New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18


Fvery Republican vote in old Derks was cast Tor
the An.i-Lccomp.on nominees, though tue! "''c
all ayowedly Douglas Democrats John iichuioh
ia reelected over the regularRePublican nomIheeln
al old Wing District. InCincinnsli the Rcpuoilca's
supported fusion ticket-RePubioan Adop'ed
Ctzens casting heavy vote Tor Candidate "no
have been prominent Native Ameficans-snd tae
consequence is the triumph OF the entire oppo--
ton County ticket. with John 4. Curley, leldius
Republican, for Congress. Tfeachery ae'ea'''
Timothy c. Day, the other Republican Congress
man il tina, County, but We have carried ever!
thing else and it is ali clear GAIN The ons decd'd
botcb in the late CANVASS is the failure ol The oppo-
stjou in the Ist District Of Pennsyyanla TO support
DR.. Nebinrer the Anti.Lecompton Democrat
whereby Florence has once more been enabled to
slip in by a lean plurality. Our only serious io4s
is the upper district of Iowa. where Leihngwen,
anti-Lecompton Democrat, sppesrs 70 nave beaten
yandeyeer, Republican, who could easily have run
q sLecomptonite ont of sight In Ohio we believe
evarv original Lecompton Member Of Congress has
been defeated. In Indiana, ditto. English and
Niblack are returned BY quarter OF their former
msjoritics. and this only by repudlating all thal
ia left Of the English bill. Never was an Admins
trstion more distinctly condemned than this Is,
alike by the defeats and the successes OF ts party
Cpion-eyen such as is still attainable-will secure
a corresponding result in New-York.
But, next after Union, we urgently need ORGAN
IzATIoN and WORK. These are thus far deficient.
We have Townships, and even Counties, ready 10
poll good Republican vote tomorrow, but others
are very far behind. There are Fifty Thousand
Republican Voters in our State who would not be
at the polls if to-day were TO end the contest. To
organize and canvass, 50 as to bring out these
voters. is the work now before US. If we neglect
if. and rest content with shouting over the tr-
umphs of our brethren, We may find their successes
nullified by our shameful and needless reyerses
The Pittsburgh Gazette exulting over the result IN
that (Allegheny) County, where the united Oppo-
siton vote was last year but e,5i3, while our vote
ON a single ticket is this year lO,o67 raising the
Opposition majority from 1913 to 3,572, forcibiy
says:
The more We look at the election returns from
this county the are gratiet Mt the result:
II WINS victory such az the most sanguine OF us did
not anticipate and We know that many slirewd men
in our party slightly fearful, even up 10 The day
Of election The load-mouthed 6oasfing Of NE Jrag-
carts mho conducted Me Democratic campaign de-
eeired not only our men bn Memselres Many Of these
poor creatures led away by their own silly vaporngs
actually saked large of money on the result, and
have lost heavily. Fools and their money are soon
parted.
"There are several valuable lessons taught by the
result The first is, the importance of organization
and work. We hare carried his eeet,on 6y steady
arork. At the very outset of the fight, the County
Committee organized, prepared its address to the
people, arranged for thorough canvass Of the county
and resolved on carrying the war into the eiemy :
country. Meetings were appointed for each election
district and speakers assigned to them; and although
the meetings AT first appointed but one or two for
each day the demand for them increased at snch
rate that we compelled at last to hold from six
to ten meetings day in various parts OF the county
The people soon walked up under this vigorous can.
vassg and the Republican vote was so well stirred
out, that majority is equal to that OF Preslden'
tiol campaign
Republicans of New York these words might
seem to have been written expressly for your
encouragement and admoniton. Let them be
thoroughly needed.