New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

",ben the N.tior al Delegates are to be chose by
"the Convection; bot if other and wiser counseis
"preysl. and the Convention sh al refuse to carry
"tbe el Que upon is shoulders, another aud dit
"ferent course viii be pursued FearIog 'oa' 'ne
Caeper clique will carry the Convention, the 'n@r
calls upon the Nauosal Democrats to use " their
wsIuest Efforts to defea, the Vaccinations oil
L" men who are 70 interruptions as to sscfihce
"every principle 10 gain their oTn selfish ends.
1t has generally been supposed tha. the plan oil
electng delegates by Congressional Districts Mss
absr doned by IFS advocates since their signal &C.
feat at Albany But, the nhpenti, home oryau OF
Mr Canal Commissioner Jaycox assures Us to the
contrary 1t says: Since the meeting oil Tue
State Committee, the general good feeling tha1
existed at AIabauy has beer By s)ms construed
ga indicating an abandonment of the District
"system BY its former advocates. Nothing can
" be further from the truth" So, the fight Is "
be kept up in oil its pbases We rather think II
will result, BY some means, and on some prete1''
in New-York erdog for tie third time double
set Of delegates to the National Convention Well,
vby notl Does anybody doub. that if the re-
the Softs would fell TO appear at Charleston next
year, sc they appeared at Baltimore in 1913; and
falling Of iusress, would return home, and seizlng
some convenient club, Is they then seized tee
Wilmot PfOviso, brain the nominee as they then
demolished Gen. Cassl
The ultimate object OF the dominant faction in
occurring dele gatIon to Charleston that will yield
TO the manipulatioDs of the S)ft managers, Is
clearly stated by The Central City Courier, thus
confirming, On Democratic authority, the view OF
the case so often taken by US:
"The csurse Of Tie atlas and Argus Is designed
to create discord ard trouble II cannot be o'herwie
Its Editors Are not fools They AXE } positions
f,efn accident cr without due premeditaoo aud when
rrraigI ed al the bar osn National democracy,
they can reither plead ignorance Stupidity as AZ ex
cuse for the mishief they hsve accomplished. ChHs-
il Conspiracy Upon Others, they have stiFes,
beyond doubt oug bee parties to q conspiracy to sell
the vote Of the ate of New York at Charleston AMI
il because the peope being aroused to attend 70
Their own N alters that their anger has been kiuded
anew The bal N beh Aft of their candid ate va T.
be Opered by the choice Of delegates at the coming
Convention ard prestige obtained tia should CARY
him triumphsptly through tie Conventions OF lesser
States"
But we weary Of these proofs of the union and
harmony en- gendered in the party by the proceed
il % of the State Committee and the publication OF
the Wise letter. WewIll close with lively sketch
of the leading Softs, which We find copied into
The Daily Ners The Albany exponent of the
State Committee, bewailDg the Humiliation of
"New-YoIk" in former National Conventions, ad-
vises that it sppesr at Charleston as unit. The
Ners responds by attorney, thus: cit was when
"the silence of Comstock was deemed the pro-
"foun6pess Ct Croswell, the smirk of Cagger was
"taken for the blandness Of Van Bureo, and the
"profsne buster and bravadO Of Richmond were
substituted for the sagacity and determination OF
"Nlarcy, that the Democratic party lost prestige
4" in the State and position in the Union. When,
"ipstesd of giants n intellect and gods in integrity,
"the Democracy Of New. York sent tricksters and
"nummers to their National Conventions, what
wonder that they had but tee TESTERS position
"and the juggleI's consideration 1t is because
democratic leaders begin by being fools aud sd
by becoming kuavo.' that New-Yors is h"m'i
listed at home and dsgraced in the Coniedera-