New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
COLD COMFORT.

The Sunday Atlas gives IN its adhesion 70 the
Douglas ticket; but only see the face u makes
ever it. Here is the larger half of its leader On
the rneful topic;
-wo were sorowfa witness at Baners Of The events,
isoes and msusn.seent to which the Demo- rscy ara IN
sssd the DISASTROUS dismensermrni Of The great Nston
party 81 che Onion by uhich the hrUsnt pros 'e Of Demo
victory In the Presidential contest has en ely
hi perhaps useless upon tie aongs
Charleston and Baltimore because nothing which be
win bring beck the past close the wide besch that
been needlessy made in the ranks Of the ola Demo
cratic party. 1kst party has be- .vOcsby severed in the
Middle by the action Of is professed ends and win probs
bly, again be reunited In the power and strength that has
ssstsned or the predominant political Or
ssnzsiiop Of the country.
I'VE bed hoped fOr different result than that which
behold; but from the opening Of the Convention st Baltimore
hopes yield Instead desire 10 harmonic and
sne which apeeted find in the memosrs Of the COnven
ton perceived In the su,s.t determination the Of
supporters Donts to force him upon party and
the country al hazards and without any regard
sence With the aid OF the NewYork delegation they held
The sbsoue power determine the deste OF the party aud
IN the face Of certain de,tOeion they resolved that their vii
should be done the Sscaoe Of national organization IN
the admission rejection Of dega.es they pcTpeieo OUT
RACES upon the rights Of Individual delegates ana
State Organizations, beyond tho endurance o. 'he'I g
soeiaes rrrre.eptpg the Democratic states fney
rs.rd the regsy elected deeeaee IRON eVers
Se. their party reoes who were never
spyontsd legitimate oraHizsion anu oy 'ae9
lei unfair nibera dhono able 1pedents and the STRICT
sptheeoD Of rule, they contrNeo 70 outuu
feous majority the nion, and Obliged large majority
delegates representing certain DenOeratc ieeoraI votes
10 withdraw Ion all further association with them Thos et
With than wo d ofthe electoral vote represented they
y#oeeededto pounste Judge Dous snd declare him the
ssse Democrats party, contrary to the which
requires othds Of all the electoral colleges to make
aud binding nomiSsOn By tie vote, Senator
Fhzystriei was n MIN ted Tor Vice President.
1.-THE seeding delegates embracing representation from ~
Stat including the delegates from ali the States c-r dn 10 give
Democrats with The President Of the Convention at their
bod retired 20 another hail. and noBnsed John C. Beckn
HAr- for President Joseph Lane for Vice President
th, she great Democrats party has been dsmem
keres candidates presented BY two factions Of
H. for the hishest Offices In the gin Of the people Senator Ez
pl however, prompt TO deny the of his name for
Sie such ceusiaDees although he had
sou.iy consented that might be used as the nominee OF
sn.d party; his place the Donsas ticket hss since
S~en hed Executive Committee sppoined by the poi
Jon Of toe Convention which nomiDsed Judge Douglas, by
sub tusng the the Hon Herschel " Johnson.
5e1sior FROM B-orsis
'A,ws view the neither Judge Douglas nor Mr.
Breimaee have been regularly pominsted according 70
ry usage honest Democrats who support or the othe
~ justly be deboun, ed dsserters fro the party standard
election Of either by the people surely beyond all hopes
and the o,y thing for paroeD eora do, to preserve
<ir local possible, ou the division that has
,.sph-d The national party No comproDs, or concession
or Of the retirement the Geld OF both tsndds.eewhieh
result Dsztt imposiniiycan now be made that VIII
the eeton Democrats President by the people
vsIty OF schemes nevertheless proposed Of them
prseeAbI by which tle election Of Old Abe Gun be
rrhed TO be whether them can DC
tons. minated Wa have reasonable hope however, that
py practical scheme viii be devised and carried ont
defes. of Lincoln ~hO hsrdy fail under pre-
to secure the vote of every Northern State
nvhich two Democratic tickets re run"
The Douglas party held a ratification meeting in
Pxpeuil Hall, Boston, Friday evening. Among the
resolutions adopted were the following:
R,,d That Douglas johnson the regularly n,mi
eardses Of the Pay and such are entitled 70 t- cor
s sT pS q oss 1SO 1ountsy %i.sdfs party
,n IT. Nominations IS enemies and unworthy OF confidence IN
T. ggp0.sd TO ssts:S: and dis Ss "a. a;
D~hO pshise viii them and viii al ell tunes and under
he s Of 2: Hon sspbsG DSGS
de -ibes Of nineDh. Of the party In thu city and state
therefore cordially neor:s the ane and viii use our best
ana unitee Efforts 70 secure ais election
The following il the entire ticket nominated at the
Re, uhbcap State Convection, held at Burlington VT,
ass Wednesday;
ERAsTUs FAIRBANKS, 81. JOhusbury.
Ew Lieut. GOeeynor
LEVI Underwood Of Burlington
Jo1s f & Pes assa, Of Rutland
For Electors ar lGTge-"m Henry u Bellows FANS henry
~ Ssas. @@ise-H h Baxter Of Rul.nd ohm saih,
sssI,, Of Br.ttisbSfo, A j. novel; OfEoHh Troy
Iii stru. tha, we know not what day may bring
forth, ard comparison of the following paragraphs
hem two tissues Of the same paper satisfactorily illus
rstes il:
- ia, Rehe.fey Laioa From The RochssteT UsicT,
Jpnt Is JHae 81
The norIn.l,oo fr Vice The deeension OF Fitzpatrick,
Sent one most emf substitution HeIscnel
-ty g. 10 be- made. w. Johnson 81 Gs Vice,
Of solitary change
the South, and b. the Denocretic ticket rnI
of tweve yeb attek voted f1f tne Jeu
n th psd States Seatr h. resolutions and he shond
usp.d a national Tepu,stl have been placed upon
md standing His peculiar ne same ticket with s,ephth
tie duties of VoePiesi A. Uossss Bst the SDa m
lp and H., personal pppu. lde-s wanted hD; aud
Az among 6is colleague they ga hed 81 he
n how h, the fact that I e. lpe cnten;y and
SIS into the Sens- prey. his 1eclenson MAKES
has Oeen iny ariaby chosen Everything right again
trssdsIt pro tenn st every ses-
n Of Congress-
One Of the laIgest and most spirited meetngs ever