The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-30
NEW YORK POLITICS.
j. F. POLK.

The following from article in the New York
Herald will give our readers ineligible view of the
present position of party politics in the Empire State
s'Thu it viii be seen that the pro of the Saratoga coa
ton substantially carried out in the concentration of abo
tionts and freesoers generally, and wings OF all com
pexons from dead white to shining black, upon the Sy
coalition ticket and the Saratoga platform for in ad
don the antsavery resolutions passed at Syracuse
the wing State ticket raes the resolutions
adopted Saratoga Each of the whg nominees having
rendered in his unqualified approval and admiration OF the
Saratoga platform it is fairly annexed TO that of the wings at
Syracuse consequently the latter includes the policy laid
in the following Saratoga resolutions to wit;
Resooed That the deliberate reputation by the slave
power the very first opportunity OF the solemn compact
forced upon fathers by its representatives whereby the
Territories Nebraska and Kansas conse
Grated forever to freedom has absoved us from all compaes
or outside federal constitution with reference
slavery take stand distinctly on the prn
cpe that all territory of the United States must henceorth
be free territory and all States hereafter must come IN as
| States. Nine cheers.l
Resoired That we heartily approve the course Of the
reemen of Connecticut, Vermont, Iowa Ohio Indiana,
minor differences of opinion or preference, ana acting TO-
geher cordially and g nn ae nw,nsnd se shirt
the reemen of this and other States exhoTng each 10
his party whenever and wherever that party proves
uniaithful to human freedom
ssMr Clark the whg nominee for governor Il fully
and cordially approve of and endorse the resolutions passed
Saratoga Mr.. Raymond the wing lieutenant, says oil
the policy and the principles OF said resolutions approve
o
missioner saws The sentiments, principles, and poicy EN-
braced in those resolutions have my unqualified assent and
approval ; and lastly Mr.. Norwood Bovine, tor state
prison Inspector says stand other platform than
that which has for its object the overthrow oil that ihsu
ton that holds be right ensave any class OF my Tel
ow-men.'
"At all events the New York vhig party, with its free
soil and abolition mercenaries is broadly before Tue
people as the coalition antsavery party No more slave
territory no slave States and the merging OF all Other
party considerations the sacred of human freedom
is its platform Disunion is Of course the ultimate obec
in view and the the Seward programme Will bring
us into the high road disunion. There will be no escape
from it with the triumph of the Seward coalition. lie.
great oyershadowing northern holy alliance for combined
crusade against southern slavery be fully developed and Sc
ceson and dnnon will be the only way of escape to thu
South"
If this condition of things does not bring the democracy
of New York to their senses they lost beyond redemp
ton Such coalition as this must sweep the State un'es
met by cordial union of the entire democratic party
We know no reason to hope for such union unless there
should be some foundeop for the o owing Paragraph II
the same article of the Herald FROM which we ha' already
made an extract:
But according special Geographic adVces Wtiei
we publish this morning from Albany the executive commute
of each of the democratic factions is to hold meeting
in that city with view consolidation OF their forces upo
| a union ticket"