New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
PENNSYLVANIA.
Then. j. Tribune.

Correspondents " Aht " > ALAp~.'7'
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30, 1850
All the account, from the interior Of the State
are cheering, and here III Ills city visible and
decided reaction has begun, since the real friends
Of Nh Bel, who have heretofore supported him
from a conviction, have discovered that they are
only to be used by yenal leaders who have already
sold themselves to elect a Loc0-tOco Admlnistra-
zion in the State and to perpetuate the dynasty Of
Buchanan. through the success of Foster as Gov
ernor and Joe Lane as President. Old Wings
who had inclined to this middle course are be-
ginning TO discover their folly, aud within the past
week a most favorable change has occurred for
Curtin. There ia but one paper here protesting to
he for Beli-The ErCRiRo JOHTnGt-wlncI has been
for Guthrie and other democrats, and could he got
for ANYBODY else, II il worth while. IL Is now
used as q tender to The PeRHSErdHi0n III the ser
vice of Foster This fact tells the whole story ana
demonstrates that the Bell movement, so iar as the
pol teal managers are concerned is Only scheme
10 draw of votes 20 aid the Democracy. 1t is sold
out 70 Brecknridre in this State Just as to Douglas
in Neys-York by the enterprising firm OF Brooks
Duer u Co.
Curtin will be elected Governor by majority
ranging from - 0OOtO ~ 600 the tul vote out a5
now confidently expected The feeling in the coun-
tfy is enthusiastic and resOUte, aud there II reason
TO believe that the major.ties n many Of the coun
ties viii far exceed the most sangune estimates
Allegheny alone, viii give Curtin 1000 clear ma
oritv, and perhap, more. That IS tair indication
Of fine prevailing feyyor. Philadelphia Will DC
strongly contested ia every Ward, and the present
urohability is that Curtin will either have ma
iority or 90 ont nearly even, ia spite o any comb-
nation which NAV be- made. AID ii the local candl-
dates Of the Democracy refuse to answer tAe IN
tprropatories which have been addressed 10 them ny
IL 4 HfsN I'm fUut
one wing Of the party, or y the! answer. Cuiuh must
GET a large accession Of strength. His election Is
-nre and nobody knows this better than Foster his
onpcnept who substantially admits 1t to ms mt
mate friends.
The traders Ia politics Who are In the pay oi one
Il a.. Vauocr.tlc ORGANIZATIONS have attempted 10
urodnce the impression abroad that they could car
~ this CITY by o big majority. mat was OIL! III
tended as a rusc t. enable them TO ralse money IN
Ncyr-York every dollar Of which the! intend 10
pocket. if the creduoUs and deluded are Wiling 10
i,yfst In that way Every expedient has been
adonfed f. give color to this exaggerated ldea'
one of the instIumentailtits employed was 10
STRENGTHEN the numbers aud appearance OF the Den
and Everett tOrcdight procession last MOhusl ueh''
in which some If the most notorious L"cOiocVS VI
th. CITY figured May Of The Federal once h"l''
CTS marched in the line aud carried nags ana loren
90 Yet. Notwithstanding the AID OF clubs from IL
uinoton and Camden made up al the same matt
rial fine turnout was not half 1s large az tna' oil the
R,nubicaus fortnight ago. OILS result Was asceI-
FAMED nv actual count in various ways, ana d!
comparison Of the time required for the TWO
sious 10 march by given poiot Inc kepu9l'cau
patocns had Sly men each while the Othef hau Only
! four. and they spread out. ,,..... c,;,a
MIR William r. Reed. late Minister 20 CLlna'
I.s b.co,ue one Of the suD-rditO-s OF The PtnH'5!
ro,;oy for want Of something better 10 40 ne ID
| Rucbauan's man Friday IA THE city AID manages
tIe Administration party to suit himself lhherll
! ;a, Federalism he became . Wing - tattrh upon
| i,ts INT, and indulgence only the more eilect
naIi, r. betray il nj the moment when ms treach-
49,, cold he most prguicous and when ne 'eIi"'
! I,',,os able "a command we're bti Ohd tnr uleaI'
| of The party with which he had ava! ut''u -
| nov, affects great horror of tn IRiBt NJ anu III
| duioas his little maiguity e! ITS rohS'au' 'D"',
| for rbe official subscribers to Inc FnHSW'""'"" -
! The Custou. House and Post Once no Ii"n ~
Ills STATE was more radical az Free oollei' "l"',
,or resoluiiois and addresses aealnst SLAYER! dno
he Soutb affiliated uOre With ultra leaders OF aP
| nroscbed nearer t. downright Abolitionism tAai
| his same Milihm Il. Reed. who r no" =" ''i!
| .. conservative with bis wages 10 hs Poch''
| And of all the mcn ia Pen ~ yania, ~ mas NOS
| denounced. stigmatiztG, and scorned the Demo
crntc part, of witch hr is to-day supple aud sub
| u,issiyc instrument O1y ie~ months before Ia
was induced to 70 over 10 BucLAhah' ne heSP'
pbrases of dsInuciGtioc upnn The flrj pong! "inc
| he now advocates without chhi &c 81 coNu''
| nance H. deserved the reward when ~ Wa :
| ntick ts drina1J alter MIR iiuchantns election I'
n, man cOlnrgt,I VT. e. machinery A ''"o Wa