The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-31

Mr.. bates end tAs mileage Csnvs~Aas~.
Ibs republicans 4 Misss.I, ssis .hisi oassss =
win give electoral vote 70 the repablean dasko
q; ss A.Ts y. :: E..z
have addressed Mr. Bates isssr aakss fsr n eT,sss
day with view to bis sounstoa q Chicago N -
Mr.. Bates has duly replied, ana consents thai his aAno
hall be used 81 Chicago a. candidate for ths rspubNosa
nomination.
Now this Ill very we'll % fer a. Missouri u co~~ssa
and \ may be very good policy ,oo n Wow e tAs I'd
elections In that STATE whore tho oppossa y ne =
that 4 immoral, rrelsous and contrary y Tie laws 4
God, but on tho more prsotacal ground thas y z ~
furious 70 ne pecuni.ry interests Of that aaaS
tards tho developcmc0t Of her resources and anbss
inuriousy al her great interests, BY preventing hr
sts,ss By which ahe ; bounded o. thIes sidss wsS
not take exoepcs 70 The prooseds sheccfes, bst heps
il may do good In the STATE whsre This msvenas ha
more innusuos upon ths RspuSncss Cccvc.ao. sSsa Z
the oppostioa in Tennsssse had made similar nsvS-
presses and individuals IN The rspubliosa psry vhs
think favorably Of the noninassoa of Mr. Bates =
Chicago, Loa The grounds Of loxpeais.cy. Thsr tAssy
the republican party should b 70 obtain psssesa Of ~
government and tho control Of IL patronage ana thse -
,otcc ~ Pncpss ~ tne exoscec tne iedcfea pever.
unsorupulOus fashsr 70 biz soaIMy son, rsosivs =
blessing; 60 forth and make money-6eassty Il yss oac.
IN Gut iu.d nae M ~. s 81. W. our fotcs 80
E 20. m ~. rnxoos 70 msLs Secss~ Dss-
81 our I'm r ,s.:. a. Deeses cay ews yens
worm. AS an expediency movement, Mr. DssslaS
Va earnesy canv.s:ed ~ the very nea whe
perceive that ausoa has recently been made . -
subject On the floor Of tho House Of Representatives We
were repea.eoy approacned upon ne suSteoe but 81
ns peace WIN the republican, OF Hines ~ coming ever
squarely and fairly into their ranks, and demaadag 8
their principles In opposition 10 the democracy, snA 10
No VIII establish claims 70 . nomination IN 1894, vtAsh
cannot fail to have Consideration bu. Is utterly impss
sno tha be can become the standard bearer Of the
publican party n 1860 without dagrsceful sacrinee e
our men, which would involve suoA bass
would withdraw from ito support" We stated, ~,
nsd reason % know that Mr. Douglas dd NOT dess = -
o.v 0r me un 1854 xns: SS .a =
ready to DO all hst was asked Of u.s. provided tho des
making him the republican candidate In 1890 sSaa
doned and We could name distinguished individuals VIE
WIZ pear iesmony 70 our good faith "a striving y indsss
!ne republican leaders OF Illinois 70 adopt Mr. Douglas =
place nmseu on the republican platform.
These things belong TO the past and Mr. Doupas n nsv
cratic Convention In regard to thai nomins tios 49,
ever we now repeat what NO have always horetefpr~
saddle has NO more chance Of thar we have.
when he had the sshtest chance Of nomnatoa Sy -
democracy; and sier The Adjournment Of The Cssr.s
pressed upon the CONFEDERATION Of the Nationsi RscsSI
Convention by the very men who now AK fsr -
nomination Of Mr. Bates ~ SEQ. q they dad n:
question as an expediency candidate for he rs..S
lcsn party Mr. Douglas rejected by the democrsox ~
Mr. Bates The democracy vii reject hin bsoasss q ~
doctrine Of squatter and sthoush ~ re,S
Tbev know as has been nroved N ths Tsrr;to,S ~ -
sas and Nebraska the people win REJECT slsverv
rendered to them and that therefore, squaer ssveoa
ty though wrong principle u Is edectuaI b. g "a
very extension as can be the action of Congresa Az
All oner Respects Mr. douglas would mako quite ~ gseA
sreponncan PRESIDENT as would Mr. Bates. He vsu1A
elusive reasons In the first place. he would bring WITH
lin ssay .AasG polao9 Oh wnls remains OF ne 10
IocIsuc pity LIMOS, INDIANA, Pennsyvania and New
SescyI Ano seConoy, no woula Do lar more acceptAeb
o rePuo1Cs1s VINO ioogns the oateae Of 1850, ehaa
s woo,a VT ba,es True. both Dough-: and Bates
Iougnt against % on that occasion; but While Hr'
OoueIas STOOD conspicuous in tho ranks Of he de-
mocracy ana achieved success, Mr.. Bates headsd Q
tnro parry TOT no eeI reason but 70 destroy rspabh
Causm. NJ Doueiss Iouens Ior oemocreao prn0peoGs
Tor the possession Of the government, and for the hsar
On socoess ano ne niumpned MI Bates on the oonsrs-
ano repudhes he neither expected nor desired
ana ordcr 70 prevent the election q Fremont aal ne
Tiu%Pn OF REPUBLICAN, principles, no supported Knsu
No.nngsm, WINCH ne nov oeoouncee, and hborea - 80
cure sne election o. James Buchanan, who, ~ he vel
Knew, was dehoeratey pledged 70 oppose each and Ill &
tne ~. principles 70 whicn no (Hr Bates) Aow gives
az sdnesion ~ nv !eter 70 ne republicans Missouri
Az oesween MI bstes and M Douglas, thea there caa
~ no selous quesIon Oeloro me Cncaeo Conveatee
sneL names snouio 20 presented Iof n0minAdoa. Ar.
ougns sHogetner me strongest oy reason Of tho a.
neLeo@ ne would nfing from tho democratic ranks;
.ao ne woWo % mmeasoraoy tho most acceptable
70 tne IePuoncans OF 1900, because while no opposed
sne ne Sa 20 open,y ana maalaly, and nad csa1
- Ua1 1 no WIZ wn,cn 70 Triumph; wnle, O ~
H. bases aavocned principles u which he ID
no oenevs, ana me eeucoa OF ono whose sucocss 10
nne~ ~ ~ ~, 70, ana Aocied jealousy v achieve
,O MI nucnAnAn ana nH pro.sAvery principles,
lor nc oIoe, eany oonsldersaon and with NJ avsws1
Purpose, excep. 70 prevent the success 4
0suSe ano 'ne estaohsnmeos o. republican
P'mc'P'os'
But there is still another expedieucy candidate vtsss
claims to be presented 70 the Chicago Coaveatea
upon the Identical grounds which the frea A e NJ
Bates assume in his behalf-that H. that he WIN brias
over 70 the republican party in 1850 tho old line vhes
and Know Nohings and Americans who defeated Is q
1856. The only plea for the NOMINATION OF M Bstcr
which has been urged by any press or aay sot 4