New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
POLITICAL.
FUSION WITH DIsUNIoNlSTS.
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The Democrats State Central COMMITTEE met yes
Srdsy afternoon az the Merchants io'el ~ .n1s -
sur uornipgs edition. The Administration forces |
were or the ground in force, and succeeded III carrying
q resolution IN faEor OF fusion OF the Doug1as snu
Rr.cknrdge forces upon the existing electoral tShe
The record shows thar the Committee rst excluded me
repo,ters-then refused 10 allow the absent country
men hers Of the Committee 10 send substitutes after
permitting Philadelphia 10 throw twenty-five woes ior
four Senatorial Districts when nearly all the interior
Districts threw but two for each DlsTlct-tnen voted
down q resolution declaring Douglas aud johnson the
regular Democratic canddates-and nnaly resolved
that the electoral ticket should he supported alike by
the friends Of Douglas and Bsecknridge! OF the hun-
Sued members Of the Committee, about sixty were
present and Of these the Philadelphia City members
NEARLY all oce-hoders their relatives and depend
ents) constituted the half Of the majority; -,
The action of the State Committee will be received
~ the Democrats OF the State with contempt and m
Sgnaiion. IL is proclamation of insult TO the Trends
ofDouglas and the Democratic National COMMITTEE,
which has demanded the appointment OF pure Douglas
electoral tickets in all the States. We regard the de-
sjson of this close corporation as releasing all tne
Douglas Democrats from any obhganon whatsoever 10
support the electoral ticket They cannot vote Tor IL
a. II stands without stutyng themselves. They can
not vote for il without voting for Dsunionss ana oe
cecers. They cannot vote for it without sanctonhe
fraud and force in their worst thapes. There Is ou'
one from this last shameless act Of
and that is a mass meeting Of the Democratic people 70
purge the electoral ticket, and TO cut loose IRON ee
OisuniOuists forever. There was gallant anu pro.
testing minority in the State Committee yeseraay Ous
they were POW erie in the midst OF omceholuefS aho
Sacders II the masses do not now in their own
defeuse il will be because they are ndliei emu 10 tei
own interests or Disguised with treae6erous represent
stiyes fitting finale to this gross betrayal OF prln
cipe was the Seceders meeting at Independence square
On the same evening.
Prof John W. Fowler, ofthe Law School, Pough-
keepsie. New-York, viii speak for the Republican
eause as opportunity may offer through the canvass
now opening
So viii w. w. HAoEMAS esq, of this city, tempo
ra1lly stopping in POughkeepse.
Co u;l, GEORGE w. BUSGAY, editor Of The Inde-
pendent, Utica New-York.
1--WE shall soon publish t ID those able and willing to
esk for the Republican cause giving simply the and adj
dress In each instance We ASK those who know or more
hoe names ought appear this Est to send us the address
each instance. Be to send only those OF men worthy ana
capable.
Al large and enthusiastic Republican meeting was
held at Saratoga Springs the 18th ult. Owen Levs-
iov Of Illinois took the lead and made powerful and
stirring speech 1t was argumentative, witty, and sar-
castle and enivsned with telling anecdote and Illus
,ro,;on Charles l.. Beal Of Columbia spoke next,
who proyed that he could ill the trying position Of
following Loveioy. His speech was pertinent and
oonent and delivered with unusual grace aud effect
His alusion to the course of Congressman Mexican OF
that district through the recent session. and parcu-
lrv ON the night when the Fire Eaters tried to stop
him from speakiDg was voeiterously appauded. 80
also Ike alluson to Lovejoys speech IN the House,
brought out an instantaneous response Judge Mexican
followed in few pertinent and eloquent remarks, IN
which he described the spirit of the Pennsylvania Re
pubicans as evinced at the great ratification meeting
held In Philadelphia few evenings ago. The Glee
Club sang some fine songs and the meeting then
adjourned in the most enthusiastic spirits. Saratoga
will show decided gain for the Republican cause over
any previous year.
The Charleston Neus has It's own view of the APP
yroachipe election: 1.-THE contest does not turn upon
Souatter Sovereignty alone, advocated by Mr..
Douglas nor ON the Wimot Proviso, as threatened by
tbe Black Republicans. These are but different modes
ofexcludng Slavery from the Territories, and thus of
preventing the admission into the Union of any more
Slave states II involves beating down that spirit of
Abolition which would interfere with Slavery in the
Southern States themselves 1t is TO prevent the pros
traton of Southern labor and prosperity by the sappng
power of a protective Tariff-high and unequal taxa
ton II 10 cut off the drain upon made
through enormous and corrupt Federal expenditures
for the benefit of others. 1t is, above ALL to Illustrate
the banding of the whole Northern section into
trolling permanent power over the South 1t is
test to solve issues as momenous and comprehensive
a. any which ever made nations war, people revolu
tionize. In this view-which is the real one-the
South is engaged in a life and death struggle"
The Cincinnati Enquirer proves, in an article Of
much length that in November next Mr. Douglas will
certainly be elected President by the people.
We learn that Senator Bright of Indiana is about
10 start daily paper at Indianapolis, to support Breck-
iuridge and Lane and help defeat Douglas, the latter
being the object nearest his heart. The new journal
will be edited by DIR. b. +. Mullen of the Directors
Of the new State Prison, who is pretty smart fellow.
The Missouri Republican attacks with vigor, not
no saw with bitterness the following circular
Tofhe Democracy Of Missouri:
Believing the duty Of all Democrats TO earnestly Ia
nor the integrity aud maintain the union Of the
Democrstic party Missouri respectfully recommend that
The each county In the state assemble IN their sew
ea localities the first Saturday in September and elect dele
10 Democratic Convention TO be held at the state
Capitol the 18th Of September 10 adopt measures "nch snail
We also recommend the united support Of the State and
tickets and that the candidates for the Legislature pledge
tnyes to abide the action Of the majority Of their Demo-
cratic associates - --,, ,,,, , ,,pp,s
TRTT91'FN POLK PETER S. WILKES,
JOHN s. PHELPS, WIN. C. PRICE.
I" jane a. 1850"
In Virginia, the Breckenridge men are very anx-
ious that there should be only Democratic Electoral
,;ke, They earnestly mplore the friends of Douglas