New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

city and the places in its Immediate neighborhood
The list il by no means iormdallein number, or
prestige, and unless reinforced vii create DO ,mpfes
zion on the public and 10 tear among Mr.. Summers
friends. large majority OF The whole nun
Der were followers Of John Bell IN lsOt-
now traitor to bis counIry-wbiie Il
considerable number OF the minority were
equally Jealous IL the support OF anolher tfai-
tor. John G.. Brackiniidge. Inc rest We're
Dong las men, with here and there man OF me nun
dIed ttousand who supported Lincoln. INC SUM-
tuIe OF these men lest President Lincoln s1onid De
inadeq aately SUPPORTED, Is amufing, wille ~ IT aS
sunpi lon al superior wisdom aud patriotism, lmphtu
in their undertaking TO rebuke the hcois Tor
devotion TO panty. il simply The grosseat Aihd u M
periinence. Tie Republican Iaty Is 'hs o"y
party IN this STATE or III spy Of we N'a.e;'
which las ever acted on the sublime uoparty pfinci-
pe- W ich are proclaimed in such rlatit4uinoAs h'-
puaR.--as if they were new aud profound iruiha-'y
Judge Parker. II there IL q state III tne ollOH
wh re- the Democratic parry. since November, IcO
has failed 10 malntain ils organization Ia al US etol
pe,s should like to know which II IL. AZ the very
moment Parker vas leu NJ his address, there Was
i. PRINT in The BOsf0h Pot, partisan cal Tor
Democratic State ConyentiJn and the nearn's- OF
time Of holding these TWO Pro-Suvery Conventions
makes il certain thai a " Truck AID decker, NE
chat which used 10 characteuzs coai ion ans Know
Nothing PARTIES must have beon entere1 into ~
the high contracting parties. Last year the hel NO.
licsns norinsted judi. Abbott, q Dsmocn,t, ior
Attoraey.G General, ana Edward Dickinson, a Dell
Everett, for Leui.-GoyertOr, thus giving to one
bird oi tie y0.@rs one thirj Of the ticket. Inty
also ra.scd a very moderate ret q rcaolnii0ns Yet
: ne organs Of Me .wo parties which an attempt was
thus made To cDucilsto, denounced tie kepu5lcaps
more bitterly than ever. Mestrs. ABBOTT and Dean
eon declined ana the Republicans finding tuai all
further Efforts a. oouj,iiOn were thrown away,
nominated roen Il their own parry 20 GIL the vacab-
cies, ond went on 10 elect their o@R IicEot. ~
PariyiHn prevailed n rome OF The r saioiiI And
representative districts, and come OF tie Democrats
az ed ~ good faith, and behaved ihrmfelyes M.
gentlemen ana latnoie ~ tley were, bu az general
Thing .hey stood on side, takin. ali they could
yet ard giving nothing in return Tbs 10 bret yet
ilue history Of Onr pOacs since the war biOte out,
up to tho meeting of the Repihiican Conve.teu on
the l0lh Of September. o. that Convention lou
have slready priptei al account. The dcegaies,
elected vitloat raying or eforr of any fort, came
together nonins;e0 John 4. Andrew FOR cover
nor, waved resolution declaiing their G,tefal
nation 70 support tue Government 10 the utmost
their opinion that slavery, The cause 81 tie WAL
should be exieruinated and thriT approD+loi Oh
CLarif5 Summers course aud intention - Ie-cIect
him. NOBODY u disappointed tAs' iIuuk-r uproar
follows; blt nobody Is fri .htened ~ u. The REQ
ne Of q Is Sta IRE LOt ob'g TO c1aIce their iCA
les because joel Parker bates CnarlCs sumner
Wher South CMolita digs up tne bones o. 80 1.
Calhoun md blries them IN iQnoTi1y and dis = roe
1t the cro.s-fjsd-, or hangs with lie own To- . and
on iis own laiI0ws hhett and ilanmOni, ANA al 10
other leading men, then " VII be time enough 10
ask Massachu-atts 10 meet them half way In tie AVA
of Cancellation; place TIE ban 81 cOndemLhilCL Oh
Sumner Aad Andrew and Wilson, aud eievAo
Caleb Cushing and Joel Parker - place. Of trust
w have no precedent for such conduct. II the
patriots had prOpoej before the Revolution, ~ com
proal,e with England by removing q lse and hr'c
iuson and hssgipI Hancock ana Ad9-s we Ugli
o reasonably asked % tolicw their example. We
rh,lIn.t 20 10 Ihs N0rE ANericaa Rscieg ior ~
hiicAi counsel When T0.sibiy the Conslituuon
i,,ei. has To l. stretched - cover measures called
fol by the uocess.tits Of ia'lor Al tuhuon, no
bod cen expect hat imphcr Obedience All De paid
- 10 pilker- commentaries or 10 however Ice ied
an soord tbry NAV be Wien every day bi,cs
b. tlc and every hou ,eo us wi;h ,riss; VII, Pee
itert and Cabinet aud Con. ree., al PEG le ha1g
"a % to suecssiie editions of the ,F newspapers
for inforr.A'iou wLirh snal lead them iofwNd or
haS.w.rl-in one direction 20 ,sclpe iEN siou AID
IA ~ ,lL,r 20 AVOID .u.rchy--ii cannot reasoaat y
DE- rxrec' cd tnat The back nGnhers - QIarterly,
even 50 ferfc,t.ic and 20 " Ve.sraI' - tie Kew
Dr. Pe,Doiys, shor'd oe searched as tie only re-
ceptAcie oi l.ohi'ai wisdom.
Tue lAii Congressional District hss nominated
VIM IS Wnshburn Of Grecnheli ior Congress. Ills
Ia substantially the old Nth Dlsr.et 10 recent
tl Nv Ir D,lauo, who did not ncaiNe sinlgle vote
IN the Convention. Dir. WashburD is y progressive
Repulli an. and foE Nj. sumner. No other J. nj %.
, nan could h. NOMINATED By Republican COureu-
lion In 'ha. district. Hr Eeanos III euccefs ~ "a re
liunkersm but probably N n good d.glee 20 the
illessiOn he received thnt Tie Sprial t.d Rcp4b.
hrla correctly represented IL. political opluioA "
IN. district.
Tm lRDuSE's war correspondent il talked ab0u.
and admired by every b0dy wLO psotenJs ~ make a
sludy Vi military movements.