The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-15

great interest and importance those persons and presses
out OF that State who suppose that the present schism 10
the democracy there is mainly repetition OF the hun
ker" and " bsrnburner division OF Is4S. The Troy
Budget is an unnpesched witness in this matter be-
cause for several years past and during the whole period
Of lie present management il has been well known
..hunker" journal. in good standing |, will be seen,
TOO. that ii copies its list OF u~oo~,sed delegates who
assembled in the Brinnsll Hall convention. from the
Albany Argus The record tssi, therefore. which the
q Budger brings out-iha Of these sirsy-HgM IN.
contested delegates in the convention at Brntnall Hail.
hrty.Gus- clear majorty--were Cass hunkers OF
ls4s-puts forever the assertion that that ogani
cation is reproduction Of The 9 barnburner" party
1t shows that that organization lie. the other hand
jus, what il Purports to be-a union Of the democ-
rscy The resolutions adopted show that snom to have
been made upon the national principles and declaa-
lions OF the Baltimore platform and the Inaugural. The
selection Of ticket by that convention. composed,
stated by the Budget" Of Cass and three
"barnburners shows that union to have been carried
out in good faith well as principles. The
remarks Of the "Budget 10 the democratic congres-
sonal delegation and the democratic press OF the State
all 60 to The same result.
We need not sure. point out to readers the
strong light which these facts throw upoa the wisdom of
the policy proclaimed upon the subject by the President
and made manifest in discharge OF his whole duty of
good faith his party in the recent just and appropriate
letters OF Secretaries Guthrie and Davis:
From the Troy Budget, Oct TO-
One the that urged by the dsoIganizers in
this State for factious in running Of the
regular convention and going through the farce OF nomna
ting Cooley a. Co. ia the Globe Hotel parlor, is, that the
Brntna Hall convention nude up Of abolons,s that
the party they represented the abolition party and
finally that they nominated abolition ticket We will
look at this little. and try ascertain where
abou,s the truth lies. II it the abolition party, have
nado mistake. II il is not the boiling gentlemen are
trying 10 cheat.
In the first place. them OF what was tho convection made
pp! Who the delegated represent the differ
en districts of the State that authorized In
body or those who remained in Brinnal Hall there
sixyeight uncontested delegates epresenng
half the districts of the whole State, and quorum
the Albany Argus, for reference and for present
purpose. II is as follows.
sayrs. Of Albany; Grover. Of A,egany Ingham and
Mason, Of Chsmung Ballard. Of Cortland /; Thomas, Of
Clinton Edgerton and Dmmck, Of Delaware Mabbe,t,
Ede Flanders OF Franklin omey and Beach, Of Greene
Drake, Of Genssee Wooster and spovenbarg. Of Herk
mer Herick. OF jefferson Clark Of Livingston Green,
Of Lewis: Clark, Of Madison Bggem and Bowdish. Of
Montgomery Foster Of Monros vandeiyoos' Of Mag
Graves, Tefft. and Kline, of Onandaga Madden and
Carpenter of Orange Hitchcock, Hanchet, Frazier aad
Owen, OF Oneida Woodburn and Sprague, Of Otsego ;
Gran, and Higgins Of Oswego;. Tr.sr and L,phan. Of
onsiio smith; q Puna% King, R...e and OAR. Of
Nichols and Ludlow. Of Suffolk Woodbridge. of Sullivan
and tna
and Flower Of Wayne SKINNER OF Wyoming; and Thorn
as OF Yates"
We will state hare that all these men were announced
by the Argus democratic delegates but that is wit
by whose testimony do not wish II be concluded
shall give importance to its endorsement in
this stage the discussion. We have better evidence
In locking this catalogue OF find many that
have always been regarded democrats and have
H ~ou suspected OF abolitionism, any tendency
thereto The and that now bring this charge
generally regarded tho TACT OF voting for Gen Cas-
for the pre sdency 1913 sufficient certificate free
any one from the i'm preston OF sbotonism. OF those
we have enumerated above majority OF that class
We give list OF their Names that every reader may see
for himself il attempt to mislead'
"Sayre Of Albany Allen, Of Chanauque Thomas, OF
Clinton Dmmiek. Of Delaware; Mabbett, OF Datcbe";
Hatch Potter and Tefit of Erie flanders Of franklin
Dr.Lc OF Cenesee Beach and Ulney, of Greene Clark
Of Livingston Clark Of Madison; Bgxam aud Bowdish
an: and % SsT
da frsser, of Onarioj Taylor Madden, and Carpen'er
Sr OF Of Seneca
bridge, of Sullivan Hommel OF Ulster and skinnsr' oil
Wyoming"
Here then, arc the OF ,hir,ynve Cass democrats
who remained in Brntnal Hail. who, If We to believe
these great ckle for political purity, converted
DASH from regular odsshioaed national bunker demo
rampant aboitonss, with whom any sort Oh
would be pollution. Can such stosy de-
ceivc any sensible man Will any one, who 10 in
desperate and unpomsing hunt after reasons with
which to Justify himself in which he feels TO be
wrong be convinced by any such ridiculous nonsense
IL we regard ticket nominated il will bring us to the
sxme conclusion or the candidates. that ticket
find seven OF hst class who supported Cas- in s+s They
stood then follows
SUPPORTERS IN ls4s.
Charles II. Rugges, court OF appeals.
Hiram DEMO, court OF appeas
Isaac A. verplank. secretary of State.
Robert Kelley comptroller.
Francis Scger, treasurer
Wheeler II Bristol, engineer and surveyor
SUPPORTERS sunxS IN 1913.
Martha Grover, attorney general
William 9. Dryer, State prison inspector
Albert Edgeron clerk Of court OF appeals.
These facts prove conclusively that far the
ton tho ticket concerned tho charge of abolition
ism falls TO tho ground. aa-
But let leave the convention and enlarge 10 mewha
the field OF investigations. And here will observe
that along with this outcry Of sboonsm the boilers
dsavor strengthen themselves by asserting everywhere
thar present division IL but repetition Of that Of 1873
The fosesong facts also those which follow afford the
most substantial and evidence Of the utter
fasy of both allegations or the congressional dele
CATION from this Stale. twenyon elected demo
Gratis OF those twenty sixteen sympathize with the
regular convention, approve its action, and support the
ticket which It nominated. Here 10 the rccords
RRouLARs-16.
Dist 2-Cummings, Dist I5-Hugbes,
2-Wnthrdoe. l7-Prykins