New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-14
s.sesdipgiy popular man, and is and has been from
ne ,.srt Of the Nebraska bill. as decidedly
.,,o.sd 10 Il as have been Messts Morrison and Kilt

.,sesdingly popular man, and is, and has been from
a. ,.srt of the Kansas Nebraska bill. decidedly
ncnosed to il as have been Messs. Morrison and hit
edge members Of Congress from this State; yet IN
ri, Message, last June, be unfortunately indorsea
President Pierce and bis policy in brief paragraph
and that fact works hard against him with those Dem
ocrats who have ioined the Know-Nothings to vote
.saipst the Administration. Two Of the three Demo
cratic candidates for Congress-Kittredge and MOTT
,on-are now before the people, and are out epoAe"
against many things sppertaining to the Ad'hih'H
ton. vet think. they will all three the Deinoc'a'o
candidates for Congress mean, be deiea'eo' .oh'l
row b.csuse they are still somehow ldenAheo WIZ
o. Adu;ns,,atlon as will also, Gov. H. be de'ea'cd.
be,e csnno. he any doubt of the election OF Messrs
Tannsn an Crapin in the lid and lid Districts and
Int I;,,Ie of that OF Pike ia the lst District.
49, ,bo Governor think there will be no elec-
Zion nv the people If the contest before the people
va. simply between Messrs Baker and Metcalf, in
xolypg no issue but men, and the choice Of people
between them personally, Gov. would have nesfly
Al the votes bu. now the vote will be close one
between them and 1000 votes given to Messrs Bell
and Fowler will proven. choice The Legislature
will be strongly what will be called Ka0w- N0th'ng
and Yet seven eghths Of the men elected viii have
about as little love for that organic alton as HE
TRIBUsE has They Ant. Slavery men, aud nave
Joined the concern for ffolic and twothsds OF them
verify believe will leave IL before the meeting OF the
rery Jegislature they will elect tomorrow, as Will
Also scores Of the members of the Legislature them
selves They rushed into the concern SO, after the
Massachusetts, election, last November and they will
rush out of il soon after tO-morrOxs election shall
have passed. The course Of The TRIBUNE is eI-
proved by four. ffrbs Of the Know Nothings OF New
England firmly believe aad its circulation viii in
crease more in New England the present year than
ever increased before in single year. the Com
prorni.e or Webster Wings, we here term the few
pro. Slavery Wings Of Ne England, are in the Hindoo
Mission movement ard there are willing they
should remain; but the Freedom-oviDg and Slavery
hating Wings begia to lot outside Wings understand
how they feel aud how they intend to act TINS last
class are really KnowSOmethings
Messrs Bell and Fowler, the Wing and Free-So1
candidates for Governor, will receive but few scat
teripg votes as the votes bearing thsir names were
printed but few days since aud will not be about the
State very generally and, besides, most that have
been sent are liable to fall into Know Nothing hands
and be destroy ed-and thousands Of outside Wing
and Free Sell voters will be induced to vote in man
ner 10 satisfy the Democratic KnowNothings, to Sc
cure the votes OF the latter for members of Congress
and members Of the State Legislature; but 5000 Of
The outsiders will DO no such thing; aud if they can
not find printed votes they will write them These
men desire TO the right men for Senators and
Representatives to Congress and, of course, really
Wing and Free Soil Legislature; but when that has
been done, they would quite az willingly see Baker
elected Governor by the Legislature, as to see
Mr.. Metcalf so elected. There are 5000 Wings and
Sellers who, although long in the minority in
this State will never vote agans their better Judg-
ments though the heavens fall. 1lndooism in New
England will be shOrtved, and your course will be
nobly sustained in every of the six States. 1t is
not the KaOac Nothing but the Republican party that
Is carrying all before it in Maine. Such party as
the Republican party will speedily be organized
throughout New England, aud four-fftbs of the
Knor NotLiagS win become Kaow Something's, and
will act in harmony with the Republican party.
Those who go against all secret Societies of political
cast, and who opposed to Slavery and Intemper-
aDce will be Republicans and those who feel DESTROYS
TO fight Popery in political way, and are slightly
fond Of secret movements and who are for Freedom
and Temperance, will be likely TO join the Kn0T-
SomethiRgs One thing is certain, and thai is, they
have seen enough of the working hand of Slavery in
the Know Nothing Order 10 them to leave th 1.
ally of oppression Give yourselves no fears for New
England when the conteet of 1856 shall come. An
THosY BURNS, to-day, has more influence in New
England than has Judge LoRIsG, and will, in year
10 come make noise that the South will hear DO
not consider all the Democratic votes which shsll be
given TO Baker, Kttredge, and Morrison and their
ffiends Tomorrow votes in favor of the National
Administration nor one.ffth of the votes given to
Netcalf as having been given by men who really like
Know -NothiDgism, or who ever mean to vote in It's
favor again, for assure you the votes that Will be
given will not really mean what they appear to rep
resent.