The true Democrat., 1856-07-22
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 together, with enthu- siasm and unanimity, to hail the nominations of the Cincinnati convention, and pledge their aid, and promise victory to them The Albanv Atlas and Argus says:
 "The meeting in Poughkeepsie on the 18th, was composed of true men-dem"crats who have grieved over the diSsensons which lave existed in their ranks, and who now rejoice at the reunion of their forces into great solid party. It was eloquentv addressed by Sena- tors Sickes and Kelley, G. M. Van Hosen, and others, and the resolutions reported by Senator Kelley, were unanimously approved by the meeting.
 "Many democrats from the interior of the county were present at the meeting, anxious to avail themselves of the first opportunity for pledsing their cordial support to the nominees of the convention- Messrs. Buchanan and Brecknridge. Among them, the Telegraph names the Hon. Wm. Kelley, of Rhnebecl Hon. D. 0. Ward, of Pleasant Valley; Hon. John Snvdcr of Columbia; Hon. A. Emans, of La Grange; Hon. G. Dean and C. Ganun. of Putnam county; B. F. Pawling and J Mabbett, of Washington; Taber Bedding, of Amena c Robinson, of La Grange; Wm. S. Enc, of Pine Plains; P. II. Lasher, of Red Hook; J. c. Pun dy, and others we'll known to our party "LetterS were received from Gen. Cass II : Hogeboom D. s. Dickinson, Judge Bronson, and Hon. Wm. Cham berlain, of Red Hook, all breathing a cordial and confident spirit MT. Dickinson said: 'The public expectation de- mands eminent experience and statesmanship in the head of our nation, and the nomination of MT. Buchanan will be hailed as its realiza- ton. The ticket is destined to be elected, and with judiclous effort, the electoral vote of New York may head the victorious column" In Rhlnebeck meeting was held, at which Benj. Conger presided; Richard J. Garrison secretary; and a Buchanan and Breckinridge club was formed. A similar club has been started in Poughkeepsie.
 On the 14th a Buchanan club was formed at Corning. It was addressed by Mr. Dickinson and others.
 | On the 18th a central democratic club was organized at Syracuse.
 In Etlcottvllie, Cataraugus county, meet ing was held on the 13th Hon. Elezer Har- mon presiding, and similar club formed; and similar one in Mddleburg Schoharie county Peter s. Dantorth, chairman. 1 At Owego the democracy held great meet. ing on the 18th inst The Hon. Stephen Strong called the meeting to order, and the Hon. J Taylor presided.
 The democrats of Fulton, Oswego county met at Empire Hall on Saturday, the l4th, Wm R. Shaw, in the chair, and j. D. Lasher and A Taylor. secretaries.
 In Rochester very large and enthusiastic meeting was held at the City Hall, on the l9tf
 instant, to respond to the nomination, Judge B. Buchan presiding.
 At the Sing Sing ratification meeting, June 9th, John T. Toe presided as chairman, and B F. Armstrong acted as secretary. A Buchanan club was organized in the same place on un, 18th, and General Aaron Ward was elected pre- sident.
 The spirit which now animates the united democracy of the Empire State cannot be mis taken. They have entered into the contes with the determination to rescue the State iron the hands of demagogues, fanatics and trai tors.