New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

prominent Old Line whig. without doubt, absolutely
trail Committee t. their ends and purposes In this
they are backed by the means influence and patronage
Company and woud-be candidate for Governor.
eanaaon which these men attempt to foist upon tho
people nothing less than an ONCE grinding ma
Sentsons Ss Of G. d. p in The Ssc York World the effect
far Is long way from harmonious That the Deuoc
New Departure" is beyond question They would be
willing TO indorse the creed Of M0hammed In fact, TO
however are eguaiiy compliment does not follow It
was understood when the State Central Committee
chosen, that it was TO be but temporary expedent
They were simply TO act in fact, until State Conven
ton could be called. This however turns out to be but
effecting temporary organization in the inter
ests of select ring, and then declaring It perma
The understanding now is that the newy-apponted
Committee oppose the calling of convention at ALL As
themselves practically sold out and controlled bv few
Old Line Wings in Little Rock feel disposed TO kick the
the late action the Committee in indorsing
54e de Rock Castle as the organ Of the DemnocTaey
and perhaps the most influential one in the State. has
lines II has been. in fact Democratic, whig, Know
Nothing and Democratic again. " the times seemed to
been very conservative in tone the huge disgust
of the Bourbons who yet far from prepared to
Young Democracy seemingly any better pleased
with The Gazette than the Bourbons themselves:
II understood that The Gazette has lately transferred
half interest and the political control to Messrs Adams
and Garland Mr. Adams, asI said before, Gspires to
the gubernatoria chair, while MIR. Garland looks 10
seat in the United States Senate 1t is thus that III
their interest they control not only the State Central
Committee, but the official organ AS well. Very natu
rally all this engenders good deal Of opposition This
as ean has even extended beyond the limits OF the
state IL Is said here, in political circles, with how
much truth L know not that the Hon. Mr. Randall
Chairman OF the Democratic National Committee, has
pledged his aid in assisting in starting organ OF
purer party doctrines. Mr. Harrell is 1t Is sald now in
NewYOrk to what he effect In that line. This
move, if effected. looks to fusion Of the old or Bour
bon element into the ranks of the Young Democracy,
and joint opposition TO the present organization
AS Mr.. Harrcll IL writer Of considerable ability, and
recognized representative OF the Young Democracy
THIS move will probably lead to important results Jhat
il viii at least materially change the present aspect OF
affairs is certain That IT will force the calling of state
Convention and consequent remOdelng Of party lines
or failing in this be the means OF counter organization
seems evident.
In the time, the leading spirits Of the present
organization, with their friends casting about in
every direction for aid and strength in the coming
struggle. Should prove, seems almost certlin
that discOrdan elements of the Democracy positively
refuse to train their lead they evidently pre-
pairing for a coup de main, which they confidently pre-
dct is 10 This Is nothing more nor less than an
alliance, offensive and defensive, with certain Leading
disaffected spirits in the Republican party However
that may be, the immediate future big with stirring
events