New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

~ a "a aa.ss,o. mace A 70 the coutneed sSoa
depsy OF the Republicans n the Cty GO'sts N.a..
the ceiy hope sos sin Of tie Slavery ES's1s'9ass
to eier % tvo OF their osedio aies tnfoogu u's
;ien IL TIE Republican ranks. Bat the Repa6uo.os
have learned ey Gear exps rance the necessity Oh
! ing 10 Their nonin atoms where nosfcepooasme
men are put forward and Tie hopes SEa euNs u D"
/ opp0ueuts n ionb, VII b. fru.;less.
There u, bos.yer sscretsud concetei enorI ness
made IL ths State 10 organize what 10 Csie1 Al W
position paltv' 10 the Administrations, soich saAh
,-rerelv ignore the Slavery Queetinn Tbs ldta "a
isroIug the Slavery question At this day Il about "a
futile AID foolish IS II would o. for vita gocS
ey,-sisht to say that he will gnore the hsS ct The
san A. rootdsy. To be obhyloas and usccNoeSn-S
bor, ,nAf Inch we see ard feel mos. sensoly eyrty
d.y Of oar life is about the most preposter )ussy Bca
s.psicsl Il Is Of this sge As part II tins ncs parry
proi.,, s new dsiy is about being, OF atemP<ed 70
be started m this city. or al men who Hoaii o. sup
DC SEQ capable Of such course cacul ate' 70 'u7
Reouhhcsn party IN tins State Mr.. John d. Deifses u
the s,t hat would be guessed. Bat he 10 the msa Sas
ls 70 b. Chief Engineer, sEu Is no" engaged 70 PAs
the scheme into operation All neel say IS tas tee
uost probable And desired result OF tins ehort on ap
part VIII be that the Engineer viii be noSstea oy oe
con retsrd" hardly think shy great damage Gao
De 6ote 10 say one else. The paper Is 10 oo lsas
stock couoerp, and you eau retlialy Suppose, WIN
out nv telling you, that Dir. Bu'hanaa oneiss aSe
the Slavery propsg6n lists generally, Will undoa hedy
holo a Controlling number OF saves. No better N
Yestr eft Tor their purposes can be made.
EortgI stey Republican party of this state have
well stand more of hsGt than they NJ" have troI
toe ousnd out Admnistrotc n ssns. Aud need NOT
mention Tie Journal o. this city ubder tue cOntfN
i,s accomplished editor, Ben amin Z. SlgroVe, est.
as power In the State Its ou,-spOken, fearless
ard able position upon the leading qdeshoas OF tue
day render peculiarly obnoxious TO toe ies sensitive
Silver Grsys remainIg IN this State-espsclsay 10
from its uneQuvocsl position IL regard 20 toe queonoa
OF SsveIyextenson, which IS the issue that oaaneS
be ignored or avoided in next CANVASS There 10
no paper that is more sby and independently Goa
cucied-beirg s psrty orgAn-any@uere within my
knowledge. OF cOupe, DO not agree rllh al i6
positions but | admire 1t because II takes Us posaoa
on all questions and dares msntain II, wtnoGt ~tt-
t 70 see IN aat direction the wind Of popular OF pc
litical favor is to blow.
Mr.. Deirtes. / believe, formerly conducted The
JourHaL and once did good service 10 the old hug
party. The trouble is, that last All ne suo ntted MS
clam for q nomination for Congress TO the kepahucaa
Convention of thus District, but IS IS no uncommon
fate 10 even better men, another and will not soy
better but good man Was nonlnatsd, ana I.unpo-
epty elec,ed-the Hon. Albert e Porter. Mr.. De-
frees felt or eVed and now You see nus revenge ouos
is the secret q; s these consery Atiye movements
Personal spite Srd Disappointed ambition were ~ tne
bottom of the Slyer-Grey movement Ia New-fork,
upder Mr. Fil.more's aud Frank Grsngers ausp oes.
Ard every where, there no alarm iet 81 tue Anu
Slavery char acteT Of the party, until taer personal
schemes and petty ambitions are ipteriered WITH
While passing, / ought 10 remark upon the strange
course or the Ciucnn al papers caIohs themselves
Reoublcan which have been Ter months past contin-
ualy assailGg Mr. Sewsrd by innuendo aud covert
sarcasm oopylns everything that the AdDioistIatoa
papers coutoin that initiate sganst hm, and sua,
iuariy sottipg aside any claim on ms oehsh Tor
pomiI s 10 the Presidency, and what Is worse they
have refused to publish any protests against their
course as suicidal 10 the best Interests OF the k,puo-
Ecar cause As uuiust and premature, and uuwise on
tie part u Mr. CbaseS friends, or whosesoevr
Giends they may be. They ought 10 DO ashamed oi
this course. More anon.