The daily union., 1856-10-24

NOW LET NEW YORK BE REDEEMED.-ADDREss
OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE OF
NEW YORK.
The Democratic State Committee Of New York have just
issued the following timely and spirited address If the
wise counsels and patriotic suggestions Of the committee
adopted to the language Of the address, "the Empire
State will be redeemed her policy placed upon
democratic basis, and her constitution vndicaed from
the attacks and perversions of her enemies :"
TO the Democratic Electors Of the State Of NsD York
Felow-democrats The elections in Pennsylvania and
Indiana have decided the national contest and rendered
certain the choice Of James Buchanan for President and
John c. Breckenridge for Vice President democratic
majority in the next Congress is already secured
The policy Of the democratic party declared in the
Cincinnati platform is therefore already settled the pol
icy OF the nation The federal Union has exhibited its
strength and given OF its impregnaby by the
rmness with which it has withstood the tempest of na
icsm and the shock Of sectional combinations.
The constitution has been yindlcated and is
firmly than anchored in the hearts OF the people The
sectional question which has disturbed the public mind
with such injurious agitation, will be settled by being re-
manded to the people OF the communities interested 10 set
tie for themselves The internal peace OF the country and
its honor and interests abroad will be maintained by the
enlightened craftsmanship and devoted atriosm of James
Buchanan.
Now let New York be redeemed The remaining con-
Test in this State relates only to the question of the perma
nence of msgovernment in this State the restoration
OF democratic rule.
In contest in Pennsylvania and Indiana our
opponents have revealed the hoownes and hypocrisy OF
all their pretensions to principle They have sought TO
avail themselves OF every form of coalition and have haz
arded the most dangerous exctements and employed the
grosset corruption success needless of all other
Objects except that political ascendency which should give
to them the control over State and national legislation,
and of the moneyed influences dependent upon it.
They enter upon the contest for power in this State with
the evidence Of their aseness to principle branded upon
them and yet they have the hardihood appeal dem
give them their and their confidence and
to assist them in further degrading the Empire State by
h.. a1.,lat
We do not believe that any democratic eector of the
State, who understands the present position of politics.
will give heed to their appeal.
1t is in the power OF the democratic electors of this
State, by vigorous and concerted effort begun and
continued till the 4th day of November to elect major
y of the assembly and to place in the chief executive
offices candidates for and lieutenant govern
or, Amasa j. Parker and John G. Vanderbilt
To do this must initiate the example of demo-
cratic brethren in the Keystone States and in the glorious
State of Indiana, which speaks to with 10000
oriy In those States the democrats made the contest
question of principle They appealed to the of the
people, and defended the democratic policy by exhibiting
the contrast of their principles and those of their opponents
in the broad light of the constitution.
Let the democrats of New York follow their example
Let them force their opponents discussion of questions
of State nature well as those of general policy
involved in the contest Tried by the glorious consu-
ton of country they have been already found
wanting by the people, and stand condemned Let them
be tested by the State constitution and they will be found
equally guilty.
The history of the present constitution but the record
postery from the schemes of these spenithr partsan
and of the combinations in the Legislature and the lobby
aided by the connivance of the State and administrative
departments annul its restrictions evade its spirit
Let the democrats of the State devote the time which in
from this day that Of the election to contest
redeem New York For this purpose let the of
the towns and counties (which already shows that the de-
mocracy succeed be completed Let the democrats
every central town in each county attend to the work of
organization and the dissemination of information
every town and district. 1t will not do to rely upon
speakers from abroad for every who read the
sttuon of his country and believes in its spirit who
speak the words of soberness and truth and who in
orm his eloweector of the gallant deeds Of their breh
in othsr States is orator enough for occasion like
this.
We appeal to the democrats Of the counties Look
home Perfect your organization and arouse the people
of each school district TO action and inspire them with
the proud purpose of redeeming New York
Do this and VICTORY ASSURED. We utter convictions
derived from careful study of the canvass and a calm
and prudent estimate of the relative strength of parties
when say that if this is done the EMPIRE STATE will be
REDEEMED her policy placed once more upon demo-
cratic basis and her constitution vndicatea from the at
tacks and perversons of her enemies.
DEAN RICHMOND Chairman.
ALBANY, Oct 81, 1856.