Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-29

perity Of his State. Il is eulogy upon labor and
with this doctrine thus eminently advanced, what
may rot the mother of States dos"
The War In New York.
We publish below letters from two prominent De-
mocrats in New York, and holding high offices under
the Administration Mr.. Bronson, Collector, and
Mr.. o'ConnOr, District Attorney. Those gentlemen
invited by the Free Soil Democrats to attend
ratification meeting, and urge the election Of the
Free Soil or Soft Ticket Their letters are in re
Spouse to that nvitaton-and they highly signif
cant and very important many accounts. The
S9tts well understood to be the party in New York
who enjoy the special smiles Of the Presidential Brig
adler. The character given Of them by these two
high officers Of the Government, is worthy of the
consideration of the country. Mr.. Bronson, be sides
advertng to the known fanatical tendencies of the
S9fts, refers in very emphatic TO their
ployng 'bullies and convics" to control the action
of the Convention. On this subject we have heard
from gentleman who was present and witnessed the
scenes enacted by the "bues and convicts" par
tcular account 1t appears, that they were tele-
graphed to come to Syracuse, by Ike Fowler, the
p. NJ. in New York-that they forthwith needed the
summons-and that while ca route they exhibited
every occasion uliansm which it is difficult to
describe. Each was armed with "slung shot" and
perhaps other wcaponS-and when they reached the
scene Of operations, they speedily did the work for
which they were sent At a wave of the hand or
nod of "smlrty john" they overslaughed the Con-
vCnton, slenced the lizards" and took possession of
the House. The lards to save life and limb speedily
retired, and formed separate organization These
lizards" are the friends and supporters of Mr. Dick.
inson-and have heretofore been the most firm and
consstentamong the Northern Democrats in their sup
port of the rights OF the South and all the elaran.
tees Of the Constitution But under the New Hamu-
shire Administration which they aided to bring into
power, they have fallen into distavor-and their lea
der (MT Dickinson is understood to Lc the man. who
of all Others in tie Union is partic lary hated
at the White House. An the patronage Of the Gov.
eminent within New York is directed TO the end of
crushing Him and his friends Democrats canno, give
greater offence TO the President and Cabinet than b,
Speaking flvor,sbly of Mr. Dickinson. Some rash
and nexoeren;el papers, however, have committed
this blunder-ior which they will have to beg for
gveness or they may expect to be denounced as
traitors 20 the Democracy. Some may have the bar-
dihood to persist in their folly and brave and defy
the wrath and hunderboltS of the Presidential Jove
Others will probably speedily crawiish-and be-
pardon oil ms iighness--proteStng they wcr, not
aware that so old and staunch a Democrat as tb.v
took Dickinson 10 be, was distastcful 10 him We
shall amuSe ourselves in watching the shifts and
turnings TO which thes. last will resort to exit cate
themselves from their rebeious attitude Most of
the Democratic papers in Virginia arc in this fix
Dickinson b0g their fivorite candidate for the Pres
idcncy at the last Convention when Pierce had never
been thought Of, they were in a manner comp,lIed to
spcal, COOL word Cor him.
The letters Of McSsTs Bronson and OCopnor orc
said 10 have created great sensation. and that not
very pleasant one, at Washington. Their course is
regarded as downright rebelIion-anI their d,nun-
cation Of the kings friends an inexpabl. of nee
But what to do in the premises was the dificnlty.-
y Cabinet council, after grave dclibcration. was una
lie to come to a satisfactory conclusion. To dccapi
tate the offenders forthwith was the natural and
prompt suggestion. But it would have a bad opuc,r.
for Comprouis, President to pro.cribe Com.
promise Democrats, whom he had just appointed, for
other sin tian their refusal t, embrace Free Soil,
crs, whom be- anl they had both profcs,,d to dctcs
before the election. The matter is extremely cnbor.
RAISING. In the meantime, the "S5ns"-thc peculia,
fcnd' Of the Administration, are held up by office
holders Of the Government the most dishonest and
unpatro,ic faction in the great State Of New York
We commend the letters Of Mcssrs Bronson and
OConnor, 60 the readers attention
Letter froa Collector Bronson.
Nav loEs, Thursday, Sept % 1883
Gcnuemer-G have received your i,,itntinr H. ,iI.y
meeting Of tbo Democracy Of the city 10 Tlfnnav LA,
on ful1y evening, aud TO participate with YOU iu ,tr
ing our state Ticket -nlraiug tie ticket wbc wa- .t
nominated at the recent Syncuc Convention Although
must be kuoSn 10 you tuat not in the habit 81 &
dressing political assemblies carlnr f,uyir,s , In gfd
that do not Intend 10 auJ form, support the ticket
A Ia ltgF Hgf Iff.N f. .Ftfr
and Of good order ~ society cannot approve Of nor
tiuus brought shout by fraud and violence Tbosc who
iuirolucc conr.ct' and b.es into conventions for o.
ppVus' az controlling events must not expect ,t their
proceedings will be sanctioned by me- whatever conn.,,
may he pursued bv Others
Although usi' sruuui enough Tor declining YOUR invi
tbuuu will add that 90 the nominee were others i.o
unc'crpt'ouibr they cDms before the public under the
Leadership OF uru Who have been striving Er the lass two
or three ytafs CO. defeat Tie curly completion Of the
pIlh- work: sui anrr rr shgmsass lr1.~il ti.a ,.
have vues.ei ~ pc" pledges ip gel ion 20 the Canals
tte can be n' eli'a.e ground Tor hope that nes pro
misses will hc performed.
The whole tenor Of my NE rendrts t .rrc-r-.,rv
90 make amy professions of aiclu,utt Goo ID uo.rtr rr.r
cpcs. or tp the good oid.hsliouri Republican p,r.,
which has Ffool lr tue county. the Conservation sfI .
Laws through al incf end augcs Aud the tact that
accepted aud stu continue 90 bold Office under ts Prc.i
dent makes DO GO ly uunerr-sry f me ss ~, honest a a
honorable man. 90 t hs Capitalization Of rr O. ty
"nmrui in conufu.ly si' The phuc,pos announced BOD
Che Btumorc platform aui Die l1auguril AdiIass will at
OIL times receive now cotid support
You say Of tbr estate lris'rud1u" that 10 'muaf Do,
sustained au 70 l-s ~ know vhat you uted 10 %,
by uHv of uphoidug the Sat. ,dHrr fIr thcy have I'D
conducted public as for the pst few year. that not or
Of them ,sih che exception Of NJ Nuhrr) sp much
ucnulucd Tor npuiuadIn n suirr branch of the con
vcutiou. The Only vaF m stitch yuu sustain them
by psfpc'uaurr lrr policy en- rotation IN th" caua ar
in my in lgmout. uulnE cpii hr risfious % th
b-sf ntcfcsts oi ti.c CIV and s.ste of New Aob
have dcrnicd rtapef Boz iir.a t.ucs Of jouhlc doal
inr speak p,ny hui siho.t any Intention Of giviW
f,f'an.r. i ffn. utrV rtaUaff.ulV Vurra
GGfENEC BRONSON.
Ec.ss wiasm y. Kennedy spd others, Committee
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