The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17
The Combinations and Divisions OF
Parties.
FEAR AND TREMBLING OF 1HE REftBttCAS CuiLfS
WENDELL FHILLfPs ASD the Tribune.
From the New York Tribune. july 10
: or coNfrsloN.

Tux corNsELs or CONFUSION.
wASmScroS, tnlv Is IS6o
promneni citizen Of uinJs Wits - friends IN tnis
CITY iha, He'll AMI Everett electoral u.k-, De rug "a W.
receives reliable seerses 10 A1 sat- ny al mT Ms
theIeterr ~ W ~ = n,e,r,y ie, ,hrrn Pc a
the psroc letter 81 William nuer Of New lork, who advises
msd q aslyang Nr IAeeolH 40 as' 1eeSri3s sl o
narcr - iscsne psrcs % hsins Tor is oli-e
lhe CONCESSION 81 p. e, vote 81 s',grs 0 S ~ a
they defect seisi and are morally oe"'n 10 'ecare ''e
The Iiinc. coaysr,on meets on ,he i7'h ins The
fri-n- B aus Everett IN other s,e, .ss insrc'sre no
time inrr III nfs bretr-n ihr import
asrr OF rqr prfne - icSei asd - supp"riag
lin HSa ~ aaS, 81 cciri they do their day. nri
las o~u state Uerg huu viii lose him thousands
sS eaipr ~hir VIRGINIA friest- he,e
SIs. she sssic u, he,I ~ a, ra,, Us go majority
Ihs new. from Loan. Aso,n, Ms ms, .n 4.
scrp,icu The ozlts men ~ ~ itsr S'irs 49, GU,
We puhlish the above letter 90 political adversary,
order rcseeis may see ho~ wd are the etena
tons hos desperate chances of the opp'u'nts vi
Libcoo and Han'lin They here admit thai Tue repue
can canddates Garnet b. beuteu Ia Tue vote at the
peOpc-hat the only hope &C defeating them y thr'ngh
throwing Ne elccou uto the hossr, where Lincoln mas
more fricnds el'eatns than auy otnr cand
date and wherein (the ei's,on bciu. mate NJ stated
Bel and Douglas tcscthcf have ma 10 cc' three oi Tue
thirty three votes AUD Yet al manuer 81 Bargains and
huKsriugs he made betse,n the friends q these
candidate m uruer ~ ghtc their desperate hope Ut
beating Incu,u. To- this cud--
Il
peciea dir,c,ly ior he Douglas cieotord tc~rt
Tho Be men OF lliiTvs are urged t. rsn svpra'e
electoral hnpc that they may thus draw 81
~hg voice enough from Loeoin 70 give ,he stat" 70
uVuElas
Breckiur,dge Ia VIC .ius AMI thus give hc state 70 Bs
a ~. Iougias tnca q the c,tt IN stats, not being
strong enough give those states 10 Sl, are ~ vte
drecily the lea cstt, and thus ocst the supporters
Of BreCk nIidgo
Thcas be II observed are net our calculations, they
are thoec u the correspondent They god, a. least
% the extent Of their concession that nethsr Bel
DougAs Ia, any reliable strength All thu w % cast "
either Of them must BE- iubbcf and barg 'nei Tor
helping Douglas IN the North, gyt ~ either
case fctii ous show at strength. Ana IA, gshnt o all
To throw the election into The Hcdse where Bel has
and Douglas another Of the th ~ hrce 'ss seven
teen Of which required 10 eject President
Now, need hardly repeat tie expression of our Goa
victon that Brecknrtigc, who rcpr SCENTS princpr not
A uggle will receive electoral votes than either
Bell or Dougss. and will certainly into the use,
the election II carried there whcfc Lincoln " az
teen states and Breckenridge twelve ~ two for ~hCh
ever Of their rivals come In third, md Tour iei
or doubtful To all observing, disrasionaie minssn
must be clear that II Lincoln Is not next Prrsh
rcckinridge Iaue will be. But the point 81 which W
youid cali csrecia acniiDn ~ this what sort ~ 40 al
instrson could be made or hal on the bt-'s 1T eiicr
Bells or Douglas sec,ioni
This practical age ard this Is N emaently praci
cal matter. " the United states Scna.rs who WI o. "a
fenths cither Lincoln republicans Byk inride De
mo<ras. Douglas aua Ben together vii not have hall
donea supporters ia that body Ia the House tey Gao
not have " exceed hty ont II two handri aod thirty
orvrn or eight, II President should be elected whom
cithcr TIM republicans nor ihe great mass 81 ine d-
cyats can conade ln, how h he to carry the gpru
,epts If by AID OF the republicans, he must trrc WIN
ueu IN their policy Of favoring free labor IN th" Ter 20
res. N by AID Of The democrats they vii iussi "a hs
,,.r,ic.j assent 10 their dgHa q slavery prueten m
The Territories There F ~ Mode course am " tn're
vere President who Undertook " ste'f is' Wy N'l''
md himself outside of any heathy lNh'iSA "f6~i'
We .pceai 10 The Union man 10 Judge Whether T,c'
administrative sd-f,ed &c the f''-va' e'''s'"s ~"