New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
Politics IN CENTRAL NEW-YORK.
Coss,,oodence Of The N. Z. Trbqn''

SYRACUSE, March l2, 1853.
Under different circumstances should feel less like
rejoicing. But each day, and each edition of tn,
Csurier-for we too, have a COurier which, in al
respects equals the Boston antiquity with the single
exception of EeaDness, and in that respect 1t Out
Conriers The COu,ier-brings fotn some new cause
ofrejOcing On Tuesdaythe Republicans, with Ja-es
s. Leech, good man and true, at their head met the
Democrats, led on by William Winton, and after hard
contest were beaten by majority of l9O-a reduction
ofthe last year of over TO- The Re-
publicans threw down the Anti-Lecompton glove but
the Democracy dared not accept the chalenge-hence
their success Since the election, however, series of
resolutions declaring their adhesion 10 the Cincinnati
platform in favor of the immediate admission OF Kan
sas Lecompton and all; supporting " our venerated
"Chief Magistrate, President Buchanan, in his
" calm, yet bold and manly vindcation of the
principles of the Democracy accepting the
issue rendered by the Black Republicans indorsing
Speaker Alvord of the Assembly and Canal Commis-
soner JaycoI; and lastly separate and distinct res-
luton requesting "the reappointment of Henry j.
Sedgwick, esq., to the Office OF Postmaster at SYRIA
cuse' appeared in The Courier Of the llth, purpOrt
ing to have been adopted by the Democratic City Com
mttee on the morning of the 8th the day before cleo
tiOn The Courier, whose editor, Gen. r. l.. Haga-
dorm, is candidate for the office Of Postmaster, In
publishing the resolutions says
which referred 70 yesterday as having been m enou,y
rithL.d from the printer and haaded in Oy the Chairman the
Committee. They present manly and outspoken declaration
Of principles and ii they had been boldly uttered before the
election s,t,ad Of beng .tudiov,Iy pa.d natl q'.a,d
the personal compliments contained In them Iefht have osen
WIN Ge 5 rU Sy He sey ~ sn
Timd and careful the movers q these r--oons have
until ser Nh. election nevertheless ssppy 10 6ud them
willing pin their faith to his Democy even s' tHi' late
This article brought out short reply from Mr.
Sedgwck, Chairman Of the City Committee, stating
the hour Of the day aud the day THE 9thD on when
the resolutions given to The CouI,eT for publ.
cation and claiming that It was to be done " AT
onceI To this The COur,er, after publishing Mr. Ssdg'
wick's card, rays:
We could not uuder.,4nd necessity Of Publishing these
een.d winr 70 explain il, We It'd one Il friends Of the
that consdered dodgns ,neaiias 'ninan
operation. And We regard il Low as an in't % zoe 10
ing Of Speaker Ayord snd as an auenPt % "a pb
eeeois Of syseuie aht The 6omnea IN whose Dsme this
mas been attempted are loud 'Ad IL ' '
And thus the mater rests, while the Pos-Osiice Is
IN a. much doubt a. ever.
The Democratic triumph in this city must NOT be
taken as an Endorsement of the Administration and its
Kansas policy; Far from It; Ana neAt az, wnen
pect 10 hear a voice from Syracuse and od Onondaga
that will make your heart rejoice, and make the Slay
.ryseryng Buchanan tremble In his bachelor g do
mestic Institutions.
lively and gay. Hardly an evening has passed without
concert lecture or ball. The muse Terpsichoce has
had multuees Of yOtaries, while Learning and Music
have been but poorly patronzed. The psst few days
of warm weather have had visible effect on trade.
Our streets are filed with teams and the stores of our
merchants have been crowded with customers. With
few more days OF warm, pleasant weather our
perchants, one and all, will forget that there have
been hard times"
Not long ago, former resident Of this city and now
prominent member of your City Goysrnment, James
". Nye gathered new surels for his brow BY an able
eloquent and effective labor of love- at the bar of
Onondsgs County. He appeared as the counsel of
poor giil who had been seduced and ruined by her
own uncle, and so eectua was his eloquercs that he
drew repeated cheers from the large audience assem-
bed to hear him, and the jury, after absence OF
few moments, brought in verdict of$3 900 in favor o.
the gir- Geu. Eys viii never have occason - res's'