The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

cspshle 70 and whih satisfactory me other wing q
the opposition would heartily urge upon acceptance
oser s y ne ,s p,s,s,, oop
sne wee Irssasns - ne rapsn.eans WIN s 9nse
nS hns forn shall 90 all AZ ~ po.er
We sorry tha, n ibune satisfied with
the republican party as it's II was not an accidental
gTcwth-not the Offspring Of visionary schcmer; not
cut out according 70 the tbeorem OF sell compacent phi
losopber Causes Inherent in the fundamental relations
and interests Of the country called It INTO beng large
majority OF the free States Immediately planted them
selves nnder It's baanes and from that time it's power
has been growing, while the causes which evoked
a operative as ever.
What IS the matter with the TIbsmes Docs il enter
tain constitutional abhorreDce Of direct pahY Does IL
suppose that Of solid principle and fixed purpose
70 be carried away by every fancy that may play
the speculatons OF restless e<tor' Are great
ment 10 be borne onward great be won by
mere management Has lost faith in princplercspect
Tor the people, Toes dream that the rehgi ous mcnthe
consistent men, the men who have never learned TO
dorse with hand what they repudated with the other
TO approve what they condemn build up what they
believe wrongcan be made parties 70 the dsorganizaton
OF the republican party, and scheme which, If it
could succeed would exDguish the last vestge Of EN-
Gent hostility 10 slavery, and install the Old wing spirit
OF COMPROMISE in the federal counolsy
let MS state on our part, that think the rcpubh
cans generally will not only not concede the propositions
Of the Tribune but hat they will consider them;
AMI let us state further that should the Tribune by
extraordinary egerdenain, succeed in inducing majority
of them 70 try either OF the indicated they would
be kicked out Of every free state and laughed 70 IN
every slave State.
Thy the FIRST p opositon Who to name the rcpubl
Republican Committee? That Is appointed to represent
and promote the well being OF the republican party,
e make Presidents o. 20 dsband the party national
convention The Tribune Is against national conventions
for The nomination Of Presidential candidates Beside,
who has authority TO call national republican convention
70 disorgane the republican party and trade of its
bets2
But suppose AL these slight prelimnares settled, and
republican Presidential candidate designated let him be
indefinite and as little obnoxious as he may be- s he VIII
be black republican
Nov viii begin the labor of the national wings. the
AmtICaDs, the the Hunts the klOreS, the
CrI,teDdsns the Ma shas Banks Fremont il 4 bitter
pit but suppose we sugar cot the ticket with the name
Of Bell. Bet believes in slavery, and Banks don't; Bell
is an orth01ox Southern STAKEHOLDER; Banks orthodox
The party The opposition each State; pass it's
Ia place agitation il deprecated, black
repnncanem denounced, the Dred Scott extra judicial
OPINIONS re affirmed, the right TO bold slaves Ithc Terrific
rts under the federal constitution manained another
slavery is pronounced an evil agitation good slavery
proIagandsm curse, the bred Scott dea false and .
graceful, the constitution the bulwark OF freedom in the
Territories.
wonderful partyl Could there single doub, OF its
success Would not sweep away the administration
with ibe hesom 81 dcstrucilouP
ii anything could exceed II, II would be party con-
stfuceo on tie second proposition OF
tcmrorar!a party o. extremely difficult partarition,
shoaid lay. lat Fillmore, Winthrop Crittenden, Prem
tce and Nathan Sergeant the President, and the
republicans The Vice President then ei the high
tracing parties agree al hands and proclaim the
pubc that the admnsai on thus formed shall do till
its power 10 con1no Slavery within tho limits Of the ex
si'ng States Who car doubt that national Wigs and
southern Americans would cordially agree 10 guen con.
d!ton, and having pledged themselves to H. woee the
slave states INTO line On the principle Of opposition 70 the
extension a slaycryg
1t is needless to shed more ink upon such propositions
Had not been for the ser0ug tone u the gbuacs edo
mi aud lis reference 70 the plan pursued Pennsylvs-
its Efforts ior fusion in New York, W. might have sup.
posed I u Jest n aying down plans Of compromise 50
lalably impossible and abeure u demonstrate that
compromise out 81 the question.
Al all events, rs better that the republican party set
It's ace % b'nt against AL attempts ~ tampcr with It's
principles, O. seduce il INTO corrupt coalition. The slave
democracy VII hold National Convention in 1850, 1t