New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30

ard Aholitiori,ts will be combined We too must
be combined ard not alone for the Presidency, gu.
foY TIE Union for suppose X posslnle teaI seHhiC
ard bis fsc.iOn should succeed IN placing IN the
Preside Iiial Char yaln, pompols old man, VINO Is
devotedy attached 70 military mineuvers, and
trartsbe IS child to fatfery. Il IL noi difficult 70
f-resee that the cav would rot be distant when Iae
Democrats Of the UniOa would have to storm me
Ftcera Capital and bFirg the traitors to the COnssl-
tutson 70 iusticf or else throw themselves into me
camp sword iu hand and hsht the battle OF the OUT
Tgred south.
iion must nominate the proper man, and rival Scot.
xIih tree c.visn. net WIZ second or third-ra'e
General, futIect 10 The same WEAKNESSES as ms an
tsgoIisi.
- must therefore, 10. he trammeled with lcess BE-
longing 10 an anterior era or man OF merely local
faue and local affections, bat statesman Uhe can
irng young 6i0 young fas. and yaung he0rfs % fa>
eo,slcis Of the RsPu5ae our mere General whether
he can WTlie or MS card the ba;le-felcs OF Mexico,
or more herOicaly boast Of his proves IN militia
REVIEW your meIe lawy err trained IN the Qui1oltles
II the court. but Withou, a political IDEA beyond
local election your mere Ire-puller and Juclcious
bottle ho.cer' " no claims pree nrence no on the
sole ground that he once played secOnd-ntdle 10
better men and who cozens himself IN his corner
with the lcea that he split votes With the Adolf
ron and sectional factions he has intrigued with
ard above all your beaten horsg chtthT ne ran for
frei7sHs Prcfena cY as FIRST or second or no Fnere
~ all on the tcket-n0fe Of theSf nil d.. The Dem
ocraiic party expects from the Baltimore Conven-
ton rtu man, a statesman OF sound Democratic
Iluck. and worldwide IDEAS TO use It on State
Rights man. who can show hands clean OF the stain
OF faction a Free Trade man, who viii break down
the Tariffs OF every rotten monarchy under heaven,
ard open to the industry and cOmmercesof the
United States the trade and exchanges ofthe world
a man OF large soul and open heart who VIII MAIN
tan IN the teeth OF lac cespots Of Europe the
Democratic doctrines upon which his popular.
iiy and success are based here bold man,
WHO can stand the tTuIt Of foreign war, and
NATHAN, BY the vIg0r AM reach o. MS c0uusels,
the honor OF our flag. whether on The land or she
sea and yet, man astute and wise as Cato. who
can BY the use of foreign material, save oar shores
'fom attack and crush the cespois OF the word IN
ter vtr dens a man. tried ~ tina contests OF
laws ard yet more than lawyer nan who has
theoreuc ieaTnirg sufficient 10 get nd o. the en-
tang.emfnis which Low surround our ciplomtuc
cooe am the mona'chlc law OF nations wnl'h has
oe pushed upon Us and withal, Traeical states
MP. rot 70 be discounted IN argument, or led wild
b. theory. but ore who has alrea,y in the councils
ana tribunals Of the nation, reared his front 10 the
clsmay u the shallow conservative" to the eK
IOsure OF the Humanitarian ncendlary. and the DIS
cgmhtuie Of the antiQuated rlet1rlCIan. Let the
Baltimore Convention give TO this, the young gen
Grafton Of America. candidate, and We are con
Itnt Dut II II iall 10 90 so us members can return
20 heir respective homes, personally proud and
dated and congratulate their constituents that each
a. them has played well and successfully his part IN
running the hopes Of the Democratic party of Amerl
ca and Of mankind, during four years more, for the
yfloTous behoOf and personal comfort of General
button and others; and lei them assure themselves
q, the same time for dong so, OF the hearty disgust
and not impro5ably honest curses OF nlnetenths OF
the American people. and OF every republican IN
me Old World or the New. SO be IT,
We have spoken plainly, as we are bound to do,
nd as We shall continue 10 do II is time to speak
plainly for after The nomination of the candidate,
Will be too late to examine into character or ca
paciiy. Let the press follow our example and speak
plain as black and white OF the character and
pretensions of every man who may be brought for
ward.
But politicians are thin skinned and les, any OF
cur friends should think that IN dealing with general
O. aiacteTs, We have been hitting al particulars we
beg to assure them that. should deem 1t right -
expose the faults OF individuals We shall not shrink
from advocating the Interests Of our party even
50 ould We be obliged 10 head page with the names
a. olr best friends