New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

any ono from this State If the reckless corse OF our
Legislature tbs past Winter. We will stsLd much
better chance 10 succeed with some mso outside OF W.
Just at this time there Ia strong fesog agsh' eh
tIassQsto CO on the Part OF Government. IL cana''
cate should be selected vel IN TO ba Ia favor oil
prnd,D and economical sdninstraio ion, against ~nom,
10 this reepect the Democrats conld urge Dobiog we
should be able TO 6gh; the bstle the ue isues and
orr position would he immense y strengthened. :,
With regard to Bates, Critsnden, and such men, sli
j have to say Ia, in nv opinion the nomination oil
snbtr woule not ifcrease the chances OF success
They shoud be wir TO summer over, and at auother
tine, or il the Republicans are successful they, or
come of Their hieDds, will probably DO called into tho
service OF their country.
IT Will be bad policy to nomica.s man that was
formerly member Of the American party for, II we
do our untriDg adveIsares, tho Democrats, VIII
Keep up tie hue and cry among our forssn populs on
that we are go ne to have q yoan NATURALIZATION
law, &c.
The question arses: Can we find man that Is
known and read Of al Republicans, not obectio usbe
to any portion Of the party, not particularly objection:
able TO Americans, and that will receive fair share OF
the foreign vote? II can, 4! seems to me he must
be elected.
be Z We New Workers. of course, hate to give up our
favorite Seward; but, II we can find snch mat az
above described duty TO our country and TO- future
generations demands of to make the sacrifice, and
we will be msgpanimous enough to do it
Who fought Douglas in the Ssna'e Of the United
States on the repeal OF the Missouri Compromise
Who followed him from position to position, until he
bad stripped him Of bis Popular Sovereignty plunage.
and made him look naked bird without feathers
That same m an has since been vice made Governor
Of his own Stste7 When he first entered upon the
duties of that oce he found the financial condition OF
the State desperate but after four years he left it In
comparatively healthy CONDITION. At the end Of his
term he war elected United States Senator for the next
six years. Reader guess by this time you begin to
conclude that mean SALMON =. CHASE of Ohio. You
are right d. Does he not cover The whole ground
He is representative 1t is entirely unnecessary
for any Committee to get him to write letter letting
us know his whereabouts. Without being member
of the American party, he never made himself odous
TO them: The foreign population, especially the Ger
mans, like him. Now, then, if what have written is
correct, in the language Of Daniel Webster, Let US
Conquer our prejudces" and our best endeavors
for the domination of Salmon p. Chase The West
the great Wett-will be blown into fame Illinois
and Indiana will be made certain beyond contingency
and by selecting the Vice. President from one OF the
Eastern States, all would be enthusiasm, and our
country would be made cafe against the further extern
sion Of Human Slavery.
Heaven grant that wise counsels may prevail, and
that sefshpess and man-worship may be forgotten,
and the great interests of common country alone
considered. WESTERN NEW YORKER.
Lo<LpoTt NJ Y, April 49, 1860.