New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

The State Election in MAINE takes place one
week from De1t Monday and will call out the
largest vote ever poed 10 that State. HANNIBAL
BAMLIS, the Fremont candidate for Governor, nj"
been most faithful and consistent champion In hs
Senste Of Freedom in the Territories, and Will Poil
q yery heavy vote The Slave Dcmocracy-some-
time known In Maine as the "Wild.Cat faction
have long hated and hunted him with the insenses'
mali lenity, even when he and they belonged nomin-
ally to the same party, and they will now grudse
10 labor, no expenditure, no crime, which they
deem calculated to defca. him. Their only hope
of dong this, however, 10 through the aid OF an
ffIiated faction claiming 10 be straight wings,
created aid mar-hsled by George Evans, nan OF
eminent ability, but of corresponding integrity.
The Evaps Wings last year threw the State into
the hands Of the Wildcats, and received there
for jecbals allowance of I" the sp0lls, and they
are now hot on the scent Of more. They do NOT,
like their brethren in other States, pretend to sup
port Fillmore Tor President, but, marching hight
By that half way house, 90 straight for Buchanan
This, however, the leaders keep in the shade tor
the present being aware that they will be deserted
Dt GItdt pOIllOU vi tuciI iouoNOis '-~'
inscrbe the embodimepy Of the Cincinnati Plat
form openly On their banner For this contest, they
make no demonstration on the Presidency, but
coalesce with the Wildcats on Congress and
County tickets, while they run separate candidate
for Governor as a stOolpigeOn, hoping to carry
Wbie votes enough for hin to prevent . choice by
the People and throw the election into the Legls-
lature which they hope TO have carried az last
year, by means Of their coalition.
just at present, the coalition leaders appear to
be sitting up with the Cnion affecting to believe IL
on the verge of dissolution when in fact it Is the
superseryiceable watchers, not the unwilling pa
tent, who,e final agony is rapidly approaching
They shrek" for Slavery Extension, Border-Rui-
fan domination and the author of the Ostend Cir
cular in the name of Peace Concord and Internal
Harmony-blessings which, but for D2ugia' bu-
cbanan q Co., would not have been endangered
The whole civilized world, outside Of the ranks Of
our slave breeders and spos-mcn, recognize in the
Republican Platform and Col. FremOnt's letter Of
acceptance the bases Of q long and bright FREEDOM
nance of anity and good will between the United
States and all welldsposed powers, while the
Cincinnati Platform aud its Ostend Circular em.
bodiment, with their clustering claim to pre- dom.
nance in the Gulf and on the Isthmus, their
echerous leer at Cuba, and their bullying assump-
tion of the right to do as we please on this con
tinent and in the adjacent waters are very justly
and regretfully interpreted as portending conflict,
bloOdsbed and devastation.
We cherish a strong faith that the Freemen Of
Maine can neither be buled, corrupted nor scared
into al abandonment of the cause of Free Kansas
and Free Territory, but that now as in November,
she will give majority for Liberty, Peace, Justice,
and Union on the basis of Freedom.