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The first number Ui "lhe Union" was recclFed yesterday, by the Eastern Mail lt has the general typographical appearance of the Globe, with small q editorial type. The Globe has been for some years one of Inc most handsomely printed papers m the country. The Unron cannot well be aR improve nent in that particular.

 We copy the leading personal address of the new editor, taking his seat the "Orgaa." u is well conceived, liberal and modest

 There is also in another column general summa " of political views and purposes, which Is highly satisfactory, and Lelt es truly republican spirit To give the propitous hopes for the future integrity and triumphs of the democratic party, so iar AS they be effected by the "Union."

 The New York Conpenfion bill, which has passed one branch of the Legsature hy the aid of lhe whole wing vote, is bringing out some strange deveIope- nents Of the political mora s of the party The dem c,ats of the State have been attempting for years tI r 1t some important amendments upon the State Con st'ution in the way prescribed by that instrument E as believe, b, majority of the people propos. ing ,hem, a popular vote approving, and Iwo- thirds vote ot secold legislature, ratf, ing the amendments. The new clauses were past by the last previous legislature, and approved by popular vole

 but the present legislature they failed get the two-thirds ratification, the whigs party, vot- ing in the negative. The same whigs immediately voted with minority of lhe democrats in favor of Contention for general reversion of the whole in strunent.

 The New-Yoik Courier and Enquire, boldly de nounces it party, for making this "whig measue' He charges that the "radcal wings, the abolition sts barn burners and Ani-renters, who alone desire Conyent ion, now that the bill has passed the House openly their intention to prove that they are ia more ernucra than the loco loco party D s'To dem onttrate this," he says "they intend 10 make Chan cellors, Judges of the Supreme Court and indeed ry ndica office in the Sate elective by the people The domestic divisions of New York politics ar, some what ha'd to be understood. But here is al accusation, by leading press of that State. whlc ought 10 know its own friends, which charges tn radical whigs, b, vote which shows to them 10 b all the wings in the assembly but tOoo, with forming coalition with abulitionists, b'rn burners and anti renters, to destroy "conservative" Constitution l The Constitution and the amendments proposed nay may not be wse; but when we hear Il, Courier it's affiliated presses, talking again of th 'conservaIive' character "f whiggery. shall thnI of this charge of the Courier against the body sf lh | New. York whigs