New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

tha, Judge Curtis presided az one Of the meetings
AZ the Parker House il incorrect II was Mr..
George TickDor Curtis. He signs the address OF
course With three or four more OF the same family.
Hllard. Lunr and Clark of The Boston Conrter,
are al.o there: SO is j. /. Stevenson. The argu-
men; Of the address you know, is that II Is neces-
sary TO reorgsnze the Whig party by voting the
Democratic ticket. The logic is worthy of the
philosophers of Thr Courier These people are
constantly yauntng their great superiority over
other men in the matter Of principle and decency;
but never in the corrupt days OF tie Coalition
which they so hate. or IN the c0rrupter days oil
Know.Noihingisni. has there been exhibited so dls-
eusting an exhibition Of lack oi prhcipie as : his-
plaved in this address. The COETsr, which y ine
recognized organ and interpreter Of these Old
Vbies fully carried out the doctrine Lard down
bv supporting. in the Vth District, John
T. Heard thoroug h-gOing advocate Tor suDmls-
zion io all the demands of the Slase power, and
devoted adherent Of the Administration, and IN the
Iyth District, Newell A. Thompson, who, IN hi'
speeches, ayows the blackest Republican senti-
nients and SAYS be is for union of all men against
the Administration party. Vote so as 10 deical
the Republicans. says the Wing address. ne
Courier goes into particulars, and, IN carry oa
the same policy advocates the election OF BACK
Democrat in one District and Black or hed
republican in the other. ] say Red Republican.
for understand that Mr.. Thompson, az recent
meeting where q large number OF Germans Were
present. avowed himself as red as the reddest OF
them - that be was the very lmpersOnatlon OIL
Radicslism. He will probably be invited To deliver
The orstion al the next anniversary OF the execution
of Orsinl.
| don't know that ] can give you any further
information as 10 our politics which viii De
Of any value in making mp an estimate OF the
chances of success in any OF our districts. There
i- quite struggle between the Republicans
and the Democrats, 70 see which shall get the
Old Wings and the Americans In one ot the
Senatorial Districts in this county. the Republicans
have taken up the American candidate, Mr.. Dyer.
In smother they this afternoon. attempted 10 CON
ciliate the Old Wings by nominating Judge Is. X:
Curtis for the State Senate. Mr. Curtis declined
on account of his business engagements. but un-
derstand that he said not word 70 the committee
which indicated that he was not IN sympathy with
tie general movement against the Administration.
Tomorrow night George Gardner ls To try MS hand
with Ben Hsllett and George Washington Warren,
at pursuading the voters 10 90 for John /. Heard.
have seen one or two lrishmen, who are in costa
sizes at the idea that they are 10 have the strong
support Of the Ex-Governor. Ii Gardner had
succeeded in carrying out LIS policy, not an IRISH
man. who arrived eherafter l-56, would have been
allowed to vote under q years. / doubt not
Gardner feels at home among his old friends the
Irishry with whom he was very intimate IN
l-53. II seems Ia have been very generally
understood by the Democrats that, during
the whole Know-Nothing ianaticism, he was
merely playing a part, and that his professions
Of hostility to foreigners and foreign influence
just as hypocritcal his professions of attachment
to Temperance and the Anti-Slavery cause Re-
lance has always been had upon his instincts,
which were always those of Hunker Wing. They
at last brought him back where he belonged to the
support of the Slavery side of the controversy
Combining as he does the 'doughiace faculty OF an
old Whig with the INSCRIPTIONS demagogusm
learned nowhere well as in the Know Nothing
Councils, see nothing to prevent his rapid rise in
the ranks of the Administration party.