New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

@repeufsnce or reformntonT This /. evsdng the ques
ton. No ere object or cve! can ohc to rec-ifil ~
fortnd srproft e Buf the grc,f.0n + ri .he- 10 pr
coHyeftcIi. and r. tie d-pensaiio e 0ccs h,lc- ~
rewards, ve ha esledaly -ecocni-e a. secil51 - n
ne party srf dtf...f :. Il 80 while theg SIT -,n
tinu' g. at distinct section. AID r--o-s-e - .hen
seye- mer- Il distinctive character which re7ir
irl u tie mtmory 81 iLeir y ason- an on tie p
tive OF fls Qleffion other have TAX the Aims
i've Time Vhih ~ lat brings al things even.
viii decide between q. The d).trne which rep-ls
non tie Democratic threshold al organized bands D.
Political olTonets presents TO opposition % the re IN
Il erriHc Brethren. have shown how the mass
vIo Lad gone Of upon the BGfial0 pa form cOli, "A
if permitted would have quietly returned without
III. ceremony. compact Or condition. The sane
peaceful method Of healing dlf reDces AMI re MI Y
wei ui led for the timely and early return even OF the
distinguished leaders This latter fact j. demonstrated in
tie case f that eminent citizen General DIX He took
ycry active part IN tie Pre- 81! movement among ohe
Hing running for Governor Of tbs State, in e1lancon
With GATES Wing Abotionist. against the Democ-aiic
candidate Thc Of that genilen show the pah
vtelebv even the foremost leaders Of a rebeous and
defa,tG faction may easily aud quietly renstaie N m
seyes IN the cufdeHce and even IL The affections % 10
ORIGINAL OF parent pary From the close Of the sin gle u
.tarred CAM agn Of the Free Sod party he took further
far in hat movement lie sought 70 return ani 8. iar as
ceperded himef be did quietly and unobtru-isey 70
Turn 10 the Democratic ranks ~ the next general cleo
ton without attempting % keep up any faction section
be diligently ard faithfully worked with the party an4 f)f
tho party and for r. cGnddaies. he sought % ooerae
So1er and evidently desrd that the fat Of his ever
having bee one should tef be forgotten instead OF M
ing H. others have done. mark OF distinction ana
thou the IT, Immortality OF faction and intrigue pass
rort 20 favor In this righteous object pur-uet b. tbs
lust AID proper line # conduct he would have been peg
cv 81 cessful but for the lovers Of union ant harmony
by guzing and peTeuaing the section. hey nave
kept fastened 70 hin, IN despite Of himself the oalse of
Free Sil.m-'he stigma Of imputed memb.rsh 10 one
# he New York sections The South could No be pr
rnitted 20 forget 20 forgive errors. Ihluyn
liz ato nent had been ample hi old s'a,es could ~,
let him e,cape Day by day during the Pierce AM King
services a. cd works Of their section Mr. J. {, sad
ihey. "aud Gen Dix and Mr. J. b, made speeches la
"Tresday night an &c. All the WORK Is done by our C
ton Thus limo ence crucned between Two unre
ut ant thieves upon The a'a tree 81 Free J-m, aud
teIt constantly hung up in that attitude before the public
gaze The c0ustquerCes probably were most injurious.
Common fame reports that the President desired % give
this gentleman seat in his Cabinet and was 0ay deferred
from So doing by information thG IN consequence OF his
Free Soil associations be could be confirmed in the
Senate II Il also stated that desire existed 20 favor him
in reference TO the French Mission and that his prefer
rnert wes here again pre- vented by similar means.
but as.umng the fact By way Of Illustration see how
ijuously the policy of recognizing sections IN The party
oiorates even upon the Free Soiers themselves.
No one Of them eminent enough % b. Of value az an
associate viii be permitted to separate himself from his
faction liter the ranks OF the original party IN
proper and legitimate way.
We are told in the Hon Secretarys letter that the Pre-
sident has adopted this policy trust and believe that
the so1tion founded in great Misrepresentation ot
his al views to exist in relation g the import %
the Baltimore platform / know him to be pure, upright
ard patriotic / that under the entertainments
which have surrounded him from the hour of his election
lie has exered high measure Of ability; and ne has
not overcome them ALL il is from the impraccabe nature
Of task and not from any failure ON his part in dl
No. York O.t IL 1855 Gil 0CoNOR.