New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29

bandoned The Wing party, il ia ebrio,s fhsth.
Valley csbpot reasonably expect to receive u,,
than cne-haf Of the Wing vste Of last year.
nay be faiely Estimated, we think. that bis ,o1
viii not exceed fifteen thousand, although the n,
pers tia. support lin, with uhsceountable oosa
dencs, profess to believe that il will reach TIM
thousand. or even forty thousand
Henry J. Gardner, the Know.Noth nS candidate
for Governor, received last year about eight
Thousand votes. the " hole vote being about On,
hundred and thirty thousand. He will lose tas
year, frst: several thousand Liberal Vcss
which will 40 10 Beach at least twenty thOuaoS
Free-So votes, and probably nearly as many NON
Of men who are disguised with hi. bad f,ith in u,
Fusion movement, and who perceive that, apar
from al questions about individual men, therea
no hope for the nation except through the succe,
Of the Republican party Mgltitldes OF simeon
and jealous Native Americans in Massachasets
feel that their party under Mr Gard0eS,
lead ia mere faction, not supported or recognized
by even TIE Native party IN other States Thoss
of thsm who take al interest in the great quesho,
of Freedom or Slaver,, the question now really at
issue are swsre that the only party that can meet
that Issue is the Republican party, which presents
an unbroken and formidable front throsghOu. tina
Free States These mea will not throw asu
their votes merely to gratif, Mr. Gardaers dis.p
pointed personal ambition. Taking thes, THAN
into consideration, with others which we have ns
space to specify, we believe we cannot greatly en-
in supposing that Mr.. Gst'ners vote will not sI
coed fsrty thousand.
If tlese calculations prove correct, the aggrs
gate vote of Beach, VALLEY and Glrdner-excu&
ing that of the Irish.bOrn citizens, who stsid at
home last year--wiil be $4,000 This will leave
for Juliu, Rockwell the Republican candidate.
$4,000 votes, on the suppOsiton that the vote u
1855 is in the aggregate the ssme as that of 1854.
In all probability it will be somewhat larger. aud
the increase, we think, will 10 to swell the vote
for Rockwell, and. presumlng that the Irish will
vote this year, that for Beach also
We see DO reason, then, 10 distrust Mr.. Rock.
wells election. lie is supported by all the leading
men of the old Free.Soil party-by Sumner, vii
son, Adams, palfrey, Phillips, Burlmgamc, Allen.
Dana-men whose united efforts at any time since
Isl could command from thirty thousand TO thirty
six thousand votes in Massachusetts,. lie Is sup
ported, too, by the sblest and most respected
leaders OF the old Democratic party-BOutwsll.
Banks and Increase sumner lie Is supported
also by the most respectable PARTON OF the Know
Nothing party--by It's lieutenant governor, seere-
tary OF State, State treasurer State auditor, bys
majority of the governors council by the shoriiis
of the principal counties and by majority OF the
members of Congress- though all, like himself. were
elected az Known OthiDgs.
We have already enumerated the distinguished
Wings who support him, and when we add that Of
the sixty political papers in Massachusetts, thirty
three including some of the most influential in
the StateAopenly advocate Mr. RockwelFs cleo
ton. it will be- seen that our confidence in ths
success of the Republican party in the old Bay
State is not the mere guess of partisan. Yet
there is enough of doubt oyerhaneing the canvass
to mpel us to exhOrt every citizen OF Massacau-
setts who loves Freedom and lOathes Slavery 70
be at the polls on the 9th OF November and do all In
bis power for Rockwell and the Good Cause.