New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

,sc, n fanatioism had raised "a brand and
cn..h, d tie teeth; the Administration hsd been
an he w rid abroad and prosperous at home.
,.rs;ra1 II was true, one dark spot on The disc
Of the sun OF DE- mocratc triumph. That spot wss the
En- pire State ara was now the ission Of the Demo-
oeic psrty 10 see tn vt the Empire State was redeemed
This would be done il the delegates discharge the
duty they owe the party and the country rightly and
act haruouiously in Ilacr,'a ticket worthy the sup
pert of the people of the STATE 10 nomination Their
opponents bad elected ticket .ast Fall inaugurated
chief magistrate of State ard secured m.ionty of
the Legislature the pretense Of peculiar regard for
the 10. tle The simeon Of destruction which swept
ever the State brought RepubicaDism i7to power.
They had brought the cities OF the State mo state
of BONDAGE in their eDdesyor to subject them TO the
arbitrary rule of the central power, and had made
confession of their own inability to govern the State
Their position reminded him Of the condition Of man
who went into grocery and while the owners atten-
ton as diverted to distant spot, stole fish. Hsv
irp concluded bis busioess he inquired - if it was
ali right I" The s,orekeeper replied" all right
EXCEPT one thing; you must either wear
longer coat or steal smaller FISH," There
The tail Of The stolen fish protruded from under the
iscket. That was the position Of the Republican
party now. Defornity sticks out and cannot be
ceaec for the garment is not long enough cover IT,
IL was for the Convention that would assemble to-
morrow TO nominate ticket from and for the Demo-
cratic party repudiating all sections and facEonsa
ticket that was worthy the support of the whole
Democratic party Il they did this the people of the
State would sympathize with the wrongs of the
Democrats Of Ncw-fork, and support such
ticket and it would be elected. Every
man felt in his heart that the handwriting
was on the wall as in the days of old, in the EXecu-
tive Chamber over where the King sits, which tells
the Republican party their kingdom Is divided ard
ust fall. II shameful that the great State oil
New-York should be with her Treasury virtually bank
rupted Tie State that pays three-fourths of the
public revenue, and that Is greater in wealth and
bower than any other State in the Union should not
he so disgraced. 1t would not be under Democratic
rule. TIE Democratic party is united and must re-
main united. Many went Of from it last Fall who
were now returning, having found the organization
they had joined ill-suited to all the purposes
of true freedom, but rather an organization
whose mission was fanatcism and sectonalisn, and
which was harmful TO the unfortunate class of people
il espt cialy prete to protect He had not been
to Nominating Convention Tor twenty one years
His sbsence now Of age, and he bad right,
therefore 10 throw it of. The reason had been partly
because ho had been called to political positions which
would have rendered il improper aud partially be-
cause the party bad in the meantime been torn by dis
senfion., in which he did not care to Interfere
The Democratic party was now united IL Il
as he had always done, stand aloot
until the party had purgcd itself Of its foes and be
come united. To be sure Newly ok had 10 the exhu-
btrapce Of zeal sent an abundance OF fruit but he De-
eved they were able to their own evils and would
do So When he came here and saw harmony aud
good feeling prevailing in every other part OF the
State he believed his New-York friends would
rae down their committees to proper
number and come in united TO the Convention
The State extentended the hand of fellowship
to New York and ask her not TO her strength
in controversies in which the Democratic party of the
State can see no material principle involved. Mr.
Dickinson then entered into a discussion OF the
principles of Democracy, and called upon the
Democrats Of New York to do as the Democrats OF
Peppsylvaniff had done and would do again, even
assinst united opposition. lie concluded by calling
Tor three cheers for the ticket that would be nom-
mated.
Loud cres were then made for Iloratio Seymour who
came FORWARD aud made brief and handsome address.
at the conclusion Of which the Band and process
ceesicn proceeded to the Syracuse House where
Mayor Wood was called out
Mayor Wood spoke of the indignitieS to which the
people of this city had been subjected but the dis
patch giving the substance of his remarks did not
reach us in season to be printed in full