New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30

az" ~ q n,;on.l abroad hss been 80 flliy and
clearly act forth IN that eIce.eDs Piouu'|'A that
D.moe ratio lips are bermetcahy seaied upon each
az these ouestions. The Lnmocrauc parry sop
posed to the road, and buchanan 10 opposed 70 H.
~ does he not staDd Oh the platform without the
o. in or ability 10 add a plank 10 II or take one
f,om il Bu, there is q dodge On foot EXGoy-
srnor Biger and the California delegation TO the
Cincinnati Convention are yet so)onrnlns among
ION They are endeavoring, II is believed, TO pre-.
yail on buchanan "a pledge himself, IN writing, to
the road This pledge they wLl brlng With them.
and publish here ju.t in time to prevent t rea:h
ipg the Southern states prior 10 the election. On
the strength OF this pledge, made if at all 20 be
broken, the Buchaneers hope u deceive the peo-
ple into voting for them. But TIE game is Up.
The trick shall he exposed before it is PLAYED, and
the audience will but jeer at the mountebaoks.
So tar the newspapers have not oil taken sides.
The Beutrals every " here excaim for toe railroad
and atA the people to sustain the party favorable
to its construction. Many of them wlll De openly
for Fremont, and in the course Of two weeks the
Republicans will have daily organs established ia
San Francisco, Sacramento and MarysyUle. The
arrapg, nients are made, and the money in ia 1d.
Whatever may be the result. the election will be
warmly, ably, enthusiastically contested. InfJrna-
ton from the interlOr-frOm the mountain guches
aid from the farmers Of the valleys-comes pouring
ID, showing that the masses are aroused and de-
ternned 70 throw of the incubuses many and op-
pressiye, which bastard Chvalry has, since the
State organization, borne them down with. Rely
upon it, CafJrnia will nobly respond "a her sister
States Of the Atlantic.
Office holders, Office. seekers and their iriends
together with few deuted followers who have
not the courage to Say that their political speeches
or acts are their Own, are the Ooly ones whose
voices are raised for the Cincinnati nominees.
There are thousands o. quiet thinking, worthy
lien who dare not act right and who have hereto
fore voted with that party, who may sustain
it yet; but the indications are that very large
majority of all such will go for Fremont Although
20 lar his fTienos are comparatively quiet and,
libe sensible men, make bluster they are work
ing actively ~ place the army IN order and open
the campaign with vigor. very enthusiastic
meeting has been b. d in San Francisco, and one
will be held here in a few days, after which the
bail wll be kept rolling. San Francisco, /! is adj
mtted on all hands, and by the mt ct violent Dem
Ocratr, will give Fremont large majority. he Is
pretty sure Uf Il majority here and in Nevada, and
naIy other towns. But the country is where his
votes will manly come from. There are the
Eastern and Western men following their ayOca-
tons. In the towns the Chvalry cOngregare 10
follow their, if they have any beyond politics.
If the Democratic Senate refuses 10 pass the
House bill admitting Kansas ns Free State, with
the Topeka Constitution, it will raise wlirlwind
here against that party which will ultimate in a
sweeping majority for the Fremont electoral ticket
The Democracy ia widely split. Each wing,
the North and South, will work in convention for
the ascendancy. Now the Chivalry appear 10 have
the inside track, and if the Convention which
meets on the 9th proximo nominates a State ticket
composed of Southern men, it will be beaten
without benefit of clergy. The Northern men, or
all such as are not inveterate dOughfaces, viii
strive for Northern ticket, and if they are sue
cessul in that Day possibly elect it. for the reason
that the Chivalry, who have neither political cap
tai, Lor character, nor numerical strength
on Wbich to start party of their
own with any hope of success, will be obliged TO
sustain the Democratic nominees, though they may
not have been born on the suDny side of the line
And that would be something new-somethin
which these party patriots never did befOre--for
they have invariably taken in the mass, voted for
Southern meD regard ess of party politics. II
nattertd not to them who WAS the candidate Of
their own or the opposing party-they knew moth
ing but South, and voted accordingly. If how
ever, the Chivalry shall carry the Convention
there are maDy Northern men Of the party who
will let them elect-if they can. This feeling 10
intense, and cannot be smothered.
Some months since the Know NOthings had viz
tuay abandoned their organization. They though
that Fillmore had no hope of success and believed
that on his return from Europe, when he would
become acquainted with the condition of the po
lical parties, he would decline the nomination.
His acc. ptance contrary to their expectation AM
bis wonderful speech at Albany, il which he said
the South would not submit to the express will ~
the majority if that ma )rty should cle;t Fremont
together with the belief that he will carry some Of
the Southern States and thus throw the election into
the House. have raised their expectations, tUd
they are ranyiDg, or attempting to rally, TO bis
support. They will probably poll a respectable
vote, all things consdefed; but whe her their ac-
ton will assist Fremont or Buchanan, is YET mat
ter Of great doubt.
The burning season seems to be past. Since
the great fret viii ich devastated and laid in one
waste of ruins Placerville, Georgetown Nesada.
and portion of Marysville the destructive ele-
ment has been dormant or confined to its proper
limits.
Lola Monies has returned from Australia and
is engaged to appear at one OF the San frsuclsco
theaters.
The country now feels more than ever before
the want of the usual Winter rains. The noun.
tain Streams are so low that the canals or dltches
which in past Summers were literally supplied
from them cannot receive more than half their
usual complement. Hence, thousands of miners
are idle. Hence. the supply of gold will from
this time uLtil the falling Of the Winter rains, de-
crease. The Sacramento River is lower now by
fourteen inches than in any previous year since
49, 1t 10 doubted whether ia u month o. tro,
the San Francisco steamers VIII have water enOugc
to make their trips.
i no hlluIt VI fdltncI, Oooh N w., lhc EuaL-
cal agents of the State, to pay the interest or
State bonds which was due in New-York on lst
July has created much indignation. BY their neg
lect or worse, California was once before placed
in similar position, and the people are no longer
defirous of being made the puppets Of monoy
brokers.
1he state Treasurer has issued card in wbict
he says the funds for the redemption Of the Coo
pOns we've placed in the hands Of Palmer Cook
& Co. in April la.t and that he holds ample secu-
Iity from that house to insure their repay nent
add that the money will be forwarded by the