New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

Every succeeding yesr il sc-ucnrls;es ica1s CT hes
irs.-nes ,us. are rspdy sinking i- on. o. the rsseh
.pd hope Ct resurrection. Demo ,rscy as tie tennef
srd to.ny Of Slavery, has sost the vitsi poFe'
Inherited from its founders. In vain does i reso',
q desperate shifts 10 recover fs sa.-'sied
Fortunes. TIE frs1ds by wtch PerrsJ.vanis
was carried for Buc5acsu IN 1856, nave
resul;ed Z piaci0g Penrsylvsris h.go on lac
roll o. R-puhfcsu S.Ites. Blrisr-R1tiAn INVASION
az ou.rsses in Kasss, co1rivei q. AMI encourssei
b. the party tbrous bout tie CGi0p have ste .nsas
Free. Election frauds IN Minnesota hsvs eGded 10
making Mtnssots Free sac. Al tie Western
S'ates have beer brought into the Republican told,
p,ipsbly by toe wicked policy aud worse cort-c; Of
" DsuoGs,ic" leaders. YET al these examples o.
retbutvs l.ice and sSf;Hirs ed vense incs seem 70
be loet upon tie CoTnogs, CagseTs, CHURCHES, CO.
monds Srykers, sid Iudloss OF Ne~-fork, wac ap-
pear to be laborus BY ys,em OF gigantic vlsiay "a
the CRY maze up or the want OF tlsI contdeace 10
tie country which IS tie sure fcu,dation Of strength
and sgor In short, tie parry 20 longer recosnzes
the principle tina. the majority should goVsrn,
noI that intelligence sni virue sholi De entitled 70
any higher ds.incton than ignorance sni wee. By
ba o, box .,ufng, and by ira1ds that would con.isn
men in tie common rsnsas;!ors O! life to The Peai'
Tertiary they se trying TO convert tie minority into
the "ruilns cl.s they say az the South, AM taen
expect the people 70 put up sta IT, like good Chris
.ians and patriots whose duty il is rather 10 suffer
evil than promote reform. Let the prensd....ed
frauds in NeF-Yosk City be can.sd into execution,
and We will see how far this doctrine vii 20 down
with the Republican Legislature, TO De ca.lsi ITO eI-
isteroe on the stA Of November neit.
To descend 70 matters Of more immediate concern.
beg to state cor your own sri the public information
tia. We, here in good old Onondaga, ere IN condition
Of sound preserv st.on aud are making resoGte AMI
Elective prepar alton for the approaching contest
We have strong and popular nominations, from that
sGcpLEAyYywoRrH on the State Ticket down 20 the
Candidates for the Assembly. We have already
opened the osnpsigu with several public meetings,
and arrangements are msie for many more. The
registry Of voters, in this city especially, is being
properly attended 70. We hsve 1000 names On our
list. Some Of these viii have to come off and others
are 20 20 o. The registration hA already grown ioto
favor With mary who a. first opposed TO l.. l.
is no such crest monster, after all. Tns s,t
is no. perfect, but i.s defects Will appear
upon trisl, and can easily be amended. Onondsga in
1873 gave Gov. Morgan majority Of 2,lol. We
have lost no strength since, but have rather made
ACQUISITION BY conversions by nstGraz alton, by the
dissolution Of the Americans and by the new voters
wto within the yesr have reached their ma orty.
Syracuse gave small majority for Parker last Fall.
Il will Low be the othA way by several hundreds.
With good turnout in the county, We shall do as
well as last year. In 1862 are sure for 1900 Let
our friends be everywhere the alert; Jet them dis
charge their whole duty with zeal and energy and
when the results sba be flashed Along the strands of
tie telegraph, on tire night OF the 9Th day of Novem
ber they will sppear in SUCH figures OF living light
that old Tapmany will fam be glad 10 eItnguish its
own ard to close ts portals upon the miserable tools
who in vain, at its instigstion, have again pro-
famed the name and polluted the worship Of "Democ-
racy." NAToR.
Si,acuit. o. o. 1872