New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

| 'the Ged of Heaven, and 10 the eye Of hin Who
"pssses me-" ,a,s Worssv ortn tiEd man; szd Goo
krbid II thai rel should ever prove insufficient
Ire Lecture vss in.esee'itR, and, on the Whole,
brmse I, vas III. e Gs.urb.d BY shou.s aud hur.
r,hs tcm the street. s.d s. the conclu'ion your friend
emerged Rom an upreresbipg ssim in ses OF crino-
lire 49, walled in the direction Of headquarters to
zee ~hat va. to pay.
There was another ses-s black ses OF coats aud
hst,, swsypg ana surgirg, rolling this wsy aud tas
There was storm, too CT cheers, g,oars, Kisses, aud
other clemens 1t twas resIly nine of the clock the
returns we've conips p-the bulletins we're colog out
At every reported "a n Of Gaidreis the srdner
she rted a, the Ban ks sroaned Az every advances
Of Banks, the reverse took plsce The offices OF the
cop,epoirg journals were thropged. The decisive
r,,.u ept wac cow TO be issued the news-boys could
not get ont for The croxd-one is passed over The
head. Of people, kicking, struggling, and wildly dash
ing a. the gss tights wth desperate feet; at last he is
abe 10 cry-poor boy heaven knows We would hsve
cried on less provocaon. He cries, LAS returns
"9 o. lock-Bsrks 10 GOO sbesd.' We seize the sheet
tear i. Oper-resd it BY the light Of sky rocket
diichaged by the Banks party at the Gardner hss.
1t was tIue-Bsnks had won brs7ey-she street rang
with huzzss--,he Ky rockets were everywhere.
of evening air, your venerable correspondent betook
himself first to coat, then to comforter, then to
cusbiored csnisge, which brought hun and the good
news home toge her. He sep. upon Bsuks's victory
he dreamed OF Banks-snd when he awoks he knew it
was ali right for the chiliIen bursting into the
room, cyyr ont, Banks elec ed-3 OOO majority
and the baby echoed Barkth," and was kissed for
tie ssme.
Then, at breakfast, came the triumphant Daily lthe
dear old Daily is always right row, to make
assurance doubly sure. The cannon on che Common
boz med out a h,ndred shots, heavy In the ears OF
Gsroper but huiterrg light % angels wings about the
senses Of the newly elected. 81 am Governor" says
the one ard stragttway is two feet taller in his own
sppre he psop, and that of other men. q Cover
por," says the other, and undersoes proportonate
thrinksge. And this is the moment for your cores
pcrdept to step in between the two, with the moral Of
the occa,icn in his hand, which proves to be as
follows:
Gan Governors viii have finally to go out. The
fact Of their coming corcusvey and phlosophicaly
proves this You my dear Banks, will be forced one
day to take the backward step, and retreat from the
CT air in which you preparing to eoss yourself
81 handsomely, and, hope, with such good inten-
tiops. But Governor msy go out with a difference
They may leave their high office enriched oy their dig
nifty enDobed by their generous servce-the th ks and
regrets ofihe Commonwealth porsuiDg them their re-
tiremen and calling then to other honors and labors
or they may be hustled from the place which their inca
pacity has degraded, commended with heartiness to
the modesty of private life, and left there, never to
come up again 10 the cycle, csprcOus though it be, Of
political factonf."
Take heed to these words, my dear Banks, and re-
member that your own election on this point Is OF far
greater importance than that which took place yester-
dsy and which have recorded for the benefit OF our
mutual friend, The TRIBUNE, whose slave am, now
and ever, proud to be.