New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
MN ryE REPUBLICANS or INDIANA.

The Old-IAne Democracy have succeeded IN the
recent State e.ection. Their exact majority can only
Pc known by the official returns. We think !. VIII not
exceed FIVE thousand vctes A. astounding as II may
seem 10 those unacquainted with the reckessness OF
lhe leaders Of that party facts exist establishing be-
yopd douht, that such majority was secured by the
importation Of voters from adjoining States. The men
thu imported were placed along our railroads, and, n
many instances the men voted several times, IN
different couuties. In this you were swindled
out Of Jour n. It's.
In the same manner were the Republicans Of Penn
sylyania dcfrauded. IL WIS necessary TO carry the
October elections in State and in Pennsy lvanis to
create even probability Of the election Of Buchanan
They wanted the prestige which triumph usually
gives party, and for that purpose, immense sums 81
money raised by assessment on Federal oficehoid
ers and otherwise, were employed to colOnze voters
INTO theee States victory thus achieved cannot give
those who gained it any strength in November
These outrages should arouse your indignation and
nerve YOU with renewed zeal for the approaenns
contest.
AT the recent election thousands OF the hhov-
Notirgs or Native American Party, the suppor'ee OF
Ar Fjlmor,. voted against us, who in November viii
vote their own electoral ticket. Others who have
heretofore been identified with them, and who are
lODegtly NNNNN
,bc restoration of the Missouri Compromise in terms or
effect will oin the Republicans and support Fremont.
AIR Fnores recent letter. declaring himself opposed
10 restoration of that Compromise, leaves them ne
other course TO pursue.
The principles Of the Republican party have bcen
grossly msrepreseuted aud many have been preju-
diced against us by the shameless declaration, that we
desire to abolish Slavery where it exists and to piece
the negro upon an equality with us in all the political
and social relations of life. infamous LIE was
. never uttered aud its authors know it, We contend
Tor the exclusion of Slavery from Territory cOnsecrted
10 Freedom 20 that free white may 60 there and
establish for themselves hemes never to be contain
mated by the curse of Slavery and its evils.
4 Regulating, as We do, al connection or coalition
with any party which, through secret organization, or
otherwise throws il influence and its votes in favor Of
the extension of Slavery, stand firmly and ercla-
,ird,, upon the Republican Platform proclaimed at
philadelphia. We ask for the principles there avewed
the candid consideration Of all men, confident thatthey
must give them their sanction at the balot-bOx.
81 "SHALL SLAvERr BIZ EXTENDED" That is the
only issue and the people viii not be distracted by the
aide Issues of Temperance and other questions which
we're improperly and u1ustly brought to bear against
Us at the late election by dishonest and interruptions
Semagogues Let that issue be but fairly presented
and fully understood by the people, and we have no
fears as 10 the result.
The following is the Republican Electoral ticket:
i SAMUEL w. PARKER NELSON TRUSLER,
. JOHN A HENDRICKS HORATIO C. NEWCONB
4 JAMES r EMBREE, WILLIAM q. COFFIN,
RANDALL CRAWFORD CALEB '. JONES,
JAMES u ALLISON DANIEL ID. PRATT,
JOHN ID. ROWLAND JOSEPH II. MAIHER,
MILTON S. ROBINSON.
We believe that majority of the legal voters Of
this State in favor Of the principles and candidates
of the Republican party, and that vigorous and de-
tssnned fort will secure glorious triumph.
REPuBItCASs! We copjure you as you love Free
dom and hate Slavery-as you love your whole coun-
try and her free institutions above all else beside 10
puake that effort, and all will be safe.
~ order Of the Rep State Cen. Conmitte
JNO D. DEGREES Chairman.
HARVEY