New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

"A seen 81 fO o. no avail in attempting union OF Wv
u leo, ,rS upon any other questions; ma' beH their
9Osdy tley all, both North ana ,oe;r views upon
ID l2csn pri1ciples they held then si,oer. AID
h Av and liz OK .enson still dearer ara !; q onc.s
a,u5til the questions arising out OF be efes.n. div
y ERE were opposed Of noinn sririt and purpose
= G;e for oheT evils. WIN '"'
Nsy Pcent Triumph Of The Republican parry IN V1o
Il 9Th The gallant Ford az rs scU1u hsva snI
4 slows ho~ IN this respect So the union IN Yer
hles "a n ,e ,ess6es for thei delegate. 1t Pnllsde
: aSs The movements goiog Gu ~ Ililhos in1 .tla
pm y;cnnsio move that theu leading delegates also
y s ~ b. The lstb With Which they parted WITH their
,Sey3 sssoca,es this occasion. The great Re
y h01s rsrtv OF The Free States . received Us chief
= rnetu, from acton OF these Ihen al Pm sdephla
NJ followed up by lhe Ieueinp luz u "' - III Pe '0A
NJ tatb o. home r,
. on he sane noble work The' met opposition from
= ncstiop Of their party, Who .yiog power ct home,
: S..Eed 10 Keep it wthou regard 10 union Of the
ccnptry Ia the Republican party, against the slave
Nvey Btsides some Of them had DO sympathy with
he anti Slavery sentiment and desired 20 keep the
y American ideas predominant aud indulge IN only anti
saver enough TO catch votes, he same as the Whi{
r.ry had dObe before them. After some Intellectual
nd nisdc ced efforts 10 repubcanize the American
psry Is agreed ny the delegates at PhladelPhla Gov
Gardner and some Of lis colleagues associated them
elves with thcse who opposed the fusion as u was
tsed. They agreed TO favor At If It would nominate
| Gov. Gardter, and at the same time spit upon l3
ana ldeh. lDt result iuhL DlE dt-
itmpt 10 rice two horses goicg different ways CIV
Gardner failed Of the Republican nomination, though
! making every effort but tho right one TO secure IT,
Now be arc his partssns Turn openly round and OPP
lose the Kopub lean party which they helped 70 form
reores the shai tered remains OF the American or
gspizshoD and uo him for governor against the Re-
| publican nC IninelOn
| state at Philadelphia for, while Gov. Gardoer ana
bs peculiar friends have thus turned their backs upon
The toston be was encour .ged to take at Pnila lei
.icau fv a. hpTo n
ion remain true to the faith there exchanged with
TIER associates from other S,aes. Inc mischief OF
this that it n dividing the ee State sentiment aud
vote In MSS achusets and Oner States Many honest
opponents of the slave power, and friends even OF
uniOn upon the oasis of the Republican move nent,
are deceived by such n,stons az have qo:ed
ia the beginning of this comTnumcatlon-beneVe
Gov. Gardner TO abused man, or the American
pagty TO be the true AntiS8veTy party OF the North
and are thus lending their influence and their votes
10 the strengthening Of the great obstacle TO unite
North ana 10 III rewarding OF gross political
uesobery They deceive themselves in thinking
the csSe TO be Otherwise. They deceive them
selves 10 doubling that II ls the purpose OF
Gov. GhrdDor and bis associates to reune
the nstionsl KDow-NothiDg organization, and hold
fellowship once more with The Barkers and Levins OF
New.Yofk and Pennsy lvania. There are indications
Of such purpose among all the American doughaces
Of the North and West Gov. G1rdner himself heads
scMi for a con yenion OF Kuo y-Not1iogs q. Crcn-
natl in November which is pOrieDtOGs WITH mischief OF
this sort. il originated IN PennsylVapla III action
ayoweCly having for its object the control of the
national Gil in the nomination OF candidates for
PresideJt aud Vice president. The ADlercdR OTgdq,
the central press al Washington, of pro-Slsvery
Know .NOthiDgsdi, halls Gov. GsIdner's new posi-
ton as a sign that :" he is coming TO his senses,
rejOices over him as having repudatet Republi-
can doctrines, and says che Is scrambllng back,
"wet and shiverlDg, % the platform OF the lay,
which infer, means, in its vocabulary the platform
OF the National council. One of Gov. Gardner
orators 10 the pIeseu campaign in Massachusetts told
an acquaintance of mine, the other day, thai after
election they meant TO go bacE INFO the national
ogaDiz alton that this antl-Siagery talk was Only
Put on 10 answer the IurUo OF this election. Inc
info ion converted the receiving party from Gard
ner TO q Rockwell man. and ] leave with the editor
Of THE tribune the names of bOth parties, IN order
that any person who chooses authenticate the
statement. Indeed il Is manifest destiny that the
Know -Nothings who refuse to 60 into the Repab
Lcan movement, but remain separate and hgh, IT,
should resume their communion with the national
council They will return 10 Their vOmit, like tbe dog;
but pray DO not let honest ANU Slavery men be de-
ceived unto gong WITH them
This charter has be-n written ia spirit of per-
soual unSindutss to Mr. Gardner. II has been dOGe
reluctshy, 20 vindicae truth, To expose ueschery,
10 proteo the cause eedOm, wounded IN the house
of its frience. Gov Gardner knows who writes It,
and the motives which induce IT, lie knows too,
that the stories which some % ms parlsans are cTcl-
la'iIg about the correspondent OF me Tribune, IN
this n,cdon altogether aud entirely ielse lie
knows III 1t tie C0uespObdebt w1s tue oOl OF GO man
al Philsdephia-no more OF Henry Wilson than OF
Henry j. Gardner; but tina. he was there an indepenI'
ent private citizen, neither member OF the c0nven-
ton nor Of the oroer; granted b. extensive -
0uaintanoe and peculiar p0s,Oa and intimate knOwl-
EDGE OfSha. was going o., and using that knowledge
for the benefit of the rest of mankind, and the al
yanceueut Of the came of Freedom.
place with you the names Of some dozen delegates
20 the Philadelphia convention, which you are at no.
ery TO publish references i'r the truth OF what
have written. They not rom Massachusetts,, and
of course not mixed ny With any OF the local dror
ences or rersonal quurre OF politics aud politicians IN
that S.a,e ] could add indefinitely, almost, to the
list; bu these names are enough to authenticate my
history.
Notunlikely the publication Of this letter will call out
replies perhaps certiaca from some of Gov Gard
ner g iteuds among the delegates; but am sure no
one Of those who toOA the lea1 in The northern move
ment aud who par lcipate1 in the prolonged and ex-
cited caucu SINCE at toe Grard house, viii take issue
with Any Of the material facts here given Others who
were esdy 10 cell out the North for the sake OF the
party and would have done so had they dared, and
the opportunity been allowed 20 offer SELL may DO III
duced by fellow feeling 10 come 10 the supper. OF
Gov Gardner; but nOue of the men 10 whose efforts
the oeuntry is mainly indebted for the proud position
of the North that occasion will say anything but
substantial Dea TO my history Two Of the Msssacnu-
setts celfgstes-MessTs. Carey and Rugg-are un-
doubte0y iEnoI ant Of much of what Is here written
They were not the no e where most OF the histo OF
which is the record ans pired and could fairly tesu-
fy OILY 10 what taGsprcd in the convention l4elt
an 81, your obtdien' 'eivAnt,
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