New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11
THE CHICAGO CoNVEJ vTYoM

Though We presume there is no US in eny further
attempts to change the day Of the G bicagO COnvn-
ton, we give the following argume nts Of citizen
Of Bucks County, Penn:
"No one will deny the imports nee Of carrying
Pennsy lvsbis in the coming campaig end Ia order
TO secure this il is essential to have thoRSugh gan
izaiion and full vote out in the r. Coast les Of
the State In 1885, the heavy Ant i-Rspublicar vote
in this section Of the State gave Ger elections Ba-
shanaD AID should these aforesaid Eastern 60 uues
poll similar vote this year. the voic CT the Ks ystone
Safe WILL in all probability, be agai nst us egaia
Now, it should be borne in mi nd that the tine at
which the Chicago Convention IN ealOd ist ue very
period at which all the farmers hrou yhout u entire
aection viii be busily engaged at hay-GaEI g'-ths
most busy season in the whole year-vhieh Ontinues
up to the very beginning OF harvest, and VI h many
farmers, for week and two weeks SeyOaa harvest.
This season is go busy that requires the coz ant and
unremiited atlenonof the farmer aadsl lie bands,
and be cannot and will not, as general ale, allow
any other consideration TO interfere with h Persons.
And this section-excepting the city ofPii adelphia-
being almost exclusively an agricultural region, il is
easily seen that if no organization a cted before
hay making commences It caEnot bsacOoH plished
even begun till after harvest and hays are over,
which will be somewhere near. the beginning OF
August
"But from about the middle ofiSsag to the middle
Of June is q season Of comparative leisure for the
farmer. Corn is generally p!safeds throughout this
section, in the latter part Of AREi an the beginning
NJ NAV and then the farmer has toie ably easy times
till the beginning of hayug, as alFosS stated Now,
II The nominations should be made this season. the
whole community could be Al saes; Interested Clubs
could be formed at in every n ra district and
nrettv thorough organization sfeG d before the COM
mepceuent Of the busy sasson-' Every one must
ace the advantage Of such ea14 organization. com,
paIed with that accomplished . } much lafer The
spirit Of enthusiasa arouse would not subside
during tie busy season. A spirit Of inaairv and
discussion would ail be Kept mp, and, after harvest,
ali hands would be ready togo to work IN good earnest
without losing any time in y ehminary arrangements
Again, duriSg the laas ~ years many men, who
have been 'Danocrats th,r lifetime, AID voted for
Buchanan in 900 hayeAeHl considerably shaken by the
coTTuptions aid outanlsb hereies ofthe Adninstrs-
hon, and can Be committed and secured TO ms By nelly
organization. Where's, if we allow the sham Democ-
racy to rake their nominations Two months before
ours are made, va give them every oAance in the
world Porcelain Aese doubling aAd hssiang men, by
misrepresentation Of tho Republeaps aud by exciting
aifesh their old. partisan prejudises.
D." Il seems 10 me impossible. that ihe Republican
Coniitee an be deaf to tho unanisous voice Of thu
whole Republican party. VIII they take the resPoD'
Sllty Of disregafdng the advice Of the whole parry
"a far IA is Judgment can be acsrtsinedi SuPpsss
they do. and our candidates are defeated IN November
how wOald they feel thsnl Lat them reconsider tneF
sctiOA and eau an esrller Convention, aud thea they
will be blamelesB, whatever the result may DO.
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