New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25
POLITICS y HEW-ENGLAaD.
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As the 5th of june tegrs 70 seem 70 be not iar
q al increas.s Interest begins TO exhibit itself
.norg tha. elsss 81 our citizens ~.o are to be rep
resented IN the National Convention to be held in
C.ncinI ati. O.io cu that day, for the purpose OF
nominating : csndlGate 10 be yotrd for on the 4ih
dsv Of November next IN all the States Of the
Cai,n So the DemOciy.r nOunree for the Presi-
dracy Tor four ytars from the 9Th Of March next
srows more and more evident, as dsy follows
isy ths, TIE friends OF tie President here. and
think generally ab-Gt New Ern,,and do not expect,
o. ndees much desire. his TslNminailon. They
admit that there Is strong pI ,Judlce sgslnst re-
newing the p-sctice Of rerlecrng man 70 the
Presidency. and they know that tfe Office holders
vii labor &c hard sor the election Oft new candi-
date after he shall have been nom 7sted. a. they
would f. r the incumbent while thou lands and tens
f thousands ont of o5.ce viii WORK much harder
IRA new usa than they would for the OLD csDil-
date Indeed Ireally believe the ofic,ho,ders-
end most of the esding delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention from New E,l and are office ehoiders-
DO not desire tie nom nation Of President Pierce,
his chance of obtaining single electoral vote in
New England is no better than would be that of
Mr. BuCharan. Of Penn. Or Senator Hunter, OF
Va while in PeunsylyaBs. New.Jersey, or any
one of the siN Free Weston States. almost sny
nan would receive a better vote than Presi-
dent Pierce could possibly commsnd there.
DO net believe the Office holders themselves
would choose TO risk ths result of the contest
upon tie popularity of the present administration
The general impression here ia, that Senator
Hunter of Vlgida will be The nominee of the
Cincinnati Convention. This State will give 5000
majority against the reelection of President
Pierce notwithstanding the majority against his
party in March last, for Governor. wSs but little
more thsn $500. Many voted with the party then
who very open in their opposition to Presl-
dent Pierce: and besides. anr amount OF money
was used in the ate contest against the opponents
Of the National Administration which was fur
nished by ofice.holders in the principal Custom
Houses along the whole Atlantic coast. and by the
yeuders Of intoxicating drinks in the Wholesale
stores in Boston and other cities The battles for
l--6 have really been fought already in This State,
Rhode Island and Connecticut and Maine, Yer
mont and Massachusetts are perfectly safe for the
Anti.kansas candidate for the Presidency, whether
tuat candidate shall be the eyer-popular and now
venerable Judge Mclean of Ohio. or the safest
statesman of tlis day. the able. eloquent Senator
Seward Of the Empire State or the younger and
enterprsing Fremont OF California. or the discreet
and Trustworthy Banks Oi Massachusetts. The
intmation that the Americans, az a new and
uow almost obsolete party, was recently called.
vii not 90 for Vim. II. seward because he never
ioined their organization Is not true OF that party
i'm New -Eneleud No other man. to-day, il SO
popular in the East as is Mr.. Seward, aa1 when
lis GREAT speech of the 9TH lost shall have been
extensively read as it will be in the next three
weeks. his popularity will be greater even than il
il, today. Judge Mclean would be zea0usy
sustained by many Democrat " ho disllkes the
ground now occupied by hfs party upon the Slay-
rry issue. that are now, and long will be. agtated
ia al, the Free States He IN the West, for the
FIRST office and Speaker Banks in the East. for
toe second Office in the gift of the Freemea OF this
country, would constitute ticket hard 20 defeat.
Yet | consider Nr Seward the first choice OF the
great mess of the opponents OF the National Al.
mlnistration in New England, although Colonel
Fremont could undoubtedly obtain the whole Al
Electoral votes to which the six New England
States are entitled Not one of them will ever be
given to Franklin Pierce again for the othce he
now fills New-iampshre mas opened the cleo
tions of l-56 in good sty le. aud she will do much
better in November than she did in March. do
not believe 80 votes will be given To the Fillmore
sud DonelsOn ticket. nor will 20 votes be thrown
as scattering 10y the part IN this State, which viii
oppose the Lomnees OF the Cincinnati COnven-
tion. Tell all your numerous readers IN the West
that New-England will do her whole duty in the
great Presidential struggle now just beginning to
spitate powerfully the whole country had that
snc vii not be 0yer-nice in her choice OF men to
be candidates in the struggle, but she will be
particular about the principles which those can
didates must ayOw. Her sons are crowding
westward and not a few OF them to Kansas, and
New glaLd is resolved that KANSAS SHALL BIZ
FREE