New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
tee 90 Territories that viii overhaul the Federal
osioe.bo,dipe ntrisuss By which Slavery has just

once -b0idlDg nuSurs v! WHICH o"e! H-'!
bet legally f.stened upon the vnt region known "
New. Mexico, including Arizona ard her silver
NINA and a Committee on Public L,nds thst VII
rske their rspid settlement in quarter-sectlors ~
Free Lsborer the primary aim Of their pedcy'
putting the Homestead bill before the House -
SCOT as possible after the organisation, snd keeping
IL sbe,d Of 81 impedimen's until passed, then do
your mic est 10 elect DWIGHT LOOMS from the
1T. ALFRED A. BURNHaM from the Hid, JOHN
WOODRUFF from the IlId ard ORNs 3. FERRY
from tee WITH District; for these VIII 50 vote t)r
Spe.ter as to secure al these ends, and GROWING
Republican triumph in l-60.
Distractio, s our great danger. Dir. EEra
Clark. IT,, after having been twice elected oY ne
publicans because he was tie only candidate "no
could be carried over tie Siam Democracy, no"
running eIpres.ly 70 defeat those who thus molly
sustained rim. He was seen in daily counsel with
Bishop and Arnold through tue last weeks OF the late
,e,siOn-he is running as their tool and the con-
venjence Of the Slave Power His course is directly
calcul.ted. and must be intended to throw the
House into the hands OF the Slavery Prop4sndIs's.
So with Mr.. Edmund Perkins 10 the lid District.
His case is even worse, il possible, than Clafks,
because it makes the od.t me Democracy OF Mr.
Burnhsm pretexs for suSchy. Mr. Bdrnhan
va, De mocrat, and does not seek to concesl II
He broke with his party on the Nebraska issue,
and has ever since been most determined efiic'ent
Republican Thoush thousands Of Democrats, IA
Guiding Gov. Cleveland Gideon Welles ard others
of high character and great Influence, did So not
one of them has ever been nominsted for Congre"
till pow The two Republican Senators were both
Wings; so were tie four Members Of the AAAlNth
and the two Republican Members Of the AAANth
| Congress. OF the four Republican Candidates for
| the next House. three we're Wings; Dir. Bufnh'm
only was Democrat and now an old Wing who
processes 10 be Republican is running expressly
| 10 defeat bin Should this base attempt succeed
the Republican party in the District, and to gre't
extent in the State also, will be demorallzed and
| Frustrated But il must not, cannot succeed
Whoever coubtepar ces it hiss already made up his
mind 10 20 over 10 the Sham Democracy, and may
as well 60 the whole hog at once. He csnnot hope
TO dupe ANYBODY; for when any one bolts the Re-
publican ticket nova days and boasts of his Wing
lineage or length Of service all know that De has
secretly taken service with the Slave Democracy
ard is but awaiting the opportune moment to de-
clare himself He might just as we'll unmssk at
once.
JOHN WOODRUFF was Member OF the
XXXIVth Congress, and his vote will be found uni
formly recorded on the right side. Though chosen
as an American, there was no better Republican in
that BODY. He vas run out in 1857, owing TO 8
sesere storm and consequent heavy falling OIL IN
the vote; but he ran decidedly ahead of the Re-
publican State Ticket So he will again; and he
will be elected if the vote is all polled as We trust
it can hardly fail to be, rain or shine.
Mr. FERRY was one Of the earliest and has been
one Of the most efficient and indefatigable Repub-
lcans in the Western Counties. He was beaten
barely strentesn votes in l-57 be could not have
been had the day been less inclement-as we trust
be cannot be now, though it should rain pitchfork'
Col. Bishop is popular, untiring and very rich;
there will be more money spent in his behalf than
was ever dsbursed TO elect any man in New-Ea-
gland He will poll the full Lecompton vote, and
10 entitled to it; but there is not enough of this BY
five hundred to elect him. Let the Republicans
work for Mr.. Ferry as he has worked for their
cause and he must carry the District BY from three
to six hundred msjority. But it is no child's play
to beat such purse as Bishops, and We entreat
every Republican voter in the District to give more
than his mere vote-to give his best efforts from
this hour to that of the closing of the polls-to
the contest. The stake is great one-let it be
assured that no vehemence of tempest shall suffice
to keep any Republican from the polls on the first
Monday of April.
Connecticut voters now absent from the State
you are sorely wanted at home on the first Monday
aforesaid Your native State appeals to you to
indicate her good name from the charge Of sub
seryiency TO merccnary interest at the expense of
eternal principle. 1t is said that many of you
think mole Of selling pleasure carriages or slave
whips at good profit than Of sustaining the ascen
dency of Justice, Humanity and Freedom. Prove
this SANDER by the returns of your impending
Election