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


truly such by his accession to the Republican party
No man more entirely possesses the aspect and
confidence Of all classes Of citizens.
OF SIMEON DRAPER it is almost needless TO
speak in this community. gallant and generous
man, be counts personal friends in every camp lie
has he'd leading place in the Alns-liou'e Doard
ever since il was organized. HI service have oeen
unremitting, and the putlic appreciation common
-urstr. There can he no dnubt that as long "a ne
cbooes 10 devote himself = the dirty OF this once
the people wiil Le zeaous 10 in,rGst it to him.
REpUEM, ANS, CHcc a.o-e tnd foT the last time
we urge upon you the nccc>sl,! of Organization
for the contest now so soon to b. decided. Alter
~ that has beer said at least half thu owns n thi'
State are yet without working Republican "Fgaui-
zatiOn. In each Of these towns the Republican
vote will be twenty to fifty less than it would have
been had an efficient Fremont Club been formed
early as July, and been engaged in the disscmllla-
ton of documents and in canvassng ever since.
1t is very true that we can probably afford to lose
these votes; but should wei If We can give lOO,-
GEO majority for our cause, why should We be con-
tent with 75,Od01 Remember that the Fillmore
and Buchanan coalition so long threatened 10 all
but consummatcd-in some districts II Is already
effected. Witness the joint nomination for Con
gress in Otsego and Delaware, which Il to be FOL
lowed by like coalitions in other districts. In
Duchess and Columbia, an American has been
nominated for Congress who is already sold out
His votes are mortgaged to the Bucbaneer candi-
date. In Broome, there is virtual If not yet
ayOwed coalition on Member of Assembly; and
similar arrangements are now secretly maturing
all over the State. Two Electoral Tickets will
doubtless be kept in the field, so as not to alarm
the Adopted Citizens; but the great bulk of the
anti. Fremont vote will be thrown for either
Buchanan or Fillmore the managers shall Prl-
vately agree And this, though il does not sulilce
to make our State doubtful, should stimulate us to
activity and vigilance on every point. Beware
We must organize to disseminate the truth. The
unparalleled Of Kansas are babitualy 'lurred
over, denied and sneered at by the journals and
speakers Of both our Fillmore and buchanan sd'
versarics. They publish tue Border-Rufian dis
patches end bulletins, and suppress the more I'M
portant aud truthful statements OF the Free-Staie
men. To this hour, there are hundreds of thou
sands of our countrymen in total ignorance of the
usurpatiJns, frauds and Outrages committed by the
Pro-Slayery invaders Of Kansas. This day. there
are Ten Thousand anti Fremont voters i'll our State
who would come over t. the Republican side II they
could he induced to read the Kansas Investigating
Committees Report and Senator Summers Speech.
These two documents alone, if niyersally read,
would carry Congressional Districts that are now
going against us. Let tie light shine
We must organize to preycnt frauds. The men
who uphold the Bordcr-Rufiian subjugatiOn of Kan.
sas BY invasion and oul voting will not hesitate TO
resort to similar outragcs 10 save their own Offices
and their party ascendency. ORGANIZATION alone
can defeat such iniquties, and il shCdd be promptly
and thoroughly effected. Work
We must organize to guard against falsehood.
On the day Of Election, if not sooner, the whole
land will be flooded with calumnies on Col. Ere
mont and the cause he represents. Republican
signatures will be forged to lies of the blacklist
character, which will be sent FROM Maine to Iowa
On the wings of the lightning We are prepared 10
hear that telegraphc reports that Col. Fremont is
dead-that lie has run away, &C., &c, are widely
circulated on the day OF election at points where ii
is not possible seasonahly to refute them. The
Slave Pow or and the C .Rce-hOlders combined will
not surrender their hold on the Treasury without
more desperate and reckless struggle than the Coun
try has ever known.
Republican reader! whether in New-York or
any other State, we mean you. IOC ought to see
thai there is d Fremont Club formed in your town
within three days after receiving this, unless you
have good one already. If you hare one, then
send out working Committee to get one up in
each town of your county not already organized.
If your county is all right, turn your attention to
the next, and so on till the impulse is everywhere
felt. Every energetic, live Club is worth twenty
or thirty votes to the Cause. Who is too needless
or too lszy to help secure those votes
All through the canvass thus far there has been
too much effort for large meetings, dsting lished
speakers, snowy banners and long professions.
After your local organizations are completed, and
the documents generally disseminated, these are
well enough; but without these they are deceptive
and of little worth. A gathering OF fifty voters
in a district schoo-house, with some plain, we'll
informed, upright citizen TO state the positions Of
the several parties, and the reasons why Fremont
should be elected, is worth more than many great,
noisy mass meeting. Assemble sne;ghborhOod AID
let the people hear on what ground we stand; then
let these who agree with Us form a Club and 10 to
work. That is meeting to some purpose aad will
tell on the Election.
We must orgsnize to bring out our last voter
There are towns which have never Vet pclled nine
tepths of their votes. There is 10 town in which
there are not votes tina. will be Lost without yig