New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

fdence on the part Of the friends Of Fremont and
Day ton. Instead Of luDiDg them TO slee. in the
vain confidence that victory is cure, we would
rather arouse them TO exerton by inspiring them
with the consciousness that thus only is success
attaipable. We have q srong faith that Joha y.
Fremont is TO be our next President, and we De-
lieve nine .,enths Of those who read the carefully
prepsred biography Of our candidate which We
shall issue tomorrow will agree with US. lie is
the true hero Of our age, and as such bis country
men will re cogu,ze snd honor him. We roust they
are ready TO do it now.
Yet his nomination for President has ST Sected
bim to food Of personal calumny such as fa1 men
bsve ever been called upon to stem HIS religious
faith, bic pecuniaIy circumstances, bis domestic
and family history well as his career as an ex-
plorer and soldier, have been made the themes OF
atrOciOus calumnies. In one base journal, we have
seen it stated with all the gravity Of circumstance
and detail that he had divided up his Mariposa
e.tate among Editors and Others who favor
bis election; and Westsr Postmaster Editor,
improving On the hint gives the value OF the shares
sssien.d d to each beneficiary, grayely assuring his
readers that none of them hare denied the truth OF
The story Another says he is a member Of 'he
California banking house Of Palmer, Cook d Co.
that house being charged with default in the pay
ment of the State interest due on the lss instant.
Another charge is, that sad house Qocated in
CsiforIis) has been spending the States money
intIusted TO them in procuring his nominaton; and
ole of the last fabrications of this sort imports
that he ia dsperdent on said banking house
for kis daily subsistence. SO many incredible
and mutually contradictory calumbies were never
in two months Matched sgairst any one
man; snd we see some Of the no tile journals are
telling their readers that he don't contradict these
prepoeterOus charges - :hsrefvfe they must be
true If they were to accuse him OF numbering
his grandfather whom he never saw, or his father,
who died when he was FIVE years old, they might
doubtless draw the same inference as t. that
charge. He will dignity no libel by personal
contradiction, but commit his character 10 the gen.
eIcus appreciation and clear discernmens of the
American people. His friends oountenaDce no a.
saults the private character personal integrity
Of the opposing candidates; let us sec how mach
will be made by the asssilants of his good name.
IN some respects, the supporters of the Free
Ksntas Candidates labor under disadvantages.
The wealth Of the great citirs is against them.
The iimidi.y and selGshness which dare n,t bo
right for fear Of those who dare be sudscioasly
wIor g, is all against them The potency Of old
party wstchwords and organizations is against
them. TIE cowardice which dare not be humsue,
Dor generous, nor just even 10 italf, from dread
of being taunted with sympathy for negroes is
sean,! them. The lhOrt-sighted t,epidaton that
sfs up ali night with the Uhior, and cannot see
that tie object of their anxiety is most endan-
gered by weak compliance, by unworthy
conces sOns to those who threaten to break
up this confederacy whenever they fail to
rule il, is against him. But the hearts Of tae
free souled and hopeful the faithful and daring are
with him, as we Trust the result will vindicate.
Our adversaries, especially the Fillmore men, have
a far better organization; they can spend ten dol
lars to our one; they have many things which
make show in a eanysss but do not coun: in the
re.ult They can buy out few of our journals, as
they have just done with the old Gazette
at Trenton; but they cannot buy the
voters, nor even the great majority Of the ewspa
pers, Al this moment, there are not am0ag the
two or three hundred political journals In iutel-
gent, free-hearted New-England, over half dozen
that support Fillmore; yet tickets will be rua for
him in every State where men can be found to per-
nit the use Of their names for the purpose. Taey
do net expect 10 carry one Of these States for Fill
more; but they have joyful hope of giving at
LEAST Rhode Island and Connecticut to Buchanan
hope doomed to signal disappointment.
We seldom publish votes taken on railroads,
steamboats,, etc, because we know how these are
got up and how much they signify. Those who
observe those that are published will note that
the Fillmore bulletins generally put Fremont Sec
old, and the Buchanan reports DO the same. This
is their most significant feature. But the follow
ing Indications, which reached us in our yesterdays
mail, seem eqtaly to the purpose. Here is an
extract from letter dated "Wampville, Madison
" County, N. Y July Co."
ave are going for Fremont in these diggiDgs with
usb. The rural districts are sound fer Freedom |
saw Post master in TO IN south Of here who told
me he was 10; afraid Of being turned cut for being
Fremont man. for there lone TO pu. in his place
" ho thought otherwise. The old Democrats who now
ooue to the rescue-aud know msny in this vicinity
are the purest best men in their ranks Fillmore |
ChftensDgo, and Buchanan but little better We
G. Instantly having meetings and speeches all about,
Sho The people are thoroughly aropsed."
lie following is from one Of the mountain |
Counties Of Pennsylvania which has at every re-