New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21

TnJ-L II - trne y o'sary Lti ,.ssnrE eng. B1i
flY a,le tine Arnss.>ar -i..n- 1.en p5ii,, d.
o. rtr' IN phenoL,bl )l tber Own socc'y. T9oss
who = we 80 Elrpys ~ Te%d tho WrnhSS :" r ir,-
pcsns have 'esrnt ih:t The world Will y 'mpfs-+4i
With he ext nj Cf Amer Al er1itory the lncreas" ot
Of ia population the promise OF IL matcut g'eat-
rCss il by 10 posed 10 pr poe - Nsc TIE
Am. ric0n political Character as Doiei laia i"ebg
j. no. corinsd . England, which mgh, b. 'upp)Sei
enyious OF yOuDk er riva', bat c1t-b1s th JustoTt
Europe, both constitutional and Ge'poti, Ihe MO-
stloua ncOnGstency Of Savoy IN free R@pubIc
night be passed over if there appeared derlrc on
he psr of The people to renove an ev va CD 1t nigh,
be sud was boquoathea TO them by the plen. SAFE
but when the institution 10 extoled, when every
theory Of social science and every text Of
SCRIPTURE = sougLt after to supPp't it, then
the natural feeling Of the world il aiona.a1 ev n
from those who have carried fufbe.t ,le prime ples
Of uoouler government. The war IN Kqnsis where
the oppon, nts Of S8vcry have been expelled by al
a,ne1 force whose Coir "a have b.en sDce rat I'D By
the highest auihOri'y-tbe assaut Northern sen
stor by member Of the House Of Representatives.
ection applaaded by half the s,-s tie Union ed
eoricd III - the last by the pcpctrator-are suicen.
10 cn men. attention 10 tic fu.ure prospect, of the
community 10 which they belong. Add 70 this, tia,
the aggrossvc doctrines avowed by MANY politicians
arc calculated TO keep the Union in state OF pipct
ual pmest beside undermining those foundations OF
morality 10y which even a pIopolderating Safe Oh
nCw continent must be support d. end have reason
enough Why men Of ~ c'asses should ook forward to
the Pre3dcutia election decision OF the commuui-
~ on lUtrtiODb OF Inc greatest uagnltG1e.
Mr.. Buchanan, the Dtmocretc candidate, hes
hitherto been thought by h rlenrs cert Ain OF an
easy victory. lie vii be supported by the Son'h, 6y
the advocates Of annexatgV and EbOrptiJ ID. BY the
CcLqDcling faction Ill kansas--n shor, by al t1ose
sec'lOIs Of the pOpulatiol with when We IN EnSlaad
Lay. least IN common. NJ. buchanan II uuders'oOd
70 have purpO5ey delay cd settlement ot the Cectral
AmCCan qne.on, end to bod opn ons on the subject
Of an armed occupation which arc directly opposed 10
the spUlaCns Of the treaty he y also sald T. 9kree
with tie doctrines laid down ~ wBat was called ile
Os'tnd Conference, whore certain Amerfan GPo-
mathis romul gated principles which must 7aYecI
| CyCy weak State 10 tie will OF its more poTeiiGi
ntielbor. The Pierce Administration has oeed
liz; ssti-fa tory 10 tie country that no ciance
OF La =, lection e1isiee, and Mr. Buchanan was
| chosen by tho Democratic party We are told
| that lie announce emeut Of Lls name ieil nat on
| the country yet, a. tue chosen nominee OF great
| political body, be had tse best c1ance OF success'
! NilL the last month, howc'er Col. Fremont, t.e
| Repuobcen candidate hos been growing IN favor ~
The Outse. he had tine oo1a3e to speak booty Ga the
subjec: OF "fllibust, ring and the cd invasion OF
| other nations rights without cause OF quarre The
treatment received By the Free Sol party in karnas
| has raised the Indignation # the Norh'west and
| swelled the number OF Col. ITemonts supporter.
Thee months sti 70 elapse before the eiecA0n,
and it is thought that if no unexpected event occur
Col Fremont will continually li3c IN popularity, and
exeDtualy attain the ligbes' piece in tue American
commonwealth. The prttcnsions Of nr. Fillls .c,
however, aIe Ikcly to complcalo the struggle. Ihs
gentleman will be supported by 4 great part OF the
Wig parry, anu tho itNu't bty poiuipo u, '"AL
neither tidate will obtain -nfcient nunbei Of
votes and that the Posident viii be chosen By tie
House Of Representatives.
The newspapers which favor Col. Ftemont are,
low vel, ssDguine Of LIS success, aId taking the
States by one, they argue to the prob1o,e re-
sult cf hc election The New i gland Satos are AZ
may be sUpLosCd, likely 10 support the Repub!i.
| can" candidate. Iu Maiue the Fremont party is
| likely TO have large ma jorty. IL MasSacu-ctt
! large portion even of the Democrats are likely to
absnGon the cause Of Mr.. Buchanan. rne North
wcst every day advancing 10 population and %e ith,
although sufficiently Democratic inprincple, s looked
upon kely to support the more moderate poti iian
OF the lwn. But the Central st itos. New. lok New
taits, VIII most probably cccde the coItest. New
Yoik las now a populG. Of more than
four millon5, ard, though enjoying
tropolitan status, is, from She greatness o. i.s
chic. city, naturally most influential Ill struggle Of
popular opiiou. We OF ourselves called upon
to express any judgm,D ut or rynpathies IN the
msttcI. The opinions of Engshmon may be wei d.
yned They know little Of the nutudnous parties
which div de American pOitics, aud less OF tie uien
WHO take the loud il the Union. Bu' ghtn Freedom
il ptCd against Slavery, and sense Of justice and
natlOLal right against aggression, acy canno. but
desire that what they consider tie right cause VIII
peya II is 10 BE- noped tbat before another Pleei
GCnt il installed at Washington the question de-
bGted between the two nations Si be Hn7ly Gel. cd.
SO far, therefore, Immediately concerned the
decision Of the AInti lean people is not Of much in-
E0ltance But IN the long run We are interested IN the
noia tore of tho Republic; fox if TIC doctrines enun
ciaed in some quarters be accepted tY s peOpo. He
CanIot but fear q succession Of ro lSlo and disputes
while Il better cOun,els prevail period of sni and
gooG-u u may commence, not sCon 70 l." dis;ur rel