New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19

80, ..,,,,;oa e. their petty qusrrel' ard u atteE,
e. ~ account at THE important crisie n tee
-. - tn. great nation Republicans here are
comole tely Disguised with these gentlemen.
Two Of tbo.e journals are located at Buffalo.
o,e IF the conductors got cldgeied at the polls
las, Fail By an Irthman. and be wants to intro
dpee a Know. Nothing plank into our platform.
The other takes alsrm-objects gets 500 a
s,sirg that cur Estate policy needs readlust
ing We supposed here that our Estate policy "
was pretty wen understood, defined and settled.
In the center Of the State another editor 10 anx-
Gus about the Registry LAWS uneasy about
Estate peicy and the Republican State ticket
must be good one, or else all il lost. l should
like t. know who proposed to make out any other
than good hcktt. which shall command the
respect and support of the whole Republican party
of the State We have confidence here that the
Republicans in different parts Of the State know
what they about, aud will look to the character
and soundness Of their delegates and if the dele
gates are right. 40 doubt the ticket will be right
At any rate, il is not best to be frightened very
seriously before You are hurt.
Further east-whence We have generally looked
for discreet advise and good management-the ed.
tor Is fearful that some of the enemy will come over
to our side, and he cries out: "FOr Cowes-and
market" This, in MY humble opinion, ls poor state
DGIicy." and is foolish aid iiberal; certainly when
we consider the quarter for which the caution is
intended. There is large body OF voters IN this
State who are going TO join some new organization.
Shall the Republicans have the intelligent, con-
scentous ana honest portion of them, shall they
be driven by such insulting quotations as the above
into the ranks Of the dead Rabbits?" There is
but one sound answer. / care not who or what
man has been in the past if he is with noo. heart
and soul. The Republican ranks are open for him,
and SO far as am concerned. he shall be entitled
to ali the hOnors and privileges Of the party. Any
other course is narrow, selfish, wrong and rlnous
to the cause.
Another Western correspondent OF a metTopOll-
tan paper (perhaps TIE TKBUNE) is dashn9 into
the Old Fogy Wings and shaking their dry bones
anew, 90 they shall never rejOin their old trends N
helping fight the great battle OF Freedom. Is tins
GOOD policy? Did YOU ever find the " Democrats
doing any such foolish trick? No, never. Let us
learn isdom il some things frt III the enemy.
You see / am in Seeding mood, and
haveIno respect for persons or Journals 1t ~
time when wisdom. caution ana some good sense
should govern the hour. charge nothing for these
thoughts and criticisms. ] have no Interest other
than the good of the country and the prosperity OF
the Republican party. Let US welcome every hon
est man to our ranks, whether he has belonged to
the old Wing Democrat or American party. Let
us keep one eye on Washington, and the other on
the pleat free West; and let "by-gOne jealOusies
and small.potatO" chickering's be thrown to the
wipds. BY adopting this State policy we shall
prest rye our glorious country from its deadly
mics, both North and South, and keep our proud
Empire State on the track 50 nObly assumed last
Fall. CENTRAL NEW. LORK.