New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22

which is Of service 10 him hs avocati6u OF penuy-a-
liner lie deserves credit for having raised himself 10
even this equivocal position but is 10 be regretted
though not to be wondered st. that he shovt have
brought mp with him the msaIers OF the Ccssacks
and the mOTslS of a jesuit.
There After that | shall 10 longer allos Nr.
Ryles 30 exult over me, and eyelt his horn because
be has been called hyena and a ghOul HtSISl
aud ghoul very well in theif way; but what are
they compared with being ro1uked for cOsrsersss
of manners by that pink OF pOiteness, Mr.. Fransis
W Bird ~ WalpOe You SOuld burst with
aushter if YOU knew the man and has manners.
OLIVER
THECOMING ELECTION IN MASSACHUSETTS.
To as Editor If The ~ Y. Tribvr.
SIR: The TRIBUNE cannot affor1 10 misrepresent
tie Ant. Know Nothing Republicans Of Massachusetts,
any more thanthey afford to be misrepresented by
il. desire Therefore the opportunity to say thai
portion Of the recent regular correspondence of TIE
TRIBUNE nom Boston contains many iscorrect state
ments, among which will specify only the assertion
relative to the secret league of ultra Republicans to
put down Wilson, Bask. and Burlngame. No such
league has ever been formed and the entire statement
Is without foundation in fact.
Why should The TRIBUNE take the side Of
the who for three years past have 80 successfully
!abored to prevent the formation ola National Repub
Y,
New-York and of the Union THE TRiBUsB il not
Know. Nothing paper. Il has no sympathy with the
doctrines or management of that party. One OF ITS
chief claims Ia the support of the true men OF the
North consists in the fact that 1t has steadily opposed
this mschiey Ous political heresy. Why should 1t al
low any Of H. correspondents to mlsrepresent the
Thirty forty thousand voters here who are trying to
place Massachusetts, alongside of NewfOrk and side
with those who are for keeping up the alliance with
the Know OthiDgs and thas maintaining that organ
iZatitn The men who oppose the nomination OF
M Banks are, substantially, those who were IN
favor # making a nomination at Worcester last
wear. but were oversaughed by Know Moth.
ing mob from neighboring hall aud undermined and
corrupted by another mob of congressman eager Tor
a reelection, headed by DIR. n. p. Banks himself.
Tar TRIBUN = lately STYLED Governor Gardner OF thus
State scamp" Nobody who knows him will com
plain of the accuracy OF this description, though OBJ
serve that The Boston Corner objects to Il on the
score of good taste To whom are the people OF the
State indebted for the present Gubernatoria term OF
bis Fxcellencvl To Mr.. " +. Banks, more than 10
any other man. He kept us from nominating man
last year who would have beaten him out of sight and
if he could have had his way, the Republican nomna-
ton would have been conferred outright upon Gov.
Gardner The pretenss for this policy was that II
would help Fremont in other Northern States. WIZ
not argue this matter, for The TRIBUNE has already
expressed very decided and very Just OPINION oI me
policy Of Mr. Banks during the campaign. Ills con-
duct at the Worcester Convention was Ot piece with
his tempozing in the beginning of tue canvass
III Is desirable to go into the Presidential contest
q
mocraoy instead of united opposition, why then let
the people aud the politicians encourage the cOntnu-
arce Of the Know Nothing party in the political field
The experiment. of 1856 be repeated with prob
ably more disastrous results. The policy purtued by
Mr. Banks and those who followed him Ia year, and
who now r-dy9cate MS nomination for the office of
Goyernor OF Massachusetts, is calculated not intend
ed 10 n otracfthe life of that organization to whose
,isten5e lasf wear Fremonts defeat is mainly due Ii
is an ia sSement for them to maintain their newspa;
pers. eler Committees, their clubs, their folly ana
their fammery. If they, mere insignificant traction
Of tie people, be 30 recognized as PoItica
newer that they be justified in claiming halt the
places in the gift OF the people, they WILL oil course,
keep themselves in as good political Condition as pos
sible The confidence Of the people has long ago
been Withdrawn from them but no party i' so wretch
edly forsaken that il cannot muster men enough
10 receive all the Offices which our state government
has 10 give. The Know. Nothing party IN this state
has been kent alive the last year solely by the pat
ronspe which Gov Gardner has been able to dstrlb,
ute among Its leaders. II would have been dead
long agc-GaIdner himself would have fastened 70
abandon tiff it had not been kept III being by Mr..
Banks and his followers
Well pethaps TINS wa. n mistake; but Is Mr.
Banks who is undeniaby popular with large class
Of the community 10 surr from IT'S consequences LOT
| .yerl No: not 4 he is in any better position this
year than he was last The ia't puouc I' ~
bs positon as to party organizations, 50 far as know
came from him on the 9th OF October last when ~
| accepted the nomination OF the Fremont hho"-NOth'
| ipgs Tor Congress. lie said to them;
winch generously "ht4et
with ssiitui My obligations to thS's WITH "aon you 81.
20 nj commence this proof oi your seneou, o
End Nth he eirraI. in which they have gwen ue 50 prominent
mart The resolutions % the or' u4s ~. ..ni
nelt questions issue between tue ,eveta Fsst sas E
tie, II the day made By me dunn tns Jas. 20 ~ n Vs
Jiipg he SESSIONS Of the present Consfes of ""n ~
| ogpn6lir ssair, 70 those 1 as then, adhere
This language shows sufficiently good understand
ING with the Know-NOlhing party, and the pledge 70
co0pelate with them is much more cCrIia tnau 1ha'
! h.. lfouV d M
| vLoss ,ou1ratcu he accepted al tue same llIIe'
Nothing has occurred since Oct q u snow laat MI
| Dork. nears 10 discourage the hnow-NothlhS organ
ivaton The events Of the last tive or three "esAs,
| 49,, -, i ;,eut observer must have noticed, show
that h. i st disposed 10 pursue the same Poncy'
do rot know that lie is to be blamed ioi IL h1'Gs
hetn cLo. to Congress twice and to the SgeaKefshP
| go h. ans of IT, be may be e1cuse1 iOt supYOs
S'eS ~ ~ Method that can be devised for Po-
| 81 srscess Put those who believe that Inc dlssp-
| rea,snce of the Know Nothing party would De lns
most useful political event possible, ana cleaP,!
bought even at the expense OF tne emu p9, 70
,Lr own oniniop and 10 the Use of the oesi iheInou
70 Tske II felt without being classed by IHE IkiB'
| rxr With di,uuionists and ofhce-seekers'
Twas amused by your correspondent Eepiy, 10 sne
charge Of selling out 70 GO'i 20 49, any mart
80 , i,,ar will move SO entertaining. But you must
he aware fiat selling out Is convenient a'u 'eIy
nr,rer term for any political transaction IN "Sh on0
engages for the btnenT s a. n Of Il. psy It wa.
eroIfSb sppled 10 Fillmore and hls retainer'
RTfdp ia tae country to Buchanan and the Slave
power It not Necessary to shgyS or even 70 io
pose, that any actual bargain was made On
ir,eTcbsroed. writings drawn, or CONVERSATIONS On
| - 80 I, your correspondent sHpposes that d
max. correct representation shen Ne says that taer
are any persons who accuse III! B % Of ae
nue. ~ Whatever bargains Mr. Banks Ia
MADE have been dictated BY regard 10
Mr. Bark. rsiher tTn for the Ggye emo;
am not o1irr 10 say that considerations Of Puon