New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09


TIE Popular Vste Is very close n our slate-gh-
usually Unexpectedly 50. We believe there s.
IN the aggregate, a small Wing majority 90 the
State Tickets, except e. they are ali cted by tnt
Anti Rcnt division, aud thst a majority OF "oiff
are chosen % ire next Legislature. We csnaet
doubt that the more important Of the State Oihcet
have been filed with Wings, and thai the sao-
stantial fruits Of victory are with ~. S'hi, ne
ruu 10 50 close that we may as veil call inc reso
drawn battle, while we pause TO consider some
Of its deyeopm for The present aud 1t; iacca-
tiOos for the future.
The great feature Of this contest IS dou1tets
the sfniation Of the pros avery or Hunker De-
mocf acy with the Political Abolt on'sts. Bat io.
this City AID few localities which symps
thize with il, tbs union would seem complete
The fervor Of the emb' ace is clesry al on
the Abolition side, while on the other We OBJ
serve unmlstakbbie si-As u disgust and aver
sion. Stii, the union is "a fact sec Fisnod the
Abolitiouists OF 1898 have joined hands with
Gov. Macy who ,iiiciely recommended the
passage Of laws for their repression, 'shua Lea
witt and Edwin Cromwell are now fellow Demo
Gratis shove board, ~hile Henry B stanton, tie
Abolition lecturer, aud Joseph Reynolds, VIC
voted in Congress TO suhe the Right Of Petition.
are brother candidates for Senator IN two adloin-
ing Districts supported by aud lsboring for the
same party. OF the Fifteen Thoussnd Abolition
ists " hose consciences would not let the m in 344
vote with US to keep out Texas and the cot Sc
quent Extension Of Slave Territory and PoSer
probably Fourteen Thousand have nov voted fr
Lott Chatheid aud their confederate pro Siave-y
candidates a Rose success, hai II been achieved,
would have beea trunpeted from Baltimore {.
Galveston as the victory Of Non'luiervenuon sDd
of ihe S Juth thru Ugh her uatarH allies This l.
q strange world let Us at be TOO ,asily aston
i,hed nor annoyed by II, but calmly await the dc
velopmenis which Time IS preparing.
That all the protesting Democrats and al the
Abolitonists OF our State could together outnuu6er
the Wings is no discovery reserved forlsi9. The
question: Is, Why should they unite sud " hat are
they to do if united When one County can only
be carried by passing Autts.avery resolutions
aud another by resolving that Negroism and al
manner Of Anti Slavery distraction are hencetorih
% be repudiAted aud unknown, what can victory
profit, save to the few v no fsin Office by II Niue,
not the sucoess Of So molly aud discordsnt an a
ray oe the signal Tor It's dissolution We have
said nothing OF tns while the contest was PRO
eeedins, but now It Is over We may express our
conviction that the uudisputed success Of lbe Co
alton last Tuesday would have been iar ssv-
erer blow TO oar Old sui formidable antagonist,
than its signal defeat. With Power comes Rcspou-
sibliiy, aud how shoa d such al explosive coabin-
alton act r. beat the Wings may suffice of
a campaign, but with victory It's tally Is ex' ausi
| and Oliver Charhck, had both been elected, " d
have been impellcd as Legislators ~ common pr.
poses or sympathies What single parpose cher
| shed BY Mr. stanton could have been heartily con
Cured IA by MI Charlick And when We con.
slder that smother NAtonsl oonies. approaching
| in which the principles II the Baltimore and B.i
fslo Conventions cannot be blended nor commanded
| as they may IN Il State contest, We are strength
| cned ia our CONVICTION that victory Won by the
| help OF Seth NJ. Gates. II stanton & c. would
have resulted In the prossrsd'n or TRANSITIONAL ou
| OF the party hitherto IN fellowship - ith Virgins
and Alabama. Giles Scrorsius would have been
lar more likely TO have lost bio oxen dian to have
| found cart.
These considerations axe 50 obvious thar they
I'D ne II regard with Incredibly the esrsr PIE.
monitions Of the union Ultimately effected Ii
| seemed obvious thN tAe H4ukers had only T.
stand still Tor year. and the Bsrabaraer array
would have been cissipsted ike the misis OF tie
morning, leaving The geld clear 10 those stAndins
| GA the Baltimore platform. The leaders must
| have seen this but The candidates sxpectslt
Sheriff CLERK &c IN the several Couesies coa6
aot wait the ripeal0g Of eyents-shey mus; re
blsst low, aud year 10 their eager spirits seemed
| an eternity. They forced a coalition aud some
Of them secured thereby the object. Of their ssPi
| ratons, but involved their party in an enssngle
| men, frc m which years viii be repaired - ex'ri-
cate it-Bat perhaps they have sivea It az re
same time al dessned bat effective inPa.se
toward the path Of Progress and Reorn-to tee
cath whence TIE incoc sruiiy Of Democrscy and
slavery Is plsioly perceIved-n So we viii bless
tie result and forge; The shor, sighted sslhshness
which ensured II.