New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-18
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
GEORGE n. SANDERS TO TUE KENTUCKY
DEMOCRACY.

DEMOCRACY.
DEMOCRATS OF KENTUCKY: AS loyal to the Consri-
tuition, as faithful 10 the Union, " other State sind
Gear the party by the long fidelity It her Democracy
during ryipe minority, proud Old Common we alsa
should have been spared tie .aia of seeing any ,rn
# her 6eles alton secede from Solemn Ma iona Con-
vemion bich rh-y tad ents red pledged to abide by
s Gecion Convention Ton, Composed OF first-class
represe ntstiv. meD Of equal If Gosror ABILITY any
ofther predecessors and up"n the msy and alse pre-
text that Southern righs eudsrg ered by the ad
In,ssiun. over Yanc.y Dir unirpists aud Federal sub
nissives Of such men Ms Governor WicklItfe aud
Nicholss Col man, houo'ed OF Kentucky; Pierre
Soule Dr. Cottman, cCa and other faithful sons OF
Louisiana; Governor Winston, Seibles, Forsyth,
BrsdI,y sDd Patson. f Alhama-msn representing
twice tire OF negroes, cotton and sugar Us
treir Contestants
BIT whatever the action # nln-reHective delegates
let il not be sad Of our noble State that in the hour Of
peril to our in- tit atuns sbe from her foay
tn her country by nomination, divisional and
hopeless ihupg it be- Of of her citizens aud
tADt ayainst the regular n1ulna ion Of the nan for
when The hole of the Kentucky d. legation, Joan e.
Rrtcs in,idge at it, lead So,d but four short years
ago at Cincinnati. These yeas taee witnessed 80
r-tloersde tteD IL Mr. Douglass be b-s rs her moved
for xaro in defense of the South ia bis resolutions
against the Internal iDvasion Of the States Yet 70
faetif u, and resscherous he nppoe ion TO him n,
CtAl lesion and Baltimore, that platform which his
friends could offer could lie made acceptable. The
Feoeral Executive, sud Congressional com nnation
mperiou.ly O. msDdrd thsa ugls-, the DOLLY nsn
" 10 could carry single Nor hern Stae, should be Sci
asire. They cared not for platforms Accept one OF
heir clique and theu Any ricsets cotttfacdcn was
sound enough. On occasi Ds OF great national con
Germ ike the present lave an adding confidence In
tie patriot. NJ spirit, and sourd practical sense Of
Keptuckisns Let them now but be awas ened from
her ic atrous dram over favorie sou, and they
will not be turted from their integrity by deceptive
tro-, ec,s IL n. elevation the Presidential chair.
AT the Augost el,ction Ken;u,ky car give heavy
bow 70 The disuuion hydrs by providing that the
B,e,kb ridge candidate for Clerk whoever re ma be,
ARD however popular shall receive only tie disunion
vote For however sqbtly disguised by making
erkini ~ and Lame the uomual had the rr-sia l.
ole logic of rhe is dsniion Professions OF
" fraternai Brotherhood when made by Maj Jr
Brrcl Dridge ongh. nos 10 charm horrst men into the
censor that revooiioh-ts Of Cha riestoo aud Bal
tnore gully of the fatrcidal folly OF breskog
up the Dtnoc aric party upon al imprae ieaole ae-
erracton-d ear srsIi them 10 the fac7-win the III
eution Of acqulescing IN tue eisc on Of h7paDsah.
The mott difficult move, the disme ern-it oi tho
Den critic par lac already bee" made; aud these
u.n like Aaron Burr ~ben he failed def at the ma
,;onal Will in re substitution of himself for Jefferson
will feel that a step has teeD tak-n, back of which
there is NJ lonse stanciDg ground; ad viii like HIM.
po, for uti ern oonfrd-racy as their only hope IL
The future for political power.
Mont, tervebtiou IL ,he only platform upon which
Norh. m men ran stand and the non intervention
ID party of tie NJ tn is the only or.anizad
uf,i.uih powerful TO resist Black Republican la
terveu,ioriss. Kentucky will Dot kno Singly repel
thee faithful sll.s.
Your Augrs eIec ion may bs the crisis OF the con-
rest Urless Kentucky theD SHOWS by her vote toat
The cadida OF the disuDion cors traitors Ia MT n be
~, ct the three tigtet 10 g. before the hoose OF
R.,rt atyS.s tie Norh viii te augefed. With
mt n decisive cnud, mat, Of Kentucky upou the
dspron movement IL is be fear. tuat tbe Northern
nnt. Vel ton vote nay be dam raiized rs 10 lead
20 the ,lecron Of Lincoln by the people. OF the
Norb vo that can brought against The Rep 10
heals .bIee f.urfs ,nf b. for ,ugas agai 1t all
nttsrs the remainder divid between Bell aud eek
inridge.
Mos of the COZ Eortb is dscideds opposed
TO BE, kinr 'ge many pref-rrg Norh 'rn to S'uta-
EN- irte, v,priDu. BIecklurrRe p'"haollt' IN ne
Hru-e may involve al overwhelming defeat ID the
North, sble The op ositi"D TO Bill Is not OF sdch
character TO lead msny Demo rats 70 vote fr Lia-
roIp 20 ut h- election # Tehnessesn either
by u t pe.Iie or the House.
Let Kebtucky do dirty hravels, aud with
DO. h.,ic Intelligence SIZE did III % l-' her oy her
go eise tue No. heIn Democracy a-uurancs tnas
T. ere i, no dnI ge' of The Dsuriou Candidate, and
10 alb, el,clric eIthu,ism will courre through the
VEINS # .he'Nurth in,u-ng lite ard glad a"An''n-
iiy mo hat imwe r. boy Of citisets whose hearts
eve. tu,n o~so the s n,h drawn no. more by the
rscicsl te ~ hrgs Of otere aud ths bndng force OF
ls aisieo ,pstiopal insfrou mu icatou, and ~ al
In, sut 90 aud 20 lies 81 hend'd families OF ns'
t,,ic tellossi ip aud If social comm uuior
GEO. n SANDERS.
EtR- yO'k, July IA, 1900
TIE Democr.tc papers having started a story that