The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-17
FROM Che Now York Leaasr asois assS

From the New York Leader (soft sSe'i o.,.,,,
CAUCUS q the friends and admirers Of he cage a.
bngnhm0n, Daniel s. Dickinson, was ned a. IN. -
House Monday last Since the rejection Of hs h VT
delegations representing the Dickinson ntarsss by the
have dsorRanized the party in this State have been
deavorEg to obtain recognition from the democracy thew
nave outrssed and injured Failing " any posi-
ton Of confidence in the party they seek by means
OF private caucuses and mysterious meepRs 10 rive their
ieeoeDess an air Of importance and strength 70 enable
them TO make advantageous terms for their future dsec
ton. Judge Parker In his eubernatoraI cspvas ,as.
year. trace bis defeat to the deserton OF the Dcnson
cirque rom the regular nominations Of the party and In
tbs city, iosered and fattened by government patronage
the same cabsi keep up dtnct organ zaon for hs sole
purpose Of dstractng the democratic party.
me sxeetons who assembled at this feast Of the pol
cy deunct so Tar as we have yet been able 10 ascer
tain conpr sed tho following names and DO more-ar
Ansbu,n Brdsall presiding Behold the muster roll Of
hese political OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Parker 0f Geneva
Jaycox Of SYRACUSE Baldwin, Of Osweeo Fonda Of Trov.
Ismer and Young Of Saratoga RUSSELL OF Ulster Greene
Of orange sutherland and Crosswe OF wesschester; L
ue, OF Patnam Ausbarn Brdsall forgetful Of the wash
pg,on treaty Gideon Tucker who retrested the ensn
Naiher. who will have TO contend With John " Sovas ~
DIS district next fall; Capers and Floyd Jones, OF
and mighty seS .nOo ossd Of Rshmona These nigh
appointed a committee OF one from each inScaI
dahic TO draw up series Of resolutions for Inc bss
Ter securing TO themselves Of that voice. in ina
next Charleston Convention which tney veil
know the people Of this State can never be- induced
Wood, rendered desperate, and inclined 10 desn.,s.
courses - his fortunes dwindie towards the mu Fdvm
Sroeweii whose intellect appears unhapply paralyxsd:
David L. Seymour, who played first ndde 70 Ferpando's
little gang OF boilers at the last State Convention
and sessrs Mitchell and David Wager, thrown in by
way Of make weights.
hopeiessIy insovent politically bankrupt Thu caucus
OF skeletons on Monday last called devise plan Of
operations 10 ealvanze their weakened energies to in
huentia importance for the Presidential campaign With
out foothoid in the regular organization not recognized
py tne State Central Committee, unable gain admtanco
TO any Convention We cannot understand what = 70 be,
eventually accomplished by these ridiculous cunoua ~
rigues The government official who issued The csiI
and endorsed the objects Of the meeting, u such &
pontical paTalytc as 70 be entirely uaAleaa fou.
anysactive movement. He can represent, ia a.
sembhges Of this character, neither party nop
personal strength, but simply government pasSonare
which, in pany cases, lamentahiy fai 70 40 ~
ceaeful such disorganixing schemes was decidea IN
the cacus that in their future operations 10 sal pocs ~
70 be ignored and an effort made 10 seize perve ~
power Of the State At the next PresdentA Convesou Ia
suit 'Na private obiscts Of the partes Interested,
IL l..y please the vanity q the gentlemen vbo
caucus 10 mark out grand platform Of eng,neern~ hut
when their diplomacy not wanted In the counoe ~ ~
party, the gathering Of the clans "s largo tepest IN
very Email tea pot" Mr. Dickinson and bis ends Iasr
give up AL hope OF his being selected by the Csrston
Convention and the few senable who have follved
bis fortunes will do well TO resign from al dhtrncne ~
ancee and return 10 the regular organization OF the ps
V, where they viii be received and allotted positio in
proportion TO their merit