New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

30 .q1al 10 the gan; Production 0h.th eISa1s.e' '
III ps ofG.ria.r srt0crst OF al ,he Anercsns, eo
we .hould judge from, the style without being ooAsi
10 IL ne various d,tai.s of Americanisnl, Gu sh1'J
ey.rre lss., g. Dorchester.
In u. Fai Of 1888, the Wlig party n ms oo'i'-
after having pared through 'af'''7
sceIes uf sdversty through seTeEsl sHccessVe years
cane en-. Of the State election with tying eoio' nav
.pg made clean sweep IN the various Ltah'uTs Vi
tie state Government The prosPec' 81 the WIG
.,-n ooked well 70, TIE future. Indeed, It was fore
tod by Democratic paner Men puph,h'e a. oY'-o',
and at Sba time celoucteu in an sui- ahu -
mapner that what the Rhig- had just ac -Vali.'-ed
" aid be repeated again ana again on 'nc r@caienc
a cur annual State election. We were member. oil
the Wing patty, AID -ej1iced at ms ipec. W @aS
in common with our " his associs'et one iiJnn; =,
Gardner was member OF the sane pa''!, IL A.
What extent his rejO.ciEgs were cairct We i'aJ w
q: kLow Tie only knowledge we La's ueaHs
u-on this point the fact thai. within me snei' pae
Of twelve months, certain secTe. eIanee ane
Do iticel plo,s were conceived end csfreo
tayipg tier management being bound fege'nsr by
on,hs or "ohiga,.Ops" &c DO o. moi 10 90 certain
tiires This bubble spraIg into ac1ye lie IL tne
Fall Of 1854, With this Henry j. Harahei "nonI
very few pe-sons in Massachusetts, had ever
before heard, at the Top, III VEG 'Np0 Va
Now This Hr. Gardner has managed, ever since the
snnhilstoa If the organized Wing pf'y, IN 1907, Oy
Trimming AID exercising due visanoe ~ q, a., .s
lrop.r sirirgs u political management 10 keep q" 'As
ION of III. wave No; because Ne are Wiling 70 deny
tlat Gov. Gardner has done some Soou tnlnss' anu
expressed sound views upon certain puesu%tS tla'
have ar-en do We thus SPEAK put merely because
he has eyhibi.ed in all his actions most inordna,s
ambition ard thirst for glory, which ne Il Ieady 20
sacritce consistency hnd even Veracly 10 oo1il h!
GaIone- had served enc term a. governor, ane Tue
Fan election Of 1855 draw nehr The repeal OF the
Nissou. ConpIomisc, aud some Of the ourages which
followed had awsked s.repg feeling III tue North 10
favor Of union against the Slavery party That feeling
peIyaded the hearts Of the people OF Ms3sac1u'ett
bl d. as the prospect OF once more uniting 'he
Wigs looked gloomy, q Union OF al opposed 10
the Administration party was contemplated, auu ar-
raj gem. pts at made for carry ng me pfect hI9
effect. We believe the idea, 10 .lS naa.e, ieoo.eI
its first active encouragement in the western part OF
AassscLusetts ana have no doubt II was started ID
the best OF fauh. Things began to look as though the
nominee Of this AntiAomlnstratlon element "ouio
stand 10 say the least very fair look Tor an election,
aid Gardner knew the as well as ANYBODY, and com
m.tied h.mSe 10 the increment, mot ElthstandhS tue
most strenuous exertiobs made to prove to the
contrary, subsequently,. But Mr. Rockwell was
nouinated by tn. SO PEOPLE, much to the surprise oil
msuy calling themselves Wings, who declared the
whole movement TO be tick 10 thrust Gardner IN
a second terui," ana no DOUBT much 10
the surprise of Gardner himself, VINO ssld,
ut Dorchester, the other evening, ADMIT
"IBAT WANTED TO BE ELECTED SECOND ifAk!
Gardner then den0unced the movement, and became
the non inee Of the organization when hfst
elevated him. SO anxious was he, at TINS tlme, 10
favor that he declared himself Temperance man OF
fourteen years standing, much to the amusement OF
thosc Who had entered his residence when the la'cn
strrg out DUNG the reoicngs over Wing success
in previous years. Gardner came Ii, however, lhls
time though by less decisive majority than before
Last YEAR was that Of the Presidential canvass, sndpt
became very evident that 10 man could be elected
Governor who was not supporter OF Coi. frem .ht.
The Governor wavered and hung back IN decarhgIor
IT,. Republican nominee, but finally came oui,
Il oueh hs heart lot in the cause at any rate ne
couid find 10 mole intense "Anerlcanlsm in Col
Fremont last year, than he now finds III MY Banks
ard lie is very particular, now about American pm
cIl,s.' 1t was a necessity with him, then. Had ne
not been fremontsr, he never could have been Gov
eInOr again, and he loved the Office a. he loved MS
lfe The Fremont Americans non,I ated him Tor Gov
e,uor The Republicans for the sake of maintaining
harmony and prest ntiIg bold front In Massacnuse''s
made noiu aton Of their own, but permitted Gdfa
ner 10 walk in a ,hnd time. HAD they mace distinct
nomination last year against Gardner, that geGtienin
would have been bure0 IN political obscuity whence
he VI ould never az ain have seen the light oi Day.
But there must be an end to all thngs-evsh 70 uie
reign ,f Gov. Galdner and he knows this, doubtless,
The row kicked up i'll the Republican State Conyen-
ton aet year convinced tie Governor that ne wonia
stand poor chance in that BODY this year; and the
election ast AL gave hlIH an idea oil what the power
Of The Republicans would probably be az the coming
election. IT, hoi his carce OF being again eiected
locked very poor ard lie was aware oi IT, dho acleu
very wisely III ioresali coming events 10 gehteel
way, b. taking occasion, ID hs asI anauai me'4"e' 10
say IN substance, that he should mol sgalh consent
to be candidate. Gov. Gardner desHed 10 MI ihe
Office another year just ts strongly Wheh the ucclad
lion was made in his annual message as he ever did
II he didn't why does ne now alter his MIND IheIe
il certainly no particular crisis In public AFFAIRS az
hand requiring the sacrifice OF the ease OF retirement
On biz pait
GOV Gardner is now infatuated with the strange no.
ton that all the elements oi opposition 10 kepuDi-
cdpism ia Ills State desIe To Unite upon MN "a eiil-
bodyirg greater amount OF popularity than any one
else lie accordingly cut at Dorchester IN one
H. lilo
Of the most egotsiic, sehlaudalofy' ana generally
lausbable Productions it ives ever our fortune to
perise. He strives to be personally disinterested, yet
SELF protrudes boldly at every point lie claims TO
push boldly for the public good without regard to
consequences or opinions; yer evinces unmstukab.e
indications in many parts Of HIS speech, that be has
for the last few years been moving power in the
various wie-pulIlngs, trimmings, aud backings and
fill Is which make up the most disgusting parts vi
poliiloa al inansgement-and that to degree never
before INDUCED in by any man who has ever before
occupied his political position in this State. lie
says lac does not desire nOn!na'Iun this year,
but shows very CLEARLY that he does desire 1t by
his "cbif recret" should he be selected, would be
"the consciousness reduced 10 mathematical den0a-
siratior th0t gour nom.necs rH certainly te elected
this being the gerteel way OF begging nomination.
lie exhibits seltooncet too, which shows that he
has become inflated with his seeming popularity the
last three wears well exhibited in tue following
| fences: When vas taken young man, anKnown
20 the people of the Common wealth unexpectedly 10
"uyse Us candidate to the highest office 10 the gilt
"of the PEOPLE of Mossachusctsan otce n h9sor and
"l5.de SURPASSED by none tie trord the eyes OF the
world are upon Us, said X. legislator
81 <IaDt nat rGhttd tote Geced SecoHe y,ar and
"od! my friends, wHATA GLORIOUS TRIUMPH 1T WAS"
"AkSl0St ortr4 DrOHI!eEt AnertcdA h0s
"LtlH Kind caopsh 20 crprtsS his ycrS and wishes 10
"ME o1t t.ne 10 tine, th regard 10 Tie course Of Ute
"F0sig, tat M. Banki 1as "erd sad a rOrd 10 Me
"Bgog tie NdtJecf.' OF course, man who coutu (
make lis eckDOwll dgmoIis to the " Head OF the
Church shoucn be supported by the people OF Mas.
sachus<'s.s
l..
the GOyeIIor has done good thngs bat a
greater trimmer tId Gemag que never flied the chair