New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-13

-Iiere Il will be secl that the heaviest mn OritJ
ever CHAINED ats Presidential Election in Illinois
wss that Of Polk ia leii-12,3g2 over Clay, and
:, I'D over Clay snd BitDey united; while at the
last Presidential Election, when everything went
overwhelmingly for Pierce, his majority over Scott
snd Hale united vas hut 3, go.
Now, it is notorious thai yerJ great changes took
plsce 10 Illinois, as in other Free States in conse
qUerce Of the Nebraska policy OF our present
rulers. Tie vote Cor Congress at the last election
showed an ADt-Nehrasks Gsjority. While the only
State Office then fillec--ihss of Trcssu-er-showed
majority for Moore, the Old Democratic Tres,-
urtr, OF only 2,9l5 cut Of 133, $50 votes, though
Miller (Anti Nebru-ka) Was not known TO be
canC idate in seven or eight counties which gave
Ger. Scott for President more than 1000 votes.
And BOW Col. WIN. Ii Bssell, Francis A. Hof-
uhn, Frederick Hecler and hundreds more Of
sbe sn3 influential lien who formerly supported
Mr.. Richardson's party, are doing their utmost
sgai st II. We ca1nOt be deceiTed liz tbs assur-
4nces which tell us that at least Five Thousand
III sOials Who were for Pierce i'll 1852 are m"
s1de nty for Frement. We know how much rsi-
aDce is placed iy Col. Rchsfdson's supporters on
the Indirect aid which they expec; 10 receive from
tho Fn1oie Americas, ip drawing of apd fhroT-
irg away votes which would otherwise De for FIRE.
mont; but we are conideur they will Dever reaize
tbere cxpec.a'i1us. Five Thousand ia the exten:
OF the vote for FIimore th9t c4n be obtained IN
ILtois: and it viii cost tho Buchsnanltes great
deal, both in moucy and labor, to keep il up to
this point.
We are anxious rot to deceiSe nor be deceived
in rt gard tO this election O.bos are cortain Ere
Iaont VIII be elect d by peiftc! avalanche in all
the Fee States; We believe every Free Stats can
be CARED for him by proper exeftiODs, and we
trust those exertions VIII be made. We kuow
there j. much work to be done-that facts Us. be
widely disseminated and slanders refu .ed-bdt we
trut, The work is in the hands of men able ald vii.
ling to do it. Yet We seek no triumph through
Dragging or betting but only through earnest, pa
tieLt, Iesolu.e worh. Whatever means we can
srale, We shall spend in circulating documents,
rcscryirg none to be; on the result. We know
that the ,iceholders and the Treasury are strong;
hut we hope to fLd Freedom aud Humanity
stronger. And in that hope We struggle onward
wow we udNt uVt hhiu bLdt tOi iiCnulubOu
does n believe his own brags, and shall not say
It; but we do say that the following secret circu
lar which has been sent to the trusted disciples of
Douglas all over the State, under the frank OF that
Senator, (who IL Col. Richardson's intimate friend
sDd dsi, asociate) does not cohere with COL
Rcbardson's vaurtings. Read and judge,
WASHING Ton, July 4, 1856.
SIK cert q econ 10 the penog Presdens contes.
teAg regarded very desirable have TO request behalf
hc lio Deuo Club ot the City Of WashLson that
you viii nIth f0d Cub 1ith the Laucs a-d Post Office
s3dr-ss o gentlemen il toe 5varnl oyr hips OF
equity will be likely cooperate with this Club in the
Of such documents may b. cent 10 hsm FOR that
puTToAe.
Pi.Gse sGdress your nunic aOas this su1 smsr
pndor TO the Hon. Stephen A. pcus!ss
TIE lICp. ihos l.. Isrri,.
VcTy repeatedly yOrT obedient servant.
DANIEL NJ. COOK,
PresiieDt Illinois Democ ratio Club.
documents the Club $40 per houssDd A little
ioscra sid wccd enable facilitate tue object Of this
circular DANIEL M GUN
We respectfully submit that, if illinois il sure
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