New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
DEMOCRATIC REORGANIZATION.

| The movement initiated in Congress- under
the lead Of the Hon. c. i. Vallandigham, for
tho reorganization and reinvgoratlon OF the
Democratic party, is quietly but steadily pro-
gressing. Letters (franked) are written to
aud received from all quarters where any op-
ponents of the National Administration ore still
known to e,ist and many public denonstra-
tions will soou follow. Tho fact that elections
to the next Congress will soon engage popular
attention 10 several States renders an early
concentration of effort exceedingly desirable.
| The disastrous overthrow recently encountered
by the Democracy oi Connecticut, because o tue
notorious proclivty of their leaders, renders
circumspection and reser,e ineIOrable necessi-
lies. The Ooe Hundred Thousand Majority
given in 'our State for the Union Ticket last
November was not more cOnclnsive than the
Nine thousand Majority of April III Connecti-
cut. For the present, all avowas OF sympathy
with the Southern traitors, all appearance oi
waging war upon the Administration, must be
forborne. But the essential fact that this
Democratic reorganization is Pro-Siavery
movement, and that it is intended to win favor and
support for and from the Rebels, is not
thereby affected. For example:
In Delaware, George L. fisher was in 1850
elected to Congress (Jouse) by the combined
Bell. Everett and Lincoln voto-the Breckin-
ridge and Douglas Democrats running riya
can lldates. Mr.. Fisher gives to the Admins
traton, including its emancipation policy, al
independent bat cordial support. Re0rsanizlng
the Democracy in Delaware means roping IN
the Douglas men to support candidate for
Congress in opposition to Dir. Fisher who VIII
oppose the Administration, especially In lis
Emancipation policy, vote TO re-establish
Slavery in the District and help re-eiect
james a. Bayard, the friend Of Jeh. DAVIS
and Toombs, to the Senate. BE it noted that
the late Democratic Legislature of Delaware,
while it rejected bill to eInaucipato the
eighteen huudred slaves remaining In that
State provided Congress would pay for theia
far more tran their market value, refused to
levy the direct tax for the support of the war
voted BY Congress at its last session.
Reorga0izing the Democracy in Missouri means
simply and only the organization OF powerful
party to stem the tide now setting in for
Emancipation in that State. aud endesvor to
make Slavery perpetual there.
Reorg anizing IT, Democracy of Maryland
means putting that State into the hands OF the
neu who exulted over the treacherous mas.
sacre OF uDariued Massachusetts Volunteers in
the streets of Baltimore last April, broke the
telegraph wires, and burned the railroad
bridges between Baltimore and the Free
States. and notified the President that no
more soldiers from the Free States must pass
through Maryla land on their march TO the
deleuse of Washington. We defy any man of
decent intelligence to say that you can organ
lzs any other Democratic party in Maryland
than an essentially disloyal party-one of whose
members nine out Of every ten do not wish
jeff. Davis ruled in Washington to-day.
We Doed not pursue tbeso illustrations.
al the Tariff, Bank, aud Internal Improve
rfrent questions that once DIVIDED parties are
as completely buried BY the Rebellion as though
ws had just experienced second Delose.
The ono question now before the country ID
Slavery have restored to 1t by
peace aud compromise tho power snd prestige