New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

support the movement So fr as have yet observed
Gardners only hackers are Major CObb's secret cir
cular and The Gloucester Telegraph.
The Republicans meanwhile lOOk on and enioy the
fight. The Democrats and Fillmore men look on
and enjoy il ALSO for they have strong hopes that in
the confusion they may step in and carry the State
They are evidently afraid Of Banks, and both The
Post ard The Courier have begun the attack upon
him. Positively, both the Fillmore and Democratic
leaders avOw their preference of Gardner 10 Banks
for Governor and, if the nomination Of Banks can
be prevented there he little doubt but that they
will concentrate their vote upon Gardner should
that be necessary Ia defeat any other RepubE-
can candidate: and their main hope now
is in a quarrel among the Republicans at
tie Worcester Convention. Of which | am
sorry TO say there is altogether too much likelihood
The TrGr'ier aud The Springfield Republican. the
leading Republican papers Of the State. both favor
the nomination Of Mr.. Banks the only practicable
measure, ard a. the only one that can Us from
utter destruction. Mr. Banks. if nominated would
be- elected over Gardner. over Beach, over John T.
Heard over any other candidate OF candidates that
might be set up by any party or combination Of
parties. His election would reorganize the Rppub
hcan party, give it force ard conference.
and establish Massachusetts firmly in the line
oi Republican States To await the Presidential cam
paien of l-G0. This is the opinion Of The TrGreeT.
of The Springfed RtpuLiicGn. Of the State Commit
tee Of General Wilson and MI Burneame, Of the
Members Of Congress, and Of nineteenth. 81 tie Re
publican party. The small, but bitter and noisy
and active aud unscnIpulous faction Of which Mr.
Bird il the chief thinks differently. They declare
that Gardner is preferable 10 Banks-,hat Beach is
preferable to Banks-that anybody is preferable to
Banks. They denounce him and everybody else
who does not utter their particular Shibboeth,
though what that Shibbolcth IT, they don't them
selves seem to know. Through Mr.. Bird, who is a
man Of fortune and not sparing in the use of money
Wien be- has political end to effect, they have OBJ
tanned control Of The Worcester pr and one or two
other country papers. The FHChturg RrreiHc, or
Rcyllc Ye as il is popularity called, abuses Mr.
Banks and The TrGroior in a style worthy Of It's
name THE TTarei,r il thinks. has no claim To be
considered Republican paper OF course n0t-the
only Republican paper in the State is The RerciHe.
Everybody can understand that
The Horcesttr Spy says Mr.. Banks is a candidate,
"whO never gave anti-slaycry vote, who never
''made an anti-sayery speech who never uttered an
antslaycTy sentiment, who makes politics trade,
"and with whom trade means tricks, who was firSta
" Democratic and Frre-So candidate for office,
"neXt Free-Soil and KnOw-NothiHg candidate, and
last knowNothing and Republican, little Of each
:" and not much of either, and whose highest RECON-
" mcndatOn il that he never did foolish thing, and
"neyer said wise one"
And it declares: 1--WE not only will not support
chin, but. as Heaven helps US, we will do every
" thing in our power TO avert 50 great calamity to
1.-the Republican, cause, as the election Of such
''nondescript"
In the same STYLE the organs of this faction are
pitching into Mr.. Boutwell, and into Mr.. Goodrich,
the Chairman Of the State Committee, both of
whom have been mentioned as candidates. And So
they will continue to attack everybody who may be
mentioned, unless it be Mr. Bird himself, for they
do not indicate nybody as a candidate, but contne
themselves 10 furious denunciations of whocyer is
proposed. They Of course will not prevail at the
Worcester Convention. for there is too much good
sense and solid patriotism lmong the Republicans
for that; but they calculate upon making disturb
ancp and secession. How much their efforts will
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