New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22
TAKING Posi- TIONS.

The necessity of reorganization OF parties hn
become so palpable that even Mr. Francis Gran
ger can no longer shut his eyes to il. From all
sides the cry goes up" Let US know what we
care to struggle for and whom we must confront
"before we go into another contest" Men who
have smiled at defeat when inflicted by open
enemies, are indignant st the reverses sustained
through the potency of secret treachery. To be
stricken down in fair open combat IL the fortune
ofwsr; but TO be knitted BY au assassin who has just
saluted you with cart thou in health, brother -
10 Undesirable, The Den who have ju,t elected
Clark and Raymond are fully resolved that their
deadliest foes in the next encounter shail not DC
members of their own household.
The Suiiiran Coraty Whig, printed IN particu-
larry rural district, gives forcible expression to
the prevailing sentiment as follows:
THE NEW PARTY.
There seems 70 be general desire that'kere should
he new organization of political psrr'ss among
large portion of hoge who, amid all the changes the
have lake place, have remained steadtss, 70 ther
old friends and the existence Of an original party,
whose power has just been demonstrated, seems 10
render Reorganization necessary, IN order tnat men
nav know where they stand. Ii will be at once con-
ceced by every fair thinking man. even though ne Dc
q" Know Nothing, that 1t Is absolutely necessary
for the Wings as party, 10 get into some klnd OIL
ship shape so that when the next election comes
round they will know VINO are Wings and VINO are
rot We venture to predict that the brief experience
afforded by this campaign viii sarsfy all disintsres'ed
parties that all affinity between the IA. n ss
party and the Wings must be sundered; Nc have hst
enough Of ing nominations 20 be oyerpowered oy
q secret order, whose members are bound by solemn
obhg to vote thus and so. IL many ckes u
81. 81. vhn tei tlL
y.ptons and participated in apparent fairness IN the
selection Of and dates were controlling agents Ia de-
feating those they had nominated ms Is undouo'-
edy true and IL discovers conduct Oi tne must un
worthy kind. We don't knO. hos others may re-
gard IT, but there appears TO De an undernand
ueachery about such tactics thar no honorable nlnd
certainly Gus BIT TO stoop TO- and winch can only eA
cite contempt among right thinking men vi Gal pnae7
Under all the circumstances, therefore, we oeile'e
IL IL necessary 70 suck stake neshere, TO be kept
in view. We are not prepared 10 0sheve "toou'
at least tangible evidence that me people
Of this State going to De put INTO tne hoPPe' Oh
kDos NOTTINGHAM" and be groun@ OUT S' .t
Grsys, without knowing it, or being aware OF tne
trabsition II don't like the leSu maze way ID
ak proselytes or voter ana we guers the ohnann
or easy virtue men, Will be under the necessity Oh ny
ing some ether tack. The leaders IN The movement
have succe, ded in defeating Mr.. CLARK by hoof~ink
ing large number Of voters; but We dosst "ne'nsr
the game could be played ever again succ-ssi'lly' IL
il il the intention OF the OrigDatVrs 81 tns huo" NO
m movement 10 nhtlOnsiLc VIC - -
es1ize party which will wink the Slavery propa-
gauca. blink az the Reputation OF eomprom.es-and
ook benignly upon q very nstlonsi Aahlnis'raI"'i,
in It's attempts to nstouallZe slavery E1tsbsson[u
ueh be the Intention il is VI great Importance that
they too shoglo reorganize fOf there are very many
who won Z stand go sudden a conversion
II The " Silver GraSs" Of this county, GiscthS 70
see anything very alarming in the signs OF the tunes
are therefore xious organize On sepaa'e o-s
from the Woul.y Heads, lei II be done openly ana
honorsbly show your platform gentlemen, ana VS.
viii let you know whether We will stand upon u Or
not To ne thee don't seem to be any essenti dii-
ference between the two factions, If suen they De-:
Both regard the Institution OF slavery a. nailonA
cure, and are bound by every consideration 70 op-
pose lts extension over free territory As 10 otae,
ien.ts spperiauing to Wing orthodoxy, no word oil
dispute hes reached us. There u, then nothing fof
Wigs 10 quarrel about except the envy ana etoa4y
eher,hsd among certain individuals who have oeen
leaders Of the party; IL this Is deemed sufficient
cause 70 induce rhe mssses 20 jcn presume il s
free fight" and sdvise all Tho are so disposed 70
go IN"
! Por ourselves, we shan occupy The came grolui