The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-31

Our AADsny correspondence.
Albany, Jan 30, 1851.
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Trick, &C., DC.
II is apparent that the Convention which u TO
meet here 10 is nothing more nor less than po
litical for the most selfish party purposes
foot by the very who at Charleston and Batimore
mainly instrumental in breaking down the denno-
cratic party. Under pretense that the movement h
national one and intended 70 represent the democratic
continent Of New York in relation 70 the condition Of the
Union the Convention Is nothing more than political
trap designed for purposes Of self ACKNOWLEDGEMENT among
the very whose counsels have placed country IN
Its present embarrassed condition. preparatory 70
organization and reconstruction Of the broken down de-
mocracy the fall election Many creduous and honest
from the western part OF the State ignorant Of the
true designs Of this precious Of the managers
OF isrue have given TO IL the benefit Of ther names
and even an President Of the United States has
chosen as one OF the representatives. But It even
doubtful whether this gentleman win be present,
and there others, 1t is supposed, who stand
ready to follow his example Of preliminary secession,
since the secret has leaked out that It 10 party
n9uvre. Dean Richmond, one of the delegates also,
will be hand take charge Of the organization and
Of the psr;y" The delegates from your city VIII, But
halt dozen exceptions arc all members Of the Tammany
wing and as sch pledged to follow in the lead OF
The most prominent and by far the most numerous
among these consistent patriots the very who
IN 184S the supporters Of the Wlm0t proviso and
who since that time have been the leading agaters in
every movement set foot TO create divisions North
these intgueIs propose the harmOux
ing OF present difficulties that carry with II either
respect weight consideration with the coantryf No.
thing at all and what is Of still greater importance
there intention their part that any thing sbag
be done that will in the least conflict with their past
Tho distracted condition Of the country seized upor
as anordmg an opportunity 70 renstate the party, ois
head ana 'front.' 10 consolidate, possible the frag-
ments o. that party which, through their nstrumen-
taity and corruption they have sh'vered into atoms
only disguse, Il but necessary 70 read the resou
utions adopted by these chosen Of freedom TAM
to allow Of no oompromise, no concession and this
very Convention which Is called to deliberate upon and
to present the settlement Of difficulties
Of compromise and concession are to be met q the
Threshold Of their organization by the Union loving
men Of Tammany Hall with the demand for their uneon
cession therefrom No doubt this movement Will sorey
perpex the cautious and calculating Of the Dean
Richmond school TO dispose Of II satisfactorily and
without a general smash up Of their grand scheme
by explosion Of it's true character.
men Who last year read rsmmsny out Of the party ana
decided in favor Of the legitimacy Of Mozart Hail. Now
Tammany has sworn 70 be revenged in having the bull
assemblage which is TO take place TO morrow.
Dean Richmond win have his hands full In dealing with
his troublesome brethren Of the Old Wigwam, and
compromise win DO entertained he has Is tsko the
bull by the horns and thus make the party sectional
lies Of your city the prominent feature OF this Union
lovirg Convention The success Of Tammany, under
theee circumstances s Of the utmost importance 70 her
just now, being nothing less than her final breaking up
aud defeat Ia the election She has her slate written
up and she afford to lose any Comptrolers
and Registers, and "st live" To put down Mozart and
to put up TammaDy the only question Of substantial
Importance that the Albany Convention will definitely de-
eide upon and how far the decision OF this ques-
ton win operate in saving the Union we shah
be better able 10 judge hereafter. When the
"whoie head ia sick and the whole heart faint, -
the disease has gone beyond the nosrums Of political
Quacks While true seeking, in the extraord
nary perils Of the times TO discard parteanship for
paI iotsm what spectacle hamiliatng and disgust
ing than that Of gathering OF practiced sposmen who,
under the plea Of restoring haI mopy TO distracted
Unon seek only the liberation Of their own purse
and the future distribution Of the loaves and hshes
which, until the Union reduced to its last frsgmentary
portion they win be hand grasp atY Instead Of the
union Of good for the sake Of the Union the
union Of spoilsmen for the sake Of the spoisn and
have the height and breadth and dcpth the be al and
the end all, Of this Convention.