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

Tie Conme,eIal Adre,uSey la 70 distinguished for
Iespcaciiy ut We have always suqp'ted it. editor
c9u'd gee through fsr siz.d la r. II 50, Whist
a. 10 ID * OF stch paragraph rs the f)lo 'irg:
"SarIY = oRrITD AEorr 1.-THE Republican
iounal- e,Lib, amusing feature n the articles upon
tie pr,- ht IrtsItcbtial cam a!gn soneioia2 IN the
ra'uro Of t'iat manifested by them last tal, with re-
--t,t 70 The Wing patty, when they pro-
CsmiuE !. 40 be dead, aid yet ever abusing u for per-
tinirg acts Indicative o. Its vitality. AMI ever bold
INK Il 20 that iespons bl'y from W ich the dead are
supposed l. be exempt. Nov the pubhcans
quite a. pctileClolsy insist TIA, Nj. Fillmore has
the uIuO.ce' ctai c. Of AZ election; tha he cannot
Ct single ectoral vote; and ia It hs fri.Dds and
snrpceI- know ttis. and ought to wi h1rsw h5 name.
stns'iura that geItemal's rencs a'e p.eous y
impcred 10 10 this; n, other times il is imprronly
cenaICed of them; and at others, they are accused
oi - alrei of di' oIcsiy and fra nj for declining o
Oup'y VII tie reques. or the demand. And yet
wlr hi ar,gcd impo--blity of 81, Fllm.rr' letion
j. hol0y aLd cogmsji.ally i;ersd snd rei.erl'ed by
G+f fuhcan journals the conductors Of those Journals
VII ce perpe.ual aaftn e,t Their assertions should n
November ncx' prove 10 uLtue, and 10 s.ant
wojIy rhout MIR. FL noir's pros Jects. We suspect,
iutced, thar by th = time said journas have pretty
~ i conv ced their readers that the Dol pess of their
ttTt. that he cannot be- j. Just in proportion to
their fs ars that after allie 'cW be elected
Nov. waile we challenge The Commercial to
Iar the Republicans who have either "pteousy
lrplored or "imperionsly demanded Mr.. Fill
more's withdrawal, we belie7e the country per.
i,c'ly ~ de,stends that the mall Influence exert
ed by running Filmorc by no means implies any
possibility q bip eIecton. We dOp't know Re-
publican Who imegints he has sny more chance 10
be cfostn PIe:iden. than Ned Dunslile; but We
Flow many who deplOre that the running Of Fill.
more Electoral tickets plays directly into the
bsnds Of the Bucbsnrers. Thus, the Fillmore
ticket can by he possibility poll one fifth of the
Peoples yotts in siher Connecticut, Indiana Ill,-
n"is or Penysy syl'ania; yet i, nsy possibly poll
Anti Buchanan votes enough in either of these
States 10 give the Electoral Vote TO Buchanan. Is
il possible that TIE Commercial does not see that
Fillmore may thus injure Fremont without re.
cieyiDg-as we believe he will not receye-one
srgle Electoral Vote
The running of Fillmore mas ceased 10 be in good
iaiih-it has become trick, snare an ambus
cade. The Men who are engineering bis canvass
mean TO elect Buchanan, AID are keeping him
(F. in the field for that purpose. See how their
baIsngues, editorials, &c, throughout the Free
States are all aimed al Fremont and hardly glsnca
az Bucblnsn Every nOg ard then, one Of ths
managers throws Of the mssk and goes openly
o,rr 10 B1chspan. Thus Percy Wake, in Ala
bsua; thus Mr. Choate lcalIg himself an old
lipe Whig) demonstrates for Buchanan at the
East so 80 hear tnat Allen Trin3le, who last
I all ran sssir st Gov. Chase in Olis as the
American" and "Whig" cand dase is now
IN Ping for BUcbsnsn. So sre William Johnston,
Neton BaIrtre, and several more OF the goue.to-
ssed Wings who tried 10 defeat Gov Cdrsc oad
trcke dOwa in the attempt. Wherever in Free
State lmore ticket i. run, there the Buccaneers
are pf,rpiDg it up and cheering on its authors
ty every device they can cootri5e. Ii The Com
mtreiai does not see snd comprehend tbis game,
il must BE- very peculiar in ito visual capacities.