New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-18

uspd majority in the Senate Wn"
"uousense 10 talk Of any other ral,ins-point than
.. than this '"-"No Douglas and johnson are
the men " shout another crowd. "They nave
.the regular Democratic nomination; they oah
"(witb Jour help carry Free Stats; they occupy
"a middle ground; there is no hope OF oeatlhg
I" Lincoln except by concentrating On the fnVorie
" Of the Great North West. "-"Why. don't you
"see," says q Bell man. that neither of the
"Democratic factions will give way to the other
GA, a tina, the ouly hopeful course is to drop them
"both, and rally % orr man, who Is Obnoxious 70
"Deitherl Then you can settle your fanny feud
Z" on equal footing. close your ranks, and be all
",ight Tor tho struggle Of 1864. Bell and Everett
/" have no platiorm-they have scarcely party;
"you can all unite on them without sacfifce.
4" Bell and Everett for ever J"
SO they stand wrangipg from day to day, trying
to come together, yet eettiog fureh-r apart; and
mean time the People flock daily to the standard OF
Lac, 10, and the days ft by in which coalition
Of the minority factions seems possible, AID No
yember steadily approaches. There is not
shadow of ooubt that, were the election to be held
but California, and rot improbaby her ALEC; while
his friends would make good fight for come OF
the Slave States Ii is very clear to his distracted
adyersaries that something must be done: but
wbatl
FL. President Frank Pier e has been called 10
to the pStlen, in this desperate extremity; and his
diagnosis Of the ease, addressed TO Ben. f. Hal
lett, is published in The Boston Post. lie is clear
that il is q care of compound fracture aud Seiy
dabgerous-in fact he see rs to pefreive but
Sill gle ray Of hope. He does Dot even name Doug
La, whom he evidently egards wrh no favor;
would bs exceedingly granfed Z" il our frends Ia
"all ,ec.inns OF the land would unite earnestly
"spd cordially in the support of Sir. Brock nrldge
" and Gen. L,ne:" but then they won't; and
what's thr use 10 wishing Finally, with respects
10 CuL Greene, and a remark that he will be Ia
Boston soon, and can talk more freely and salts
factorhy than he sees fit to write, he says;
sm lot without hope that the sterling Democracy Of ths
k.y,toe State will be able unedy support the electoral
ticket already nominated by them without regard to the prefer
ep individual nominees bot with satisfactory under
,spoins az TO the which the Of the State SHALL
In certain be and that their example DO
followed other and thus something like un.niy De
yet secured Should policy like this at con;atoy and
just pursued may well be animated oy mesh nope ana
con6d Ice"
1t is very clear that the General sees just how
this broi should be settled, and " nders that
Others are not equally ,erspcacious Run Demo-
cratic ticket in every State, unpledged to any par
ticulsT candidates, and let oil good Democrats
20 1t bli d." Them since all the electors thus
rbosan could evidently not be induced vote for
either Doug as or Breckenridge, it is obvious that
they must vote for some tnird person. And sup
po,e the lame of that third person shpad be
Franklin Pierce, what of it He has been thrust
into the " imminent, deadly breach" to save The
Democracy ere now, and he viii not ref Use 70 be
thus sacrif ed again. Here Is the ya~nlnJ ch,sn,
and here is Curtius: let the Democracy never des'
PAR mr. faint but cry nightly to him, aud be
will not hesitate to rush to the rescue.