New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24

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Mr.. Addison ThoInes was then introduced lie said
that he did not intend 10 speak al al at the meeting Du
merely came there listener As he present a. hs
Svracise Convention h. requested D. few pati!a
fiends 10 detail TO them the Gauss which lead 70 ne
formation Of two ckets There could be no esue OuI
thar some persons went there determined to create s
in the Democratic ranks. Some hsd determined 20 cen
sure the State and National Adinsaton because they
had not been allowed to punder the Treasury oi tne
neople and they were determined 70 form balance Of
power party throw the Naturalization Of Affairs mo Ihs
hands ii the NLgs and endeavor b. th means to resch
the Treasury 1h~e, was 20 anenP al al d n.ia
ra.es sent TO Syracuse and the gentleman who had
Just addrt ed them stated in the hall thai e!ey eonse
sion would be made in order 20 secure unannfy ms
declaration brought down thunder q applause IN the IN
venon and YET the leaders Of this spit Few fpnrs after
ward boltcd from the Democratic party uaer me ~
that buIlcs had been imported 70 oyrncu,e from view
York though every Of them knew thes this wa false
He bowever regarded the bolt a most fortunate occur
rsnee There would nov be but Of men and one
platform and those who shoud never have belonged
10 or been oOgnzed by the Democratic party would DC
henceforh cut Of II beloved New York 10 arnse ii-s
and preserve iis Democratic supremacy Norm tafOhna
Tennessee Kentucky and Vermont have into the
democratic ranks since the election Of Franklin Pierce
and Il will not do for New York TO remain behind
and permit any other state 70 carry the STANDARD
Of Democracy. lie caHed especial a',ehnon % M rus
ticket which the boers had presented 70 the people Inc
ticket Tor pcT-pn
who calls himself Democrat and VINO was SEM 10 Tue
Senate a. Democrat but who voted on every party qdes
tioD with The Wings This person hes no gto be Chased
euoro Democrats nor to be presented as candidate
for Dsmocrstc votes On the contrary the ticket pre-
erted By the regular Convention bean true and honOred
names and The unteTrited Democracy of New York VIII
roll up such majority for it as viii make 1t nov era in
the Democratic party Even the boilers viii be forced to
consider it such end also their opponents The S'ae
and National Administrations will be Democratic ana un
der that rule everything win prosper Under the nag OF
the Mon is respected the entire globe and It has
been under Democratic rule that the greatest events which
occurred in American history have taken place florqs
Louisiana Texas and California, acquired under
Democratic rule The American Eagle hss perehed on
the top Of the Rocky Mountains stretches It's protecting
winos over the Ocean bids the oppressed Of all lands
come under her wings and enjoy Peace helg'on ana
Liberty. -, -
bac kbone acksonan Democrat that never wayered ne
went to the Syracuse Convention as Hard Smell
retrese NATIVE and that section held secret Caucus and
II sr arose from the fact Of Ned CrOswe being put upon
Committee and not because violence was iea ed or
ATTEMPTED He could say for Duchess County that she
had always sustained the Democratic ticket and never
swervod She VIII sustoin By her VOie, the regular
nominations Of the party.
He said he had been for the last twenty years attending
the meetings Of the Democratic party, and seldom during
all that time had be seen so numerous meenns as
the one then present II truly reunion OF the party
lie saw men there who voted for Coss in 49, as well as
those who voted for Van Buren, lie cOniended that there
was no cause for the minority Of the Delegates to boil at
The Convention held at Syracuse but that they desired 10
went into a minute detail of the proceedings OF
that Convention, and said the conduct OF those
with whom he acted left excuse to the other
marty for bolt but they had gone there predetormned 20
act as they had done II the platforms are rea9 oVe'
will he seen that 10 difference exists between them with
TN. single exception that the one endorses the state ana
National Admit strait, rs while the other carefully avoids
al mention of e her. What then Is the difference Not
principle But there is another issue and that H. that the
President did not distribute sufficient number OF oihces
amcnO the members OF certain exclusive cIque-thOugh
more Offices were given to Cas- men than to all others
This did not satisfy those Adamantmes VINO consler
that no ono bu. themselves should De reWardeu
They refused endorse the President because he ha done
wrong-and indeed he Mr. IT, considered tina. ne had
but il was in paying much attention to me CLAIMS oil
onue 10 whon-if he gave all the Offices in the state
he would not satisfy The moderate emoumens attached
10 official situations in this country afford poor reward
Int thew als6 wanted TO be allowed both by hun
and the State administration 70 put their arms mp t. me
an unfortunate day with the Democratic party when
place and not principle is made the ground for the
support Of the administration but that ms Is me case Is
sufficiently proved by the nomination which they nave
made for Controller OF who had made most abusive
attack in his place in the Senate onthe State and National
Administrations This done because they would not
he allowed 10 rob the people while the Wings under Wm
II Sew ard got unconstitutional law passed TO raise
Nine Million Of dollars to complete the Erie Canal they
expeeted to share in the plumber and because they
preyened they discouonied This law has been de
clared invalid and if had not been the one twentieth part
of il never would have been applied to the repairs OF this
work but gone into the pockets OF some OF these men new
law for repairing the Canal was formed but he feared that
even this would press heavily both the Canal interests
and the taxpayers The Canal Leitnss under the ul
constitutional law all disposed of TO favOrtes and
MIR Matber the late Canal Commissioner, who has been
nominated that Office by the boilers has but Just been
acquitted of charges brought against him for malpractces
while in office. lie has been acquitted by eighteen voting
him guilty and fourteen not gulya two third vote be g
roou,ed for conviction and thus, only, he escaped Mr.
Tden continued talk in this strain for some time amid
cries of Rynders," Wan Duren, and Sit down. 10
this pressure, lac at last gave way
Judge MAYNARD, of Chenango, in the absence of Mr.
John Van Buren, and others who expected 10 address
the meeting was next introduced In the course OF his
remarks he observed that there squad OF boilers IN
the State that opposing the STATE ana National
Administrations These persons were opposing the al
minstran which Franklin Pierce, the intimate Trend
I of Slas-Nright and VIM r. King, was the head Ana
STRANGE 10 saw those persons claimed TO be DemocTuts
Throughout his political life Franklin Pierce had been ever
termed by the Hard Shell Democracy Democrat OF the
strictest kind up to the day OF his election
Since his election he had given his Inaugural address
and ii had been approved by every democrat ~ - ahu
and vet with the overwhelming MAJORITY Oy "nleh nc Wa7
out his having done anything 10 call down malodictOns
on his bcad five or six papers in tins State had under
taken to denounce the President ana Governor S'y.
mour and their administrations, and commended trat
they were the Democratic party lApplause.i Nine
ttentwcntieths of these Boilers had come over from
the Federaists and every twentieth, one was a ols
appointed politician; but they were on their way back
10 their frst love, Ike dog 10 his WON'T or SOW
10 her mire Laughter The speaker then went INTO 4
detail of the various of the Federal Anti Nj
sonic and the other parties and cques which have sprung
mn and had their being in this state during the last twenty
fve wears and then went to say that the Boilers were
NOW carving out compact entered into three years ago
a. Wosbincton between d. s Dickinson and T. Croswen
an beha Of clique of the unker party and John Young
Iwbo has since died the part of the Whig to ooaiese
and I unit and thus give the state into the hands o.
the Silver GreHs.
Cr,,i,oen. | came from q Democratic Club, ,ihe