New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
A DOUGLAS ORGAN on THE PRESENT ASPECT or
THE CANyAsS-DOUGLAs MEN URGED TO
VOTE FOR LINCOIN-IIS ELECTION PRE-
DICTFD BY A MILLION MAJORITY.
Rend. DouaIns Men. Rend!

ITycya he pdui Pioneer and Ucr1O-r0f.
We ere ia daily receipt of letters from political
friends filed with anxious inquiries concerning the
present state OF tic Presidential question, aud desiring
al expression Of views as TO the probable lolence
of the election Of the Ninth upon the prospects OF
candidates aud with reference to the various platforms
of principles really at issue before TIE people, aid
which aIe 10 be practically decided a. the polls. we
DO not hesitate % respond TO these Inquiries ana me
les 70 because il is part Of duty 10 treat OF suca
matters ceuGdy and frankly, even IN the absence Vi
friencly solicitation.
In the first place, them we think the result Of the
elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indians demon
srae beyond 6ll reasonable ground Tor DOUBT, tha!
those States will 90 for Lincoln 10 November, and
bu raSq increased aaj0ritieS. The ditEuniDGy cor
rnpt scheme Of fusion which entered in0 partial
w in Ohio and Indiana, aud completely IN Pennsylya
MA hss been repudiaed by the people OF those a.ss
nmphatically and Justly. IL cannot be assumed tna'
the people of other Stes in which the CANVASS has
leen made mp according to the fusIon programme, VIII
act with any LEES honesy and iptelhgercs wnen the
time comes for them 10 vote. We HihE LAeIqOTf,
lint Mr. York 1cU tOOir az the W1te Of heT sister
MddLc Staies, ,cih a majority of from one 10 too
buBd,Cd fhOHs0nd 0gdirSt me J1stOn 0Hfr0ge 0HG ne
think trrtker, H0t tie people NJ that State raj r!adi
cate Hclr reputation Jar moral hohcsty and PolH'cn
dcc,,rU I'm spch rate. And, Qasmuch the poison
ous influence of ibis Fusion Ulas hse been extended
beycud the States in which il planted, demor,lz'
ing the Democracy, destroyirgth hopes ana cayz
irg their efforts, we CANNOT BELIEVE 0thcTEiSf man
mat THE WHOLE NORTH WILL 60 FOR LINCOLN
rendering the vote Of the Free States for the inst time
In our history purely sectional IN Ire character.
In the second place, we think the infoeree OF the
elections of tie Ninth will be 10 sectionalHe the vote
of the South The South must view the results IN
pennsyvaria, Ohio and Indiana, as dee -piuing the
election Of Lincoln. The natural i'm pulse OF the South
ern mind will be 20 meet Northern radloallsln VITA me
ra2icaism Of own section. There Is notuDe epough
left 10 organize new conservative moVe meht IN tns
South of sufficient strength to combat aud conquer tas
sectional passions which, already eHctsd VIII os IN
fsmed to N dness by the elections OF the Ninth. me
frffHds of DOUgids dcH not wOr6 He,C Tih any HcGr
became they eanno look for Nor'hern Iesponso III
solitary electoral vote The South caino. unlte on
Bell because rnI If on distinctive platform, sup
port of him woud mean nothing ADD detsrope nothing
I've man. therefore, look 10 sc ccc'y Siare of"c 8"
for Brtckmridgc.
cDes rhch he represents practically spedkhg' no
LONGER At ISSUE IN THIS ChIPAGF. Inc canvass
is reduced by indications which are prophetic 10 III
the tenor and force, 10 contest DtLTeeh Lh,0H "
n Free C0dc on the one A0ad, aud BrccktRridge GEf a
SJ0ye cate on fbs other. This is resnt woich al,
who cherish the peace and harmony of the Union must
deplore; but deplorable not, it is plain fl whi
cannot BIZ gsnsiyed Oblilera.ed and Wmeh .ho'',
there fore, b. lO0kcd al aHG Gctea upon as
and BoBti,Hy. And being a fact, TIE voice oil me
Moth IN the expression Of ito sentiments nv the poi'
min neither be fSeble nor uncertain. A mHtoH "'0,
g lri shO- The fdehty Of the Northern masses 20 nc
instincts If heir sect,oH when thess ere appdd10' "
by an issne which cannot be avoided or delli 20.
The Northern Democracy not responspis iVr 'h
sectional character which the canvass has assunea.
has been pIecipiiaed by the nfaiss .. ee ;t;
Taking It's birth in tbs leaou-les o4 op"' 80
ciars apar 81 the manifest statesman u GU, ,nosi
The movement haa grown up non lts Ign 'oe ooe'u
ninOs IN rersOna hate 10 ,s present propoi Jus VI
fare upon civilization aud OF treason he a , 80 49,
They who have thus sown tue wlnd nus, P ~.
wIiylwind. Tho rHraists Of The Sonh Mp" " sIi'''
dIJ TItytbjs Is donc ALCre can he neither nd,'oHd
a,1cs NOR a1tioHaL prosperity. W ma R0P'@ ".'
iight b. adhered ffrough The agency ~ D'hS'"' I"