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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29


have made the greatest strides in preparing
themsetyes for liberty. Look where We will in
Europe, we find that the whole tendency Of things
is TO the gradual abolition of every vestige Of serf
dem. and toward establishing the republican
equality Of the masses. But the vulgar, provincial
authorities of the South-the Little Peddlington
heroes Of the press and the stump and the Legsla-
tuie in Virginia and Carolina, now enuncate the
CHASTITY doctrine that the laboring man should be
slave. and that so far from the old abolition opin-
ions of the South being true, white as We'll az
black lsbor should be literally enslaved. The Rich
mond Ercrirer The Charleston Standard, and other
leading organs of the South, which support Mr..
Buchanan. and through which be aims to gain the
Presidential vote, hold this doctrine.
The deceptions used BY the Buchanan party IN
PENNSYLVANIA are even more enormous than those
prscticed Hhen Polk became President. Although
Nr. Dallas, as Vice-President, gave his casting
vote in the Senate TO destroy the Tariff of l-i2
yet throughout Pennsy lyanis, in that canvass the
Sham Democratic banners bore the device OF
"Polk. Dallas and the Tariff of 1872; and Buchanan
had the mendacity to asert that Polk was as good a
tariff man as Clay These .alsehoOds, however,
simply deprived the laborer Of work, or lowered
his wages; they did not mean TO enslave hun abso-
lutey. But now the deceptions of the Buchanan
rarty aim 10 enslsye the white man, literauy-to
bu, and sell him as il now does the negro or mu-
latto: fer the Buchanan press in Pennsylvania, as
e.eu here relieousy exclude the terrible fact that
the leading journals of the South in his interest,
and by which he aims 10 succeed, desire the absO-
lu,e cnslavement of the white laborer OF the North.
and openly so put the proposition. We deiy con-
tr,dicticn 10 the statement that the leading Buchan
an Journals of the South openly aver that the white
lahorrg nan should be ensayed. But this fact is
ignored. in the same manner twas ignored in Penn
sylvania. that Polk and Free Trade was the cry
in the South while :" Polk. Dallas and the Tariff of
lag" was the cry in Pennsylvania.
The same infamous course will not produce the
same res ult Of triumph. Buchanan will be defeated
in Pennsylvania and the detection of the most re-
spectacle members of the old party, and their ac-
cession to the Republicans, carries assurance Of
such result. Happily for this people, there are
twenty newspapers read now where there was one
ten wears ago. With such aid to illuminate the
popular mind, We cannot believe that the old
shsms Of Pennsy yania will be able to regain their
power by means Of the ignorance of the masses.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

Our CITY needs an honest man in her chief ex-
ecutiye station-we believe this is very general
conviction. Nine-tenths of all who have any inde-
uepdent opinion on the subject desire to see Fer
nanao Wood ousted, and fve-eighths of the voters
are ready to cooperate in securing this consumma-
tion And yet there is great danger that W ood may
retain the Mayoralty as he gained it-by minority
vote rendered effective by the divisions OF his adj
yersaries.
We shall labor, as before, to avert this calamity
Then we supported Wilson G. Hunt, known po-
tical opponent, in preference TO the unexception-
able candidate Of our own party, because we
wished to separate our Municipal administration
from National politics, and because we thought Mr..
Hunts name fair and just point of union against
Wood. We are ready to do the same again. Let
us have an anti-WoOd candidate-we care not of
what party-who will stand pledged to exert
all bis power to give US non-partsan Police, re-
duction of Municipal expenditure and taxation, and
an open and relentless war upon all forms OF vii
lainy and vice, and we will support him most
cordially Why cannot We have such candidate
If William r. HaveDeyer, Anthony j. Beecker,
James X. Whiting, Henry Grinnell, Luther Brad
ish, Charles OConor, X. III. McCurdy, Wilson G.
Hunt, Thomas b. Stillman or any one Of twenty
men Of like character and standing, can be put up
for Mayor on the ground We have indicated, We
will support him right heartily But it seems to us
indispensable that the man for the crisis should not
be the nominee of any political party. Let him
vote for President as he shall see ft-tbat is bis
own business-but let lin be voted for not as
Buchanan, Fillmore or Fremont man, but as an in
dependent reform candidate, coming forward on
the requisitiOn of a number of his fellOw-ctizens
or selected by an Ant-WoOd City Convention.
We care not who the man may be- so that he be
known as upright and capable, nor of what party,
SO that he be not presented as a party candidate,
but distinctly pledged to know party in the dis
charge Of his official duties.
Citizens opposed to the reelection of Wood!
will you consult and concert with regard to this
natter Stop all party nominations for Mayor,
and let US see if we cannot have union on grounds
mutually satisfactory. Such union would sue
ceed by thousands while without it We fear Wood
will agan triumph.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

Wood against the crushing evidence oi his mutt form
and audscious rascsiitios prs eu,cd in our last We
are no; sure that the dct,hSe is rade in earnest i
il is II is more damsgipg - Is client ID N or H.
peachmept. Says Tie HIald;
"EYny one knows, III tie N s.bori.ooi 2 Wall
stte,, that .b0y, prdc',1e ,-i,.I ia Of finest
points IN tho character ct hc-'asss e., ent c'ery
crc knows The value Of s,ap partner " a. sorts =.
sPeeulationS. Nh. Woo rs V.s. ~'A nc c:n'
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Tur FnLxoRk MEETING AT ALBANr.-We have

Tur FILLMORE MEETING AT ALBANr.-We have
several letters before us from Albany earnestly pro-
testing against the extravagant Misrepresentation oil
the Teleraphic Reporter of the Associated Press as
TO the number participating in the State Mass Meeting
Of the Fillmore party held there on Thursday Inc
great feature of the meeting the procession for
which eight bands Of music had been engaged. The
TeleTaphic Reporter insnuatcd that there were forty
thousand in this procession the actual number, ascer-
.ained by several distinct counts by men ofthe highest
respeCtalility, was between eleven and twelve hun
dr,d Instead Of 500 f.om New-York and Brooklyn,
there w,ic not two hundred in the process. ion Con-
sidering the fact that it the day of the Albany
Count, Agricultural Fair Little TO bras Of as
Mass State Convention
If all correspondents te,egraThc or Otherwise
would gvc the truth the whole truth. and nothing
but The truth, to the best Of their knowledge and be-
lief" there would be much more satisfaction to all
sidcs
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Campnign Tribune-Priee Reduced.

W. uropo.e TO send THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE for the
balance Of TIE Campaign commencing With the pspe Of 0eok
and erdAr I've hope) with the record Of the Of i
candidate. sbout November IL And 70 iasure shs
b. .omrthna more fy-shss propose
TWICE wsIE and Of the ful size OF Duy Weekly ard
s.uLWeeLly Editions We shall thus be able xve al
best spsele. Of he dsy Addresses elaborate Documents and
full des Of all Elections su6 Political Movement. throughout
tb, evrptfUl There will he many cheap Weekly
issue, Campaign with which prefer copeso
intf.rs wbe publsh the lowest endursble poe
vhb hs Encyclopedias Of the Canvass and BE-
Roe6 speaker committeeman worker.
Rsh book and monitor We SAX those who believe
sucb vii do rood to sid us in extending ccuisoa.
TERMS FOR THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE,
TO Pr IssrID TWICE A WEI
cns with the paper Of the Sd Of Ocober and
about the l2rh Of November-say twelve upmbe<s;
10 Copies, To one sddress. 5O
~ COpes, 10 ole w
100 Copies. " one address. ~
Orders Ia all BE- accompanied With toe not-y-
which may be rerDitted sk Notes Of al -p-olpAyhs
Banks N the United States received but when Dtf os
EevYok Boston Philadelphia De procured he! VII
b. preferred bolevletten Should be certified BY he F"ss
unssTer.
Those Of our friend. may Ld IN rrcuissos
81 THE 5FGI-WEEKLY CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE VII he
Kind enough send their orders early day psbe
Adlres GREELEY 4 McELRATH,
Tribune OEice E-y- Yof
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We give to-day q very curious and instructive
letter copied from The Charleston Standard, and
written by one Of the South Carolina Buford men
in Kansas. Though he does stretch the truth =
little to save the honor Of his companions in arms,
il comes quite as near the facts We could well
expect from q Border Ruffan. lt would seem
from the conclusion Of the letter that these Caro-
Ina mercensres are pretty thoroughly sick of the
business in which they are engaged. One para
graph fairly let's the cat out Of the bag az to the
object for which these men went to Kansas:
'And why should We remain ! We cannot
fgh, and of course cannot prerent oT enemy from
rctiag Tie object Of our mission rN then, Of
e0urse, be d,foted and We had az well return
That seems to be pretty plain, distinct and
decided. The South Carolinians went 10 Kan
sas Lot 10 ,al,, but 20 .fgh, and by fighting To
pr,rent TIE Free-Siate men from rotirg Finding
they cannot do that, they are now very anxious to
get home: but, as Western Missouri has imported
iL,n, she viii, We think be apt 10 enjoy for some
tine, TIE pleasure OF their company, and the honor,
for scue months longer, of-one way or another
furnishing them with Livelihood; and, after all,
we spprehend they will have TO be sent home at the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

Senate; where, if taken up il would have oeen 'e-
jected by at least three to one.
Now the Republicans, who were grossly assan''
for no, supporting some compromise or hai'-"sy
proposition, and charged with sticking oostna'e'!
TO the Topeka Constitution lest by spscificaton oil
Kansas they should lose their political capital are
as vehemently sssailed on the stump because they
did vote for this half-sndhaf Fillmore proposition
II is difficult in such circumstances to decide gu the
spur Of the moment whether to take half loaf or no
bread; bu, We believe the Republicans acted wisely
and well in voting for Dunn's bill.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

Governor Wise appears to be preparing n,
gepcies. He has issued orders to the c.m..
of the Virginia Militia to organize their m., "a
report the number and condition Of the puAr.
in their hands. As things are beginning y -
rather squally in Pennsylvania, perhaps c.
Wise intends to march in, Border. Ruff, 60
on election day, and in spite Of the Penps,,,..<
choose Legislature sound on the goose -
Missourians did in the case OF Kansas. q,
be ntepds TO act as Lieutenant TO Bully B,o,,
the great enterprise in case Fremont is el-+,.,
marching TO Washington and seizing the ,,,.
and the archives. Unless however the VIM
Militia have improved in promptitude Of no,.s~
and warlike character since the last csnb,.
Washington, we can't believe that the tres,,,,
the archives are in any great danger.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
New9ark DAILY @ribaate
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1856.
r-,i.aa purnher Of Advertisements are taken in

A limited number Of advertisements are taken in
Tnr wrKKLr TRiBrsr at the rate OF one doua' ine.
This paper has attained circulation OF 10 oOo
copies, and is unquestonably the best medium eH'am
for advertising in the country. Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before, and not later than
Tuesday Of each week.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
EROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Saturday, Sept q. ls2
On Tuesday morning next the Prceldent's Moan
Cnard will escort Gen. Pierce from the White Ho.
10 the Railroad Depot whore he will be received BY
staff and company Of officers of the Disre, Wa
teer Regiment, who will accompany him ss far s b
timore. At that place he will be received BY the a:a
brigade OF the Maryland militia.
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BURNING OF A PIANO MANUFACr0RY-l
WOMAN KILLED.

BUFFALO, Saturday, SePt' ~ ISh
A. J. Keogh's extensive piano msnasaetosy a
,b;. CITY was totally destroyed by fire this morning
Ioclock. The building was new and ownei By he
oecnnan,s Loss s23, ,C00 insured in several como.
nies, So. 600. A failing wall crushed an sdoiaa,
woodso buidiur killing one woman.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAM
COMMISSIONER OF PATENrs
D The n. Y. Tribui

Special D1spstch 70 Inc n l. IEtOuHe
WAsHrSGros, Saturday, Sept, p, IA.
The Commissioner of Patents has concededt, =.
merable entreaties made from all sides to r,.,, !.
office for the present.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

The following dispatch was received at the Office d
the Illinois Central Railroad Company on Saturday;
Chicago and Cairo united. The trsck on the ca
csgo branch IS completed Il. u. MASON
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
Gov. Reedcr's Letter and Speerh.

We sh, publish on SATURDAY Sept. e. TTsc Of Is PAGES
containing Gov Reeders Letter IL favor Of Fremont and MS
Speech AZ New Haven sso The Poor Whites OF the South
= letter 20 the Governor Of South Csrolina
Price Per dozen. % pr ion. : IS per 1903. SO
Orders iscosrg The cash a. solicited.
GREELEY Il McFLRATH. Tribune Office. n I.
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FREMONT MEETING IN SPRINGFIELD ON

CkcisSArI Saturday, Sept q, lsG
A spirited Fremont meeting sas held at Spdnss.y
Ohio, to-day. II is estimated ibat there were 10
persohs present. Gov. Myers aud Messrs. CrisAr
Corwil e ana Others were among the speakers.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

-EA-GOy. Cleaveland Of Conn. Geo. bm' Da'"
nd Pai1e GCdwin, Of Now-Yolk, will speak iof f..
don at Southport, Conr., on Friday aitsrno'a
evening, oc.. :.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
NETWORK CANAL TOLLS
CHICAGO ANp CAIRO UNITED.

The canal tolls for the season foot up $l1B@
Last year they were sl,79O,3tS.
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public expense, ss in the case Of o,k,, /.
paupcrs.
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WRITING FLUID.

Tie public invited 70 ny UuI
InPsoys I'D LIsPIp FLrto.
"a in all re.pec. equal the beet Euxish and IA some
i,nrrant ou.es il s superior all For sale by the S;~
sxon.,. THApDEUs DAVIps 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

rrcTtoN CoMsIsfp-Wc are now selling SEWING MAcuSES
for family sew quilting and other lSh work which com
pstr each turn of the driVins'whee Also I'M
making five four three stitches AZ each
IL be clearly demonstrated that no other KIND
of SEWN. Machine before the public Ia comparison win
these can be used without positive lOss.
SI,cEk 4 No. 32S Breadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

PAPER DECORATIONs.-THoMAsF FAYE Co,
No. 2S1 Broadway Waucns have on hand every variety
CO.. he fully appreciated Artistic woIkmen only employed
and all work warranted.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

ssss modera improved PIANOS and AsLoDEors are to be
found No @ Broadway Pianos to rent and rent allowed
on purchaser sale monthly payments secont Ri
amos from ss0t al Mcicdccns from 80 to lS Pianos
Sone and ef sired polished boxed and moved 1.-The Horace
Waters Pianos says Tue Ne.York Evangelist are known
among the very We enabled speAt Of these in
rments will degree of confidence om personal knowl
edge of their excellent tone aud durable quality"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

penetrated. these Pills IN demand The stomach the
lungs the ncstnes the most aabe by ds
cas climates and upon these the remedial action of this
Medic IN, ia rrp'd thorough and inyarihble.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-PROOF
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES,

KELTy FyReUsos No. l Broadway and No. 81 Resdes,
have full and choice stock OF BRoCAIELLks, SATIN DE
LAIEss, WoRsTrD DAmAsxs, LAcn and Muslin CURTAINS,
&c which offered at the lowest prces
WIKoow SHApIs.-Our stock OF WINDOW sAADEs u the
Now York and manufacturing facilities
enable offer thu goods LEES than other houses We in
xite the Q Ateniion Of close buYers.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

BABY JUMPERS.-IInder this head We shall not
exto the utility Of the article the amusement Affords TO
the child and tine parent already well known but
merely state that they be found TUTTLrs EMposuM OF
FANCY GooDs NOVELTIES and TOYS, NO 80 bro.d"sy'
Prices, 50 81, S3. IS "A and o.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

PAPER BANGINGs AT WHOLEsALE.-Country
Merchants are invited stock Of French and
American PAPER HAsGisSs embracing every variety known
70 the trade. THOMAS FArr Co,
No. 257 Broadway opposite the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

PALPITATI0N OF THE HEART.-Dr. 5. ).
Fircas HEART CoEREcIoR PApitaton and other forms
Of Heart Disease For sale ia Broadway end by all Drug
si..s Agents wanted. Address Dr. 5. $. FITCH.
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