New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

fn; his reelection to the Senate, by returning A'ch
ssn tas,il.. Lat j, no. then by eleeiing Ag is
heor and thus 70 drive the old veteran INTO all isu"
miuous retirement.
TIE y-ligs of Missouri. on the whole act aool' as
wi a., coad be expected Of tie 4. Being Tar less
than majority but decidedly more tam IA''H' %
tie population, they that they nave ON! 10 nc
.:ill AID tske what their good luck sends them
ca far their course Is very natural. Bit tae 'u'
portspt aid and comfort freely accorded 10
,len hy the Anti ntcns in electing Wings over the
r.,ulsr Democratic candidates has gradually deYel-
optd peruicous sympathy or appearance oi cor
dalit, between the leaders of the two minorlue''
vbi,l rtreateus consequcnces of lasting evil. Hence
Of the FIVE Wig Members Of the present Congress
NOT one voted against the reputation OF the Missouri
Coprrouise. and Col Ben,on in the Delegation stood
solitary and aljne' that question. FROM the
Wbic journals and candidates Of Missouri we have
heard few manly words Of remonstrance against the
Great wrong engineered by Douglas-Pohey keeping
.ilept those whom Principle should have con-
.tr,iped 70 speak With the Federal patronage
directly and unscrupulously welded against Old
..Rnlliop with the leaders OF the two antagonist
uiporties plainly connlvng and consPiring against
him the chances would seem TO be strongly against
him; especially if the new know-Nothing element
should also be brought e. bear in 5. Louis as 1t
probAllv vill-Kennett the Wig candidate for Con-
eress against Benton. being an old Native, once
chosen Mayor as such. But on the other hand the
German element il very formidable in and around ST.
Iouis and /. openly enthusiastically for Benton, anu
les dtmonstTAtvely hostile to Slavery; so we do not
dcsrsjr Of his election Already the rising mGrmlrs
Of Wlic dissatisfaction with the Pro-S.avery atttuie
of their leading journals snd candidates ha' bad good
eject on ooth and it il Indignantly denied on the
mart of M Keuneti that he l. at ali committed to
the Slavery Extensicusts. We trust this will not
prevent il least One thousand earnest Ant slavery
Wkics rom casting their votes for Benton. There
can be no mistake as to his attitude AMI his reelection
will Ieastsr Of promise for the fuiure.-We presume
,ul,ioriy of Wig. will be returned TO Congress from
the otter Districts an that Legislature will be
chosen which viii elet, neither Benton nor Atehson
to tho Senate. Very possibly, the seat may stani
vacsnt for year or two.
Iowa il the only Free State that elects in August.
srd We await the result with lively interest. Always
hitherto governed by the pace-hunters VINO swim lie
with the name of Democracy, she hiss been the most
subserycnt OF all Free Staes TO the behests OF she
Slave Power and one OF her Senators boosted before
California was sduitted) that she the only Free
State that peyer indorscd the WilmOt Proviso. She
is now 10 choose her two Me nbers OF the next Con
/ eress. Governor anG other State Officers, with q
LEGISLATURE which will choose successor to Mr..
/ Augustus Caesar Dodge, who has represented her in
the l. : S,uate from the outset, and is willing 10
continue tile sacrifice until LIE secure something
d irrprHn-Ilp that he
will be reelected but by means SO certain that
ms successor will be decided improvement The
Effort TO combine all opponents OF the Douglas
Reputation Of the Missouri Compact on one ticket
stouJ,y resisted by few nominal Wings OF the Silver
Gray order. who proving the purity and teryor
of their hIgAery by doing their best 10 Keep the
Nbic. under the feet Of their inveterate adversare
AID Prosecutors How grea' will be their success
We ,anot AZ this dstsnce guess; but they have the
sutIo!t Of one OF the oldest Wing journals in the
sat. and will OF course be twice Industrious ani
energetic in trying defeat their Own party as they
ever ve,e In es.a!ius to supporit
Yet lows ought 10 be- must yet be. truly Free
S,ste-irce IN soul sni set SIS well as in name sud
word. He..ef child Of the Missouri COmpa =.
rres,ryed by it from destruction sud peril, with Ne
br.sks on ltr border and Kansas very near. she
ought be prompt and Eeaous in ayertng from those
black cloud from which her own infanc!
va. firmly shielded. Nay, she not only oSgi 10
be- tut We trust rlg be. For the hrst time is the
danger psPstle and imminent; for the first time, do
her champions of Freedom snd Justice for All see eye
e et aud advance 10 tie contest before them with
closed rauls 10 the sound OF scommon bugle. They
ought 10 carry tie Siate-they cos carry tiff they
make an effort worthy # the emergency they X !.
carry il. Freemen Of lows Republicans Lover:
81 Universal Liberty you are Twenty five Thousand
strorg this dsy. and must iriamPa if your las'
vote Is called cat Let DO urgency OF business OF
pressure Of 10 auuremeni Of pleasure. no pang
Of bereavement; OF sorrow. prevent YOUR votin. .ni
calling out y,ur neeAbors 10 vote on the 6r., Moaday
IL August