The daily union., 1854-01-03

lure up The State rights doclrines TO aid them in their
xpositon OF the difficulties in the Stale Of New York.
The allegations against Gov. Bger the usual stale
slang OF The whig presses when the eve OF party
contest and deserve no more consideration TO show
that the real intention OF the in this matter is not
10 express their dissatisfaction before the nomination. bat
10 aid the wings in the defeat OF the ticket after il is
nominated.
Blu, we are devoling more space this farcical affair
than !. deserves Still. as this band Of dsorganzers
claim 10 pL the exclusive national party we feel il our
duty 10 present to our democratic brethren in other parts
Of the Union specimen oi the nLssal principles hea
aud acted upon by of their leaders when in M sem
ate OF the State. William F. Small the chosen cham
pon OF the nationals this contest and the selected
offer the resolutions last evening, member OF the
State senate in ls49 and while there made the following
exhibition OF his sound national Union democracy"
We give he extract from the journal of the senate session
Of ls49. page i7a:
"Mr King i,om the judiciary Comm ,ee, reported tina
pedienl grant the prayer Of Tho Pennsylvsnis
Society the promotion OF the abolition OF Slavery ask
ing of the State be amended as TO
NIL citizens tbs right Of suffrage without regard
color and asked by resolution to be discharged from the
further consideration of the subject
"On the question, VIII the senate agree to tho resolution
TO 70 tho committee morion made by Messrs
Johnson and William r. Small amend the by
striking all alter the word Rssoped and insert in lieu
the olowng THAT said petitions be recommitted
70 The Committee the Judiciary, with instructions
pol bill in accordance with the prayer Of the petitioners
"On the question, viii the agree amend
the yeas and nays required by Messs Johnson and
Small, and were a. followss
"Yeas--Messrs. Brawley, Cunningham, Harris, Ives.
Johnson Of Erie, Mason. SaveY, Small Smyser and Dar
sic, Speaker--lO.
"Nays-Messrs. Best, Boas Crabbs, Forsyth. Frick. Hu-
Kan nh Tcu M,Cae
in Overfsld Potteiger Richards, Ssdder, Steet, and
Stine-lS
$50 the question was determined In the negative.
ln the debate which took place, Mr. Crabbe remarked
coios,i r...i-s- .~.~-.r--.s-~
the pos sitting by his side in the AMBER lei
him show his hand and introduce bill for this purpose
Al for himself he present disposed for
such q measure"
This is proof OF the nationality Of Colonel Small,
the leader Of this small party OF traitors in our city and
county, and these the principles held by them now
though they pate loudly about their love for the
promises Of the constitutions and their hatred for abo-
iionsrp. What confidence can be reposed in a party
championed by men who are for breaking up the whole
social fabric Of society, and amalganang the blacks
and whites in one mass what truth or sincerity ia
there in the professions that such make OF their love
and attachment the constitution None whatever; and
In this light we are confident the Whole meeting VIII be
viewed by the party in all sections OF the State All the
men who acted The occasion fully ndoctrinated
with this rank heresy the real doctrines Of the democ-
acy, and their attempt to play into the hands of the
wings will, satisfied be abortive when the truth
is fully presented. Not single who has the conf
dence Of the party in the city and county gave the least
aid or to the movement The old line DEM
ocracy not fallen low TO endorse the abolition
doctrines set fsrh and acted upon by COL Small the
gan OF the nationals; and the latter gentleman's
about his democracy best be answered the journal
OF the senate With such doctrines and such men the
party have aliaton. and they, like the "sound ma.
tonal union democracy" have had their day, and will
soon sink into that no,hingness from which they rose