New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

,.,...h,e ON the bunker basis which
sbire 10 pa,ns'"s =. will undoubtedly be able to
ne Luz anns;dcrabe party. But MS cnahce U, sue
fo'y c"nsh dependent upon the action oil the
cess as marty. The flag end which is ieit OF the
t",. arty IL too insignificant To enter into 'nr
VIE Hon What strength 1t has WIN pr'oaoV "
, % Gardner notwithstanding his shameful de'
gwen aa - and betrayal Of them in 1854
~, attitude Of the Democrats is rather equlVo-
al Their State Committee held a meeting yes'o',
day in this city, at the United States HOTEL Mi
discussed very fully the question OF coaiItr'n
tbe Gardnertes. The majority OF tne toi'', w.
wore opposed to the coalition, and thought, VI P
ssed to think, that they mis- mt carry 1e ?is ain.
4. Straight Out ticket of their own nu ~. snony
eular and significant circumstance u,a' ,he yery day
agreed to call State Convels1n uP,m nsrcans have
called theirs. TINS may ''
very oueer coincidence .oo 90 docost
~ t,nts Is. that If they see chance 10 oe,eat
Inc ,.u' nemocrats will not be over -scrupui0us
',. ,hn means, but they arc naturally unwing 10
en- n The mud for nothing. coai'tiOn win Tue
Knou. Nothings, though not repughanV 10 tno
managers of the party, would be unquesuohapy ,e-
oulsiye to the Irish, who form az present. prUouo,
tba bulk of the Democratic voters, and who have
nsrt;cnlsr dislike TO his ExceIlency the Governor.
+ wouN be extremely hard TO bring them up to the
scratch TO vote for him directly, and under our
rreseDt Constitution, with plurality law
Indirect voting for Cove ruOr is not prachcaoie
AZ it was in the days of the coalition be-
tween the Free-Soilers and the Democrats "heh
the Legislature elected the Governor IN case ho eau
ddate had clear majority over al others.
The Republican State Committee is IN session 10
day in this city. The utmost harmony, am sorry
IN say. does not prevail in that body. Inc
Worccster Convention contented with defeating the
Rrd faction on the nomination OF Banks, allowed
them larger share than they were entitled 10 IN
the organization of the State Committees conces-
sion which is likely to prove troublesome IN the fl-
ture. The Committee is authorized to fill any va
cancies that may occur in the State ticket, and
already an important vacancy has been made by the
refusal of Mr. Elliott of New-Bedford to accept the
nomination as Attorney General. 1t will not be easy
70 supply his place on the ticket. The persons
talked Of are Messrs. Train of Framingham, Hoar
of Concord Dana of Cambridge, Andrew OF
Boston, and Chapman of Springfield. 1t is a
serious objection to Messrs. Train Hoar and
Dana that they all reside in Middlesex County, ana
the Governor Secretary of State and Treasurer on the
Republican ticket are all from that county. The
western part of the State is entitled to larger share
of the ticket than if now has, and Mr.. Chapman
would be peculiarly eligible from locality, were 1t
not that he is strongly opposed to the Personal Lib
erty law. il is possible that a suitable candidate
may be found in Franklin County. There are two
or three Republican lawyers In Greenfield who are
competent to the post.