New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

integrity, mi,represented my views, and calumni-
ated me on every pretext, and sometimes without
any. Never have encountered another so malg-
nant, perseyeripg interruptions traducer as is your
Ezprss. No matter: give your Card con'picu-
QUA insertion. and proceed to adduce some Of tue
reasons why think your professions of Devotion 10
Mr. Fillmore and efforts for his election in'incere
and dishonest.
]. You cannot but be aware that Mr. Buchanan
has been, if he is not still, very Formidable candi-
date for the Presidency; and yet your columns
have contained scarcely paragraph in opposition
to him, while they have been filled with all manner
Of assaults on the principles, the character ana
even the mother, Of Col. Fremont Does this look
like earnest opposition to Mr.. Buchanan
.. You Lave been personally active and prominent
in getting up Fillmore Electoral tickets IN states
where you must have known that they stood no
shadow Of chance 10 succeed-in Vermont, New
Hampshire. Connecticut and Rhode Island-where
the sole object Of such tickets is snd must De TIE
diversion Of enough votes from Fremont to give
those States to Buchanan. cannot prove 10 legal
demonstration that you do this work In concert
with and under the pay of the Buchanan WIRE
workers; but | ask every man who understands
how such things are done to Judge what motives can
impe you 10 this course. happen to know that
leading Fillmore man in Iowa, where four new
Fillmore journals have been started since the o'a'e
election, 90 being demonstrated with by irlend On
the folly Of thus wasting their money. responded
Oh, il does ut cost us anything. cannot
help observing that the Buchanan Democracy, 80
lately fero cCus in It's denunciatOns Of your prnci-
pies ard party is nov soft-voiced or silent IN that
regard and ! cannot shut my eyes to the rhy
Eras us you are not dupe, bat leader OF dupes
and you are not blind to the fact that you are work
ing eff iently for the triumph of Buchanan know
yOu to be selfish, schenng and ambitious, and
don't believe you are so effectively helping Bu-
cbanan for nothing.
g. In former times, when you and were Wings,
| understood you 70 concur in the expressed con-
victions Of the Wings of our State in resistance
to the Extension Of Slavery. Mr.. Webster's re-
peated and impressive declarations that he would
never never consent to the extension OF Slavery
over one inch of Free Territory, were nowise de-
INJURED to by you; nor the resolves OF successive
Wing State Conventions proclaimDg Like Prlnci-
ples. All these you have now clearly abandoned |
You are working nomnally for Presidential can
didate who comedies all that the Save Power has |
ever claimed on this point, and really for one who
has stimulated that Power to fresh exactions.
Nay: You dare TO taunt us, who stand on the old |
platform from which you are a conspicuous rene |
gade with favoring or fomenting Disunon Could |
believe that you have thus g turned your back on |
yourself" and taken service with the lifelong |
enemies OF your former associates, without per- |
sOnal motive
4. In his late Wall-street speech, Gov. Floyd of
virginian, Buchanan Elector for that State, held
Jut
"Iiel you fellow citizens Fillmore men and Republicans,
,sI,y can o be- btaen by nv w. being cast for mr PHI
more that mi gre ny to Nh fMnoye Me ground
oncns ' IL .a'D sPc, a.
rif ether m, friend since the British aas
'cdne course Acr' II wsie' Of me Atlantic gi1,a TO-
M w. oHd ande ny back n that re"e an" "af
rote. That is all have co. 70 ssy."
Now Gov. Floyd knows perfectly well that there
Is no danger that he will ever be called on to redeem
hese promises-that at least three-fourths Of all
he Electors opposed to Fremont will be Bucha-
,eers like himself; and he made this overture with
he single, obvious purpose of bridging the gulf be-
ween your followers and bis, so that the Fillmore
nen may, at the fitting moment, be easily turned
yer to the leading Pro-Slayery candidate. am
Orfdent lie did not make it without ground Vi
xpectation that it would be accepted.
5. 1t is only to-day that our city has beea ap-
rised of the complete " Fusion effected at the
hott. thn
more party organized under your auspices IN that
State and the Buchanan Pro-Slayery party. These
we're at swords points last spring; they are now
WORKING in double harness; and you are the driver.
Waterbury Bridgeport and other towns, have been |
.arried by Fillmore and Buchanan coalition OF |
which the latter reaps all the benefit; and under the
mistaken impression that the combined Pro-Slavery |
parties had carried the State, your own Express |
came out brisk blatant and joyous this morning |
with
"REPUBLICANIsM DEFEATED
IN staring letters over the head. But Republican |
sm was not defeated, but gloriously triumphant |
over its allied enemies as il will be again and again.
But your exutation over the tancied triumph of |
Border Rufianism is not the less instructive.
6. A friend lately met Fillmore man who pre-.
tended that this State was going for Fillmore, |
bet was proposed and accepted. |
- You bet the State goes for Fillmore :" said my
friend "Ono! bet it dent so for Fremont" |
:. What! You don't mean that Buchanan can |
carry it? ?" Il mean just this-thst it is settled
that it shall not vote for Fremont, any how"
-Erastus don't know that can make the
whole case as plain to other minds as il is to mine;
hu. .o mo II il clear that Won ara working for Ril.