New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

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-, ..a hes RESUMED practice "l'e w, r.,
-, rs>>srects of success Tic h. 500" 4, 4.
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'Nn n ,l,,,,S think 10 Is much n"'' INV
a, Ne nominated Tor At'efnr, ''''"V, =" W,
h, IL ,m,nrntly at,ei, ami "h'V" nc "'""'
s,r.ruS, rraain accept Z" ~" NV,
,Nce has = kpsd ssis'l 81" -. =, a.,
- withdraw him tr'm praohcc ~ VIC
rApsp. 10 sn eminent merchant who was
NJ -. -, = member pi Congress. lie has
s'"e ,,, Nc.n the Free Soil candidate inr H"N.
49, IA is msn I distinguished ao,i'V ana
~ssso ,,t, hbh cs pcrsouSl character lie would
- an am. rsblc Governor, and would command
: -. 80 The ohio, tous "a his no ninAtt'n are
a. 50 far as they iavc been stated to me lie is
-. S..'ii.>liy Frcc~Soiler 10 be supported by tue
W.. ar kpoS Meetings. he is strongly opposed
a. knau. Nuih,ngsm; be 6ocs not approve 0i the
I i,rer Law: his business eng ,grnents are such
sN,t he would not scccpt the nomination.
Mr. Rockwell as YOU know. succeeded mr'
r,yr,tt in the :, nate Of the United states The
okcc,isns raised against hun are: First, the very
srnous enc that he does not symPathue with tue
Fusion movement that be refused TO cooperate
In IL II this be 80 and fear that Il ~ he Is OF
course cut of the question. Another oplrc'op ="
Nr Rockwell is OF which have heard urged IN
xerx hiyh and influential quarters: that De IA
noiticnll, desd man. and that il is utterly useless
10 suenVt 20 rslysuize him INTO he Ills noiulha-
tim Will he strongly opposed at the Convention
The last candidate ON my list, Mr.. roster, vas
one of the delegates TO the Know Nothing National
Convention 81 Ptilsdelphis. Next to General Will
son he wIs on that occasion. the most prominent
and efiriert OF those who stood up fer the North
.saiust The Slave Power He isa reliable Anu
Slavery man. though he was not free-S0uer, Dut
ADHERED 10 the Wing party until last year. lie Is
a, present the official head OF the WOODWORKING
orranizstion, and has from the beginning be a
Arm and Jealous friend Of Fusion His nOmination
would be- acceptable 20 the Bnow-Nothin1s, wa
The execution Of few Ofce-bOders. IL would De
mole acceptable to tie Wings than that OF ar
cam idate vet named exceps Dir. ROckWcll, Dr-
cane MIR Foster las not been ientlhed WIN inc
paries opposed 10 them, as have Messrs; hod'
ard PHILLIPS Tie Free Sellers would sup
nort him because Of his unquestioDable Anti
Sl,verv character and Of the services he has
rendered TO the Anti slavery cause There
is another weighty reason for bis nonnation III
Gardner should be superseded at worcester oy
.py one but q KnOw-NOthine there is great danger
that the party spirit Of the Order viii be rOused,
and that il will bolt III body When II 10 con
sidered that four-hiths of the Republican party II
ii il formed in shape to succeed must Come from
the american parry, the JusI'Oo az won 10 ~.
poicy of Yielding to tfat party the GOyernorshiP
Is too obvious 20 need argument. The Wings ard
Free Soilers who 60 into the movement may well
be satisfied if they get az candidate for Governor
20 unexceptiOnabe Know-NOthIng as John W.
Foster.
The only objection have heard to Mr. Fosters
nomination is one which, for certain purposes, mas
been circulated with great diligence 1t is that he
will not accept the nomination DO not believe
3bst there ia any other foundation for this asser
ton than the fact that Mr.. Foster refuses to do
any hing whatever to procure or forward his own
nomination. At the same time | have not the
slirbte.t doubt that if the nomination be rendered
to him by the people at Worcester he will feel 1t
to be his duty 10 accept IT, OLIVER.