The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-27
GRAND RATIFICATION MEETINGS OF THE UNITED
DEMOCRACY OF NEW YORK.

Everywhere throughout the length and breadth of the
great State of New York the democrats have gathered to-
gehe with enthusiasm and unanmty to hail the nomi
nations of the Cincinnati Convention and pledge their aid
and promise victory to them The Albany Atlas and Ar
gus says,
"fhe meeting in Poughkeepsie on the 10th, was com
posed of true mendemocras who have grieyed the
discussions which have existed in their ranks and who now
rejoice at the reunion Of their forces into great solid party
1t eloquenty addressed by Senators Sicles and ke
ley, g. NJ Van Hosen and others and the resolutions
ported by Senator Kelley were unanimously approved by
the meeting.
"Many democrats from the interior of the county
at the meeting anxious to avail themselves OF the
FIRST opportunity for pedgng their cordial support to the
nominees Of the conventionMessrs Buchanan and Brec.
nrdge. Among them, the Telegraph names the Hon VIM.
Kelly OF Rhinebeck; Hon. u. o. Ward Of Pleasant Val
ley Hon. John Sny der of Columbia; Hon. Albert Eman
of La Grange Hon. G.. Dean and e. Ganun Of Putnam
county; b. r. Pawling and Jas. Mabbct Of Washington
Taber Bedding Of Armenia Chas Robinson Of LaGrauge
VIM s. Emo of Pine Plains y. III. Lasher Of Red Hook
J. @. Pundy, and others well known to party
"Leters received from Gen. Cass n Hogeboom, d.
s. Dickinson Judge Bronson, and Hon VIM Chamberlain
Of Red Hook all breathing cordial and confident spirit
Mr. Dickinson said The public expectation demands emf
experience and craftsmanship in the head Of
ton and the nomination Of Mr. Buchanan will be hailed
its realization The ticket is destined be elected and
with udicious effort the electoral Of New York may
head the victorious column
In Rhnebeck meeting held at which Benz Conecr
presided Richard j. Garrison, secretary and Buchanan
and Breckenridge Club was formed A similar club has
been started in Poughkeepsie.
On the l4th Buchanan Club was formed at Corning
II was addressed by Mr. Dickinson and others.
On the 18th central democratic club organized at
Syracuse.
In Ecotyille, Cattaraugus county, meeting was held
on the 18TH Hon Eeazer Harmon presiding, and similar
club formed; and similar one in Mddleburg schobane
county, Peter s. Danforth chairman.
At owego the democracy held great meeting the
18th Instant The Hon stephen Strong called the meet
log to order and the Hon John. J. Taylor presided.
The democrats Of Fulton, oswego county, met at EN-.
pire Hall on Saturday the l4th Wm Shaw in the chair
and j. D. Lasber and A. Taylor, secretaries
In Rochester very large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at the City Hail. the 10th instant to respond 10
the nomination, Judge p. q. Buchsn presiding
At the Sing Sing ratification meeting, June 9th John 7.
Yoe presided chairman, and b. r. Armstrong acted as
secretary. Buchanan club organized in the same
place June 10th, aud General Aaron Ward elect
ed president
The Spirit which animates the united democracy
of the Empire State be mistaken. They have en-
tered the contest with the determination TO rescue the
State from the hands OF dcmagogucs fanatics and trail
tors.