New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

10 trndr otficrs ty truck and deksr" bargains
that were NJ dishonorsbl- as they were evsnrscent
Il, no means do iuirDd to say that large numbers
have uoi. IN there Years adhered 10 the party
from & rrgard for it, traditional principles Tar
Thousands Of them NOW s,gi the ranks Of tse he
publican party; but We do assert that the DEMO
cratic victories in this State for ten years past
haye resulted IN part fr,'m the mrsmrric niagic "l
The part, name bat in larger d. gree frum b,rg ins
sm"ng leaders ab,ut -poil- that would have made
,,F,,i. ssiuua borsr jockeys blush fnr SHAME
Within iht pr ii,i unc-r rrvIe~ many questions,
Sisie and Maternal. have been the cause or the oc-
cs.in of the disruption Of the Ne~-iork Demcc-
rsry. Prominent amnng them, If not IN TACT the
l.itnl source of thr nil. has stood the sakect oi
Slavery. Engendered bI tie schrme 1T Texas an
l., xatinn 10 y hch the Barnburuers were at heart
opvosrd while the Huukers Warmly favored the
uca.tsr. The febd Increased in vlrulcnce during
The WllInot ProSIsn contrst Of l-H and Il, "hen,
~ The irrrrr year the radicals defeated the State
ticket ard IN the latter gave the Prrsdenc! to the
Whlgs-Vnn Burn in person heading the assault
up..D C4ss and TIE National Democracy. Though
n truce VAS proclaimed IN i-i9. aud re-
uuipn c,iebraitd in lc,r, yet the conflict be-
tween TIN, SECTIONS over the Comprnmisr measures
III Fiulnr,. MAS baril, less siuent tlso that over
hr ProIisn. a rusli'i,-l triumph fnll"wcd IN the
ele,iiop of Pierce but the old quarrel broke cut
sfrrsb on tie repeal of the Missouri COmprO mise.
On tie cnnsummatiOn oi that crime the tree-S"ii
clruent btgsn t. expurgatc itself from party
that Was rapidly becoming the mere Psck-h'rse OF
the Sla,er. prupagard,>is. Enough OF the leaven
remained hnweyer 10 cause the organization to bc
:. rIousl sr,iated by the Kansas frauds Of Pierce
Il. il hAs since been By tLr Lrrouipton swindleS ot
buchanan. In fact, the glur,ous frrc~SnIl teach
tg. nf fit, able presses, wth The albany alias
at Their head. aud uf hundred clUnrut orators.
rd b, john Van Barren Ia the BuiIal'-iIatlorm
cnrpaign, have lcil impress upon the D"n"cra'i'
niu, Of lhis STATE which ~l urver cease to operate
III that part. TILL the last Barnburucr leaves it or
the last SLAVE Is free
But if wr are Ia believe the assertions Of Demo
ciatr presses aud lradrr, thrsr quaIr,ls ara soon
"a cease and determine forever. Old controversies
are not urre, to be- Ienored-thry are to be
ann'hilattd. Not only j. the statute of limitations
10 be- alldgrj To have ruu against all past
offences. but they are by solemn resolution, 10 be
declared never to have existed. Not only is th"ro
Ia bc 10 reference in thought word to the repu-
JiatIon of Van Buren, IN lo4i and the snatiOn
of Wright IN $40; ia The cornerstone srrilnmagc
of ia47, and the Buffalo bolt of Iei1: to the
slaughter of the Hard nnocents by Marcy and
Pierce and the cold-shoudcring of Dickinson $
friends hy Buch;Da but all recollection OF these
and cnpnnie events j. 10 be ohlitrrated. The
hAichet s TO be buried. The Grronymos and the
Lrnui are 10 embrace and br brothers There is
IL be no more breaking of heads in Tammany; no
uorr packing Of State Conventions no more
double delegations to National Conventions. nor
uio,e Wood and Sicklcs brawls; M more " running
.of the machine" at Syracuse by Peter Caggrr;
no more wrangling at Albany; no more cheating
at Washiugron Capu'ei, the Hard and Montague,
the Soft. are to suOke the pipe OF pcace-our
venerable Preside nt by seniority OF years lay iS
his nediciive hands upon the heads OF the two
houses II any suggestions Of ours can facilitate
this deyoutly.uished consummation, they will be
cLccriuly given, un request to the chiefs Of the
high contracting parties.