New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30


pontments; but they consoled by the assertions
that if be- did not Broderick would shoot his head
off" SO matters logged along tall the appointments
came and 10 there Is not q Broderlck man among
them all; nsy the contrary. his bltterst enemies
have serur,d the most important places. Eyea
Jobn Bicler. the tired friend Of Broderick-JOhn
Bi0Isr who was twice Governor of the State, who
carried the State Convention for Buchanan, IN Oppo
sit;ou to the hosts of Chiyalry-John Blger freud
Of the President native of the same State-Jonn
Eigler. who Stamped Pennsylvania tor Buck and
Brcck, who has u brother Senator (who ssPokes-
fer the President even he Is eIiied, sent 70
Chill, where he canrot benefit single friend. Ihs
rout Is complete. Cobb is President, and Gwin
j. hing. Frederick is cipher. His friends arc
dependencies who stood by him in 1853 4 5 %
and 1-some tor principle, some for Ofice-aTe de-
spsiring and woebegoue. But they not 10 blame.
They were opposed 10 Owns election and Broder-
ick has tsken that responsibility his own shout
ders The general verdict. II rendered to-day, would
be thai Gwin served him right. BrOjerck's own
frends-some Of his nearest and dearcst--say 50.
Rrcdcrick knowing that he alone was to blame
hurried home from. Washington, ana arrived IN thls
GIN on the day m which the Legislature ADJOURNED.
He came back 10 defend himself 20 save, II posi-
bic. his character He made promises, and has not
performed them. Gwiu has sold him Ike sheep
IN the shambes ana be has not - shot the top OF his
head of" so hurried was Mr. Broderck to get
here that he tarrled not IN San Francisco Tho
ocean steamer arrived in the morning, and hs
tCok the river steamer in the afternoon tor Sacra-
mento, telegrapmng ~ the mean time To ms Trend
Butler that be- would be mp in all haste. His friends
have been caucusirg with him every day since, aud
be- has informed them that he must 90 back to
Washington udorSed by the Democracy Of Callior-
nia-indorsed by the approaching Democruc State
Convention. This he has given out almost publicly,
and the consequence is that both sides are preparing
for a beautiful row in Convention The indorSe
u f.,.si L., fl., ttaff Oft ,kkfn
Scott and Mckibben. end, Ia great extent ths
National Administration; hence the ChNalry, thu
office holders and those who expect office within thu
next four Years, will oppose hun. And ON this, M
fact the party will split / hear dozens OF Broder-
ickes say every day that again will they vote
for Chyalry men, for they keep no faith; that they
would rather vote the Republican ticket than vote
fer the Southern men of their party.
Frederick denies that he had any quarrel with
Ruchapan but admits withdrawing his nominations,
and telling the President why he did SO. The tact
IT, Frederick was looked upon at Washington "a
worse than Republican. Owns admirers aitT
the Senatorial election here, picked up files of The
STAT, journal while it WAS under the editorial con-
troll of James McClatchy and VIM. Walker, rcspec-
tiyely then ne row "A Frederick organ. To prove 10
the Administration thar it had denounced Pierce
and Douglas and their kansas-Nebraska measures.
in the most whitening terms. And more: Senator
stephen A. Douglas has, am informed, written Ia
j. A. McDouga of san Francisco, late NJ. e.,
stating that be- (Dugas), learning that Brodcrck
had, or Was about to push the claims OF Lent Tor
Collector. Conness for the Mint, Ne, took tho
Journals ot the California Legislature 0f 1884 10
Ducbauan and showed him both Of these names re-
corded against the Nebraska resolutions, together
with the names of I'll Broderick's friends who had
seat in that body, Colby, Bryan and others among
Them And he might also-but he does not say he
dd-haye taken the speech Of Senator {. III. Bryan,
,i,tfiaI nta
his Mace i'm the State Senate and m which he de-
manned Dmpas ms the Western political chara-
tam" and AS douphface." This same gentleman
was afterward appointed Supreme Judge by Coy
ernor Bigler and subsequently nominated ny
a Democratic State Convention for the same Po-
sition And oil this was done by
Broderick Blpler x Co. No wonder, then, that
| tbe little Giant" or the "Charlatan," felt sore
| and fought against Brodeick; but it is wonder
that he is 90 free to tell it. The fact IL, says rod-
| ,rick Northern man who dares have an opinion,
! has 20 more show with the present Administration
than eat In TOphet without claws. 30, Therefore,
he wifi drew his recommendations and came home
10 sustain himself, and, II may De- make war against
the Administration.
The Republicans VIII hold their State Convention
10 nominate a Governor and other State officers in
Sacramento on the Eth Of June. The call IL not
made public vet, nor have the State Committee
given any notification Of the fact; but that date IL
agreed on. The Democrats will hold theirs, proba-
| bly,, early III July.
The American or Know Nothing party is no more
| The remnants of il held kind Of mourntu Iub lee
| some week SINCE and resolved that the party bad
died natural death. They will publish its obituary
| by-and-by.
f, Many look with confidence for three State tickets
| Eere this Fel-namely, Chiyalry, Northern Dem
ocrotic and Republican.
Gwn, aided by Rusk Of Texas, and the South
generally, will doubtless succeed in locating tho
| wagon road route through Bis lands in Texas and
California; for IN addition To- his estates in Texas,
Le owns two on more grants IN the ycinty OF Iejon
Pass in the southern portion OF tins state. Cali
fcrnans are justly incensed at this political road
making, wh.n it is to the injury Of their State. We
might as well have no road have one from
Marshall IN Texas to FL PasO-thence 10 tho
mouth Of the Gila, and through California to
San Francisco We want road on The natural or
central route from independence to Sacramento,
but our representatives God save the mark want
H. make the road to favor niggerdOm. And Why
should they not : Did not our Legislature but ths
other DAY table concurrent resolution nstructlng
our Senators and requesting Representatives Mt
Washington 10 use their efforts for the central
route They had heard that Gwin was in the as
cendant and they sent it to the table until the next
steamer should arrive. She but confirmed the report,
and The resolution was permitted to rest Had
Frederick been uppermost, the resolution would
have passed Our legislators IN the main are miser-
able toadies staryclng time-seryers and would do
almost ANYTHING out side the pale OF morality and ln-
side the pale Of the law, for glass Of tho
Il flee Of tidewater. 30 they dare not offend Gwin
by adopting the resolution.
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The BAPTIST ASSYERsARIEs were brought to
close on Saturday, after prolonged continuance OF
,vo weeks In the controversy between the Home