New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09

90 majority, but many CT the prncip. Mares the
| came ticket are defeated. The city is quiet. The
ygants bIoks up their carp sst light SID dish .niei
They are not dsorganized, however anu cay they are
| ready to cary out their principles at any moment.
The municip. authorities are engaged in sresting al
concerned il the Vigilance movement, and writs have
teen issued FOR the arrest Of tie leaders the charge
of high treason.
8.p The city is now quiet. During the Day
there were some few cases Of 70 ~dyiam. The Mayo
has stopped further arrests and discharged ali
rstsd.
Yesterday we received here New. Orlests papers OF
Tue sdsy lsst, when al apparently quiet the rev
oluion lot Law ng broken cut until W stDesdsy night
TIE pspe,s however all have articles, generally of
moo crate tone referring to the election The Piccyuns
wL,s maintaining q neutral po,ition IS regards the
two parties, urges tie necessity OK choosing efficient
muriCps. offcers
THE REDEMPTION OF THE CITY.
Fro. The Comn-rci1l Bulletin.
The Union Of al psries-if we can the
word party in city where coIfea,edly all
shade Of political sentiment to redeem the city, il
Of the most significant ard extraordinary signs Of
the times IN TIKI emporium. 1t has sprung up spon-
taneously with preconcerted action or understand
ing ore those great popular upheavirgs sometimes
Witnessed when abuses and evils, however cruel and
oppre ,svs, have been borne patiently but which at
last become iLtolsrable too crushing for any free
people 10 endure. Tbs fsct that this movement has
sprLrg up spontaneously al over the city, aud with
men q ae most d.ssimiar political views, shows how
profound ard pervssiye the causes producing 1t hsd
become Hence, we see our citizens, our merchants
AID property hoders irrespective Of party mixed by
single impulse, and men who scarcely ever before
united n their lives upon any thing, now cordially act
ing together to efect the Inauguration OF msa'ure.
that viii redeem the city from the deep dsmastlon
into which it Las fallen, TO retrieve It's interests at
home and rs character abroad TO restore to 1t tie su
premacy OF law AID to place al citizens again upon
an equal footing in fact we'll as IN name. We cay
the pIeseu. movement has the distinct approval and
warm srppoi. OF men of the most cpposi political
principle. man representing different classes, pro-
fess:OEs y.ews mauy OF whom have Tor years STOOD
aoof trcm our municipal afsrs who have wished
oniy to enjoy tue benefits OF peace ana scod govern
meat but now, deprived OF these, and seeing no
hops o. securing them without an ehJrt, nave c'ne
forward alo putting their shoulders to The wheel,
aye determined 10 pIeteimt proper eoits TIL Ne~-
Ofesrs IS redeemed, fegenerated, diseataTalled.
Nesd point, for example, m prof OF the correG'-
PES Of WHIST say on tho list OF signature To the
call Wa published some days sincs and which were
appsnced 70 it $, quickly that many persons were
scarcely aHsre that such a movement was 10 con-
tempat:cr to tie mama CO tie Hon. Charles u. Con-
rad late Secretary Of War under President Fillmore,
Gu the Cue aide, and shat of the Hon. Pisrre Soue,
late United States Senator from this state, on the
ether the thorough and unchange able con erva-
tive in politics. and the ether radical. general h-
buster? The fac. is the great, lesdicg idea OF this
movement 20 give this city ths blessings Of order and
peace 70 protec. The citizens FROM violence and 70
pu1;sI the guilty Is the complete, practical well as
theoretical ignoring Of national or general politics,
sad every other consideration except tho sole, AL
-ngrtssipg one Of the salvation n the city
fo this great object, upon the Accomplishments CT
winch much depeLd. everything else Is ss n'toips
and upon this altar citizens, irrespective OK p1ty
creed or ?-edection, willingly lay al min.l anS.,
epces ana agree 20 work together Tor the common
te.eft CT each ard OF al. Upon tits question the
staurcte:t Old Line Wings, tbs most decided Deio-
Gratis the warmest and most respectable Americ1ns,
ara 81 found heartily united, convncsa oy me steraest
facts Of tie abaoluts necessity OF such course OF
conduct to save tie city tom the imminent dangers
which tires.eu il. We aye 10 aarmlsts, OUT II tue
oisordeYs Ike black desoating disorders with when
all or readers are familiar in this city are not stayed,
then God ep hs business Its fatTchdnt', It's PTorfy
holders its taxpayers. Let them l.ok TO IT, lhey
have az opportunity Low TO help theinssives Dot
terots could hardly be desired. The community is
awakened. Political antagonsm Is husned Har-
mony Of sen.imsnt reigL5 supreme. Ice movement
has be- well snd wisely eommence', ana tue 8fano
ground swell Of popular feelings IN It's favor cannot De
mistaken The tide comes in strong and steady. Tae
iromeut IS proptols. The great popular heat has
been touched and It .hrobs trae to ma ure.
We know well how hard it Is, on ordinary occa;iSns,
TO rouss cur merchants and property holders and m
drc. IL e TO take any active part IL city aneifs' We
kr0g well that hitherto they have contented tnem.
SIEVE. remain, this one IN MS eoun.,ngroJJ hont
ore n his workshop, and the otter engaged aoout
something else and thus affairs OF the greatest ipor
lance 20 their interests nave been Iee 10 ss ioi
th,mse.ves best they could Inc iruts OF tns con
,rct however have slowly ripened, and they nave
hren fruts of gail and wornwooe apples OF S0dom,
bitter, noisome Iepusive, m2nsiroIs' All this mas
row become sppaIeut and mstes the present ihere.
IOWA q ordinary occas.on. TIE Of the city must
there fore rally al d by decisive, energetic, manly
Effort st ke Inc feters, the CALLING letters from TINS
metropolis, that SIZE may 5ana pfoadS e'to' "''
NOT SLfDELLIS9.
Fsos The Delta, June
The Last resort vi tue reckless ana ilsPua'ou ia
ton which is struggling TO grasp the municipal soS-
emmett e New Orleans with oeath grip l, INC
endesycr 80 cover itself with the pan0py OF an
led ard spectacle party engaged In contest WIN
an prosirg political organization. But ths reluSe
WI nCt stand fire resist water IL mas no iouuea
cn piareib'y to test on: iheie nss 9een no.n
tg done, Dothpg SAID nothing attempted, n0thing
hvopei-no threat promias On tie part Oh the IT,
dependents, 10 provoke suspicion or 70 give color u
random CoIjecluie that the lrdependeI movement Is
re- sticty and entirely nonpolitic ana non-psrti-
esp GRE BOUNDED by limits ard aiming q, no ooJects
but lie welfare and prosperity OF tie city its good
tsue abroad the secis and doneste happiness on lis
citzets the guaranty TO all OF t1em alike fich or
nor wesk 0! stIerg protection OF person and prop
eriy life end limb.
Surely that IS platform enough, programme enough
-sbuuGsLce Tor hope, and abundance Tor acconipisn-
rent Ia TIE SD demoralzed and dislcnted time ON
which We nays fallen. II should not be more ct suca
an hou forthe supreme feeling the hope, The thought
tho dream by dsy AID night, OF the good citizen, OF
w ateve! 20 itiCs s for domestic tranquility and tue
perm. ext reinstatement of law aud order. II could
net be les fer Justice demands fully that much, and
the interest a every citizen calls tor that mucn.
But a. we iLtnated, the desperate faction wnch Is
,yrr for the ntrol Of the city is trying to avail
Itself Of tie slogan Of party. The dodge prCdsou'y
weak AID unsyailable VITA sensible people Who under-
staai the isots sE:oh the hazard Of being TEDIOUS
ana retrsyeDg former ground we will briefly general
lys. -, e..
Be il known, then that the leading men Of the city,
pc .evrg the mAneit abuses of the city government,
mortified at the conduct Of city officers ana shocSso
at tie ouragss that for two three years have MADE
the nane OF city the syuonyme Cor insmy lssiese-
ness AID criminal impunity have united, IS with one
accord TO effect such = change as would insure 70