New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-22

means that still.
MASSACHUSETTS,. In this State the vote at the
State Election last November was divided as foi-
lows:
American. .a67i Democratic. ..3i,92O
Republican .....36, ,52l Whig. ..ll4oi
Gardner tAm.) over Rockwell lRep.), 1888.
The Democratic vote above includes that cast for
the Free LIQUOR ticket, The Democratic candi-
dates not on that ticket pclled some 10000 to
25, 600 votes.
Now there are in favor of Fremont:
]. The Republicans. .............-....36,o2
2. 3tbs of the Americans. .............3o 100
3. of the Whgs. d22I
Leaving about half 80 many to be divided be.
tween Fillmore and Buchanan. We estimate that
BucbaDan will poll from 25, 900 to 10000 and Fill
more from Is, 900 to 20, 900 votes. We believe
no one acquainted with Massachusetts, will
deny that these estimates are liberal to our Oppo
nents, and that the only question in Massachusetts,
is az 70 the vote for Vice. President.
CONNECTICUT-Tbis State was carried last
April by the united action of the Americans and
Republicans, electDg Legislature aud BY means
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some 65 600 votes. 1t was c'Ose fit; bat Free
Liquor carried of at least 1900 voters who are
to-day for Fremont. The combined majority
elected the Hon. james Dixon United States
Senator for six years, with Chas. j. MCurdy
(RepublicaD) as Judge of the Supreme Court.
Recently, the Americans have h,ld State
Convention, ratified the North American nOnina-
ton OF Fremont and Johnston, add called State
Convention of all opposed to buchanan to meet on
the 9th of August and form an Electoral Ticket.
We believe Connecticut will be carried for Ere
mont but this will require more work than our
ffieIds 10 the State seem to suppose necessary.
There is small but very bitter Silver-Gray cabal
who will do their worst to throw away votes
enoush on Fillmore to give the State to Buchanan.
We trust they will fail; but Connecticut will be
one of the hardest tough! States in the Union.
RHODE ISLAND. Here there is likewise small
but acrid splitcf in favor Of Fillmore. 1t will poll
quite as large proportional vote as in Connecticut,
but the gin is larger 10 Rhode Island, 50 that
we do not consider the State in danger. II viii
REQUIRE organization and diffusion Of truth to ren
der it sure.
vERMoNT.-The vote in this State last Fall
was divided:
Republican. 26, ,03O Democrat. 1853
Ameiican.....-3, ,631
Republican plurality. ............l3 ,Oo1
There is no use in talking about VERMONT. She
will give more majority for Fremont than votes for
beth of his competitors.
NLw-YORK.- vote in this State last Fall
was divided as follows:
American. .'lis ,s75 Soft........'lOl, 1868
Republican .".3s748 Haid....... '60,9f
I'VE give the highest vote Of each party on its State ticket
though this thousand votes ast on the Lqaor
ticse twice Hard AID then as so The actual vote
Of these two parties was Just about l5O,eo
We belle sc Ere mont will receive in add .iOn to
the Republican vote, a very large share of that
cast for both the "Soft " and the "American"
tickets last Fall, with smaller subtraction from
the Hard, ard that his entire poll will not fall be-
low 250, 600. In this city for example, the Re-
pubcahs poed less than 1000 last Fall, while
Fremcnt's vote here next November will exceed
1900. Queens County gave the Republican
ticket but oS4 votes; we believe Fremont's will
reach 1900. Wtstchester gave the Republicans
l,ee3 vctes; it will give Fremont over 3,000
Essex, Franklin, Fulton, Greene Putnam, Rich
mond, ROcklaDd, Schenectady, Suffolk, Steuten
and Ulster, will together give Fremont more
than twice as many votes as they gave the Repub-
licaps. At least one third Of the American
leaders last Fail, including the ablest and most
tficient of them all, George Law, with Judge F..
IL Ruegles, STATE Engineer Sas Seymour, AID
many old line Whgs," who went with them for
an experiment and have had enough of it, are now
openly for Fremont. A decided majority Of the
prominent men of the Rseicsl Democracy, the
Free Soil Dem, cracy Of lS4S, are nov active for
Fremont ", cannot yet judge hoH the opposing
vote will BE- 1.yided but We are confident that no
opposing ,cke; can come within 50, 900 votes Of the
Fremont Electors in this State.
NEw-JIRsEY.-E the election here were TO.
morrow, We should apprehend the choice Of
the Buchanan Electors. The opposition Is dis
,racted and disorganized, and could not poll any
hing like its fair VOTE considerable lumber are
intent GU shroSipg away their votes on the Fll- |
more ELECTORAL Ticket, though il bas no shadow oi
chance. But the people are essentially anti Bu-
chanier in regard to Foreign Policy aud Free Soil
a. 10, snno