who went for the purpose Of sharing tbs spOis OF
tory The principles platform on vhoi tine csudi.
dA stood resssed then BY many who 1s
candidate who put forward their repressatAass
and exponent. and so continued to do These are
still In opposition to the principles upon which tbs demo
cratic par truiophed and busy 10 their efers to
strike down the men by whose lAbors tbs promise
measures carried and upon which the pxrty cAnd
date vas placed before the country. (Applaase, and
cries of That Is so.") II Is asserted continued tao
platform Of the party. II this Is no their
assault upon those who aided in passing the
sssH to hunt these men down. Do not thess fsots
&c to prove that the leaders yet sant and
that the is prefer CO on What have bsen tho
fruits of the assumed "unionS Have had pesoo in
the party Let the MANNED and disabkd .. New SCOT.
snd These outrageous assaults the legH
mate results ., efforts 70 a SppoSss sS bring
place At Syracuse because all further efforts hsrmo
nizng elements SO antsgoniso must have proved una
vsig There had been continual conflict In the party
the prefer ced union. Hsw ths the par
ties harmon ICED principle and really uaitsa At
The recent State convention the Old line de nocrac, had
clear majority OF the delegates; but bow they
charged couyc,s-the strata political lsz.ros,
lsusbtsr) These crs4tu es or Father ,hsss who mar
sbsned and brooght them the aec sd to dsrde
crate because theg would not consent to decide tho nom
4fGpo kv rrtfk hnu Eriua HtNaa~a
continued the speaker, did not believe In such do.
nocrasy, ard neither did they who coincids In
sss a9a shs as s sss' o
by this soty Simply the unTeicome COMPANY Of ds-
charged convcts rowdics that ought to have coea
iriqoities thsy have com nitted. lApplsuse) Never
win The national democrats again meet such company.
The nps se for which may thanks BE- ron
desd Let those ho like such c,mpauy-such associs.
tops-seek them These creatures, ready to dick ana
shoot than the beasts that urangs They
rs G. made them bat those other-ths human orues-
me devil has fashioned them, M, ID Alluesd to
the prominent free soers at Syracuse, and their ef,cs
at baraony There the Governor Of tbs State his
viii never get that position agan-working away ks
boy striving to make auger holes with 81 Nls coaxag
IN front with tne promise Of spells, while the
brought by gangs of sdss who tArssts,ed
DO Of recusancy. How could any hiog else
but harmony prevail under such circu mstancss Mr. D.
coniinuedThs rte soiiers cay not regular in
action Indted What claim have thsy to speak Ia the
matter till they can show clean handss Tas histo
~ q the Syracuse affair was then recount
COav60lO0
Hotel was organized by compstsnt authority.
srd that TIA sbora hsd ted In the presentation Of
ticket TO tbs democracy Of New York worthy, In
eIoiEest degree, Of their hearty and vigorous support
(Applsuss The speaker con1nueo by saying that the
free soilsrs like the anti masens, had gone off from
their PARTY bat the old organization remained It vas
SO now. 1t during the bank war; yet President
sckfos do not strive 70 win the seceders back BY prom
sirg give them the best portion of the patronage
differ poiticsl subjects said Mr.. D. ought sspa
rate Ne harmony in such cases was possible and
he Union could not be cafe while such Jonshs
board Let part; and then We can get along smooth
~. This the only course. Tho proceedings Of the
last Assembly demonstrated this On a oertsin day,
series Of resolutions we're called up endoraiae the inau
gura and the conpromise measures and what the
result Why q perfect stampede Of tho harmo
nipts. Had cholsrs patient or q hand gre.
8 more rssdy fight than Speaker Ludios and his
frends nate could not have CHANGED Nothing oompAra
dcg with TIN pail appeaoags to his tail QAugaser)
Mr. d. illustrated the Eoisy preteusions of the free
b. sasg that heir promise and performances much
hAs who wen 10 q horse race and got kicked o.
wtolly animal cast near the path to the
Only, esla the injured one, just sao~ me the
rto htched that horse thas il all ask oay j1s show
nm 70 ne - rr-eusa, ,aRsrtion Of III indueed shs
to that 1t his horse, and that he hiohsd
him thsTe-adding, Nov, what you going to do
ssy sbout ity' II just going to say that you would
nsvrr catea me that woody horse again" the
ressorss? CLsughtsr) IT, said Mr.. D. tbs irss soisrs
v IN to have union ia fact, Why do thsy no. come
back in masy way, and not try TO do it by means Of
back . s original position when tho purpose for which
IL elongated is wered But these and their
reverse 1t ia true that at syracuse they got upon plat
leaders threw in when he declared the performance an
excellent Joke They were the same In sentiment and
purpose BEFORE though they sought 10 cheat the
unNAry, for time, by dorring another suit Of ola
clothes The snare Of free sosm is only sooschsd not
killed Mr. D. alluded 10 the OF the wsshingtsa
Jor sld it's efforts get the free soilers upoa the
platform but falling in this asked hu TO 80 down aud
ffa ~ Ia ha nasGAkf
any coalitions, prsfscins that which comes to-
gether end mingss from attractive sympathy. Zap
and to tie name of George W. Ciatoa, upon
it. (Great and oopsed ckesrng) lis ssid that Mr.. c.
true Banhad never stIayed from tbs true path
was man Of unquestioned ability and integrity, and
every worthy Of the SUPPORT Of all true dsmocrats.
This canal a estio1 in this connection claimed consider
alton Gov Seymour vas in favor OF = constitutional
amendment for tie enlargement OF the canals but when
he 10 write his message he forgot eli about It, Tnst
is he did net alter the pbraseo!ogy in relation to this
topic but three times after the document resdy
TO tss printer. Oaushter) The caral policy finally
settled upon by the Governor and endorsed by tho barn
burrsr was very apt enarac terizsd by senator wnen
sides " thereof (Aoplsusc,l Bat, contnu Mr. D.,
when TIE trends Of the canals fought the bill throrgh
for the ensrgsnent then the leaders Of the free soil
squad turned refund and claimed tia resut theirs
There ia doubt continued ar D. but the enlargement
policy is that Of the rsePe-is for tne isteres OF shs
bat has ret to be passed upon by hs people and
thoy in rendering their verdict should not forge. 10
properly reward both the friends and the enemies OF that
great w0rk; tae 81 by reposin9 power IN tner ne a
the Last BY deprivng them Of that which ths5 hare
useS but TO aouse (Appisuse) We must nnt said Mr.
d have any halt and half tickets. The beat and
most reliable muat se selsctsd for the Legislature
here in favor Of the canal and another there sp
posed it. For kimEeK he repeated he asa NO 20
make psrtsns HIS assaults were only upon opinions
and which he deemed wrong and perncous
hypoeri.s, rA,d he despise the shn, dspagogrs
his special ashsrrenoo Fer hi nse ne had wounds
yet fresh 1t bsa his fortune to have drawn upon
him the shafts fIon many bo but he was happy 70
think that at least Ia his own estimation he hal settled
his accounts with his sasmies he west along The
party had spent five u testing the
70 whether oil and wafer woEd combine and hsys
to the conclusion that longer effort In this
direction 10 Q waste Of labor. There ir certain
quarters sxeh pretencs Of affection, but It ahouid
act ~ forgotten that uniting under the fifth rib,
while ssshaHging friendly greetings, Was no. con-
fined 10 the East Let have no moro coalitions for tue
spells repeated Ar bu. plant ourselves firmly upon
tie II we'll defined principles and sucssss Is as
certain that truth and fair dealing deserves reward
ana kiekery ard chcanery halter. Toe spslksr again
alluded - The exeeeres Of the nominees pre- by
The ps,ons asmscs aey and that their principles could
not fail Of attracting The sympathies q the masses and
that relieved fron false position, the denccrats-tas
trne sasonsl psrycols not fall OF going harmqsi9us
ly for vard to victory. (Applauss saa IL the
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