New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10
ADDRESS
O me National DcmOcrct.c STATE Committee tost.
Not'onat Democrats of Ker York.

| Slice He addressed the Naional Democrats Of
New York political events have thronged raoi5'y
urcn us In many respects, the rolliie. horizon bss
DANCED Oar lat address iuforued you q the failure
IF s our enceayors no TO that time, 20 obtain an hon
oras co6peration Of the opponents Of RepublicanGu,
m iii, Ststea failuYe distinctly chsrgeabls to tie bad
| fib AID yindictiveness Of the Douglas and
Fell State COMMITTEES, CT which Mr. Rich
nopd is Chairman. Ii was spParem tDas inat
o,osnizaiion zreferred that I,neeln shodh Do
obcseu by the vote Of this State rather than thai tbs
election Of President should lie made 70 5eVolye upon
Corcress. In view Of the course puTsued o. Is esa
ere srd Of the then apparently inevitable rem" IN
his state we urged upon Breckinti0ge men Tue I'M
ave,ipg uprort of our dittiOciye Electoral ucEeI 70
| tho ve,v erd To-Day felow-D emoorats we nave 10
announce to YOU new tdlDgs by thelr resigoaloos'
terdered 10 this Committee, IRON petroue ho'es'
and Tor reasons hereafter stated and accepted by u.s.
our cav dattq for Presidential Eestors heve retired
from the field in body We are ieit 20 aoNoG@.e Cue
support of the Only ADtGepabctn Etctofa, sivne'
now before the people Of New'loIh, beaueu y A0
msn j. Reditld ss Elector at large. ,.,
Az the fu horned representatives Of the BreckncRe
srd Lone Democracy Of NegYork, aud ai'er in,t CON
sultstjon with and advice from, the Nsioasi hAeo1
i've Committee Of our party, OF which Ire hon. q. -
Stevens l. the Chairman determine to accept thIs
Electoral ticket and we urge il uDoB your SUPPORT
Is not SO Fusion cket-iOr is not one IL u not as
Goa ifion formed with Douglas AID Bell Een, tramp
ing urjncplcs under foot for the sgke Of sp0' it
does DOT bring about union Of The Nauop4 Denoere-
~ with Free Sellers ard Know-NothiDgs Much less
does involve the least abandonment OF our Own or
psnizaijop OF the 9htes departure from ire ploorn
laid down Al the Maryland Institute Convention. we
90 not cert the Red6eld Ele toTa ticket 10 any s1ch
shape view its reception by oar party fienos 10
any such light We accept h ouaeSe AGO nnr
memo it TO those who will recognZs AID resLood T. our
action smty became the support Of mt tieke az tois
tine and under all TIE circumstances Of this cirspsgn
the best means 10 our power OF accomplishing
10 JVe Sll have leaTt-tle
| }, bn c. Bre kinndge and Joseph Lane simply snd
solely because, in judgment, derived from cafetui
GU vty Of the whole held snd review of Iecent &C.
ourrenCes the SUCCESS Of that ticket IN the otate
would re.ult in throwing the choice Of President INTO
Cor eress.
our organization has RECOGNIZED the fact from the
bea ming that this Presidential Struggle lsy between
our candidates and those Of the Republicans. Either
they or We must succeed. Aesers. Douglas ana Ben
wee yiIueny in the 6ed only the allies Of the Re-
ppbic9Gs since their candidacy hopeless for men,
selves could but enure 10 Lncolns benefit. In proof
Of our auieiy for union of all the opposition - LIN
coin in this State, may refer to the repeated prop
osOns made by this state COMMITTEE to the reofeseh
| tatyes Of !he allied Douglas ard Bel p3rty b.eI OF
these was iusut cly Refused Our nizaiion offered
| cooperation condition Of naming twelve OF the
| Electoral candidates.: this wac denied we then pro-
po-ed eleven viii Ike result then ten; then nine
! and finally seven. The Richmond State Committee re-
tnrnsd the 70 each OF these proposluonf
The public mind is convinced that that ComIalaee did
rot desire the defeat iApcola 81 the Fce O. Tue eee
|
be removed 10y the tardy an rslu'taut acceptance bT
| thew Of a few Breckenridge Democrats " to n' yacan-
css" The Douoas and Bell state organzs.lon mas 10
| E ct mace no concession for the sake Of UNION. III
remains fr us 20 rake c0nto -siOns snoe the benst
10 lie derived from them is 10 be solely ours ard may
tend TO preserve not only the principles we advocate,
but the Union OF tue States ITSELF IL acceprog the
| keaied ticket, therefore, We DO not lnquAe t4tt.fr
thar To asccrsiu whether If il succeeds II viii cast
TIE vote Cf N6WYork 20 Sc 10 throw the eecoon mo
Congress In respect % this we are entirely salshed
that viii Failing then, to obi IN any eonGes ioa
| ION the Douglas aud Bell men, we conslfer i GOOD
policy to adept th'r complete Electoral ticket fot our
own purposes. We turn their batteries agalna, tnGm-
selgei. We occupy their own ground. We make
them our allies ia spite OF themselves. We eompei
them TO te iuyoiuat2ry coaau e IL I've election " our
Presidential Candidates uuless they resort 70 h9 eh-
ercrs ahsrnstveof defeating their wn Electors. The
slght and temporary mobilization involved 10 our Vot-
ing Tor some Of ancient aud nplacate Toes, mast
be forgotten in contemplating the national advantages
! which are thus insured
Attic sams TING there remains, and will remain, in
tie field Cur admirable end popular Safe ticket, OF
| which tbeTo cen 10 10 withdrawal, no compromise or
abandonment on tie raIt Of any true National Demo-
| c7at Brady Yiee. JayeoX, and Allen are in no de-
groe compromised by tte pursued with respect
70 Electors they are tue raherstreng thebed by IL
Our eyeItoDs ia their support 1ust not DC utermed
or IeaXsd Gutl TIC gong down Oh the sun 90 the 9th
Of November party true TO tha rights OF tue States
and Of he cZsUs q All he States must I've maintained
10 the Stale of Now-IOTs utsct in it, organization,
and prepared IN fanTe conflict 10 cooperate with the
| National and Constitutional party throughout the
! In ion. We must retain that position in line with tho
Democrats OF our sister States, whieh il our unques-
toned and conceded rgnt. To this END our State NOM
| instoDs should receive our entre Strength.
The Albany RI geUcg tai'bess 10 TIE best interests
of State sDd ricpaoTs IN tie lois Of corrupt ess-
latiCn must b rCken down, and toe election OF BrecK-
| iulidqe sud Lane wogd brfak II down forever The
| Central R8rCa1 assumes, ,eOw-Demoefsts 10 oiVate
vour Legislature an1 your State officers It ra'nes me
DOuQlqs caTdidate. for Governor, Canal COmmis oper
| &c. AZ demands Your votes Ga the otuer slce, we
present TO you State ticket never ipaseed Ia tle
ability rsRd talent il emGo1es; u0tnctufed BY lAIu-
euoes ana interests 10 the State; aud composed
Of long rifd and always faithful friends OF the canals
We call upCn you 20 exert every nerve, and POI every
vote for James T. Bracy and his eminent associates
1t is easy 10 perceive that we alone represen, III tns
State the National Democratic principles aod cause
After this present. campaign the National Democracy
sustaining the platform Of the Convention OF the
Mary ana Irgtiue will alone be left IL the ted N OPP
| position 10 Abolition Republicans The baiied and de-
leaied champion Of Squatter Sovereignty, aapding
alone In the nt5d States Senate, repudated by both
psttes and without solitary vote 10 back his own,
will be on Obec rather of pity than apprehenaoa--a
monument Of unTegated ambition, to testify the tate
| of dem.gogues lie win have degraded the white
robe Of the candidacy. with no result but sern pop
ular rebuke. His example will teach a lesson IN tls
de- euces OF politics not 10 be forgotten Hence
foih. asprants for the first and nobest Office IN the
world VIII refrain from taking the stump 70 truWpe'
forth their own mCnOlonou' praises ana bspa yer 'ue
oTponeIts with eptheis. They WI shrink ftoa pay
ing the political mountehank Throughout tLe ouIJu,
and await N Cauness and IN retirement the popular
verdict which must decide upon their meiis' WIN
the ex.ipgui hmept of Mr. Douglas must come me ds-
solution OF bi- band of followers; =.
81 they pr,fr 10 remain Sih me ne. ocrscy, IL
uust la non ne platform of our gleaf Aiona Con-
stitnor al Incr 6EersrvDg party; else they must be-
- fLsn solves 10 the motley camp Of Black aud
Brown RepubHcsnisn. The days Of the corrupt and