New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

Vliss stricken down simply because other Whigs ac
81 ti,eIy SUPPORT him tlen. nanifes.y the part! ma no
81 alternative but death or reloTfon Without rlii-
3. e.l recons,ructon il may lingsr FIR years in
7sadslye STATE bat it, return TO hsalthfu NltiOlal
,scsrsner ithout thorough oveThaulAg Of is tin
g. hers Is impossible
Ala later cav, We avowed our cou7icten based 81
similar considerations that the Democratic parry as
.ucbno.wiLsandng its fictitious appearance Of "
-sr and strengh-had also en.eredup0atAe hrst stage
q iperit,tle decomposition. We presume few now
doubt the correctness Of this latter presumption
But VIC hear people talking On every side OF the re-
cent Syracuse a. though we're unexpected AMI
bnornal-e result Of some plot coltrivance some
where or other We hold the contrary that i, Is 4
natural and heahful process-one which vii result in
tie renoyaton and conservation Of the plrty il tAat
result be either Nationally desirable or morally post
bIe We have already recalled some Of the earlier
DEMONSTRATORS which rendered this open rupture IN
eyitaie at some early day let rs bow speak OF some
of tie later Incidents ,hat demonstrate similar leces
sy:
Tie strength Of party resides not in the NUMBER
Of II nominal adherents. bat in their de7ooa 70 GER
tain common. vell-defned. important principles 70
which some other party IS hostile TIE mere with
drsval Of opposition may break down party By re-
moving all necessity for it, existence. All men are
impressed with tie importance OF air and water 10
srkind bur 10 party be built uP or sustained on
IN affirmation Of that importance, simply because all
men assent 70 IT, And whenever a party reaches
stage wherein msjority Of its members cannot ven
ture to nominate the men Of their choice lthey
being qualified and personally rePutab.e) for it, mos
responsible stations simply because portion OF their
nominal compatrots viii bolt from such candidates and
defeat Them if possible then il that party on the high
vsv 10 disruption 10 matter how great may be Us
ostensbe prepondersnce or how numerous It's le5on'
No LET rs forget the Barnburner Dol. OF l5i1. the
Csss and Van Buren, eud OF A., the hollow coalition
Of ga coalition formed by ignoring or eyaiins tAe
serious grounds Of difference between the late bege
repts-and let us look at the developed antsgonsms oil
l-52-Only last year.
The earnest Hunkers or Hard-Shells Of l5i5 desired
the denomination of Gen. Cass for President ln'y
hold that he had been treacherOusy struck d0wnh inc
he had deservedyery much since
then by his earlv ardent and most efficient support OF
the Compromise measuresand that he was the aDl'stt
most deserving and most experienced among Demo
cratic Statesmen Yet Gen Cass with two-iLirds OF
the party preferriDg him, could hot be nominated
nply because it was notorious that very many OF the
Barnbrrners would oppose him, throwing the great
State Of New-York against him. And this considera'
ton was not operative against Gen Cas- alone D'nieI
: Dickinson lis lieutenant in our State, was proposed
in the last Baltimore Convention and might have been
nominated but for tie notorious fact that the Barnblrn
ers would defeat him in this State, and thus probably
in the Union.
But this game was not wholly one sided. The Barn
burners had selected Gov Marcy their candidate for
the Presidential nomination. and thereby Through the
aid of the Sots secured preponderancc in our State
DELEGATION They could have nominated Gov. Marcy
but for the well understood fact that the Hards would
NOT stand -but would ayenge the defeat Of Cass AMI
Dickinson by beating Marcy at least in this stte IN
case of his nomination. SO all thrown overheard
and Gen Pierce nominated.
1t is absurd therefore to look at the present
dition Of cur New-York Democracy as produced by
his or that faction at Syracuse, lay the blame who'll
on either Tfe disease is chronic and OF long standing
and we suspect the best means have been taken to
eject its radical cure.
Now let those who may happen to find Themselves
in the Wing State Convention this week minority on
any vital proposition initiate the Democratic example
Let them rot 90 home grumbling and conspiring but
pluck up courage and bolt That is the short plump,
honest WAY to settle difference OF principle It ends
dispute quicker and leaves the disputants in better
shape than any other. Thunder storms purify the at
mosplcrc-the political as well as the natural.
Honor to boilers for principle sake Success to manly
boiling
TIE Charleston Mercury :. Cone of the sblest and
most influential Of those journals that usually support
the Democratic National canlidAtes-thus speaks IN
reply 10 Tie Richmond Enquirer.
"When We speak the Demoea party - s'eh we 'a nt
o. partisan bound ~ eaity ssree en- bu a. az - pend
tnt specaor With Ta- proceedings ana gan r.
rrc 10 nov Identified aud judge Of tAem a. OF ofnc t1N
rsss ueioTe and hl 90 olEna. We axe o. " ~
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: suppose pretend %
No. sou.h. Ia this whole
bo1d.rr al,ure rspndate "
lcasrs followers l t''-f
roncerrs party organizations In these ait IN y" m
,le them s--i1 en-
opur the expression o. u aoo1t co. foit e'1
WHO reads TIE Mercury cut of the Democratic
church
TIE CisE OF KOsZTA.