New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

The British people must be well advised with
regard to American affairs, if We may judge from
the samples Of En- yish correspondence from this
country which occasionally fall under our obser.
vaton Thus TIL. Manchester Guardian, of May
26, has the following from its ''Dwn Correspond
ent," dated New-Yosk, May 49,:
Black Republic ,nsm or Frementism, since the
election Of Mr.. Buchanan 10 the Presidency, has rap
idly declired and, if matters go at present, by
the End Of two year, there VIII scarcely be one OF this
class Of politicians 10 be found ms proof Of my first
tiop will state the Tact that IN srry election hct
las besA held since 4oTcElGey last, when the greet
Presidential struggle came Off, The Republicans, phsSc
ey foup ngLe-l 1dcd hare teen defeated, and tie
DE- ,ocrat, successtLN The result, in SO short space
Of time il really marvellous, While il shows pretty
cesly what atrocious humbng the politics of the
day have become. Such a thing as stability, except
in ARE instances, is unknown; whle the hungry ap-
petite for office and the SPOTS, will cause man to
charge from Democrat TO Wing, or Republican to
Eaow Nothing, whenever the occasion shall offer.
base slave is the grasping, sysreiOus politician !!
When the above was written, Elections had
jeen held since November ast in various Free
States, with results as follows:
MAIZE (City and Town s-Reputlicsn, by over
whemng majority.
HAnPsHIR. State Eec.ion) GoyNnor Leg
isa.ure and ell three Members Of Congress.
RHODE ISLAND stae-RerHblcan State Officers L. sissure
and ConEs'.
CONNECTICUT stseRepnSucan State Officers and Legislature
-Congess divided but go Republican majority the
popular vote.
Nsw.YoKx Town Elec.ions)-Decided Republican Gritty
though instances the South Americans and Demo
Gratis coslesced against US
McmGAS Judicis)-Repubhcsn by moe than 1000 ma
Jointly
ILLINOIS Chicago Charter Eection)-Republicsn by in
crease on Fremont's vote.
Iowa Minor State oaeer,Divided .wO Democrats one Re
ksblicsn elected by to 90 majority.
ISrASA (Ch.rter Election in Indiana polls the State Cspta
Republican by 200 majority where Buchanan and Fremont
were tied
WISCONSIN Judici,l Republican ~ about 10 900 majority
Now it is very true that in several of these
States the 81 Fremont Americans so called, voted
with the Republicans, precisely as they did for
Fremont; but it is also true that the great body Of
the Fillmore Americans generally voted with the
Democrats, and that this gave them their partial
successes in Connecticut and Iowa. 1t is very true
that the vote has generally fallen off this Spring, as
i always does after an excited Presidential elections
but all intelligent men do know that this falling of
always operates to the disadvantage of the party
out of power Where the vote was full, as in
indianapolis and Chicago mot to mention ST.
Louis, lest we jar the nerves Of this Gown Core
spondent y there the result most satisfactory
20 the Republicans.
The imputatons Of this Gown Correspond
emit" respecting STABILITY" hungry appetite for
| flee" changing "from Democrat TO Wing or
Republican the "grasping, avariciOus politician"
&C., are explained if not excused BY the fact that
.ald Correspondent is habtual writer for The
! y. Y. Times. We protest however, against a
judgment which judges the American People by
the jim Crow exercises of that journal.