The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-04
From the New York Daily News
NO MORE HARDS NOR SOFTS-TAMMANY ENDOR
SING THE DAILY NEWS

NO MORE HARDS NOR S0FTS-TAMMANY ENDOR-
SING THE DAILY NEWS.
The conciatoy and straightforward pursued by
the Daily News and the efforts have made
since the adjudication of the New York difficulties
by the Cincinnati Convention to harmonic the party and
unite all who propose to support Buchanan and Breckn
ridge, have not been unnotced Intellectual glad
to perceive Gentlemen from whom have been esranged
for years are now every day congratulang upon a
prospect of future sincere and hearty union every day
in uttered written words have opportunity
Mise the cordial cooperation of those with whom had
once thought could scarcely cooperate again
The common danger has made us common friends and
also attribute much of the result that forced
respect for each others determination energy actual
pluck which both hards and softs have had frequent
sion to feel in the long intestine warfare through which
have passed
Well have fought out the battle bravely on both
sides and have last attained hollow truce but
firm and permanent peace The Daily News as we have
ad from the moment of the uterng of the fat of the Gin
cuna Convention has aboed sincerely enforce and per-
peuae feelings of fraternity and harmony in ranks
longer divided by rivalres and hostile feelings As the
democratic organ in this city, well established enjoying
circulation far beyond what any democratic paper in New
York before attained and exercising considerable po
itcal influence proud to say among the hard-she
democracy of the State ii seemed especially duty to
labor to this end at crisis when rrerievable mischief
would be done by pursuing any otheDcourse and when
every consideration Of principle and honor and devotion
to party dictated such action the only one for ma
onal democrat to pursue Forgetting therefore all
things that behind and casting the winds all the
ranking feelings dsappointmen and enmities which 30
many years Of had necessarily engendered the
tonal section of the party, with which are identified
manfuly to the rescue and have the satisfaction
of knowing that not hard democrat within our knowl-
edge the whole State has expressed his dissatisfaction
course will be likely to withhold his vote for the
good old in November
While such has been the action of the Daily News and
the hard democracy the other section has us not less
cordially, and has shown equal willingness to act in
good faith Many postasters and other officials of the
federal government have interested themselves in
ing subscribers for Weekly and In other respects much
good feeling has been exhibited which II and will be our
pleasure to acknowledge and ecprocae The entire unan-
unity with which the consolidated committees in Tamany
Hall Thursday evening oast week endorsed our sheet
and eulogized abors lin too hatterng language is
gratifying evidence that the Daily News ia recognised in
this city the organ Of the whole party and that no re-
membrane of past asperies fingers among those with
whom have heretofore widely but hope honestly
differed.
In this connexon we shall be pardoned for recurring
with pride three pleasing evidences OF the appreciation
which abors have received at the hands OF demo
cratic friends
At the State convention Of the hard or national demo-
u
which the State ticket headed by Gen Aaron Ward was
nominated the following resolution introduced by Har.
s. Cutting, esq Of Buffalo unanimously adopted
with much applause
"Resoped That recognise in the Daily News and Ma
ional Democrat paper published in the city Of New
c principles and that cheerfuly recommend IL 70 our
political friends throughout the State"
Again in the State convention Of the hard and soft
united democracy Of the State held Corinthan Hail. in
the city of Syracuse the Both July 1856 the following
resolution distinctly recognising the Daily News as one
Of the organs Of the consolidated organization was intro
duced by obed NJ Rice ESQ., Of Rochester and unanimous.
ly agreed to-
Rssoivsd That the proceedings Of this convention be
Atlas and Argus and the other democratic papers Of the
State'
These high compliments now locally endorsed and
authenticated by the resolution unanimously passed by
the united hard and democratic general committee Of this
city, meeting at Tammany Hail. and which, at It's session
on the 7th inst
"ResoiVed That the democratic general committee of the
sty and county of New York recognise the New York
Daily and Weekly News organ Of the united democ
racy and for the ability displayed in its columns m sound
national tone and for its efficiency and the zeal displayed
in advocating the interests OF the country and Of the demo-
cratic party II meets with and decided approval
and hereby agree, individually and collectively 10
give II aid and urge upon all democrats and demo
cratic organizations TO use their best sxerons to secure
for II wide and extended circulation for the good Of the
common cause"
With such Communications and with the consciousness of
fulfilling duty to country and party and OF
meeting the expectations and desires Of our friends and
patrons shall labor with double zeal in the contest and
shall strive not only TO rebuke seconasm and proscrp
ton in political parsanshp, but forever and forever 70
labor for the union and consolidation Of the democratic
forces and their consequent triumph and asccndency