Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-13
'RIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 13, 1860.
The New York Democracy.


the New York Democracy :or the appointment ot
delegates, Iiriy elected in district Conventions, To-
represent the Empire $ta,r Charleston, tic New
York 'Icruld'' Of Saturday Inst. Publishes an cii'-
ruI article oil muck pitiI aud point. As the rh~c-
tcns ol the "llu-pll" r'i'uy Just and i"rche.
sc rc-puhlisi. them IL i!l!, rnn,merl;rg .ha whole
artir'. 20 ti,r attentive per,lsnl "f our rendrE-:
TiIE ELEcrioS Of DLLEGATEs T" ,:uANLE+Ios NJ
THE CSIoS DENocHAcY.-'fhr c.rr;!ons which ~.
about cing held, for delegates to represent properly
the rariou> districts ~ :iiS State: III the S:.:"n;t.
Convention at Charics.oH prove, enthusiastically, that
tho Of :lc Democracy aroused 20 thE
| kccEe>t indisnatc1 n: III. ;'eridy iraud and 1rn-
m'lty, wiki which certain corrupt nci:n"I'-t@ !nfr
tcbusr1 the i,urty for many yen>. No:n o:;ad""
ui ,iuI''. rcIn'S in the minds ri thinking men.
vii" have ,.lIi,. the history Of ite stnic Dr""c;:c
| Conventions. that III organized conspiracy has olIs
existed having for il, object ~ keep federal n:id
state patronage in the a.,s Of leH inrnnErerH,
trGI soil deIlugoguC. ana tha tbesr LATER l'aE"
played into the ilul, u: The Seward 'nci:on chen
eve. they have found il for their intcIC: ~ d" b. -
| The utrpc!nu, suln ri Governor W:srs 'cii:r i'r
twenty dollars and tl.r violence w;; wic!, Wic'is
Hall was occupied, and ia. regularly orsnnI"cd Con-
vcoE tlrrei: OUT III scp;c.''hcr last: were "i!E thc
| twu latest lhi.rs OF sEhtcnIaIi2rd ScEcEiG 81
iniIlliiy which has continued since hn great E:s
irr.n treason Isis. The tI-,r Umion Democracy
are everywhere cchug, tIarriu!e, ~ the "i:r, nad
arc determined rc.rcrc Nrw York - is pristine
! usIlion. rs CONSERVATIVE aIcuiHrr u ;he An.er"I
C9ntederarv.
That they will succeed IN ;hcir Efforts, and ,lnt
| their delegation will h, received with oicn arms at
Charleston, is certain tGt the nuE ivlli !sc III
.!u.: city. ;hc I'D day Of April neat. The clar
.ic,cr VI the gentlemen this lar nominated IN the dis
;rcts Of the SircS: yl;ur.ltvra % ;ic nun!y.
integrity, and patriotism with which the primary
elections have bcrn carried No State !ls any
where been made up. No monopoly clique has ~.
sunr the power. Caggcr, kcIItnrnd. Cassidy, aud
Ill
delegation; but every opportunity has been afforded
Tor fair expression 81 the % oi each Individual.
aud the cUIcc O.! the majority has GENERALLY been ="
wise rs 10 be- chcrriully accr.icd 20 Ivy aii. Were
the Southern delegates 10 tie National Dci7ocra!ic
Convention to into tlci: midst the reucaades
ul Isis, who are Caggcr'S cini-"trcS they would
sufr themselves, Iake themselves the Scorn and
bywvrd Of tie country, and virtually endorse body
OF lncn whose creed Tor thirteen years-evcr since
Iii. Mexican wur-i. best expressed in tho lniiguug"
III the Wilmrt prnvsu-"Ihnt, ~ AR express n:id
fuR:aneutu condition 10 the acquisition Of any .er-
r.ory 3y the United S:aics. nc.thc slavery nor III.
voluntary scrvitudr shall ever exist III my par, OF
said tcrritorc.'
Among the barIIhurner traitors III 1856 the isnr
sanil.r! at the ilerkimer Con"c:tion, year niar;
!Ec srccdcrs from the Baltimore Con"rlIii"n, by
which General Cass was defeated in is+s; The rick.
,;cEs who, ulidrr al-c prcteccs, deceived tho hlin-
kers in ls+g the brutal rliiius, no broke MP :e
Syr.t;,su Convention and dru"e ;llc aatrr, sell
;.rllun G., !c delegates 10 Brtna! Hail. in i-%:
vc:c i; each ;ns;aIct, 70 !'r fonni aumbrr, Of ;O-c
xh"n Confidence Cassidy u Go. ri'e".l npoa :E"'r
slate. for delegates, in september .ast, ami who c'h,-
pose the inside works OF The dcb:isc rutton
chery oi III. Regency. They are the si:lrc Old
ruiiia,s who are TOO cowardy nni polite 20 -tnk@
| themselves, hu. whose puystic roSDITrIgR aro III
Suy- in trimming and never ini 70 resort TO how,,
where arguments, regularity nnd majority, la -
prevail. And it must hu remembered that. 10 deep
Ilus this trc;tc,arous Casger.LasSdy Regency >ank
INTO the miro, that they invariably decci"e their
allies urid even throw overheard, in the tacc OF the
| most .r!cmu pledges. tneir less available friends.
Tm,s, ~ ic late Cunycnou at syracuse, il WAS
thoroughly u,.drr.,u"d bvtweun certain r!a,ilt "i
Mr. Dnci ;. Dickinson short sighted enough "a
place it III the professions ot desire Tor the union
of the party made hi: the Regency l,varo;s. that
the delegation TO Chniics,uM si.oml' Consist OF one
hull hard. aud ole half soiis. The weaker hnrda,
including Mr. Dickinson himself. Tor the
mcnt, bamhpo2lcd into shutting their eyes TO the
atrocities which Caggers bmiics had Icrpctrute, in
rlcc,IHg the regularly organized State t"Mrenihn
from Wcting Hail. and trusted 10 lc rCprcSclit:-
tions upon The subject Of the Regency i"e,"n And.
| although not one Of thcac gentlemen Was present
when the Intrusion oi Mr. Cggger took pince, they
| ware induced 10 sign paper giving iEisc rev -!
the inct which most o tEom have since Expressed
sorrow far having pu. their nau.es to. Bat hoS "le
they rewarded Why, the conlnct was violated,
and the ten Or twelve nardr whom Richmond, Cntger
and Cassidy reluctantly admitted into their IucSed
gang, have become disgma;cd ii the iaseh"od and
lneannrSs with which they were treated. tina; tAey
will in alI likelihood give up their places on The hc-
gus delegation. They certainly Gre i:tyorng Tie Union
Democracy nlovtlncn; ut present: Even the friends
OF Cuggcr, who Icniuincd in !is boiling convention.
many OF them protested, after il i:ui adjourned,
against the unpll,iing imrnacncc and hynocrisy;
which they had Witnessed: am! .lir ocune:t signtd
by M-rsr-. Rnbc.: Dunlap und Elijah Mmthrr, g"n,i-
H., responsible men .. Niagara, iI! NJ: be forgotten
| = hIu he fi,n. !',r settlement COMIC.
Thcea frc.' S"iicrs oisuai!y defeated nt or !uit
municipal eieciiym wira TWO oI heir eldest standard
bearers wrrc i>graci'iliy Dnnin.cG. ami afterwards
.glally iefcntcd will be >cour.. on; nf Charleston
with seorn: and wc should not nc surprised, IN vie"
ot the nitecrdcnts ni OF ;hcn il their rcsnlls
! aur, hayguec we.u examined ny the police, 10 di--
cover il Helpers 1atni'he. not being snngccci
into the city hy them iur distribution. The Union
Democracy will tax. their places in ,he CnDvcnnn
| unoue,on"d. There will rot ne man among :hcir
delegates who's. character antceelcnts Mid encr-
gc,c sppor. oi Union principle principles ~
Charles O'Ccnnr n0hlv annogG:ri ~ i.is rccc:l;
seeel-can b. qur.,ipn.,l, ard il ~ill 'c uy tlI. uiJ
OF their votes lt; i,!ral:or viii br made w';i:
Tl coI,insrd the support 9i :ac whole country.