New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
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| cear,Srs. VOt can Is ISSUED, not document put
Sp-+t no proceedings are transacted z, any meet.
nos o. these bogus Committees; but copies, OF
renorts IF the san,e are next day transmitted to
Wssb;notor So. also, indiscreet words, Zone re-
nsrbsbo case Of which happened between Gid.
| Tucker snd Mr.. Wm. COOPER are eagerly caught
M. changed into the IN OF affdavi's. and laid
before Mr. Secretary Cobb, TOT SUBMISSION 10 Inc
| President True, Mr. Scheh may have nothine
personally TO dow with these things, ou! ,lr WORDS o
| our 'most particular friends" 81. q 'hr sct' Z"
our subordinafes when we have pov., 10 c"h'ro
them. have always been considered inpe "'Iohs %
inst political responsibility Mr.. Scheu. .os th'
express wish Of the President went back 10 'u'
city armed with absolute control of sll his on.
forces and resources. His action now must be
the action Of Augustus Schell, pure and simple:
and II remains with himself TO give color or contra
dictlOn to the charges made against him of being
an enemy TO the legitimate psriy- government OF
Tsmmsny Hall.
Let him give color 10 these chs'ges-not by any
personal participation, for that il too absurd to
suppose; but BY allowing his subordnates to pur-
sue their present connections with outside dis0r-
ganizing bodies-and We know too well that the
Presidents scton against him viii be ~ prompt
and firm il in his favor on the late return of
the Executive from Bedford.
II is mere folly and trash for any sane nen to
suppose that our Federal Government will enter
upon and examine the exact merits and dem-rits
(microscopical both, of your Peoples" and
" Independent Peoples" Regulars" and 50 tn
dependent Regulars" with all such other abortige
handiulls of sore-heads and payed-out politicians
as may have money enough to hire the top-room Of
some corner grocery.
Suppose at the next Charleston Convention that
a d" Peoples" and " Independent Peoples, Reg
ulars" and " Independent Regulars" Delegation,
should appear somewhere in the purlieus of the
and tl.ra ulv "a. IN h.-
half Of the National Democracy Of the country.
Would not the price Of tar take rise Would
not feathers be quoted AZ premium Or. az least,
would any more attention be paid 10 them than
sensible men would pay TO the rawlings of Gagged
lunatcs or the Berlin Free-Lovers
And Mr.. Schell if mistake not, is himself
one of the Committee charged with summoning
that Convention together. Suppose he should
once prominently identify himself with opposition
to Party Discipline, how long could he expect 10
retain that seat There is strong conservative
element in that Committee: and if he, or sny one
else, should attempt to support the claims of such
self-eected bodies have had in view, the good
sense of the Committee would consign the PROPOSE
tion and proposer To the limbo of lost politicians.
But we do not wish To believe that Mr.. Sche
himself has had any personal part In these Irregular
movements or will allow himself To be identified
Herewith. We have reason to hope that he Will
take early opportunity, so far as his subordl-
mates are concerned, and with any friends over
whom he can exercise control, Ia prove that the
charges made BY his enemies in reference to the
Regulars" and Peoples" are wholly ground.
less; aud this can only be- done by prompt removal
in every case of INSTRUMENTATION, and lending his
personal and official weight to sustain the leglti-
mate organization OF the party now IN possession
of Tammany Hall. This accomplished, he can
demsnd-what We know will be granted cheerfully
proper consideration in Tammany Hail. and his
full weight in the councils OF the Democratic party
These things done, the "fve members of Con-
gress"-who have made good deal more fuss than
they are worth-can give no further trouble Mr.
Schell in Tsmmany Hall, and occupying his due
position there, would be competent to demand
concessions which they could then have no pretext
to refuse. All would go merry as a marriage-bell
lions and all other wild animals lying down to.
gether-ihe horns of St Tammany dropping as
with the honeys of fiyblo and the great spring in
the central courtyard flashing up its perennial
waters for all the thirsty and weary.laden to I'M
bibc of and be happy. RODERlCk.