New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

Days 10 10 bring oat thoss Fifty Thotianc Noten.
What earnest Republican will refuse or neglect to
do his share of III
The infamous use made Of Oh Brown and bis
raid BY the Pro Slavery politicians and Press ought
to bring Whatever OF intelligent honesty and f.r-
ness rem.ins in the Democratic ranks over to our
side. Thousands of voters have hitherto been re-
PEELED from our cause by the crJ-"O, neither
"p.rty is really Anti Slavery. ard each is as bad
"as the other" It needs only at tn. crisis that
we should open his eyes and he must realize that
this is an error Yon Can tell mans Pslihcs in q
moment by simply saying to him "Old Brown
Democrat, in the party sense, is one who re-
CARDS Human Slavery a. right, wise and benehcent,
ard strives to siren tben and extend its power.
Whoever regards it in a different an opposite
light. is substantially Republican. We are Tariff
and sntiTsrifI. Pacific Railroad and sutiR .ilroad;
but Slavery is the Asron's rod that swallows up
every other public question
MEN OF NEw-YORK-aud Of SEw-JER>EY as
we'll you have barely NINE DAYS more for prepa-
ton. There are Three Hundred Thousand Legal
Voters in these tive States who will vote against
Slavery Extension and the Lecompton fraud if they
vote at ALL and these votes are enough to overbear
all opposition. Only draw out the Fifty Thou'aod
who. if not sessonably reached and warned, VIII,
because away on journeys, or absorbed IN business
or wrestling with sickness among those most dear
to them, or buried with their later harvest, or
offended by some nomination or by reason oil soeef
heedlessnsss, neglect to vote at this Election And
their absence would inevitably cause the loss OF
both States.
We appeal to all earnest Republicans for aid IN
srre.tipQ this catastrophe. Each New York or
New Jersey reader of this article knows some one
who will vote Republican, if be votes at ALL yet
who, unless spoken to on the subject, will not be
at the Polls on Tuesday, Nov. 8. Reader DO en-
trested to ruu over the list Of your acquantances
and ace if there be not one or more among them
whom you can induce to vote the Republican
ticket
LOOK TO THE REGIsTRIEs That is the first
point If you know or can ascertain that any
name stands on any Registry List which has not
legal voter of that Election District behind it, see
that it is duly challenged and stricken off next
Iu,sas.y: If there be any legal voter-no matter
of what party-wbose name is not duly registered,
bs sure that his name goes on the list next Tues
day. Let no one have reason to complain that the
Registry has prevented or impeded his voting.
The Registry being duly perfected, let the Re-
publicap names borne thereon be duly apportioned
among reliable and jealous Republicans, each Of
them agreeingtO promptly see all those on bis list
and obtain their several promises to be promptly
at the polls on the sth ofNovember. If some lack
conveyance, let others be induced to provide it.
There are wagons enough owned by Republicans
to bring every Republican voter to the polls: Let
no man 90 thher without full load, IF load is to
be hsd and LET the last msn be on hand BY noon at
the Latest. At that hour-Or very soon thereafter
let the district registry, roll of the Republ.
can voters named thereon, be called over and good
men with teams cent after every one still aggard.
TEN VOTES withheld by Republicans in e,ch
Election District will throw away our State-will
at least defeat half our State Ticket and elect those
Democrats who are supported by the Brooks
Americans. But there need not and should not be
ten Republican votes unpoled in any district-there
uiu not be, where the earnest and active Republi-
cans do their whole duty. Reader. We entreat
you to see that there be no ten votes, nor FIVE
polled in your district Perfect An organization at
once, if one be not already perfected, and be ready
to call out your very last Republican vote. Let
PENNSYLVANIA, ONO, Iowa, and MINNESOTA,
exut in the consciousness that they have not spo-
ken To us in vain