The New York herald., 1870-03-07
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, MARCH l. l87a-TR1PLE SHEET

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the new political labor combination, and If 1t sue
ceeds 1t will be largely owing TO MS EFFORTS. At
ali events the radical leaders are quakng In their
boots, ana sending 10 New YORK ana washington
tho Madeconian cry, "Come over and help us I"
In response TO the despaing wall OF Rollins chair
poured into the State. Dawes ana Fitch have
come, and Nye and Van Wyck, OF New York, and
Bingham, OF Ohio. ana Sawyer, from South Caro-
Ina ana Revels, OF MISSISSIPPI, are coming; and
wnole army Of Boston and home orators have been
placed upon the stump 10 rally the dropping spirits
OF the republicans aud the campaign mas at last
assumed u lively aspect
Until u few days ago there was Dut little doubt
about the success OF the combined democracy ana
labor reformers, with their republican allies, IN de-
featlng the election OF Governor by the people, get
ting control Of the Legislature and elecng IN that
true course for the reOrmers undoubtedly Is to give
both Bede and Flint all the voles possible and pre-
vent choice OF Governor by the people, ana by the
ers the Legislature easily be carried Then the
plan OF Fogg, OF the AOstttOr and Pearson, or the
reopte lorgan Of the new wing OF the democracy,
elected Governor by the Legislature ana repup
can chosen Senator In the place OF Cragin Mr.. FOgg
ana General Gilman Marston. Of Exeter. ali repubii
cans OF undOubted ablllty and influence ana all Of
whom are now hard ut work to give the labor re-
Legislature, are candidates for the SenaCe One OF
them them could. beyond doubt be elected United
would make the disruption Of the republican
party complete, and the new organization OF the
peoples party would be secured, 1t Is believed TO
discontinue Of the small beer politicians that hang
about Ex-Governor Smyth's bank and John b.
0arke,s i 1''yo,. ONCE or Rolns pin store Within
one or two democrats and the 0bstinacy of few
'old lners' has made It more difficult than 1t
upper part Of the stale named Harry Bingham il
to be United states Senator and Is deter
mined TO sacrifice Bedel, war democratic candidate
for Governor. so, at q meeting OF the Democratic
State Committee last wseK, 1t was voted to put
Fnrs name on the democratic ballots, SO as to
make him the second highest candidate in the poll
choice BY the people the Legislature must,
by the constitution choose from the two highest
candidates, and would elect Flint, the labor reform
republican, Governor, and Bingham, the democrat
United states Senator. This change OF programme
as Foas and Tappan when they are Working tug with with
all their might and in good faith to carry out tnetr
previous arrangements There is reason TO fear that
they were not consulted before this plan adopt
ed which is to deprive them OF the SenatOrsnip,
which Justly belongs to them for their share Of the
work. and to put them OF with the Governorship for
Mr.. Flint. Bat even this new plan might be carried
out, and Flint given more votes than Bede 1t were
not for the mushness and folly OF the old sagers OF
the democratic party. The New Hampshire Patriot,
edited by William Butterned ana John NJ Hin (son
Of the late Isaac Hi and representing the old liners
Of the partyIsuch as Pierce, John H. George, JOSIAH
against the new wing OF Pearson. A. s. Marshall,
James III. Campbe and others-has come out
the democratic ticket says 1t Will demoralize
and destroy the democraty party and demands that
the democratic voters shall cast all their ballots for
Bedel. This division OF counsel among the de-
mocracy at this time s great injury TO the reform
movement but great efforts are being made TO
come 1t. Although the democracy work hesitat-
ingly and tmidy the labor reiorIners placKy and
united and have such an organization as
never before existed in the GRANITE State.
The labor reform Disp0tch, edited by
MIR. GOodale is doing good service and
II the assurances which Mr.. Goodale has had from
Messrs Fogg and Tappan are one half carried out
the corrupt Leaders Of The republican and democratic
parties VIII be swept away aud new ana more
honest party OF the people Will be erected upon its
ruins. The political atmosphere WILL at least, be
purified IN New Hampshire
IT. however, the labor reformcrs are beaten this
year by the FOLLY Of their democratic allies they VIII
succeed next year. The euds III the two old parties
are ineradcaDle. Harrington and George Will
never unite with Pearson and Marshall. Chandler
and Rollins will never unite with Fogg and Tappan,
and latter united by the closest possible ties
with Goo0ale, Flint and Kalston, the indomitable
leaders OF the labor reform movement. Now or next
year victory is sure to perch upon the banners Of
labor reform.