New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

son 70 believe that he would act Us w mig anuln
accordance with his partys established princi-
nles and convictions. he cannot hu to oppose
tho diversion of the National Revenues from
the Improvement Of our ewn territory to the
,cou;s;tion of our neighbors He cannot fail
70 r,pese that crusade of rapscity and lust
. & upighboring territories wherewith our
Conr+r, a now fermenting, and whereof the
Slavery Propaganda is the quickenns life, the
,ninatinq soul. No man who has studied the
history and comprchends the genius OF the two
creat narties which divide our Country, can
doubt that Flibustierism and Sham Democracy
ara hand and glove in the present canvass,
and that the triumph of the latter will be SUBJ
stautiA triumph to the former. Let FRANK
Piercebe chosen President, and q war with SPAN
for Cubo will be as imminent and inevitable as
the war with Mexico for the boundary OF the
Rio Grande was after the election OF Polk, IN
/ 1S4i.
II is now more than a year since Senator
DOUGLAS, in an Agricultural Address at Roches-
ter. enuncated the annexation Of more Sugar
grorcing Territory as a very probable object OF
American aspiration. He and Senator SoULE
another ardent Flibustier-have been lead
ing champions of Pierce throughout the can
yass now drawing to close. The Democratic
Perie,c has teemed with articles on our Foreign
Policy, blending the morals OF Macheath with
the public law of the lowest GROCERY. From
first TO last. the present Administration has been
unsparinqly denounced as timid, feeble, spirit
less. unpatrotic, in its management OF our For
eicn Relations. because it has in good faith Ia
bored TO fulfill the express stipulation5 of
solemn treaties with Spain in preventing lnya-
sions of her dOminions planned and organized
on our soil. The men now seeking power under
the banner of Pierce could not, if in power,
rcpress similar expeditions without disgracing
and stultifyng themselves, and by continually
proclaiming that our Government ought to ac-
quire Cuba if possible at any cost, yet should
resist its acquisition by any other power even
at the lannon's mouth, they virtually declare
war in advance against the whole civilized
world For if it be SPANS destiny to lose
Cuba, she will of course prefer TO transfer it
TO some other Nation than that which has
driven her to this alternative; and then what
are we to do about it ? Suppose she were 10
sell it to Great Britain, how are We to help
ourselyesl We are estOpped from complaint
against the transfer by our own previous
efforts to obtain it while the construction of
a Navy adequate to tear from Great Britain
the mastery of the seas, so as to give us
chance TO wrest Cuba from her hands, would
cost at least One Hundred Millions Is it
wiser first to count the cost of an enterprise
or to begin without
A Foreign War for the extension of Slavery
or the increase of Slave Power in our Union By
annexation without war, is one Of the immi-
nent consequences of Mr.. Pierce's election
AntiSlavery men who in Al voted with us for
Clay in order to defeat Polk and keep out
Texas, We call on you to scan closely the pres
ent crisis and be guided by calm, clear con-
yictiOn Of duty. Do not stand gnashing your
teeth at an almost imperative law, while a
whole empire is thrown into the scale of your
adyersaries when you might by action have
prevented it, Secure the good and avert the
evil which are imminent to-day, and you will be
in better condition 10 oppose the evil which
may be imminent tomorrow. Forget PARTISAN
ship and clannishness, while YOU secure the
good within your reach, and generations W.
born will have reason to remember and bless
you Our work in the canvass is nearly done,
and done faithfully may we be enabled in due
season to say the same of yours
An IRREGULAR FIGHr-In the XXXth
(Genesee) Congress District, JUDsoS w.
SHERMAN of Aegany Co. is the regular Wing
candidate for Congress, having been nominated
by one majority over Benz. Pringle of Genesee
George Il. Chase was the regularly nominated
Opposition candidate. few days since Mr.
Chase was withdrawn from the canvass. and
thereupOn Benz. Prirgle is announced as an
independent Wing candidate. We fear this
means mischief to the National and State
Tickets; for why else should the Opposition
withdraw their man What do then care
whether Pringle or Sherman is elected? De-
pend on it, they mean to sell their votes for
Congress for whatever they will fetch, and we
exhort our friends in that great Wing District
not 10 trade with them We know no reason
in the world why Mr.. Sherman should not be
generally and heartily supported; but at all
events, let no Wing votes for other tickets be
sacrificed in what seems to be a purely per-
sonal quarrel. Friends of Scorr and GR,u.y
Hunt and KEST be vigilant, be faithful
HE fEUDAL TESUREs-The Court of last
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