New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

g in the eculh." And rycn tss same key.ros. n
the BachIpsn papers in the State are kovl.s ::
ore lDtsrmi1aele strain. The Bsls;,.crs -
says; " l. 10 sn undesirable fact laa. bis eooJ..s
ID tie 'ast Congress of ihs United stsses ~
by proves that Henry Winter Davis il "A AZ.
vii certainly " not adopt tie suicidal BOZ, =;
,lecting The Mr.. Dsvis.'' f'-'| re-
The Fred,rfk t,ior uses zm.,ar lAnypso, :,
'.tion 10 The Hon. II. W. Hoffman AMI II '''
1--WE shall show tbs. the votes Of psv;. -
| man With he B'scS Republicans were . snd Hof.
tnpsd pisn That wh.5 me Snow NOME M & ma
an Fu arcipstonist in Missouri fos Govs,, ..s. rsr
bu. the development. Of tho conspiracy by n.y. -
entering wedge Il Abolition j. to DC iatroisosd = NE
fourteen 8 utbern S,s,e,' fhe proof "a srD,s 80
complete. The couvicton WI be sure and cvs-'
wfslnirs
ms, Cetl De,soeya, foams and howis inee,..us-
about "AboHiionsm and Black Republicans |.
ard accuses the The Bslimcrs Clipper, for hsvnv
spoken fsvorsbiy Of the Cleveland Emsncipasoee
Convention. Of .'spreading the virus Of Abatonl,r.
broadcs,. over the State" The Eas,on Sta, ssLs
ais the Know. Nothing psr'y reliable for tie South,
"Can shareholders give couDtenance and support "a
such party by voting for its candidates for ary
office 7" and alleges tina. the fact of Al Emansipa-
ZIONIST having been run for Governor in Missouri tss
created a very general doubt throughout the South
"fs 70 tie reliability Of that party on the @esti6hs
" Of the day in which the South 10 most Interested"
Il also sdmonhhes rs readers that . Il slsVshoAes
:. would be true - themselves and the South they
:. 'ssuij ~ . n.n v,>te Tor Col. Groome and tho
1. who's ID. mocratic tick..-." And 80 might soon
ouotips from all the presses Of she shsm Democracy
OF Maryland but it 10 unnecessary. lave si,es
enough from them to show thas sae des
which they wish TO keep NEST prominen. ' oe'ore
be people during the present campaign 10 ths> nc
dilapidated, down-at- heel faction whose senl?
mcnts they echs is the only party true to the inter.
ests of the Scuth (mind you, they never mention
The interests Of the Union hey are nothing in com
garrison with the interests OF the 3i7, 900 slave
owpers who are denominsted the South, and that
Know Nothingism is the sIly and bosom iriera q
Republication. One Of the Journals e,- which L
have quoted gees 30 far o. ....rs tbst il vii
SNOW me p''pr u Maryland tho phenii "a. - Il VIII
"f''' ..vn the ashes of Known othinsism here,
and that il viii DO tho fac simlle Of Yankee Abo-
" Etionisn !"
The "proscriptive features Of Kncw-NothEgkE"
used 10 be the point of attack upon which al tho
Democratic orators and newspapers in this State
concer trated; but they sppear to have entirely de-
serted that SO they might DO able the more enectl-
ally 10 give AbOhtionism fits. What the Democ-
r,cy mean BY Aboltionism 10 rather difficult 10
define, but in their political vocabulary il appears to
be word of vast comprehensveness. Ha man on.
presses himself IN opposition to the Kansas Nebraska
iniouity and the repeal Of the Missouri Compromse,
he is instantly put down as an Aboltionist. II he
il in favor of Free Soil for Free white men. Or
opposed 10 the extension OF Slavery into territory
pow free, ha is an Abotionist II he thinks
Free vhito labor is degraded by bems brought in
competition with black Slave labor, he IS su Abo.
oltN MIST. If no thinks either the Federal or State
Government has any right TO Interfere With SiaveV
| at any Tine in any place or 10 any way, cxcepsk
protect IT, he 10 an AbOlitOnist. II be doesn't be-
lIeye Slavery exists "undor the Constitution" in
every State and Territory he i. an Aboliticast. IL
he dCesnt beieyenegro slavery the greatest blessing
ever vouchsafed to mankind aud also that the
1 country where II has net an existence is supremacy
cursed and God forsaken, no il an Ab0ltioniSt IL
he does not believe the Declaration of Independence
is "a selfevdent lie' or at least bundle OF gilt.
| terine generaties," he is an Abolitionist IT. to
sun up the whole, he doesn't believe il to DO the
duty Of every man who Is sbs, TO own two or three
likely niggers, to hrrup them soundy every morn.
| ing before breakfast, end, moreover, 10 vote The
| Democratic ticket and indOrse all the denominations
| of that party, be s an AbotOnist
| Thus stands the contest in Maryland. AL the
orators and presses Of the Democracy are insisting
| upon it that AboitOnispl is the most propirent
involved in the contest, and that ii tbs Demo
cratic peYty fails TO carry the State it will be tr.
umph for Black Republicsnism, and ono that viii
cheer the hearts Of the friends Of Tree-Soiiisn al
well as these OF AmericaDisIn. They have deter.
mined il hall be 30. Nothing else will satisfy them.
The good people Of Maryland, they tell us, must
now decide whether they prefer Abolitionism %
Democracy. We will watch the result, and hear
what they say after the November election.