New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29
REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS.


Ing hearts engaged ID It's support than to b. found
n ths State Scarce sx months ago, and the present
Republican party all in the ranks of those parties
that and stu remain opponents. TO organize
and rel der active any new party IN State entirely
Isolated fr,sn border Influences necessarily AT FIRST
. difficult proceeding. Eastern journals, however,
partly supplied the want of local papers, and, above
Az The prIvate correspondence 80 powerful an agent
with free peOpe-had opened TO all classes liz every
portion OF ,he State, glimpse Of the movements
Of popular opinion at home. Engrossed in their
paiIoDs our WORK ling elias pay little need the calls
Of paraDs, while their views under the operations
Of every nail from the East could not be sscertalned
IT, indie, they had assumed the definite condition OF
6Ied opinion themselves Under this state OF things
the FIRST growth of Repubhcanlsm man Tested Itself In
the larger cities and thicky settled precincts
sf the State, most easily accessble to the sciDty
means at the command OF us friends At every step
however, obstacles gave way and opinion seemed 10
be in advance Of every movement made 10 secl ire IT.
and from the hIst attempt the present moment the
people have than met the expectation OF those
Who have undertaken the sanvasslng OF the State
The present condition OF pareee euabic no6 70 see
very clearly our position and prospects.
The Democratic party exists Ia name; sh0rn OF ~
honorable appanage, without the element OF self
respect the support OF men who can influence the
RESI- ect Of others. unive sal disgust seems 70 per-
yaue the party which may be said Ia sand the pr
nal cause OF late revolution and which has given
too painful evidence OF its appreciation of the spirits
who provoked IT. by ltd utilization with the malcOntcnts
OF the Stale, and by nominating men to Congress, to
whom DENY and Herbert the acknowledged supe-
rors Tie better class of citizens formerly in the party
have left IT, and have constantly b. pouring into the
ranks Of the Republicans, while acceSsions,
and then kindred spirit of ruian instincts has
been made TO this most decidedly anti California party
that HOSTS the flag OF the Buccaneers.
The ilnore party, the other hand, possessed of
. character and political ainites entirely adverse 10
the uphoders of the present Administration, have
NAMED attached 10 the fortunes of Mr.. Fillmore until
they have d respect by their adne-ion which the
present and prospective condition of Mr.. Fillmore will
hODOraby release them from before election day COMES
round With this party ia the issue with the Repub-
kcaus. Every mail from the East taken large NUM-
kers from tn, N 10 the Republican ranks, white III many
q the counties entire fusion of tue local ket has
taken place In this movement there is no sacrhce OF
principle required. As in this state 1t Is wei known
that the proscripve policy OF Americanlsn has very
kule force while the leading doctrines OF Republican
ism are very generally held by the Fillmore party we
are eyery day advised of uthern who are among
he strongest supporters of Republican principles.
The intelligence from the East, since Mr. tlilmores
return has increased the accessiOns 10 the Republicans
from his former adherents, while at the present mo-
nent the universal response seems 10 oe IL VII III
" more hos no chance, We shall vote for Fremont
Under such state of affairs il is very evident that
silent stampede of opinion is already going on III favor
Of Fremont which the news by the two coming s'eahi.
ers from the East cannot but increase. Tue event
under consideration which will decide hve men, VIII de-
eide five thousand II is not question OF Pocy ol
. dictate of necessity That such decisl IN wall be
made u morally certain. The people OF THIS state are
too much alive 10 the Importance oil u'er vote 10
iow II idly TO the winds as mere empty coupnHgnt
b Mllard Fillmore The great body of the vote OF his
sdberenis will be given 10 Mr.. Fremont, dccihng Inc
State for the Republican ticket by al least lVoVo ma
yofty Such is position and such are our Po'tS'
Nothing that foresight divine can interiors WIN mo
nAniest tendencies of the popular will, and the strong
determination OF the people OF this STATE 10 give hc
vote IN favor Of Freedom and the proecton oi we 40.
Dor Of free white men. The ignoring OF uhe acme
Railroad by TIE Democracy, and Buchanan auneie.1c
70 their platform contrased with the tree outSP3heh
sentiments OF Col Fremont upon THIS measure, "o'i
arve who are the real friends OF Cahf"rhia anu
her interests. The mountains aud valleys are IesPVn
sve In this matter and will record their verdct ioi us
fearless champion Let the track be cleared. Cahlol-
MIA joins the Republican train and demands place III
The ranks OF Freedom.
From every section Of the State are called upon
nor Republican speaker The harvest Is getting 100
nrge for the laborers. We must inform our interior
inas Mat We have sent or driven out from among Us
a. no can TAN, ana scarcely get up cluo speech
q. p"ne. lDoor the circumstances We must rcni'nu
80" sla' every place, however small, has seineoody
nuist can wake up his neishbor-pslk 10 him-and
s -" punch The next man uni speakers VIII grow
IIof.1n. hepnbheanism has more inspiration IN II
- :, -. ne sware OF who have not tried their toagdss
~; g. ~ wy ,vunhn men must give porson Oh
uh' une 'oth 'ns 10 election day in talking RaDub
bcanisln, forming clubs getting mn me,ings and using
sec1 otnea acucai means viii occ Ar 10 the H. for
spreading knowledge and ayakenny an ;r,ores, in
measures SO vital to every Californian
Ii we're better, indeed, that every mine, sbo,ld
sptbo al us uue nun hs 10 election day in securing
of The State tnat su' anceinen IN her material progress
which will flow from al Administration led nv one of
her own sons than to allow TO relapse into tie Ain
gish domination OF Get of politicians whoha trial.
9TH COR interests turned deaf TO our wants and
Who are committed a party in deadly hostility 70
he great work so much desired by every Cahfomian-
Railroad that will make " one family, closely united
- The "oId folks at home.
Let The people Justly eetimste the issues pend.
40 snS thew will sw skeu as man-they Will all
Hesome sneakers and orators. Let them viii il, and
0ay viii make California Whist nanie designed her
nd of gold Towing with abnd ance and osesred With
Assdon, intelligence sod The fruit o. nee '"eof'