The daily union., 1854-11-26

eonea Gov Seymour became the immediate object against
which the assaults allied foes Of the democratic party
well the the deserters from that party d
rected Under these circumstances it seemed If his reeee
ton was an impossiby Yet the democratic party
manully into the with proud confidence in their
candidate and full faith in the ultimate triumph Of the great
political principles which they sustained Even should
they not compass the reelection Of Governor Seymour
they felt that they would achieve substantial triumph in
the rebuke which the record of his would administer
To the spirits OF faction intolerance, ianatcism, and dis
union which had arrsyed themselves against him and the
principles Of popular rights and constitutional liberty
which he faithfully represented They felt that their
candidate bore the standard Of the democracy Of the
Union and they determined that whether the state Of
New York honored lsf by again choosing him TO be her
governor not they least would not be found wanting
in the hour of his vicarious trial.
We heartily congratulate the country upon the issue Of
this trial Us results will be important its incidents
significant But for the schism in the democratic
ranks Governor Seymour would have reelected by
majority of Bat for that sehism democrat would
have been appointed represent New York in the Senate
of the United States Bat for that schism democratic rep
resentatves Congress would have been chosen in
cratic districts which have elected wings These
suits which every patriot would have rejoced see
would certainly have happened but for the schsmatc
efforts OF few disappointed ocessekers who with the
bitter energy of revenge strove to destroy the temple in
which they could be the only priests If they sat
isfed with their conduct the rght-mnded of the
land not Yet STILL heartily congratulate the
try upon the real victory which the democracy that sup
ported Horatio Seymour has achieved.
The canvass in New York aroused the comprehensive,
conservative and patriotic elements which help make up
the democratic faith Scheming politicians who plot
ting against the Union in order to creep the
ruins of their divided country into place and power have
been humbled and punished The rampant spirit of fana
cisn encouraged and preached up from the desecraed al
of religion by ministers OF the Holy One who pracsed
temperance Cana in Galee has been rebuked by the
"sl small voice. of the ballot The Of faction has
been scattered and expaed aud the democracy purged
OF It's corrodng influence The constitutional rights OF the
people have been defended This and than this has
been and the democrats Of the State OF New York
who have faithfully supported Horato Seymour are
honestly entitled the thanks of all the patriotic and ma
tiona of the republic.
GlorousIy has the democracy OF the Empire State an
swered the call made upon them by the democracy Of other
States Nothing, indeed eoparded the position of the
democratic party in New York but the unnatural schism
which arrayed branch of 1t in simultaneous opposition
to the administration of President Pierce and to that of
Governor Seymour That schlsm however never had any
element which attracted democratic sympathy in other
States II purely selfish and personal 1t denounced
the President while it appauded his measures II had no
nationality The overwhelming defeat the enemies Of
the President is the bow in the clouds Factions apposi-
ton being crushed the tripnphaat democracy of
Union to stand faithfully with them in support of the
ocraic administration which knows no North nor South
nor East West but only great and ndivsbIe
public Of independent States.
In respect 10 her internal political position the
State of New York has noby the demand made upon
her true democracy Under the embarrassing and
adverse circumstances that democracy has achieved SUBJ
stanal and important victory Wherever the demo-
cratic party in New York united its whole strength was
successful III failed to return representatives from dem
ocratc districts it only because local ieaousies in
those districts had just energy enough left effect local
defeats The respective votes for Seymour and for Bronson
most satisfactorily exhibit the pEaponneraing impulses Of
the democratic The future harmonious
those masses Is guaranteed. Distinctive nicknames
must be forgotten. Henceorward the united de-
mocraey Of the Empire State viii. present unbroken
front TO the Of the national administration and
will carry victorious banner in the coming presidential
campaign
IL earnestly desires-as 1t has desirsd--t0 see
spirit of Cancellation and brotherhood among its members
faithful adherence democratic principles and
selfish and unwavering support Of democratic men and
Having fully vndicaed itself the democratic
party in New York will relay 40 effort to promote concord
and fidelity aH.ong all who wish supper, the republican
faith in the very flush of its triumph it hasens
vte those who have been seduced into hostile camp to
back and rally again in its reorganized and rresist
Bile ranks.
STILL FURTHER REDUCTION wHI6GERy
loss OF the members {says the
Boston POST from Barnstabe claimed wings brought
that party down 10 TWO in the house The Ptsfed Sun
that A Root ofS Sheffield of HE ed whp