The daily union., 1854-11-26
THE ELEMENT OF FUTURE DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS
In THE NEW YORK ELECTION.


IN THE NEW YORK ELECTION.
The recent election in New York has disclosed signif
of future union and in the democratic
party--we mean the determination, the part Of the
many of the counties to discard the counsels of
eyengeful men in their local nominations. This
swerabe fact perhaps the best reply to the rawlings
the Albany Argus, the election is over II was not
the liquor question merely that led hards and sots in
many places 90 combine the ticket but an ardent
desire for union and peace in future elections twas
the liquor question which brought the democracy OF Buf
10 together in single day side vieng with the other
to bury dead animoses. Mr.. Bronsons rccog-
missed and advocated by the socalled hard leaders and
especially by Mr. Daniel s. Dickinson down to the day of
the struggle at the polls When the democrats came to
vote however they found il well to make the union
complete and many of those who had long stood aoo in
accordance with the advice of Mr. Dickinson Mr.. Schel
Judge Beardsley, &c, &C., took advantage OF Mr. Sey
mours nomination and openly supported him. AS these
facts however, became apparent to the leaders alluded
they became greatly alarmed 1t gall and wormwood
them the old democratic party of New York
coming together They felt that their bitter invoca
tons against the President had at last become stale
worthless and that their angry complaints Of democrats
like General Cass for aiding them in their assaults
upon honest administration had become tresome and
irritating to their own friends, In moment they
forgot all their noisy promises of devotion to national
principles and all their exclusive regard for regular nom
nations Everything yielded principle and of honor
in order 'rebuke the President Mr. Schel of New
York, led the way in letter abusing President Pierce
and followed this by supporting candidate for mayor
who voted for Van Buren in ls4s and attended the But
ao convention of that year, and the Saratoga convention
OF the present year; thus, at and the timc
striking national democrat like General Pierce and
trying mpenent nbolitionist to high office
Mr. Dickinson the next upon the tapis; but in order
the fully to appreciate his part in the DRAMA COPY
the following from the last number of the Binghamton
Democrat paper published at his residence and said
to be conducted by Che ex-senator himself
1T will be remembered that at full and enthusiastic
democratic State convention held at Syracuse 18th OF
July last Judge Bronson enthusiastically and by acc
nation made the democratic candidate for governor and
that he consented TO accept the nomination only The
urgent solicitation the democracy the State known
to him through the office of the State committee. The
tiona democratic vote given but since under cir
cumsances of the most adverse character had shown posi-
tive strength hundred thousand and upwards and the
general and increased contempt with whc a parties and
classes have viewed the national administration ncs ind
Gates that there has been decided addition to the national
democratic force and yet with candidate for governor
emnently worthy Of the office, and the only having
oneourh of the democratic vote; and far be est
mated in the tangled Of returns have divided
the residue nearly equally between canddate of whom
represented drugged and musty beer another temper
ance spurious true and fsnatca and the third the caba
mysteries of the know nothings We leave 70 those
whose agency helped place candidate in the field the
of great principle and who abandoned him
under such pary inducements to reconcile, best they
may their conduct honorable according to the
loose morality which in latter days to govern political
transactions. We neither enjoy entitled TO
share of the abec honor and hope be long before
shall covet it,
This may well be called superfne complacency Would
any suppose in reading this precious extract that the
beres blow against Bronson dealt ut the very door
of Daniel S. Dickinson who has doubt himself written
this denunciation? The town of Bnghamton, where be
resides exhibits the extraordinary fact that most Of his
immediate friends deserted Mr. Bronson and voted for
Ullman, the know-nothing nominee for governor And
yet such is the recorded and unanswerable fact Here
the vote
Ulman, 479 Clark, 76; Bronson, Al Seymour, IA.
And what Mr. Bronson's fate in this county Of
Broome of which Binghamton is the county seat? We
give the official figures below: