The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28
New York Party Politics-Tne Anti Slavery
DisunlOn Wing Coalition Important d..
mOeratic Movement.

Kew York Party Politics-Tne Anti Slavery
DisunAOn Wing Conlition-Inlportant d.
mOeratic MOvsmsn
Fur day OF two past our columns have
been necessarily encountered with the proceed
ings of the "outside" political conventions At
Auburn. Since Monday morning we have had
no less than five of them-the second edition
Of the Saratoga nti-Nebraska no-party con
Germ, Gen. Billiards. in dependent anti-Nebras-
ka mass meeting-ihe State convention of The
free democracy or free sellers proper-the
convention Of the seceders from the Saratoga
| fusionists, and the State Temperance Conven-
ton. The Saratoga fnsionists accept the whis;
candidates, they having accepted the Saratog )
resolutions; the free democracy adopt Clark,
but repudiaie Raymond; the Saratoga seceders
do the same thing; Gen. Billiards affair was u
izzle. The temperance party accept the whg
nominations.
Thus it will be seen that the projet OF the
saIatuga coalition Is substantially carried out
in the concentration of abolitionists and free
sellers generally, and wings of oil complex
ions, from dead white to a shining black, up
on tie Syracuse coalition ticket and the Sara
tos platform for in addition to the anti-sla-
very resolutions passed at Syracuse, every man
on the whg State ticket ratifes the resolution.
adopted at Saratoga. Each Of the whig nomi-
nees having rendered in his unqualified ap.
prevail and admiration of the Saratoga plat
form, it is fairly annexed to that Of the wings
at Syracuse. and consequently the latter in
cludes the policy laid down in the two follow
ing Saratoga resolutions, to witt
Resolved That the deliberate reputation by the slave
power the very rst opportunity Of the solemn com
pact forced upon our fathers BY its representatives,
wher by the Territories known as Eeb.asSa an
Kansas consecreted forever to freedom, has a.
solved US from all compacts agreements outid the
federal constitution with reference to slavery and
territory the United states must heaeetorth be free
territory, snt AL States hereafter must come in IS free
fesolvsd, That we heartily approve the course Of the
eemtn of Connecticut, Vermont, Iowa, Ohio Indiana
Wisconsin and Michigan, postponng disregardt g
ing together cordially and rustngy In the cause
Of freedom Of free labor and free SOIL and commend
their spirit to the freemen Of his and other States ex
wherever that party proves uaithfal to human free
dom
Mr.. Clark, the wing nominee for Governor,
says" fully and cordially approve of and
endorse the resolutions passed at Saratoga.
Mr. Raymond the whig Lieutenant, says of tie
policy and the principles Of said resolutions j..
y approve of both to- the fullest extent" Mr.
Fitzhugh, for Canal Commissioner, says:-"The
sentiments, principles and policy embraced in
those resolution have my unqualified assent and
spproval;" and, lastly Mr.. Norwood Bovine
tor State Prison Inspector, says" can stand
on no other platform than that which has for its
object the overthrow of that institution that
holds it to be right to enslave any class of my
fellow men,"
Such is the grouId occupied by every mem
Der Of the whig State ticket seriatin,, in their
correspondence with William Cullen Bryant
and his friend John Jay. Could better aboli
tionism be preached by Lloyd Garrison
George Thompson or Frederick Douglass
Was there ever more decided ut-and-out red
hot abolition disunion ticket presented to the
suffrages of the people Of New York, or to the
seditious abolition and women's rights conven.
ticles of Massachusetts, Never But why arc
these wing candidates OF ours required to make
u clean breast of it to VIM. c. Bryant and John
JAY Is not Bryant the editor of the New
York Epening Post, leading soft shell demo
cratic organ, and supporter Of Seymour for
Governor? He is And is not John Jay an
autside abolitionist? Just 80. But these men
are the corresponding committee of the Sara
,oQa no. party antslavery alliance and thus,
it Is that the whig State ticket has had to pas
as it we're for q final approval, through the
crucible Of the free soil organ of Tammany
Hall. The whig nominees having done this,
we know Of no other course which the Euening