The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23

vctsa would be an aggregate loss. Ths 10 certainly
pl.onx a very high estimate the radical element"
I'D paying . poor compliment TO the Conservative
strength Of the country. Mr.. Stewards friends maintain
that he srous because Of the radcasm Of biz rre.
pressbIe conflict" DOCTRINES that il he we're less ultra ho
would lcss strength; and that therefore, there
wisdom In proposing to court conservatism by taking
Mclean Bates, or any compromise candidate II ID
mistake, they maintain, to suppose that all tho radical
voters can be retsed In support Of oAnd
date The country, argued, is ripe for radical
Tue receu. in wiscon do where the question prac
cay was whether the constitution should bs oseyed the
law. saasrosa .ua ;as edsr. judiciary respected In
Northern States have become indoctrnatsd with the
worst sort OF radicaism.
most Enthusiastically after New York, where claimed
his strength rests not alone mainly local feeling but
dspute the assumption that vest VI the Mona Bdges
DISTRICT 0 country probably OF more aggeg ht5Rence
than o~n DO found In similar rural On tue face
Of the gobe-wood vote just - Wisconsin has voted
note majority against federal Constitution and Jadc-
larry thea 90 near destroy pre-
IN support Of thcm Among tue mass Of voters
within thai wide DISTRICT the slavery feeling
eay asgeaavo and scarcely appreciates the theory and
tho PLAIN teaching of the oonssuuon slavery in tho
ue 10 fully accepted, belief Of It's advocates,
that 70 day st. IAwreaoo, with ner seven thousand ma
joriy Jefferson, with her ak thousand Onaudags with
her ve ,hoasaud Oneida, with her not less majority,
were the question pat square 70 them whether slavery
where e win Fugitive Slave law, enforced here
everywhere, shall bs acknowledged obeyed under
the constitution az something against which have
right agitss, whether Slavery Fugitive Slave law
tho constitution and the Judiciary, should bo
ake IN order 70 effect pfacticA s0olili0nsm- say 1t ID
tho bebef Of few that with tots question fairly put,
thoee ssropghods OF republication In New York would
huri their Tremendous msSorss against slavery, against
the Fugitive slave law against the constitution against
Judiciary into the scale Of aDotoa ana trust
queoces II this be true, then II is not difficult TO Why
the radical Candidate ID the strongest.
Bus II b not in Wisconsin Nov York where the
conceded 70 the republicans under ordinary
NaAoes Is Is IN Pennsylvania New Jersey ana Indians
where the question " 90 decided, and It Is 70 those
States that the question applies is full force which will
be surcet 70 carry thcm radical or
ddAte. Ii Mr.. Seward cannot carry Pennsyiv ANA,
that enough why GO should no, be rua
New York conceded to the republicans with some
oue else than Mr. Sewara the Candidates Il? Not II
il s true that perasps the most distinguished and inu
eared not long ago. that If Mr. Seward nominated
there would be no contest IN New YORK. 1t may be
might TURF ou that in winning Peprsyivans, New York
would be lte not the OF 't- strength candi
dates but tue ddelty of leading republicans.
AS the time for blug chicago Convention
approaches the contest between Seward
tho hand and Bates Mclean the other Banks,
Cameron IN ase, &c, peiug lost sgut Of IL s
probable that either Of tnose gentlemen will be heard
II in the convention after they aAsi have received few
complimentary first ballot. Chase has al
reAoy secured comfortable sea; IN the United states
SepRte Banks Can Afford 10 wait
Csmeron, is asserted In nigh quarters, has good
will have groanos Of consolation ne Is not taken II
would not matter OF asionIshment Judge Reed OF
Pennsylvania, should at stage other OF Chi
csfo proceedings loom 10 rs compromise candidate.
BE has from the past, haa strong hackers, who haze
shown their gooo sense In not bringing him too promi
pently forward. There is no knowing what \ mouths
time may 40 in nsiug mp hcIasn's prospects
Bates has certainly been damaged by being brought out
early He has, 100, shown himself too ready writer
letters, some OF which evrce not much more craft
inn did OF The le1ers OF G.u Taylor, written while
in training for nomins tiou.
It pretty certain toa when the Chicsg0 Convention
GAIL fnd itself prepared to take up the question OF candi
dte the delegates representing the several States will
invited 70 bestow little reflection the subject,
I'D TO yer on their responsibility who among the
Ctnguished candidates suggested not suggested, will
eha,d tho Penney lvana delegates, acting under this
ride practically determine that Mr. Sc cannot carry
tatSsate, the Convention wouli scarcsly dare
xulefhe decision ana place candidate In nomination
who according the best Information itself possesses il
quiteoertx;p "a be defeated.
Mr. Roscoe Copkling. of New York, In the House TO-
day, strong outspoKen republican speech, boldly pre-
scented the reorganization aud relnvigorston of the gu
premecourt Of the great purposes OF grand
that win the election Of republican President some
four h six judges will be added TO ths Supreme
court, d that the vampire Of slavery, now fitting
about In he shadows OF that tribunal may be driver
TINS the last refuge OF the compromises OF the
sttuton 70 be broken up and the spirit OF ab0lonsm
to regs every department. and ride rough shod over
slavery AID the slave power" TINS explains the "irre
preesbe onict' speech Of Mr. Seward wherein he says
that his VIZ upon slavery is 70 be confined within the
rule OF constitution and the laws The Supreme Court
70 be shipped TO the constitution according to
order.