New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16

the earliest moment. reyolted 81 the thought Of
having all this capital dissipated in , moment by
a new commingiug OF the political elements. In
short. all Who bad tOil.oaely and patiently
achieved positions in the Wing ranks which they
had 90 personal qualities 20 maintain ia the evens
of new org sbization, shrunk from the Fusion"
movement as from suicide and bawled =. the top
Of their voices, Stick to the Whig party
Dent give up the ship" - 4" The Norhsra Wigs
.'sll voted right On Nebraska As if this very
discrimination of Northern from Southern Wings
did not imply ali that any Fusionis. had asked or
could desire.
Yet movement for Fusion was made IN va
rious quarters and has steadily progressed to
this hour. Wherever the Wing party was essen
tally, maniiestly weak, in Ohio or Indiana, the
popular impulse easily overbore all opposition;
but in States like Massachusetts, and New-fork,
where the Wings were in power and had pros
pect OF remaining in, and in PennylSania where
they had q hope Of coming in, it was fated to On
counter strong current of selfshness and short
sighted eIpediency. But il must be remembered
that these States embossm tho three crest COM
mercisl cities of the North, wherein Cotton is al
ways powerful, often omhipotent, and where
Slavery will never want apOlogists and abetiors
so lorg as it has produce 10 consign or custom 10
bestow. He who realizes pecuniary profit from
the labor of slaves must ever sympathize with the
masters through whose fundamentally that pro-
fit il secured.
In Ohio and Indiana, the Fusion of all the ele-
go IN N.h
was early effected and complete. In Pennsylya-
Liza, it was matter Of labored negotiation, and
was but partial at that The Free DEMOCRACY
finally withdrew their ticket and recommended
the support Of the Wing: but this YVES very differ
ont from having but one ticket from the start,
aud that nominated ON the distinct Aut Nebraska
platform. la California, the Wings stood on
their old fashioned National platform, and refused
10 take ground against the Nebraska bill at all,
In Ohio and Indiana, no Wing Sate Convention
vas held; no Wing State ticket proposed; but
all who condemned the principles embodied in
the Nebraska bill came together, passed anti.
Douglas resolutions, nominated their candidates,
and commended their cause TO the People.
The results have been exactly such as every
clear sg hted observer must have expected. Ia
California the Wings are shameiully beaten,
though their adversaries were for the first time
split into two patties, and though the Wing vote
in California was last year relatively stronger
than in any other of these States. In Pennsyl
yania they have triumphed, but in an imperfect
unsatisfactory wsy carrying their Governor by
great majority bat losing their Canal Comnis-
sioner and Judge by a greater, and falling to
carry some halfa dozen Members of Congress.
In Ohio and Indiana, on the contrary, the Fusion,
being perfect has swept everything before it.
EroE District in Ohio and all JN tco in India I'd
thirty in all-hare elected he 1afi Nebraska candi-
DATES to Congress- result without parallel in our
political contests. Tie Fusion State ricke. is
carried in Ohio by Seventy Thousand and ia ln-
diana by Ten Thousand majority, though the two
states went democratic in their last proceed
ing elections by immense msjOrities Indiana
bias chosen a Legislature which will choose a
Fusion u. S. Senator in place Of John Petit,
and, in short the triumph could not be more
overwhelming
If New York fails to show popular majority
a. ainst Douglas & Co. Of az least One Hundred
thousand with delegation to the next Congress
substantially unanimous against the Nebraska bill
and its abettors the sole reason will be that the
People are not permitted 10 vote distinctly on that
issue There is no such majority for the Wing
party if any majority at all but there is as much
as you please against Pierce, Douglas and their
Nebraska doipgs at the late Session, if it can
only be permitted to display itself. If st. Law
renee Herkimer, &c, vote against us, the fault
will be our own. And, since it is too late 20 make
changes in tie State Ticket, We entceat earnest
and liberal Wbig opponents of the great iniquity
to manifest the utmost llberaliiy to Free Demo-
Gratis and o,her opponents of Slavery Extension
in the support Of candidates for Congress and the