New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
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Abby X. gency 10 put Cos. seymour ~ "a""s
T. receIs. The nomination 1T Charleston, Va con-
tbg-ncy very likely to sri'e IN toas o'o'' lucy
wou0 be- dissip-ieo ny The recent coufs" oil hs per
soDal oIgar. HE Ailas dHd Argus. Td- hest 90
stscle in The wsy of toe co5-ummation OF this
scheme WIS Mr Dickinson rival deleg,,ioo of
b,s freud. at Charleston could have prevented the
u, mir ali n Of seymour. even thOseh they bad
f,iltj to secure hi, owo. Es-ry ar, and aPph'nce
was therefore put ia rsqulsl'lon To dispose al
Dickinson ,bd doutle delegation. This aas ae-
coz phsb, al the meeting Of the State COMMITTEE
Dickinson was be,ubbered with fasoDe prsise
END then swallowed by the Committee. The Sage
Of BDgfam,ou being thus efrctua!y disposed of,
The Woo plot for securing Wise delegation was
exploded by The treache Ious exposure of the Don
nelly le ter.
Apo Low the Regency grow bold. They have
al along been b.rpiug upon toe necessity OF
"uu'.d" delegation Ak Charleston. Except to toe
sbalb west ttIDler-, this has always meant much
more than merely n s'lect by Safe Convex
ton delegation might be chosen in that mode
and vt have M unity OF opuiou IN regard tothner
men or ueasur.s TIE identity sought has been a
oueness of sentiment upon candidates aud plat
toms; a perfect uliOn of feeling aud purpose IN
respect to the lice o. pohcy to be pursued Ia any oil
those Emergencies which may arse on moments
potce in the shifting exigencies of National Con
yeotiCn.
Since the sdiourpmeut Of the State Committee,
tie Soft organs bare done little else than denouoce
Wise for to,ting division of toe Democracy, AMI
lsud united del' CATION at the National Con'en'
tiou. Let NeN-Yo.b De a uLii at ChaIlestoa!
sss The !iiias and Argus. Aud all Us echoes
RESPOND .Am-i e" Tie State Consention will
Jes,.,er the DEGREES of the Regency. The delega
ton vii be uoit. The unit will talk softy IN
javer of Douglas and Hunter, aud Guthrie; and II
either Of em reaches Polnt in he CANVASS When
IFS thirt five votes i'll tire scale III bis favor,
he cat have them. pIoyieed be- will promise 70 give
Gov SCI mour a scat il the C.bine', and the So't
managers the control Of the Federal patronage 10
tbs Stale.
But. III, Regency intend that oone of the regu-
larl, eIt. rsd steeds seal reach tnat stage in toe
rsce. il they can preyertit. Their pohcy wLl De
20 seem to favor each of tue saiest, but re1ly t.
so fmbarass the all 10 clear the track for their
own fsvoIlte After the Copseption is sufficiently
wesrIed and worried BY pcotracted contest,
the time will haze srr'ved for the - unit to make
it's power felt in the contingency so significantly
spc adrri;ly suggested 10 the fcllo"iog paragraph
from The atlas and argus. every line of which is
carefully weighed, and pre- Uant with meaning:
"The Wise Letter ADD it. revelations teach lesson
TO the D.nt cIats OF NewlOIk They appeal to their
q. En.u linn 4 n
toty would not in times past be made the sport OF
potciaIs III other States, and be piayeG th ags!n't
ach other t. be deprived " all lnnde &c
apc po~,r-ifip short they wouid preserve u vesige
If s.Iespect IF cigLity at home OF position abroad
they ust be uIit.d aud send 20 the National ConVen-
ton ,ftte psity oel-g ate who all net IN harmony
and give nifty and phasis &c TIE volceof Ne" York
To stsn this nd 1t Is worth while to m ake s4crlnce
lot obly Of fpe but if need be- real AID suotah'a
ssci fces. TIE, " u all h. repaid many fold by the
re,olt arrived a. ola unred NewYork." lit were
~e tbIk wIl Dot be- fa l,stlon OF prefer
b.t~ believe and gif'ed OF ~n
S,ae-a question ct -uudeiiDg ne lies which bind Us
t. one a, oveI coming tUo lrJudces which separate
u from utibsri ~e Tepea We were shut npto such
AZ sr. at We il be doubted that If the Democrats
of Vngits as stated ty The Enquirer, prepared
To uhk. Il tir own SITS nit by adopting either q
VIZ. or a Hunter those t Nea York could be equally
sag &C Gus pniio c and tbe sane result, by
TIE suppt IT Of either a Dickinson or Seymour
This probuncismrnto Of the Regency shows the
use WHICH they DIES gu 10 make OF tn4lf ioDgc''ettu
" united dele CATION 1t is to meet the possible |
contingency # Notbero candidate being brought |
forward, at the last moment, 10 relieve the Con- |
yeuton from the eDtsng lrDents Ia which it may be
ermesbtd by the struggles Of Wise against Hunter,
of Cobb against st, phebs, of Breckenridge against
Guthrie Of Hammond against Orr, of Brown |
ail Il Sldel and of each sgaiDst all the Others,
thus rendering the nomination Of Southern can
die ate impossible The bare doubt suggested in |
this paragraph at to whether this emergency viii |
arise OILY gives the more wight to the proposition
to bring forward Gov. Seymour as the Polk or
Pierce Of the exlgency. The modest hunt will con.
cate aud wiz, where the bold assertion might dls-
gust and repel Should the contingency arise, aud |
New-YUrk be called upon to Lame its favorlt-, Of
cOurse 1t would be extremely painful for the |
Soft delegation to express preference between |
sUch equally beloved Statesmen as Horatio Seymour
aud Dsniel s. Dickinson