New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
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DCkLisStoN, Iowa, Sept. IL, isW.
gave you, week or two sisoe, some account Il
the manner in which Rsbb Samrels the BuoAaa,sr CO,
e5sie fr Governor Of this S.s,e had gracefully opes-
ed the csxp.ien by speech in this city. Sisce thss
tine notice that of the toadies who trad aftu
The steps of wOuld-be srea, men, hsvrg begun to ds-
cover the veskness of their candidate. stsemSsx
to bolster him up Little BY newspaper puff and Do
puncia'iors of the Republican nominee. They take
good care, however, not to tel the public srka bs
ss.s. should they DO this, they conscious that
their commepdations would fall still bonn 10 tAs
ground They conhne themselves some what shrewdy
to etteing generali,ss; talk OF bis eloquesce his
creces of mapDer, sbd with what appiause his wise
rsyirgs are received by the people They appear -
sphiting 10 those who listen TO him wet blanket
10 drowning man. their stereotype eucges may. peg
CHARGE. produce some effect with those Who win not
be able to hesI ard him. apd determine for them-
selves Of what poor materials ther parry endeAvor-
ing 20 mske Governor.
These despsiriug efforts, however, are not hkeay v
avail them much. The more they traducs Judge
Lowe the more evident do they render their ovn
weakness and the more certain viii be his success.
No man in the State is more popular than be. Al No
old ci,izeus know him well, either personally o. By
reputation. Wherever he goes he will knit sA tus
men TO him with hooks OF steel His - % trsn-
sent or nome ntary popularity. Iii well founded ao4
deeply rooted His Kindness Of disposition. bis hbef-
alty Of sentiment 20 lees than bis cardof, bis iufeS
ry and ability, cannot but have their proper influence
wherever among more recently settled pepu'auoa,
he presents himself and becomes known to the public.
The miserable jaekals who venture upon the danger
ous game of vtuperaton will find their missiles 70
bounding upon their own heads. The cry OF "biggN-
ism, begun by Rabbi Ssmuels himself, viii not prove
go fruitful Of votes in his favor as the party be repre-
sents sppe to imagine. To be sure this cry Their
whee stock in tIsde But, in my Judgment, Il repre-
sent. minus quantity TO begin wih and al the mul-
tipicaton they have brains enough TO give to II WI
leave il minus quantity TO the end. The csy ~
"uiggerism has had its day. People are no loegsr
afa0 Gift. Perhaps II Is because they are grad iaiy
becoming conscious that the Niger party is only to
he sourd among the BUCCANEERS they tue only
exclusive and inyeterate sectionalsts In the land.
AT all events Il is certain thst nowadays men pay
little regsrd 10 the ShibbOleth that once would have
unite ,hooked them. The Buchsneers will make this
discovery in October II might be supposed thst
having found this mode of warfare unsvaing on one
occasion they would adopt different tacbos.
When Governor Grimes was a candidate, three years
src their great cry was Aboitionsm. Neverthe-
ISIS lie WAS elected. not sure but that the shob
from this quarter all told in his favor. At AL events.
il did no harm and be the first State officer ever
elected in Iowa by his party IL was rather an aston
sbipp event 10 these who yainy imagined that they
had species Of preempiion right to all the Offices and
TO the whole government, unlnpeecheaole IN any po-
icsl forum in the universe. But whom the goes
"wish 10 destroy they first make mad. The bscs-
areers probably have not quite run their race
have rot quite drunk their cup OF slavish degrade
tion TO the o,egs. There may yet be still deeper
hell them thhn lnht WhleA Hcuy uuhSSuVs-
cd in the profound range of human depravlty,
had boued was the profoundest II would be possible
for them TO explore. II there is the Buchaneexs vii
inevitably find il. Much as honest men may condemn
ard depce the Oprons aud ach of the slavoctacy Of
the South il cannot be but they must esteem them ~
ipcouparaby more respectable than the Northern curs
who bend to the Lash, and bark at what they are bid
den and all for more worthless crumbs than LszGt
obtained from the table Of Dves. They are reslsnG
the words of Lord Chatham. Our three millions Of
slaves aie ade the instrumentsiy by which all hs
people of the States are TO be reduced 70 servuuds-
The steps toward this bad eminence OF FOLLY SID weak
Iess have lsterly been terribly rapid, II the people
shall submit 10 the pretensons, and acknowledge o.
indoIse the principles TO which the Buchaneers N
these latter days have gwen vogue ana utter.
ance. believe The people OF lowa-the majority o.
tbeu-Yi firmly maintain the faith of their fathers.
| do not think that they will bow the knee to Bad
am sure they will endeavor to srangle, ere 1t Is too
late that party which, in the name OF Democracy, y
steadily removing all tho ancient landmarks, amt
rspioly ceptraziDg power In the hands Of the few
ar that few too rot eminent for virtue, intelligence,
or patriotism, but only notorious IN consequence OF
their love Of power, and their utter uunscrupaious-
ness az TO the mode of obtainiDgi.
| am thankful that in Iowa the Republicans
ale rot likely 10 suffer during this csmpsgn
on account of internal dssensons. They arc 80
Gar as 1 am advised, thoroughly united. ssa
wide awake to the Importance Of prompt snd
erergec action IL is true that the American party
of Old Fogies has put candidate for Governor in tho
field II has pomiI ated for Governor, as you are per
fectIy aware, Dr. JOnn r. IltLfJ VI tb Ctys BoS
Doctor is very respectable retired physician, aa-
tive of Kertucky and brother OF Col Henry Of Ten
nessee, the Wing contestant with Senator Jones Of
that State for the position which the latter now oocu
pjes The Doctor is now in the East, and have not
+. ard whether he will accept the nomination lie
was always a staunch Wing, never member OF the
American party, unless he has become such snce IL:
apparent disruption, but probably fully symPataized
with the movement. He has not been politician, IL
a gep,eman of intelligence, and would make good
Governor enough if the question Of slavery were en-
iirely out of the way. He supported Fillmore last
year which indicates his opinions and feelings on that
subject The, object of this nomination 3 manifest
enough. The wire-pullers hope to draw of number
Of votes sufficient to defeat Judge Lowe It's repe.
tit;on of the Fillmore dodge. This tine however, Il
will fail 20 win. Lowe will undoubtedly obtain more
votes thu both the Others This game is stale ono.
The men who were betrayed last year are not likely
TO swallow the bait second time. In Iowa, Il failed
them but think the defest it will meet with this
son will be still more signal Onerwlse ] shall 10
greatly disappointed. BuRLiscros.