New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
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eoSslg1s Al 06ss TIA, % gnsOl ~ EafElp9y eaa %
exp.etsd, sr1 - a ssessssry coossq1eses t.-'
defeat mar be antleig4tea 10 Is1J Unlsf M aa9s'
b,m.Lle e.reymstaDees, s0ecsm - ng' 70 ss
a<si.,.1 zatts,Ut egsrt ssd concentration oi al
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e.. .,S..se, H. To st,sio hi. great cod, no
s...ses "a ,gsseirLs or ugfsssDnabis cO0esssi0n 10
- hs aIso al tse S,uib, @bp have pr0ysd the 10
.,..s,,ts B., roasting the repeal 0f the N'ssO9n
(,gapns1ss sD1 oyposigg the L@cpmpDn tfan] 10
s,.Ty shape asa Lfm. Aii they s>s ia not 70 De
ss1Al.d with oDDseesssry burdens, aod ~ b. al
Iossd W participate faify sLd bDnUablJ.
There ~ to-day a c0osdsfabie party IN mOst 0i
the sssthern States, aud msjorty in ~ eoss fur,
IL the <st b. fairy made, 0ppo.ed ~ ths m,fise,
tyrasEy, sad cOffDptlsns Of the pf.s,nt b1mi1is-
traiion. Thy desBe cba1cs u eSpfessiss to@''
hstllity ehsctissly, and, therefore, wsh u CO
operate witb .bs OfgsDizsd Opposiuon st,u softs
While ~ ppatbziog T. Der.ly WIN thsif H'sss shi
prseteaDy " itk the p.iicy winch diFhet psrirs on
sytsepe bbgtb. required by t0pss Who e'nesi'e
iAry have achieved great triumph when they have
Ss.ct1d formidable platform. Now, are tbey, and
others 10 the S0r.b YbO hold the oal40ee 0i ppNer
ia several Etat.s, ~ be excluded from participation
IA Je10l
An impression prevails, whether eofrecuy ~ not,
that tins IDtsres, 10 " be excluded bg reqgsltiDns
tp witch they c4o,0, confirm. IL }. already re-
oellsd by beng told, Iust 0n the eve N imppftnt
b1atsern elections, that particular theories m9't
be- adopted ~ condition precedent " lob com
us,on These declarations, If not pgfpo.eiyma1e
are esTtsiDy unfortunate IN p0iDt oi hrne, so1 are
ased 10 cru,h oct the Den mo On eg. ry sttl ssue
have stDod up against sectional clamDf anf csni,
and 10 sId out Vi Congress have Doby VIndicatod
their patriotism AID fidelity. ELbfidge sn1 other
ssIlsut men ia TelDessee, UhO never h1ched al
The gfeat crisis, have D. confront an io.ldIpns
enemy, armed WITH weapons furnished BY Northern
hands. This /, not Tgh. IN itself, nor wi,e eVe1
Es expectancy.
It's proper that managers who have undertaken
~ dictate the programme FOR IobO, SHOULD hn'"
there 10 a contingency Ia which ttiId candidate
may be presented, and in no factious spirit, aod
with 10 per.Ons parpose, such as were exhibited
10 1886. This movement bns been considered North
and Soutb; aid there Ia Information here, demon
srating that II has already eDg,ged The attention 0i
impotsnt Influences IN both sections, hs posi-
buIiy By DO means remote Should II be started un-
der the auspices named, much sigacity will not be
reqpxed " predict the result Ia lctJ. II Tue Op-
position would proht BY tho distractions Of the De-
nocfsey, and seize the opportunity % redeem the
Government, they should brgin ~ reasonable CON
citation and the uuiJn cf all their forces. When
the battle begins every sDloier s'ill be- needed.
The Administration ig daily receiving letters from
oil parts of the country representing taat ts recent
manifesto, denying protection % adopted citizens
abroad, bss produced the most DISASTROUS effects
os the party. Al through the West this feeling is
strongly sTpfessed and IL ~ beloved that Thousands
Of votes VIII oe lost froGi this ia the August
elections. Lea6 Jog Democrats wnte that this
declaration has nDt01ly eItDgushed all their hope.
Of san by the Massachusetts Amendment, bat
driven AMY numbers Of the tfuest party men, who
consii iey they have been ni.led and deceived