New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

NJ tie packed delegates, the straw dele
gates, the pembtn OF CSserees ana ING csaf ~
.hsme Of the miserable defeat-f all these were de.
Quoted % they ought 10 be- he would be lett WITHOUT
q gle vote-left to 60 out % be came IN WIN tne
unanimous consent o. hn parry; WnA .o' s, ~,
with two thirds Of each Hou.e OF Congress ana Inc
united Democracy Of the whole Union.. After ALL the
result was due TO the place where the Convention was
held. fit had been in Baltimore, where The outnde
pressure would have been the other tide, the office
bcld.rs would have carried the day Let it not
be forgotten that the Place governed the nom
iDatcn-he place convenient 10 Inc soao rslis sd
uron to cave future nominations The old 10
tr guers-tbe permanent professional Presdent.make
will lot be caught in such place again, They will
60 where the farmers cannot come s1e mere NO
ard giviog 10 the people direct vote for President
Already il is reported that they 90 pe1t tune 70
Cbarlesten, g. C., where western farmers can get
answer, very well. E,ch Convention now appoints a
committee Of its own body, thirty In number, 10
SIT from four years to four years, and manage every
thing. These committees do the cheating IN the re-
cess of the conventions. Such q fall announces the
mott deporabe administration which our country has
ever 9. en- and euch is the fact home and abroad
in all its scts and policy both foreign and domestic
fragrant misconduct has been the order OF the Inc
eo of it's bad acts is too large to admit Of fall sur.
yey on an occasion like the only seize and
presert the mort prominent, taking those which con-
Germ our home affair. frt-the foreign aterEsrd; but,
fIs, aust show who mean by the ADMINISTRATOR,
for by no means consists of s whose compose
il. In the fret place. them do not mean Mr. fierce'
leave him out entirely, He lie kind man, tender
hearted, and will cry for anybodys sorows; but he
has neither head nerve, and ia as helpless IN the
hancs of bis managers babe in the arms OF Its
muse have to give signal Instance OF this help.
essress which yourselves as well a. Sell,
and which admits Of no question, because WAS party
to il and know what FAY. Mr.. Pierce cent for ME
soon after biz inauguration desiring me to call upon
him the NJ 1t evening at O'Clock. went according
to TIE Request. He told he wished TO speak 10 me
about the Missouri appointments and know II they
could not be put of for while. answered yes
that they all four years appointments, and 70
be ont of themselves in the course OF the Spri0g
ard Summer-that despised the bu-ne.s Of removing
men who were doing their business well, and whose
terms would expire and had rather wait for the
vacancy to come Of itsef He replied that these
were exacly his own sentiments; ana 1t was readily
ag,eed that the appointments should stand over
until my return from Missouri, which woald be
in Fix weeks On this agreement, thus volunteered by
himself left the city, and in two weeks was followed
BY a lrt Of the sppViUtmente-8nd you know what
hind of appointments they were-all made from my
eht mies ard to work in the election against me-a
thing which they have faithfully done and are st,ll
doing. Even the Po-s-O Office 10 my Rn town was so
filled as to Iebder It impossible for to it, and
drove ME TO the resource of sending my correspond.
ence through Adams & Co. This is what happened
between the President and myself, and is ore OF IN
Vulnerable instances to prove ms nuty in his own adj
minstiation. did not get angry with hun for II.
In, be was sincere at the time he spoke with me,
and pitied bis inability to keep his own word voiun,
tarily given. ! expressed no resentment because 1
kne they would not let him do az be wshed bur self
respect required me avoid his he use, and nave not
been there since. Still We meet Handsomely when az
cidept brings US toge,her-sometimes meeting IN
evening rdes wien the respective hats immediately
rse high in the air-sOmetimss on foot in an evening
walk, when we m to the saluaton, and 50 pressngly
that observer might suppose 1t was par OF Old
bt SOL, friends-Damon ami Pyhias-ju-t getting to-
geiher gain aft long and cruel separation In the
next place, do not Mr.. Mar y. He leaves him
self out by permitting others to dominate in his depart
III. nt and by publicly agreeing TO what he privately
condemns. I leave out also the Secretaries Of the
Tr asury, of the Interior, of the Navy and the fos-
Master General and only condemn them for remaining
in cabinet in which they are without influence and
sharing the oolum Of Of which they have ID
INIT in the pat erny. This brings to the Secretary
1T War, and the Attorney General, who, with an out
side force of determined pullhers, are the wnos ad.
Secretary at War. He is a martinez, pulled up with
Wet Point science, dogmatical, and pragmatca,
within biz circle; but that circle is narrow one, and
be moves uncontrolled with it. He Is an avowed
s.ce,rioDist OF the outside force Of nulli6ers
still less RENAME TO be said. They govern when
uey please, and always in the same styleEoy
pietebDg mtnaciDg front. Or al these the Attor-
talent OF aiming Of induruy-unscruPulou., double
81 xed double e ndered and hermaphroditic in politics
with hinge in his knee, which he often crooks,
.. that thrift may follow fawDing." He governs by
sub.eryieD.y: aid to him il deferred the masters
place in MIR. Pie rce's Cabinet. When heari that he
" as to come into the Cabinet set down MIR. Pierce
for doomed man, and foresaw the swift and full de-
stiucton which was I, fall upon hilD. had known
Mr. Gushing an AbOtiOnst, voting asainst Arkan-
sas because she n Slave State, aid backing Stde
of Vermont in the attempt to abolish slavery In the
District of Columbis. / had known him as Wing,
attacking the Democracy ard oil their measures; aud
as a Tylelite auctoneering offices for Tyler as long
o. be hao ofce to go to the banner. could have
no faith in an Administration led, and fore old its
fat from, hp mon npp
to be in il. Now Ur their acts:
l. Tie violation of the Missouri and Texas Compr0-
mises With the facts of this violation, lts wicked AID
its osa.tIous- and bloody consequences, you ell
sufficiently acquainted and only name it to give 1t
lis place the head abd front of all the evil
of his Administration.
?. Pros,itu,ion of the whole appointing power to
e,,ctioIe eripg purposes. This openly done from
the frst moment Of It's existence. Appointments were
wholly made with view 10 affect the elections, state
aud Fecer and to operate for OF against particular
mep and for this purpose the most unit chara tiers
would be taken 10 preference to the best. You know
how il was in this Stateand as it here 20 IL
everywhere. Nullifers and Free Sellers. apOstates
ard rem. gad.s-al fish in their ne'. One single
aualc Quisite-tbtt Of working in the cleo
toi and the only preference that seemed TO be shown
was in favor thOse who had beeu most violent agains,
this Union. On that principle it was that editor
tax. ard sebt into Egypt, not int, bondage, a.
better men have been sent there. but Consul iea
tral the Cniteo State; which editor had published
q daily paper in Washington CT y for three years,
wholly devoted to the separation OF Lhe Save from the
Fee States
3. ULft appointments foreign missions. Thi. is
notifying bead If accusation sg siBst the pre.en,
Administration. Never such men sent abroad TO
repTesebt country men without particle OF the
khowleoee which diplomacy tq.iIes, and even with
out manifestation knowing how 10 behave in com.
tgal ia naU ardf FIR