New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

We trutt tie recent formation present power
and proxmate triumph cf the Republican party are
to be sgnslized by the radical reform Of those
party usages into which corruption long since cr pt
sDd HIS of late swtled TO gigantic, overshidow-
ipg stature We allude more especially to what
are lDown as Primary Elections.
The selection of candidates for civil statiOns all
(which should be honorable, and mauy OF which
are biehly lucrative and desiraole Will aways be
matter of Just solcitude. The best parties and
the worst must alihe have candidates. AID tae
frmer, when they have any chance Of success, will
have their share Of selfish and rapacou. adhere nts,
who, while their comPatriots are thinking of aud
working for the triumph OF their cause, will be
medita,iUg primarily tier C"n advantage and az
eraudizcment The more unselish and c)nfd,ng
the many, tho ere4tcr the opportunities OF the
schtuipg and rapscOls few. who will pretty safely
calcUlate thar the intensity Of The geunra necest
in The public cause vgl render thousands blind TO
or needless OF their personal elemens5, who in
calmer times would utterly refuse to vote for
them.
The Republicans Of our city have Ward Associ4-
toIs which invite tho citizens of the respective
Wards who support Fremont erd Day ton 70 be-
come members. No entrance fee IS charged, no
tax imposed; the proudcst need not hold back,
aud the humblest is invited. You have only to at
tend meeting of the Association # your Ward,
give your name and residence, and the work is
done The Republican Central Committee has
we think wisely-d, cidtd that tie Delegat - our
approaching State Convention shall be elected by the
members of these Ward Associations. Whoever,
being Republican, chooses to vote for Deega.es
to the State Nominating convention (who are to
be chosen on Monday evening next, has only -
h6ve his name registered meantime on the roll OF
the Ward Association and be will be fully enti
tied Let all those who deem this important attend
to it at once, that no hearburnngs shall be felt
by necessary exclusions next Monday evening.
We tIu.t measures nill meantime be taken to
obyiate III Just grounds Of complaint by admitting
and enrolling the members of rival Fremont Clubs
n each Ward as members of that Associailon
which is represented i'll the Republican Central
Committee. We knos such to exist III the Nth
Ward, aud presume this is not sohiary instance.
Especially should care be taken that the members
Of the German Fremont Clubs be inscribed as
members of the Republican Ward Assccias ,ns, aud
thus entitled TO vote for Delegates TO Syracuse.
There Viii be 10 ntt ntiOnal exclusion or inv dous
dstiL ction; but care must be taken to guard
against ANY oversight which might be twisted to
our pr judce by vigilant and interruptions enc
mes
The experience Of these meetirga will teach us
how to oloer those which shall follow. We fear
sLflicei time has not been allowed by the Central
Committee for polling ali the votes 10 many Ward;
and We apprehend that it will be found advisable,
when Delegates are to be chosen to our Ciy
ard District Conventions, to op-n the polls at 9 ia
the morning and keep them open till in the
evening. We Know the intention OF the Committee
is 10 preclude fraudulent voting aid secure fair
plsy; ard where this intention exists, tue means OF
giving effect to it will reacily suggest thems7ly
Bu, let every Que do bis part toward bavn. every
contingency foreseen and every possibility Of un
fairness guarded sganst.