New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

Opposition in November, 1854, under the "Ameri-
can" Hag the vote standing
Observation-Disclosures. .6,9n Democratic .....6,aH
Congress- $500 ......o.33i
American majority Governor, COZ; Congress, 1876.
No election last year.
Delaware il noninally Slave State, but at
heart Anti Slavery. Her Legislature resolved in
favor of the Missouri Restriction in 1920 and against
the Anne xation of Texas in 1916. Her Rcprescn.
tatve John w. Hourton) repeatedly voted for the
Wilmot ProyisO. A large and spirited Republican
meeting was held at Wilmington last winter, at
which Senator Wilson spoke, and the name OF Ere
mont was received with especial enthusiasm. We
are confident msoriy Of her anti Buchanan voters
prefer Fremont to Fillmore but the organization Of
the other side is older and far more perfect. Della
ware being Federal State and Mr.. Buchanan an
old-time Ftderslist, it now seems probable that,
through the distraction Of his opponents, he will
secure her vote.
MARYLAND-At the State Election last Fall,
when great vote was polled, the aggregates were
Contr0lr. American 1900 Democratic o o,s
Congress-. b" .4,929 ....39,76i
American mejori,ies, 2,es2-2, 53e-s,i65.
We 20 not Zee how these msjOrities are to be
overcome this Fall. The Fremont ticket viii
probably subtract more votes from Buchanan than
from Fillmore, as it will be supported by many
Ccrmars who have hitherto voted the Democratic
ticket. The old Wing Counties Of st. Miy's,
Charles, Prince Georges, &c. which, being largely
inhabited by Roman Catholics, went strongly Dem
eeratic-that lie, snti.Know. Nothiog-last Fall,
will probably cow do better for Fillmore APP
peaIarces may deceive; but there are no data on
which this State can now be set down for any oae
else than Fillmore. ,a
VIRGINIA This ilustrous breeder Of patriots
and feld-haLds for expectation lat year elected
Henry A. Wise her Governor BY the following
vote:
Dsia mSj Coz .lo,lso L:G0r...ilS s 4" vGeS 5,lis
C0ngIess ...........................i3t"
We see no reason TO doubt that Buchanan W II
carry the State by at least 10000 majority. The
two leading parties are running race 10 devotion
to the Slave Power, and We know whichcan win in
hot. Since Gov. Wise's demonstration that Buch-
snah's project Of running the Missouri line to the
Pacific would have raised the price Of negroes to
S3,CC0 per head and increased The value Of Yir-
girias great staple at least abilon Of dollirs, We
have considered her vote ss good given for Buch
arsD. They don't like FllibusteIng much in yir-
ess, but rise in the price Of negroes is the over
rulirg consideration
NORTH CAROLINA -Htre the Americans old
their best last year, AID were mos. dccislvely
beaten. The aggregate vote for Congress stood
Am,,icsu. sil Democratic. ........47, sjl
Democratic Insjciity 1910
This is larger, proportiooally, than that 10 Virgin
ia. North CsIohns was once Wing State, bot
Chn.man carried controlling vote with bin TO the
Other eide. We thihk her vote 10 sure tor Bach.
anSn.
South CAROIiNA sill vote Cor Buchanan, OF
cour.e. If her vote will do him any good. There
ia some erumblng among Ter politicians, not 90
much that b. Ma a.nias:sa a. Cis:ina'f, ,taat