New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

=. -u.-. ,s.-ehy. Nov |. is charged that it he'd
myuIe Nou 81 and gave tie FreeSoilers more con.
Son'a"y h,n thew saw BY the map what feeble
thing Slavery really y be bsmsd for With the zeal to
{uo'eon from great and leading Wing paper
pe iusc,ed to the TAI Of the Douglas Democracy.
Mneh n fr the Democratic nominee; and if It male
= a;sf,ke in enduring the canvass-~hy, us Wv"
csJ,,g. arr enough tv bear. ,..1
Tssf without further reference to an, OF the ueIea,
ne nay aver that the result II important "ou rs
The Consideration oi the nation No one $50
produce thu revolution in Missouri; IL ", ~ ont
combination OF causes, such as viii yet WIZ t nj
prest results in ou- STATE la the hft Plae, ~; Gi
Isres perpe traed in Kansas by AcoiSon aau was
lowers Lave RIB unded. Tue claim inc. n tniok
worth p otectrg but 'nggeIs s' ,,.sr or5erty 10
ipu and led 10 tie conclusion tha o'u y, RE Ia y.-
M.onr; ard other interests beside tna' o, .no nsd
balder needed protection. "hen u,I,ss ale zion
tbronc. all the border counties tua' der man we're
w.uio DC az g. =, Going TO the poIs and vouos tor
Nm In Platte lAtchison's c0ant9, Tass Jssnsr
;n',.v So in Andr, W. go IN Hot' 80 N NasS'
and majority Of the sGo oshed to Ross as con.
G! ,o.n I'D D. aceable men " mt such 10 rule
49, them. Rollins had opposed the jackson reSoiu-
buttons VI iS49, which avo*ed NnhnGa.oa aoS''iIT
80 ty,m which Col. Benton made his appeal lie
Sad sympahizeo with Benon Ia his app.a'i had rec
ncnzed the right Of Congress 10 lesi,ate over tue
Territories upon the subject OF Slavery Ar wrn as any
other subject bad opposed the sena,os .. haco a
odious to all faithful National Democrats. Ns1t 70
that OF Frank Blair his election Is the ottereS' Pn
they cOali have 30 r~allow :
R,ll,ne IL stakeholder but does not WISH 70 Jeop'
ardize the best interests OF the State Tor ine
Of slavery ard is winpg that the people, ~nen tuey
are tired OF Slavery shall devise the pan iOr rddhS
our own STATE of ire incunbance, TO use ms owh eA
pression be il friend Of the slave Dat MI more
friend OF the white man. His view u that slavery Is
a question Of political economy ID wuch the rint oi
prrerty 4, to be protected uLt il becomes the inter-
est ri the people remove it, and that. question
affecting the rights and iGtercsts OF the people, the
people have right dispose Of the mat or u Their
own way wi hoat toe oictstion Of Atchlson O. 20.
The n,oip rut, n TO our State the present y-.rs IS
very lsrge three fuurhs ling from the Free States
half million .cres If land have been cutred In tn .
south western counties the is ot March IN st OF
for settlement Let settlers COME tn e is yet room
low prices / predict for Missouri more rapid i'm
provfment for the next FIVE years than any state Id
she West W. ne
The Missouri Democrat for Rollns of Tuesday says:
"RoIns majority, 20 far is 1873, with % couoties
70 hear FROM In tie Preside ,a race those ~ coun'
ties ave Buchanan 3 430 majority over Fllmne So
that il Stewart to get all of Buch tnans tnrtJ
m the rest Of the STATE lids would be elected 6y
l78 voter There are 30l Of the votes cast last year
for Benton for Governor 10 the counties not yet heard
FROM aud Ste far has lost ninetebths OF all tn
Benton vote in the interior From the character of
the ceurt.es to be beard from we think Rollios's
presert majority may be reduces 500 votes anu but
little il anything, more than that 80 much TOT the
prospect"
The Leader for Ste wart) says:
"Rollins's majority in the IS counties heard from is
3107. He hes in round plumbers, alb 'ut V0 to over.
come in those that remas. If Stewafs majorlt' In
the counties leavng out Mercer yet 10 be h-aro from
falls short of Bucbanans by 26Sl votes, Rollins is
elected; but IT, an the contrary, 1t falls short only
2o79, Stewart is the n,an."