The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-07


The Troy Dadgs,, one Of The Oldest and most ,nfuen-
tia Of the democratic county presses in New York. and
we'll known heretofore as "hunker" organ puts up the
soi administration ticket al The head Of its columns
and gives It's reasons for SO doing in the following tenn
peTa'e and convincing article which commend to the
attention oil our readeYs
In placing the above ticket at the head our editorial
columns, It viii doubtless b expected by our readers
we give the reasons Tor doing, and also for having
done before This We shall do very briefly And. in the
hs' place. we egau this a. tic regularly mated dem
ocrac ticket This be shown 10 the satisfaction OF
cry one who Is not determined TO be disssusnsd without
any very long or elaborate argument The convention
al Brinnal Hail. in obedience the call Of the
aud secretary oil The State commiee Al the hour fixed,
Mr. Barnes was nominated by Mr. Story, and Mr.. Skinner
by Mr.. Madden for temporary chairman. The question
was pat 10 the house, and in each declared carried
To settle tho disputed right the chair IL was agreed by
the contestants that they should jointly and secretaries
and teilers should be appointed, and done without
opposition While these officers preparing roll Of
members and contestants IL voted adjourn I'LL four
o'clock. ~ fEfta
"A that time there had reassembled Brintnail Hall
the temporary chairman, MI Skinner the secretaries the
teers, and large msioriy OF delegates and contestants
IL then ascerained that meeting had been called
the Globe Hotel by Mr. Story which had resolved itself
into u convention and for tbs purpose OF giving Taller
opportunity Tor bringing about united action, the meeting
Brintna Hall adjourned until the day, bu, no
tel meeting preferred act by themselves, nominated
ticket. and adjourned.
" Ii has been said that tho convention al tho Globe Hotel
regular because that the first adjournment Brint
nall Hall place wasspecifed at which and
that Mr.. Story called the convention the Globe To say
nothing Of the universal precedent which, without any
mention oil the place to reasonable, would have made
Brntnal Hall that place. the fact that Mr. Story called the
meeting at the Globe gives authority at all He had
discharged his duties He had power call the
than any other member OF the democratic
party. When he had nominated Mr. Barnes, and put !, to
VOTE and and eers had been appointed learn
the wish OF the house, had further authority
call regulate tho meeting Of the convention Further
than this, will state in passing that majority of,he
contested delegates remained AT Brninall Hall, together
with the temporary secretaries and all the credentials both
OF contested and uncontesed delegates were In The pos
session that convention The who got together
the Globe Hotel had scrap oil authority to show that
they acted in behalf OF the democratic party Their action
binding that OF any company OF men thrown
gchcr by chance hotel in Syracuse and no
The facts we have stated to place the question
of regularity clear light and settle in f vor Of the
ticker we have given above
"Agan the above ticket is tho administration ticket
The convention by which nominated passed resou
tons spprobatory Of the and national adninstra
tons In tns action they have had sympathies from
the first We commended for the election of Franklin Pierce
to the presidency earnestly and in good faith We rcoiced
his success We had confidence in his integrity in his
ability in his nationality We noticed with qualification
the brilliant auspices under which his administration
inauguraied We have yet written line indicating
any confidence in the President in his cabinet.
We can sec no reason for commencing now. This BUSH
ness constructing democratic administration Tor the
purpose Of making il the object OF maevoent attack
seems hardly worthy occupation for honorable and
fair minded men, aud II work in which we cannot join
The administration has not been yet tried Its govern
mental policy has been fully developed Butt from ey-
indication thus far afforded, confident that II
will stand high honor home and in respect abroad
We are not ready the beck OF disseminated men TO Turn
round and denounce administration with which we are
~ for t.utr W
The ticket al Globe Hotel but prefer 10 sup
port the Other
We wcrs also in OF the union OF the party in this
state We werc 30 in 1919 have been so ever since
This division ut Syracuse in our opinion wholly un-
n.oe,sary and uhcaed iof twas work which we did
not and cannot approve regard the bfint-
nall Hall convention and the ticket there nominated as
imbodying distinctly own view, and 80 sha gvc
II our csidia support.
Here them arc strong points in favor OF The ticket
we propose TO support, and which we shall commend 10
the sup port OF all readers IL 10 the regular ticket
IL 1, the admini sstion tcket-it is tho union ticket
Those who do no, willingly lend themselves to the pur-
pose of confident will be found act
ing with US.
"Thc inquiry will doubtless arise. why we have been
40 long in arriving ths concu SION Il is easily answered
We have from been convinced OF the rghuuness
Of tho position assumed But In taking that posi-
,en we differ from few individuals with whom we have
been accustomed They cautioned us against haste
Whether from regard Tor u.s. or win hope OF advant-
n
Wa wished il compelled differ with any ofour friends TO
do openly aud frankly We believe we have in this mat
,cr LETT Just cause OF complaint and they cannot
,ev,, our cousc more sincerely than we do theirs We
believe that We have regularity, riahi and the democratic
.,,v n, the country with We turn our back upon
n,,c nj. we ave advocated. We preserve undermined
our political consistency The ticket support whether
~. con.der tho individuals who compose 1t or the plat
form ,h.y occupy re.reo objectionable 10 uoc
democrat the tickets which the sdamnn,lnes
zsaousy suPPor<d In ls's 1897 ana 1871
Bu, a is not necessary for Us at this time to pursue fur
,b.r The matter OF explanation We shall doubtless have
other opportunities In placing the regular ticket nj the
head Of our editorial columns. do propose with that
&C, 10 rest We shall advocate cordially its election We
aha. not hesitate all dguises from every form oil
Opposition that may be brought against H. We 'hnn use
All II and honorable to secure its success and ON
The ,rounds which we have sready stated. some points
which have been merely alluded shall tax other oc
c.,i ON more fully develop, but have said enough to
make known clearly the position occupy. and the rea-
.ons hat have governed ne in thus deciding"
Is Norwood, Esq of Baltinore
In clipping from our exchanges. few days since, the
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