The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-06

Mr. Brecktprdge Ia just now pushed forward by his
thai he win turn up the fortunate w,oner Of the
prize Hal he been judiceosiy governed, the Wee
Bal Is now OAK Of tne question fs frieads have tried
ls mette ard have reason u bs c,pdien ia
Of the result IN Kenncky they enteavored, by all
their poser 70 prevent the a,lon OF
Mr.. Guil,fe They slgnAiy faied Ioey defsarai,
dteonsy defeated Ia the contest for delegates for tae
STATE at age, the bvowed renas OF Mr. Guthrie wbns'
names nad been pnois'ed IN the ne~sJ.
CIoai.s jo' the position, ell e!A,taA as can
TIE District delegates, s,ec,ee ny rls,,7 'ct 's ballot
GG,nrie rritsied by tn coz ny "a emphac.ly for
lag, under the c,rcnmst.O" - OF his iti7Lds smouot-
tho Krnircgy nfeckiuriogc viii no. se, the vo,e Of
withora~r osesnon, even shoult Mr.. Guthrie be
oi the 10TH eotsd by one OF the delegates seenas
70 'botcate such a feeling
We have To believe tlst vr Brecknride. and
Tor The m.r"we have sen co Indicate, bs hts IL The
isG, .ss should e. BE-. a.uocs. Of Kentucky hr
ctnes Than hssS"' Ii. light OF is believed to exist
In o'hVf Ss1ta his pds have not been success
iu' 90 ST uipt to secure expression his favor
Ior' the feorsyy suia Conveuiiop failed. stint
l~Auon 10 the Loupiana Convention twice voted
vo~h ny vsr~heimpg mnJofiles There IL nothing in
hs record 70 b positive strength with the people
His speech nj tynbana In the sprng Of 1855 not cal
eula,ed to sive nm sr,a. popularity With foreign born
voue1f Hn sp. ecb "a, Frankfort IN Dec. moer
tall" otepded he heren,s o! Mr. Douglas; and his iii
rois ier II the tall of 1865 ana his speech A. Florence
IN the summer OF that year the Lecompton qussioa
Blake II impossible Tor nm 10 receive the OF Lno anti
Il CON pton reDos 0. Mr. Doug as, he
rot be LoDiL4teo, aud II nominated, could hot carry
! FeDrsy wanna ahd o,her rec states
Mr. Hunter would acceptable 10 Southern democrats;
hu, We have pdc ators tlat he as strength the
North. As uarticipaDt IN the dscIstoas growing
Vi The proposition 10 admit Kansas L,opmpton
oIsttuon, be carnot unite all sections OF the party,
Ihf same remarks " spply 10 Sepnsns Lane, Brown
| and oth,ss Who s,suo In the same category
WIZ whom success pe most certainly secured
iron whom car the democracy OF The whole nasou best
! rDIieY
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tnes or mn anfy OF hs ~ niess OF hs Integrity, or
ms "yay 10 SOUND atc orinoip AVS eiusnt
Dness Tor TIE eSs teo portiou III question do1bLs
mere are many ossoDs ~hv lie Il me strongest mao Sho
csn be selected other thugs beng gust availability
~il oetei nine the nominson HIS conduct while Secre
la, oil de Treasury dGros Gen Perce's administration,
rep6ers him, and will make tae party, should
he be chosen as is standard ocsres, invulasr
The Of the alleged ex,ravAgauce and
corruption OF the present administration With MIN IS
eader be ,arta unfair rep,r,e q. the psrnsan
iIvos eating OF Soise
vUuo be ss Loueht. Then be has been publ; life
Of the Leconp,on controversy
In mtJsed 10 pusDes 50 Ansis OF great importance. IN
Which his city ana state and acjoioug State were and
arr largely t,sed be has taken 90 Dart In ,bs esn,s
soDs srosirg Out o. thai question: excited /, hos
nhts IL consequence OF bis course 10 regard H. mis-
nine,on vii De 10 triumph Of either Leco@ptontes
ami lecompiortes; and every democrat The Union can
without sacfuce Of personal feeling, join sup
port and Aid ~ securing his election, Again the sub.
Jtct Of the arF, while bis views have endorsed BY
the sctes democrats OF the SOUTH record is more
acceptable 70 tue democrats of New Jersey Penn
Dls, Ne" YORK and the New Engaud States tia OF
other democrat in ths This, taken in son
necion With his admitted conservation, and his non-
dsruncason with recent divisions in the party WILL
believed, enable The partg with him carry Pennsy
MA, both III October aod November, which, with any
oiher candidate, Will be- vt BEST exceedingly Doubtful
Though possibly not as great favoriie witl Southern
hemi-'k So Bro@n or some such msn he viii yet ont
Any QUESTION, nomnsea, get the electoral votes Of all
ne sisvghodiDg States by larger msor,ties than would
be given 10 sny other man, om either the No-tn
South he viii cei tsnly Command moro Northern
than any other southern man coold get
the democracy unite Oh hin, believe they
aud vii do certain victory will enable party
outve The agitation OF the questions which threaten
Tvs overthrow. 10 the next tour years the courts will
oppose of these threatening snbects The National
Convention viii be composed men agreeing haruno-
niousy all subjects Tue past will be buried and all
| viii meet together brethren again.
ihese and like Considerations viii PROBABLY make Mr.
| GuthIie the Candidate.