New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
FROM WdSHN0TOE.

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Monday, Oct. -, 1855.
In nv teIegraphic dispatch of Friday, stated,
After speaking of Pierce's chances at the South,
that Wise was ssnguine that Virginia would
:. stand BY him" That is. by him, Vase. have
il now definitely that there is to be no rivalry be-
tween Pierce and Wise bat they are to leave it all
in the hands of their THAT is both OF their friends
.the South" II Perce's chance seems the best,
thee Wise is TO give BIN all bis AID aud he TO
come in either AZ secretary Of state, secretary Of
War or minister 10 England. The chances appear
altogether in favor of Pierce. The grand coz
sulta,ion at this time among the slaveocracy, Is
what candidate will get the most northern votes.
The cioberipg up is about like this. No southern
man can carry northern States enough 20 secure
bis election, consequently 8 northern canddate
with southern principles must De tound. Tue
South wont have an untred man; PIERCE mas
been weighed in their balance end found aooue
heavy enough; ergo, Pierce is the man. Ioen
there is all the power OF patronage and II "a DC
used. too, as much and as strongly as posSoa
They figure like this Pierce certainly can carry all
the southern states and he eau, of course, get
Maine. New Hampshire AM probably New York
but he don't as goes Pennsy wanna, so goes the
Union :" and, "of course" be can set PeDasyl-
vania and OF course he will be elected. mat is
about the feature Of the political chess-ooard now
If"old Buck seems 10 stand better chsace az
the North, he will be the coming msn," for the
South have always bad a penehant for 4" Pennyl-
"yanias fayorite son." Georgia and North Caro-
lima are r. adv at once to come out for Bachaoan,
80 the present occupant of the White house has
something 10 do 10 pave the Tay tO bis re n0mlna'
ton. We shall see what We snail see lne IOl'
lowing specimen of the highfalutin" is 10 yester-
days Unios, cut from Tie CireiRndt Enquirer,
under the heading, /" A Democratic President GER
" tain 10 be elected in 1856:
"Tne frsr important ray of light which shot sh rart
the poliicaI .ky the Denocrarc triumph IN If
sns in May, 1855. Thst WAS the flagship Ot ths
Democrstic hee:, which had never set sru X her co.
ers emo the cap u,e ii which would give the hosts %
fsns,jcisn ana error q complete and hnal victory.
With the loua vsunt OF anticipated success, taey
rolled down her, sud prepared to scse her htn-
erto invincible bulxsrss. Clear ani snril was th'
note of defi4noe given by her Democratic crew and
their gallant leader Henry A. Wise. When the snoke
Of The contest had cleared a~sy, the banner OF " mn
ocracy ami of civil and religious liberty vas still no AZ
irg from the mast head OF the Old Domlnion am'd
tbuudeIirg cheers, while the hosts ei bigotry we're
fsTrg hack roue1 and discomd,ed 10 ~rd the North.
After Il ploous and brilliant resat the political say
began rspidy 10 clear on the black elements OF Jana:
ictsm to dis appear from the hesyeGs
Again:
only carried by our opponents aer the perpetrston OF
snoci'ies az Louisville thu, made humanity shudder,
and which st orgy contributed 10 roll With mghter
impetus the DEMOCRATIC oNi' '"a' was oIeoPHS -
country Nave gave faGariaism Waterloo bos IN
VIVA was COZ sdered its impregl able s'rongooid by
eltcrnC Democratic governor and Legislature by
s,se,i1 majority Indiaoa-stsunch ind
Urion-lcving iudiaus-has lowered he black hiy OF
the sms and un up the Democratic standard win the
sbous and TIE appreciation of the vast majority OF ner
population P."rsylyaiia the keystone OF the ar,h,
has been brought back to her po-on, And the Demo-
cratic fsbric no ~ rests on a sold foundation
Yes, solid " and broad, on the backs OF nearly
four million slaves, and their three hundred sud
fifty thousand owners. There never was nme
when he friends OF Freedom and civilization had
greater need of exertiDg themselves for a great
final effort than now. The results If one election,
or one attempt to force Kansas into the Union
under black flag may advance or retard the cause
of Freedom for generations. Every means, human
and internal, will be brought to bear to keep the
rens of political power in the hands OF the present
posstsgOIs.