New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30
ESOTi-POLT7TCM PROSPECTS.
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-. paul. April is, 1859
Yonr article of the ilh inst. has excited some SER
sstsn here. The Republicans are gra'Ired To nnd
that their Eastern friends in national issues. think Of
helping IN tine WORK TO be accomplished by next Fail
In n national ,iew, two Member, Of Congress, ani
the control # the United sSiates House of PpreS'n-
tstive-. Senator Of the United State possibly
= President Of The United States, he election
,bould zo into the House, all depe upon the side
On which Minnesota may turn up mex, October
balocsl view. Governor, Lieutenant-G Governor
Secretary Of State, aid Attorney General, beside the
s.olc Lrgislaturr nrr Ia he chosen. The State Au-
dor having been elected Tor three years, holds over
another year.
Glsrc;rg At the contest therefore, in All its bear
ire. il - Indeed, most important one Both par
tie, are becoming alive to = sense of the magnitude
Of IL, results The Democratic Committee have
ALREADY published that their State Convention will
b. held some time in June. From the gongs-out on
the Republican aide the intention ia also to nominate
early. ard make long campan of it. The State Is
lar,e one; great deal OF ground Is to be gone over
ana the scattered condition Of the population makes
IN. work Gi organization slow, labOrous and eIp"n-
sive. II W. can have m honest poll, ana nome nut
legal voter couLte' The triumph oil the Republicans l.
sure.
Rut there's the rub II Is scarcely denied here that
,h fr,t State officers-eleCi.dvere MI Republicans
but some 200 majority were forged, bodily, ioF the
Democratic ticket. Purp0rtiuS 20 come rom tue wiz
cat counties Of Pen bina &C.. aud Sam NedarY, GOV
IN or and l. H. Brown, Indian Agent, composing tue
Democratic majority Of the Canya'-ng Board. countei
them in excluding 5 300 honest votes on tcchui-
eality and thu. declared the present State officers
elected There remedy for tins foul wrong;
except revolution By a. the supreme Court ahd
lhc States Attorney owed their places To lhe sans
forgery ard the 6niecodenIs Il those men Do not }usl
a.. "a do has nv A
tut. and true adversely to their own interests.
The Republicans may have 10 encounter these very
c,ryrrirs arair for Inc Kind ri Moccasin Democracy
W. nave here rivals IN scouuiresm your city De'n0c-
racy. - >, 49,.
state besio- the stat. ohce-holicr gives tn Demo-
cratic party great advantage They comprise
.taudng committee Of the bee. kiud-vlglant, on All
coa.ou- 20 advance the party interests. Ihry arc
literally taxed furnish party fund for electoneer-
iny purpo-ee On the 4tn 81 December last the
Den ,erat!c state Committee taxed a.! the rriefh!
ard State oce-holders Of Minnesota five per cent on
their salaries and perqn.siset rai7oR ilra ol aoou
returns in the North will no doubt, be- again part o'
their lcc to win; anu, a. >lbey and the othef STATE
officers, Who will compose the Can'asalng i"Ai'i,
knowingly proted by forg.rie' to obtain their pre'eut
situation, thry viii hardly hesitate to perpetua'2
.ler rule by repetition OF the rasca!t!es
The ReDublican- can DO much, however. Ia render
repe,itic difficult and with the means TO guard the
ou-po-ts, may succeed IN confirming inc 1e'''.vh u
the battle 20 the regular forces 10 the PpIs'"l cO
TO-. U.rs Their. il crrat work to be- done. Inc
Rrpubcap- nave a. present. little o- no organization
stil a majority Of tie farming community are "Nh
them. Ia the towns. mot II The lrsh, u. Donl'ieh
of nary and the white sers of the south, nave gwen
Ma. couito to the Democracy. Bn, the hard times
have had the effect of scattering this vote gresty'
Much r !; has lef the State and much Di i seal
tered abroad in the farming districts, whefc me '.I-
roundings render innOcous. In this city oi ~ raul
the conduct of the Irish has been - oNerbearnS 80
r,,att hu, The Germans aud French IN a body are
coming over to the H. publican SIDE. IL u thought
usunl amount Of double voting by the Aiessn class,
81 Paul could. even now be cGrTird Tor lnr Il pup
lcans on q sla; ht party i-sue. Tue township cleo
ton iUs. held throughout the Stale likewise indcals
that IN thu towns snd clies Of the interior, tne DeH
Ccrecv az lo-ing ground.
II orily reed, good aud popular nominations, sni
then jealous work 20 rob up minority IL 'ne stlIsi
Minnesota which vii laugh 10 scorn the iorSerie- oil
-, Yirront White Oak Lake, Holmes tuy. COLOR
vol. &C. g. even if they are doubled IA Their No.
,ieu, maiori,es. Beside, the past crimes IA that
r.r-b.-r ion nzan-, q. ballot boxes, have been ~
well ven, atvd that the Job cannot De- done over again
a. ta..,y "a before. o.,
II rsssrd 10 Governor. NY opinion is that the old
rs on both -des VIII be- Alexander Ramsey
arsir.t Henri II. >blsy. Tho lattsr = yacu.iihg
I-liau trader uf fair impulses, bat oi wrong ac'ioh
The former i the we-knCYn sagacous and c"hrrf r.
i've ..a,.,,nen ol German Pennsylvania or-ln, "h"
a. Territorial Governor. gave such general SAUSAGE
ton 70 al, parties, sud who. an od.Ine wing ana
u.o1.rst. but firm Republican, with h-s tei tKeco-
,; al Iifi4. aud popular uannsrs j. rightly dee ned
-t -.rer candidate mite 'ery she'd. OF luteiii-
gu. yo,--s IN hs favor lie j. ~ Odds the s.rvng' =
man IN the Republican ranks-inderd, probably the
,rorg : they have IN the whole Mississippi valley
TLs- has been some talk of r:eryin; him for L. :.
Srs-,-. bu II /, understood be i adverse 20 wash
iu-tou lie. and 1 compelled q accept cffice a: AL
w'I rather allow his name 20 be used a candidate
for ,;,,yrrn.r Of the >a.e. Others have ben named
! who -ouhi maxi good cand-date-. a. John w S9rth'
Ncrt.u :. " lkin,on Cyru. Adrch, harss Mcclure
bii l. looks noY e. II .ond be the Old battle between
4 Ramsey AMI >lh.ry. ,...-
For Congress the State "a not 6.viiad into district
but votes al large M sibley, IN h.s nsTsae 20 -.
1t n-no.r,,is legislature recomUis nded The stat
p0t to b di.cteiths idea beng that the DenooIal
,youl -:aDi II better chalcs 81 carrying both men.
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