New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31

Democratic rart7 does not accept e. those who have
4 res le I'm the saoo in any other event cnd nowit-
udug Tie uttcrances .. some OF tns 2'1,nee
wheel into line Ose OF tGc prominent Boston Democrats
who attended the iast National Convention says ms OBJ
scfyotions there went TO snow tnal lle Ne7t.ih men
were most mpractcabe in accepting the situation, 60
ing further than he souherners in Their adhesion to the
ohio where ne deems the Democrats 60 De the slowest
and most impraccaoe IN the Dnion; ai5 lhihs now
that the fight has resulted in favor OF tEe " Dew Depart
urc" there that u is practically over every "hcl
IN viii have to bow 90 the DEGREES OF fate. and
swallow the pil however bitter IL may he. The party
feeling between the young and the old "warhOrscs, I"
hut IL has nothing Of the activity and intensity which
some of the Young men, who oppose their elder
caes recognize the fact that their elders have con
existence of the party possible, hence they entertain
srec for them and do not want to beat down the under
Way. And the older men have the same tender consd-
Grafton for their younger associates partly perhaps be
and they have allowed many new men on the State Cen
trail Committee as well as some young men, the latter
including three members OF the Young Mems Demo
cratic Clubs.
Who the Democrats will nominate this year may
depend somewhat on circumstances. Now every
thing looks favorable to their nomination of
John Quincy Adams, whose friends openly
yicePresident their ticket in 1872. lie thinks the
d party VIII be pretty sure to Wn ~ t
ticket may have had something to do with his writing so
int t,erS IN al directions lately as %s M S
He is very popular in his party, aud as he Will
poll as heavy Democratic vote as anybody
could, he will doubtless receive the nomination.
II the Republicans nominate a man VINO may my
be obnoxious to the Labor ReforIners, and the
latter will accept Judge Abbott, some other man who
is in sympathy with their demands The Democrats
would probably select him instead of Mr.. Adams Judge
Abbott is OF the abest and most Influential members
OF the party. Mayor CASTOR OF Boston would undOubt
edly also acceptable in that event John h. Iarb0X
esq., of Lawrence of the most talented ana popular
men In the party Mr. EndcOt of salem, Senator Stearns
Of Hampden (whO made such a sensation in the legisa
ture this year, and possibly two other gentlemen
would also be considered. But the Labor men repud
acd Mr. Chattaway as their candidate last year Tor
Northumberland, because he accepted q similar
nomination from the Democracy, and hopes OF union
are not promising, particularly Gen. Butler will I'M
dOubtedly be nominated by the Labor party. Mr. Gas
ton would be a good candidate for the party, but
the statements which connect his name with the nominal
ton do not appear have authorized or c0unle
nanced by him. He is likely TO carry his political
aspirations in his head than his cOatseeye, but MS
friends say that he desires to be Mayor another term
and then make another fight for Congress hOnors IN
the Hon Ginery Twichels district where he made such
good show last Fall All these candidates are simply
talked about for these emergencies, but It seems to be
generally believed that Mr. Adams will again he the
staudar1-bearcr and have the united strength OF the
party TO support him. The platform has not been talked
of TO extent but il Will undoubtedly DC very fducal
in favor of the New Departure