Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-05
The New York Democracy.

The New York Democracy.
The John Van Buren, speeches ana ietters-
and the dismissing of them by the Administra-
tom with the exclusion of him from the Admins
tr.s;or Camp, seem to attract general attention.
The .Nsws." Hard wnces under Johns pro.
clamation that seven out Of nine, on the Soft Adj
ministration ticket, were old V. b. men The
Editor hopes the Administration will open its
eyes,-hut hopes very family
~The Soft State Ticket, il adds, which Judge
Bronson in his able letter written to the Tam
many meeting in 1853, refused TO support, con-
tanned the names of Dryer, Grover Edgerton
Bristol and Ruggles Of all Of whom Mr. Van Blu
rem might have said land the Washington Union
did know it) that ''they were openly and worm-
" the advocates Of Martin Van Buren, in BIB
Yet the .'success" of the State ticket was not IN
matter Of indifference"to the Union in 1883
Judge Bronson was removed to further that sue
cess. His refusal to recognize those whom the
Union now refuses to recognize was denounced
as INSTRUMENTATION, and the one hundred thousand
National Democrats who agreed with him were
read out of the Administration ranks, and turned
out of the Administration offices. Wewere dealt
with much more promptly than Mr.. Van Burens
friends now in office are likely to be. For Mr..
Marcy does not fear to meet Mr. Van Buren, Mt
Cincinnati, il he can only avoid Mr. Dickinson
therel
- Judge Bronson was appointed Collector
Of this Port John II. Reynolds Postmaster at
Albany Elisha Il. Smith at Norwich; s. IL. Par
ker at Geneva and other such men, here and
there, through the State. These demanded OF
their respective subordnntes that they should
prove their Fellowship with the National Demo
cracy." They would appoint no person to Office
unless the latter repudate 1.-the Van Buren
platform Of ls4s." Complaints went to Wash
thar
turned comparing himself to another lerodlas-
carrying the head of Bronson in charger. =
The offense Of Judge Bronson was that no would
not recognize" the claims of Freesoers to OF
fee. sin such q manner as to carry conVictlon
with it," The prescription thus commenced
went on until the National Democrats, who held
federal Office, had been weeded out and ext'rpated
from one end of the State to the other. =,
John Van Buren, SAYS that the soft ticket with
seven men out Of nine on it who sustained Mar
tin Van Buren, in 1913, and were proud OF It
then and prouder of it every day since, will be
elected by fifty thousand votes He laughs at
the organ and defes the administration. IL must
be pleasant thing for Southern Democrats to
know that this insoent free soil party was rals'
ed from the dust, supported, made strong and au-
daoous, by papfed to it by the hands OF the fed
eral administration. But for the course OF the
President in removing Bronson, and requiring the
federal offices in New York to be bestowed on
the friends of Van Buren,, that party would long
since have perished of naniton and starvation
As matters stand, it is robust, powerful and pre-
sumptuous. and SCOTS at and defes the organ and
the admi nstration IL denounces the Nebraska
bill proclams itself inAexibly opposed to the
extension of slavery, declares that it stands
where. it stood in '4s, and, in the person of
Prince John, plainly intima,es an intention to re-
sist the admission Of Kansas as n slave State, and
yet it is the party which has received tho boun-
ties of the President, and had the oountonaucc of
Southern Democrats. 1t is the administration
wing of the Democracy in New York, or else
there is no administration wing there.