New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09

IT, and bss been, technical an Der OF toe RepuOhau
organization. This ruls Is distinctly applied TO Judg
Baes Of Missouri, and perceive that Tie Ner- Yorh
Herald assets that he ia consequently "lad ont rs
dead eofk in u e pi'."
Ii sppeus to me, IN every respec. unfortunate that
our dncnssion should be Of character to provoke
20 comments; 10 rejoice enemies and to initiate
and perhaps ali, nate GONE Of our friends.
Ishouo be- clad 10 believe that the articles referred
to- might be set aside as mere personal oioyncracy,
and Of DO general Specification; but the prominence
Of the writers, in the Republican party and then
knon paIliaes for q distinguished Ne@-York Z an
dldsie, compel us 10 regard them as part OF pro-
pIanme IL is necessary to nqui e. therefore, whether
sny ptrson s authorized to cay that no canqdate out
eide Of The technical Republican organization, is to be
considered rs on eligible candidate before the Chicago
Cony ent,OD
The Call If the Republican Committee, is in these
worcs:
a. National Republican Convention will meet az
Cbicego ", dat sday, the 18th dag OF June Dex at
2ccocs lno nj ifr The nomination OF candidates to ne
Imported Tor PRECEDENT aud Vlce-fresden ut the next
lection.
"Tbe Republican electors Of the geyeral States, the
menu ers the Peoples Jarty of Pennsylvania, and OF
The Opposition party OF NewJersey, and al others
vi are wiling to coop rate with them IN support OF
the candidates who shall there be nominated, and
who ale opposed 10 the policy Of the present
istraiioD TO Federal cOrrnU on and usorpaton,
10 d. nson OF Slavery into the Territories to the
rew add sngeToDa political d0ctI he that the Cont
tuition, ofi'sOwn force Slavery into all the Ter
riiories Of lie United States TO the reopepng oi the
AfIsn slavefIa6e 10 aIy Inequality OF rgn's among
ci,zsI =; and who ID favor OF the lmDeds'e ads
sion of Kai gas into the Union uuder the Con atlon
recently adopted BY il PEG le Of restoring the Federal
ADMIN ration 10 kystem Of rgld economy, ana ID
the Ir rcipes of Warrington ana Jtfrrson; OF main
ajnipg inv'oae the rights 81 the states and de,endg
The .ol Of every STATE and Territory from la Hle-s In
ys,iuu; and Of preserving the integrity OF th's UDioo
and tie sUJTt cy Of tie CoDsiutIo and laws Pdseea
in lnr,uabce thereof 3galrtt the conspiracy OF the
leaders Of etonsl party 10 resist the majority prn
ciIe Us established IN This Government at The expense
of i,s exit, nee ore invited 10 send from each state
two delegates trou every Congregational District and
four oeleyates at large 10 the Convention
Now is this cali TO the Republican party OF the seV-
eral States, 4" the m,mters Of The Peoples Party Of
Pennsyironia, and oC the OPpositon Party Of Ne'c-
Iersry and al others pho scill,ng 10 cooperate
" rik them in support Of The candidates rho shall
there he nominated" made in good faith, or is il
mere trap call in Supporters of particular pre5es
tine candidate Are all tbese parties, ontside of the
BepubicsD organization, when in the Convention, to
be told You are brought here merely to support our
zeal didste but any one brought forward by you is
" Ineligible 7"
This certainly cannot be. Nevertheless the articles
in question are calculated to nuse into the minds Of
the Iu lie suspicion that the managers Of the parry in
N.w.Ymb sre acting treacberou-ly, or that some OF
them connected wi h the New-York press are resort
ipe to an exceedD ely unfair and nwse attempt to
put aside ore candidate in order to promote the inter-
ests OF smother.
We ore glad to ray that in this State, the feeling OF
Unop and compromise prevails among The whole body
Of the Republican party Judge Bates is no doubt the
frs. choice of Com ectcut bis character and hs posi-
top aJe al adapted to the tone of pablo sentiment
here. His name as the probable nominee at Chicago,
will give life and strength TO party in the severe
struggle which ia impending in our State election
trust That we shall triumph at any rate should be
certain of success if Judge Bates were our nominee
and biz Dsme actually inscribed on our banner.
Nevertheless our Delegates will go into the Chicago
Conyt icn TO take counsel with other Delegates IN
view Of the great and paramount interests involved;
and they will act the facts pres. ned shall make 1t
their duty to act And even, if our candidate is not
cmpated sbal still adopt the one that Is and then
VI shall buckle to snd help elect him.
In the mean time pray let conduct our discussions
in tie spirit of faIness ard good fellowship.
Hartford, Conn, Mach, 1860. CONNECTICUT.