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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

RHPuBLcANs or NIw-YORK. you stand or
then suffer yourselves to be beaten, you sink into
insgniicance and nonentity. But you will not, you
CANNOT be beaten
We utter 10 idle boast. We profess no conf
dence that we do not truly feel. When the pros
pect was dark for our ticket, We said 20 frankly.
Had our Election occurred one month sgo, We
should probably have been beaten Ten Thousand
voter. But we have gsined TN average of One
thousand per day since the lst of October
more than that since the Pennsylvania Election
so that We confidently look for Mr.. Morgan's elec
ton tomorrow by fully Twenty Thousand Ms
iorty. The rest Of our State Ticket Will have st
ksst 81 much; while of Members of Congress the
Lecomptonites can Vi the most carry ten. and msy
not have even rve.
OF course these results are not 10 be attained
without work. They ara to-day within your reach
they may be thrown away BY criminal apathy To-
morrow But YOU will not be spsthetic-you viii
not squsrder so glorious an opportunity--you will
deserve success and achieve it. Even u stormy
day il as likely to swell your majority rs to reduce
IT, Tor YOU have more neaII ioI tuo contest tnon
your sdyersaries aud more Of them than oi you are
likely TO stay st home in case Of bad weather.
This time, you are not 10 BE- beaten. AL msuner
OF last cards" sre being tried. Sham Americans,
pretending TO be authorized by their party headers,
are roaming over the State, attempting to transfer
the Burrows vote 10 Parker. This game WAS
played out LAST year, and viii not win sgsn. 1t is
quite likely TO drive more votes to Morgan than
il carries 10 Parker. II is device Of desperation,
aud as likely to harm as to help its contrivers.
Beware Of Roorhscks and all manner Of elec-
tioneerins Les. One Of these has been started at
ths eleventh hour against John Il. Haskin by
thing named Smsl'ey, who prctends thse he lent
Mr.. HssAin Sl40 two years since, and now Has.
hin won't pay him Sesssse the mony ~ss used for
eleetionssrisg If the Lecomptonites get their
living done By such clumsy fsbrcatOrs ss this, il
viii damage their bad case every time. We BE-
leye this viii help Haskin TO hundreds Of votes.
But ,her. viii doubtless be some msro pisasibs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

The differences in the lid down town) Con.
rres, District ars not yet healed, and may lot be
entirely. Mr.. Andrew Beskley (Republican) has
virtually withdrawn from the contest and is under.
stood 10 throw his influence into the scale Of Gen.
Wabridge, who is now running ss an independent
Democrat, prescribed b. Tammsny Hall aud op-
posed by the Federal Administration. His atti.
tude and his sdverssries elAe commend him " the
support of msny Republicans, who have deter
mined TO give him their votes and back them By
their sxertions On the other hand, Mr.. William
son is firmly in the field, aud will also be candi-
date 70 the end. This sntagonism would
seem to give decided advantage tS Scklss,
bu, intelligent Republicans who support Mr..
Williamson, a. do others who stand By
Gen. Walbridge, on either side, assure us
that their favorits will lead Sckss in tho District
We cannot. ther,fore. IS we hoped to do. decide
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
The Union City Ticket is q remarkably good OF

The Union City Ticket is a remarkably good ono
far better than We hoped to see lnsde-and we
believe the strongest name on it to be that of WM
ii. ALBERTsoN. Nobody isps word in his dis.
paragement while the entire opposition to the Le-
compton cOnspirators now ruling in Tammany Hall
joyfully pronounce his q nomination eminenty " fit
TO be made" We are sadly deceived if Mr. AL.
bertson does not poll slsrser vote thanany otherman
on any ticket in our City. Having always lived by
work. and never thriven by Office it is very natural
ha the should be, as Tke Herald says no tax payer
but that objection will soon be removed. Before
be has been half long in Office as John Kelly, he
will doubtless have house of his own, and be pay
ing taxes on it, So the People will soon remove
that cayil as 10 Mr. Albertson's fitness for the
sherifslty, aud there is no other.
Citizens opposed 10 the Tammsny Hall olgsrchy ,
You have en- excellent County Ticket, and elect
il from top to bottom if you will. Just take hold
with will, and put it through by Five Thousand
Majority!
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Invention, copcoc.ed by The prcmPters OF th's ana
it is eli to keep this rule ever In sew-A state
,nsnt iejariensry eE;fting any candidate or parry
vhioa is only pu, forth on Or just sjore ii, d'y o
Eltetion s morally save to Be false. Wa state the
rule thu, broadly for We beiic'e it aill be found
correct. No matter who is the author, nor which
side is TO be benefited proper course Is to dis
trust ard de-p;se sIi -tories thus got up Snd c'r
cnlhted.
Oppc.crs Of Buchanan and the Lccomp'on ''-
laiay! You have but one peril-Apsthy; one s'urce
of yeakne.s-Digision; one State Ticket taas can
possibly be eeeted-thsi headed BY Ep"H u.
MORGAN. You owe heavy debt TO your bre'hren
in PRsNsyIv,sr,. ONO. INDIANA, IOWA ana
MIxxEsOTA-py them With interest through the
convle,epe.s Of your triumph To-MORIowi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

We trust NO anti-Lecompton elector in West
chester County will fail to record his vote before
coming to the City tomorrow. DO at least this,
and SIS much more as possible. JOHS B. IIAsKIN
is ss likely to have over 80 under 500 majority if
the entire vote is called out but he ought to have
2,C00 in Westchester alone. He has nobly de-
served the most emphatic approval of bis course;
let it be freely rendered tomorrow.
The Union County Ticket We think sure Of cleo
ton. 1t is made up Of strong popular men, and
has at least msiorty Of 1000 voters in it's favor.
We believe they will be nearly all out tomorrow.
But there is doub. as to the Assembly. Our
candidates are-l. Cower drtricD sIIAs D. Gig-
PoRD; 2. (niddle) JAMES s. SEE mot Lee;) and
3. upper GAYLORD b. IIuBBELL. They are sill
worthy, intelligent, and capable; they can all be
elected; and if the Republicans do their duty they
rtN BE-. Men of Westchester' do your utmost for
your anti Lecompton candidates to-day aud to-
morrow
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

The Hon. John A. Soaring was f.st wit,...
the Willctt's Point peculator. bef.re ,hs o..
sressicnal investigating Committee lat spr;0, :,
gave testimony in their behalf as follows. "
QVeshc--lf 700 Lad been ,A- OWE, ~ a..
knew TIA; a. sct hsa passed for Ii. parchs.s ~ =
~ Lave expected 20 get lfon the losrsnm,n.f ~
an.vt--A pretty ls.ge l would h,y, ,.. ,.. -,
tSsy CD, II could have possibly sons H. -
Srrsfsn-Noud you ns ~ cot more thsr 4 10 ~,
.srsur~r--I would have got AZ ooUld
(4ssi0.-Ni;h know a. tia, ~. .rrrnp~f,tio,
pose 80 eco neu yoe Lave eipeciss 10 b. us 49,
Tor i,l SS<o
A-sS<v-If though, ,be Govrrnr.a v,,..A n -. -
have the frcr-.ty aud could lot possibly Ss
of, Tuit - yor ~ ~srd hare asssd ~ Al = W ~
ssoie e0vid haze goL r,rid tsSs sasa aa.e -
rs7.c, E<e,ssiies yrsf ~ a!g hs recs.s, "
sYd.ai ~ a Sss,Hsss .-aasisfos.
In strict accordance with thi, da,ty;ns n.
Soaring is now attempting 10 sell h, .sr,;s., ~.
legislator TO the public al the exorbitsnt nr;s. :,
$1,000 per annum, which is sSout the ,.,,. :.
selling for $3.50, 900 what had cost sls R..,.
ssdly mistakes in supposing that he c.a ,sAs A.
vantage of the Governments necessities" in NJ.
case, for no necessity for his services IA sjl ~
Unsigned. Mr. Soaring holds himself far sSs,.
the market, and would not be taken even q, A,
per cent. discount.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Merchants Of the With District! you can BY
proper eior, secure the election Of ROBERT II.
MCCrRDY TO represent you in Congress- or you can
let Jeha Coelrane be reelected instesd. Many Of
you know Mr.. McCurdy-know his sound juds.
ment, bis dsin.erestedness, bis beneyolence aud
his solid worth If you believe men Of bis stamp
ought to be sent to Congress rsther than politicians
BY trsde-who are fercely Anti.Savery until they
find that does not pay. and then rush to the e1.
treme Of Pro-slavery-you ought to do moro thin
merely vote-you owe more to your country One
hundred merchants who know and esteem Mr
McCurdy may secure his election BY devotins this
day to calling upon their friends who live IN his
District and urging them to support him. and then
giving tomorrow to kindred eHortA through tho
District aud u the polls. We ted you, Merchants
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

positively what should be done, but We urge fA'
anti Sickls voters in the District to cultivate ma
tuAl good feeling with view to ultimate harmony.
When the polls shall have been opened snot.
time, the popular seutinent will have indicate1
itself and if both the sati-Tsmmnny c"nd'ds'ea
shall be running strongly ahead Of sckles, oil Is
well; bat If the coonizers and rrpesters should be
pouring in too strongly let concentration be e''
fected on the strongest of the two anti-T ammsny
candidates snd every anti-Tammsny vote be
thcnceforth poled for him. Only LET the proper
feeling be CHERISHED, and all will com. right.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Our friends of Tommany Hall are much exer-
cised by report that the District-Attorney, Mr..
Blunt, has procured the indictment of Mr. John
Clancy and various other municipal officers, for o
conspiracy to yols,e the City Charter. The Tam.
many General Committee seem 10 think that such
an Indictment must be equi7slent 10 the defeat of
their csudidstes. One would say that the General
Committee really believed the parties to be guilty
Of the crime in question, for they denounee and
asssil Mr. Blunt in manner which nothing else
could occasion. But the fact IS, tha. no such in-
dictments have been procured. The report is
sroundess. Mr. Clancy and his colleagues sre
clear, for the pre-ent at least But the huttering
which the report has thus produced in Tanmsny
Hall is an indication which ought not to escaPe the
District-At.oruey's notice, and We trust he VIII
early take care 10 have the subject in question
thoroughly investigated. Theu, perhaps, there
may 10 rea4on for indictins Mr. Clancy, aud msny
others with him.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

You ,~ho desire Honest Elections. Pure Suf-
frege, every citizen TO vote once, no man twice,
and those unentitlcd 10 the Right Of Suffrage not
at all
You who desire prompt and certain Justice and
more efficient, independent Judiciary
You who would retrench expenditures, reform
abuses, end secure cheaper aud better Govern
ment-
Fail not, We entreat you. to vote tomorrow,
and vote YES, on the proposal to call CoSsrITr-
TIoSAL CONTENTION.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Messrs. Isaac V. Fowler John Van Buren, John
Cochrane, Nelson J. Waterbury, William II. Ma
clay, Daniel f. sicklcs. &c., have issued an elec-
tioneering card "To the Democracy Of the State
"of New.York," which reads;
Having been informed that epor. Is IN circulation .h,.
coalition hz, been formed IN the City OF NeS York by which
Rave agreed surpor, Mr. Morgan and th- Repus
csn state ticket we assure you ha such reports are in or
ION be contrary believ. that Amsss Parker will re.
Of New York and Kng and II Democratic brethren in
other parts he State mbe sn Effort equal 70 ths. which will
be made the part The STATE believe the
Of the d moca,ic State ticket sy reasonably BE- anticipated
"Ngw-YoRx, Oct. ., 1853"
THAT is the faintest crow We ever heard from
Tampany Hpl. To say that it comes of very
weak stomach is only 10 note what every readers
observation will have anticipated. But hou nnmes
1t to oc necessary for these gentleman TO monty
the public that they sre going TO pull straight IN
tho traces tomorrow and expect Others TO do 30 :
Do they not know that such assertions alwsys and
must be interpreted by oontraries Whist would
our country friends think Of certificate just the
eve Of election signed by our Republican leaders,
candidates for Congress, Sheriff &C., asserting
that they believed the Republican sote Of our City
was ~ be thrown for EDWIN ID. MORGAN Would
they not ask TO be spared further doses of such cold
comfort as this This card is even worse than q
blunder. 1t is virtual surrender, and will so be
generally interpreted
What was the occasion for its utterance Have
We Republicans boasted that the Lecomptonites Of
our City would not support tho Soft candidate for
Governor' Is no, this fresh illustration of the
Scriptursl axiom; "The wicked lce when 10 man
pursueth''
But Alessrs. Fowler Sickles, Van Buren, Wster.
bury 4 Co.. sre going the regular ticket this time
il seems. They imply that there was some bolt
Ing. or knifng, or some such gouge game, at the
lasi election. Do they know anything about that
operation in Tsmmsny Hall Could not Messrs.
Fowler. sicLle., Waterbury & Co.. throw some
light upon it If not, let them apply to their new
friend and ally, Fernando Wood. We will warran.
him TO have lively recollection Of the facts. They
are not likely to fade from his memory.
Pray, how long has il been the habit Of TIE Dem
ocrntc party 70 certify before election thst ito
members are disposed 10 vote the party's ticket
Should Wood s Co. be uppermost next year, will
FowLr. Sickles s. Co. certify their fidelity s:an
Ii they should, who will believe them
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Mes,rs. Isasc V. Fowler (Postmsster,) Angus
tus scbeu (Collector,) Emanuel b. Hart (sur.
yeyor. JoLnJ. Cisco Sub Treasurer with sundry
birds Of feather, have issued an address headed
Democrats arouse aud redeem the State - in
which they SIT forth rs one Of teeir objects the
following:
rv,a The det-s, q the propeed ReTry l,w. 2 whes
tie Republican leader, have Pdse themselves ana which sA
ih.r efor.s 20 cary The State
simultaneously with this, the Tsmmsny General
Committee issues an appeal headed a. Citizens
read tbis and sindcste your rights at the ballot
" box :" in ahich they deuounce the law giving
the appointment Of poll-clerss to the Metropolitan
Police Commissioner. and cose az follows
R..oecd That the provisions of the fourth section 9TH
.h ee.p or = ~ s,s oS ana s'o9ya ron o.
CLERKS the District CsnVaSsors shall require We earnest
Is recomnrud tho Democs,c CaAvasser, in every District in
which they Are 10 majority " aSe sdve1taae Of ths, Provision
BY ,tqvrsS e h Cts no 'e'rtee' Ehdte,. but On the
contrary exudiag s. eHoy from pa'tcipg!is, e
snd thN in every District IN Hh,ch there no peno-
cratic IsAsasser OF cEy oIe aud no Drtnotac poll CLERK,
That the 10 al Demccrsc Organization sppor:
Committee attend tae canvass ri the votes sid ke-Ps
record thereof PETER B. SWEENEY. Chsruiaa
"s.p soT. V.snssaSSOss. T. .sa seo'.ari"'"
There can be- 40 uiistaking the drift Of this re-
solve. The men who have long governed this City
and rolled up enormous Democratic nsjorities by
fraud, are determined not to relinquish that mode
of acquiring, fortifyiog aud extending their power.
They detest Registry Law, because they know it
will cut off their facilities for double voting and
returning votes never cast. A Registration Of
Voters will prevent cheating, and that only. Tam
many Hail oathes Registration beoause it fourshes
by cheating-that is the whole story. The wire
workers know that the majorities they return from
the let, WITH, With, and XIVth Wards, IS also in
the rotten districts OF other Wards arc fraudulent
" obtained, and they mean to hold on to them.
The pOll-rlerks cannot oyerrule the Inspectors-
cannot interfere in any way with their canvass, ex
cept to detect and prevent cheating. Why, then,
do the managers call upon their Inspectors to evade
the law and exclude the poil-clerks from the can
yass Can any one fail to see that fraud is intend
ed Electors Of tho several Wards, you have
rights-see that they are not destroyed by fraud
We want one vote and one only cast by every
legal voter, and none east by any beside. We
want the official count to correspond exactly with
the vote. The poll clerks will endesyor to secure
ths-and it ia for this that they are denounced and
sought TO be set aside Watch the consPirators
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
.litor of Th. He-aJd. beying failed to get

The editor of Th. He,aJd having failed to get
Democratic nomination 10 Congress, has become
pbilc-ophcslly indifferent as 10 the result of the
election. and impartiay sbusiye of all tho candi-
dates borne on all the tickets, Lacking one bright,
peculiar name tho entire Est OF candidates Is 10 the
eye Of TIE Htrald but long dark, dismal blank et
"imbeciity and dishonesty" g. 1t Is no new thing,
say, n, H,,ald, in the hight of its indignation,
Z" 10 have the man who wes candidate for The
State Prison yesterday put forward tomorrow
." As 4 candidate for Congress or the Assembly;
and such being one of the usages of the Democratic
party The Herald seems 10 think It exceedingly
hard that certain person WIS not thus put ior-
ward at the present election. The editor OF Ihe
H,raM would not seem, however, a. yet ivuy 70
have brought himself within the strict letter OF this
rule. We never yet heard that he was candidate
for the State Prison. though certsiny he has been,
on very numerous occasions, for the Pentlten,iary
and the common jail. There is no doubt, had the
Grand Jury done its duty, that he might have been
txperimentally qualified to assist the illustrious
Rrsrch in his dramatic exhibitions of life on Black
wclps Island: and we must admit that, though not
within the strict letter, he might fairly claim to
come within the spirit of the rule Let him re-
serve himself, however, for some future occasion.
The present is rather dangerous crisis for Demo
cratic candidates.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

that Jour reputstion .sinvH~d in the issue Of tbs
cOntest-lhat if yos lct Mr. McCurdy Dc defeated.
men Of his stamp viii refuse to be cs> didate' aud
posts q eminent responsibility will fL n,>'re ana
more completely into the hands Of mere sdvens-' 2
er.. yindcate your character rs class by your
efforts in this contest, and show that person who
openly proclaiuls that San incsrua.e devil sholld
b. uuainchpgly supported for the highest public
trusts if regularly nominated, is not fit represent
alive of onr CITY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER.

We shall issue on the Goth Of November the third
number Of THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADvER-
TIsRR. 1t will be devoted exclusively to the in
terests and uses of the Mercantile Public On the
following plans
l. 1t will contain full reports Of tho Markets, With
such other Commercial and Money Intelligence al
shall be deemed Of special interest to Merchants.
H. IL will be sent without charge by mail, postage
prepaid to 50 900 Country Merchants who buy goods
in New York, Philadelphia Baltimore, or Boston.
Tie names will be collected by Mesors. McKillop *
Wood from those recorded the books OF thor Com
merca Agency and they guarantee that not less than
$4,000 shall be sent, this being the full number OF
Country Merchants that they consider it desirable thus
TO address.
III. Tire total expense will he def,syed ny Meroan-
tile Advertising for which One Dollar per ine will be
charged. Those who require their advertisements TO
be displayed will make special bargains thoreior.
1t is believed that no equa! opportunity tor ad-
dressing Country Merchants wss ever offered in
the United States, even at double or treble the
cost of this. This sheet is intended for Merchants
alone, and will contain no other matter than such
as is adapted TO their wants We have every facili
ty for making Mercantile Advertiser that will
deserve tho appreciation of Merchants, and wo
respectfully invite their cooperation. Advertise
ments received at THE TRIBUNE Office. Hby
letter, address HORACE GREELEY & Co.,
Nss, York Vetober 50, 1863 No. i5i Esssau<t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Friends Of Temperance, Of Honest Suffrage 4
Pure Elections aud Of Economical Go,erurnsall
do not forget nor fail 10 vote for COusttusoah
Convention. That alOno can remove al pmps&
ments to legislation against Rumselling and inhVs
Of Registration Of Voters. Friends CT - -
cient Registry be active and visilnns in fAvss 4
a Com nstitutionsI COnyentioni
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

The Federal Executive is undertaking to pre-
serve monopoly of the Fillibuster business 1t
won't do. Either We must stop electing Texas
Annexstionists and Ostend Manifesto men to the
Presidency, or we cannot stop the Matching of pri-
yate conspiraces to plunder and enslsse our weak
neiqhbors. Mr. Buchanan should either repudiste
the bully yug graspiDg policy which has elesatcd him
TO power, or stop issuing Auti-Fillibuter Procla-
mstions.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
TorHY.YnByRs or THE sew UNDERGRADUATES
AMASA J. PARK ER.
Py order II IT,. Execu.ivo Committee,
JOHN J. FREEDMAN No. ii6 Ws1ren-st, S--cr

IT lId-F
JOHN J. FREEDMAN No. ii6 WEren-st., Secretary.
This is the last ,sort Of desperation, aud ii
is bound to fail. 1t is politicians Dodge, cacu-
lated rather 10 excite indignation than to win sup
port. l. !, an sttempt to change in an important
respect the legislative policy of the State BY sur
them do their worst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

The Liquor Deslers Of our City seem resolved on
their own de-.ruction-s result which we do not
object to, if they will place the blame where lf
belongs. They might have formidsby petitioned
the last Legislature for any desired amendment
Of our present License Act, bat they did not.
They might have seasonsbly embarked as clsss IA
The present canvass. but they chose TO do 40 such
thing. Instead of this. they have waited until the
very eve of the election and then rashed upon the
candidates for State Offices and Legislature, with
demand that they should pledge themselves to favor
tho repeal Of the moro stringent provisions o our
present License Act. OF course, they have not
been gratifcd by Mr. MORGAN. at whom their
usee is climsily aimed; and they have just issued
q secret circular urging al interested in their
business TO vote for Parker Here are tho moro
material portions Of it;
lCsnsientl..I
Nx~ YosK, Oct So 1873.
ToTHE MEMBERS or THE sEw roRsLIQroE-DsALsR'
SOCIETY.
The Obligation Of members Of the New foh Liquor Des-S
only for sIrh candidates FOR public ore ara
opposed prurcriv- prohbory enact framed for
of trade,
t;rcon 70 ohrr repder ssary prior election
10 ASCERTAIN s the vows Of csddss far 'rsiu stSioD
:ouchirs inostous hich tate beD and sTsn seu
20 b. put upon orr calling
cordsucs with resolution Ts.sed she lat meeting Of the
5ey tbs Executive Commits bsrrwth s1bliit u yoH ths
tsredates b votrd Tor the Nosrub-r Election
xLo have declared themselves iasorse to ,ercs and
every member called Upon are them his esrnes. and ant
vlded -upI-r .o, u.,upu