, 1859-09-06

AAON~s
The Chicago Prs md T:Iunt. commenting
urou recent article Of nllrs, under the head If
Tie Prospect Ecturc Ls,' savs:
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'4'-f ;n' In 7iGtu! ''t;T'.th.
sum w will complete it. In !>;,.., the Re-
pnos'cahs III NJ" l"rk wrrr beaten by The
democrats neai'E .4.tht9. In ISIS, the kcnuh-
i!cans r'n>td ,r sInitr with tie Americans On Fl,
s>:u1c II ktt. W. 10 Int s:up 10 ask wl,o is tu
p!A'ne Ill 1lIl> Halter. We SIMPLY nute til" fact
- l'at contest with The pending elections Of
thlrtN-tllrtt members 10 inspire tic Krpublcans
~ et1ort, with Hlaly Thousand Democratic Auti
i.ec"ntion rut, ~ :t tl,tn,, and with po1,ular
slcEcts IN The H. II, the result WIS ~ follows -
1h,' Rtp"Lhcun y"tc in the State fell below that
u fremont -~!'', While the Democratic vote
rose ao'''c TIA: II; buchanan u, l,;.l, l,.iny III,
aggregate loss II the Rtp.h}ica,!s Of ~.
compared will TIN yule cas1 at ,hr 'rr,id, ,n,;ai
e1ect'"'. Ne i1El,e Cur Chicago cnte,nporary
I" e"n'1nc til - stem sf c,,herinr il ilas in
vented. to Illinois, about wl.,ch it may b. sun,
posed to kh"" something. an,l 10 let New York
a'n'!c, about HlIIrh it Seems to know but little
~. r. 7riiHhe.
lie f:'rts addnecd l'y our New York CO.
temporary to G;.i>h tie ''sn nsav lc iuc4,u.
tTo'crt'l'lt, and I'LL mat, hut as the Tribune
stops just 1T the point where n conclusion. up
lhlcreuee. Il sequence. cr *omcthn. Of that
sort is wanted, VIC will cnicayor to supply it
agreeing to take our fingers ont Of the New
York pudding. whenever the Tii,une promises
to keep its dis!ts out Of tue Illinois PIC, The
ln1erehcc to i" drawn from the array Of facts
here given is, that p"ltic.l maor;:ics de,cnd
loss upon coalitions aud compromises than
upon great public issues. ln 1858, whether
rightly Or wrongly, tic Republican Press Of
Ne" "rk clnr1.rd their defeat to bad measures
u Staie policy, and corrupt manac cment Of the
canal. Whether the T;7uae editors did or
did not find consolation for their readers in
these reflections, we have no doubt the, found il
there tor themselves. In 1857 it must lie al-
m4ttcd tint New York did very sl4amciullv, as
compared will. her v1tc in 1856 Willie the
Republicans Of Illinois Increased their yotc
s9,34l' their brethren Of the Empire State fill
bclud about tie same humber. with MANY
thousand Democratic An.I-Leeonpton votes TO
aid them. This j. i mystery which the New
ork' 1f'"''''e is better qualified to explain
than any other newspaper in tie country Ne
are willing to accept It's Obvious solution Of tl,e
problem to wit that TIC Republicans aud
Americans did not unite in Convention and
publish nrt'cc fcopartncrship There is still
a considerable mystery behind. which the wise
men Of the East hive not attempted to solve:
Why is R"pub}ic:.nisln in New York .cared
on sl'din. scale wAicE nccessitates a fusion
With Amer:canlsin TO prevent its running bc
hind tiftyor sixty thousand votes IN two wears?
ua ins'"n is nude with the americans this wear
how long will it lie before another fusion is
wanted to make further repairs? Tie tooth Of
time e'laws very dcstructivcly at tile work Of
our New York contemporary.
We care little whc,cr the Y. y. Renuh-
leans and Americans 1naEt an alliance or not.
II it c:.il be effected without sacrifice OF nr;n-
ciple It will doubtless be productive Of good.
Ne take ii for ;,rau;ed it will not he made o11
my different terms. Yet we believe ,Lc RI.
publican candidates for President and yifx.
President in 1850 will get as many amcr;-
can votes without such fusion as with
it. The party has 10 existence IN
in the Northern States outside O. New York
New Jersey and Pennsylvania There is M
place for it in the campaign of 1850, MS Il scna-
rasc organization. Its southern division. with
few honorable exceptions, has gone mad in
the service Of slavery. 1t endorses the Drcd
Scott decision from A. to z. II the National
Convention Of tile party should fail also to en-
dorse it, the Democracy would sweep them out
Of the field in tHibklinr. from Delaware Bar
IL tic RIO Grande. If they should yield to
1l,o necessities Of their Southern brethren and
make p.o-slavcTy platform, they would be
crushed between tile Republican and Demo-
cratic organizations in the North, and the Re-
ru'licans wc think would get two-tllirds Of
their voles-as many, surely, as coulfbe taken
cu consignment from fusion convention.
e The Crocj.l Houston Co Te1as) Print
<r contains the following items Of intelligence:
!. There has been quite lively time here
lately hunting runway negroes.
2. An animated time exists with the churches
in This town among the sen, chers after spiritual
truths.
9. The Corn crop is made and is very abun.
dant.
1t will be seen that the "huntins" Was lively
and the revival animated" Truly warm
ti:ae. No wonder the Corn crop "made" abun-
dcntly.