New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-13

its rgh: to the title viii no. seriously b S;:c,,,
least until it does enc act, National or S,sis -
,bsl impair the confidence Of Anti .Slaye,, .ssa
H. IL can hardly fail ~ be tired keSa,s -
y'sr expires. Events, without soy Sn,,,:&
politicians, are pretty sire 10 brioe an onrNH
servants, whether IN Coogress or IN rss..yss
places 1t home, to the tss. Henry ]. -
escsIed them quite as we'll 40 sny o,hs, r.s s
e1p CT TO do. Hs vas not, like his iumsa;.s- -
d. ce,sor, Gov. Wsshourn, obliged 70 ds.l y
Fugitive Slave case. Mr. Banks may Ne. 4. ~:
tubstS, in this respect as Gardner. 49,
be- will probably have TO deal with the Jo1ss{ "a
que,iioD, which WIS the test BY whjes E..ss
Anti. Slavery p DECISIONS we're tired In tpss -,
1857. Tine may hsve dulsd the edo. a. n. ~
fr.liog sgsiDs, Lorns, bat it 10 strong eoon ~
will be strong enough kr ten vpaS. 10 - -
carry through Any Legislature, .hirh !. 80 =. .
ps,.d With, the measure IL rcmey,, vh;.a :
iui.e be. n succsssful by such large msl,r;s,.s- "
To G. me back to the history Of The AT. e.,
p,riy Of this Stste, from which did not i,:.oj !.
s,sts il 10 very true that, though il has ers,s.'s
srrst jrfluer CO upon our politics, il has new, -
carried eli cncns. II never, indeed, eas, -
'. te in any year than !. did IN ls4S, whe, h n.
became Permissible. believe Mr.. sash.. 3
Phillip. received in that year some 5000 ~, =.
G. ysrp.r. and the Dext year somethos Iesa \.
P.Ifey, Who was the next candiSnaie, Jared \ -
fer. In 1852, Horsce Mann's yois went 10 10 =.
5000, leaving more than hundred Aorsi
ag,ipst HIN. Gen. Wilson himself nexs IT, 4
Mck. and received 10000 out Of III, 900 ~
Ne,i wear occurred the Know Nothing s:ss,sa
and WD,on received 6,4S3 votes, and judo ~
and scattering some 200 more. The nexs -,
ss5. Was the FIRST year Of recovery iron Kass
No,LiDsisu, and Mr.. Rockwell received tAs Z
Vote If sc, eco. The year 1856 may be sHlA 8
YER Of acquiescence, but without o.gaanss
t.C25 men voted for Josish Quincy, whils 9srlas
tceiysd 92,OC0 Now Gardner receives 80
end Bonks 81 coo. With good management III
orce Of g., eco may be decreased b x, 900 ur
year. Yet it 10 doubtfal whether this Few, eonpe,
sno well organized majority OF the voters viii hssks
TO DO more for the Anti-Slavery cause than hx ID
6one in previous years. The Free.Sol vss
tbeuph OILY 80, coo strDg, broke down and 4
per,ed The great Wbig party Of Massachusetts Y
Mr.. " ehster into retirement laid upon the shsf
great Lumber Of Wbie poli.icians, such - Ar. vi
ihup. MIR. Hillsrd, AID Dir. OTIS p. Lord, VIA
The, are likely to remsin-diso rsanized the Des
cratic party. and withc rev from it tho beat IN
ba1-,uch az Banks, Boutwell, aud knovka-
,,,cteo Charles Sumner twice 70 the Seoate a
Henry N,lsor. once--ani did much toward ne1s
inc ,be Coz sttution and the legislation OF the ehe
L. cid many thu g which were not ju'tAASs ID
On ID. whole, its record is one which it uTw
BE- proud Of.
4 m,n has been found among the member III
ne n Houe of Representatives who is olderhs
vice than Calsb Cushing. Il is Mr.. Isaac SEM
If A,bol, who represented the towa OF VI
hortu.h thirty four years ago. Mr.. Gushing Wi
tie Houre thirty-t~o yesrs ago. SO, M. NHu
v i'll call the House to order. Mr.. Upham "a
oldest member of the Senate, 40 he vas last ~
HIS frst teIm was IN 1851. GiLHERf