New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 90 1860


win bss~'ee be oslT'ed toe she formsr tbs reset .
not a. tsriy cert 10 u 10 ss Other States sa'e
vsued Some ue.k ego, [ ID ,ugt 6-tIs css.ee'
ooked the there. bat spoe W re n.s oceu $50"
I~nct y.Ty rerceotihIe dritibg OF pub 10 favor Ia
ws,d Brtekiniree aid. at pes7ot the l dcaio "a He
u 1T the Later III cary the STATE. 49,. -
Eury one knows that the vots Of the Legislature OF
10Th Csrous is ike bot led al, slws ready Ins
tin h all he given 70 Brectiniioge OF c9orse'
teousl observations do not extend hey 'nd inc hunts
Of thete four Sta'e-. TN
TIE prevailing iDioB he'e il that Mr. Doogtas VIII
ct no 80 i5ern STATE A. most noae bot Missouri
WtSIevtr ave n Gu bic strength is weakness iseu'
Especiy is this the 10 the country oat OF tle
towns and villsgee. Some counties IN G-oIgs ana
Alabama DO Lot contain dozen Dougss men eacn,
and The prospects Of ar. Dsuglas osooot improve ~
this rrQon. The alleged regularity OF bis nomination
has ad al the u-noe effect in his bshaf that /!
Tan have. The assnppto1 that he eau beat tue Il,
pubicsns Is seen TO te absurd sod IL 1t sd
nit ed 10 be true, II would erAte et lui rely in
bis favor. His Popular Soyereiguy doctrines are very
unpopular hire. They and Mr. Douglas are assailed
10 may quarters, In the spirit Of deouuciadon
and itveO,ive tost Characters the usual treatment ia
this SEXTON Cf Republican doctrines =, leadi,x Re-
pubiicsDs while hs double d. ctrne that the people of
T.rntcry nay decoe for tbem,elS yes whether they will
have Slavery not and yet that it 10 the province Of
tire SoPrene Court to decide "heher they shall have
il or Dot TO involve pstpable cooirsd ctiou
Al s therefore deemed ridiculousy absurd There
aye other why it cannot be expected that pub
lc .entimt in the South should sat In favor Of Mr.
DOpgas.
The argument here has measurably narrowed do wn
to con pa icon of the fidelity Of the dhe ent eAnd.
dses 10 the interests and requirements OF slavery.
will eel ecall, and briefly 10 er only 70 the arsuuents
ton Of the supper OF hr Ball Tocs' woo noin'-
sisd tbis gent ca an sd pied, and all VIII, support nj
are presumed TO haze crpted, the preen though
ind, H. ite ard snpe' focus motto, Tbs Consu "a lon,
the Union, spo the I'm 'orceuent Of the Laws fnere
nay he huDdr Dc or thousands OF od, hooest people
v ho sovocste Mr. Bell election 10 che shadowy belief
that he unders ards the Constitution better values the
Ubion more highly aud would I'D mister thu laws
more wisely ana faithfully than any one ese that tue
chsra Of the support given him 10 determinod oy
The i'm giptd import OF high sounding PURSE aud
that biz admin siratOn would be characterized by
COL stve ug1 :era aud high toned policy thsE
would occasion for the contention for pfinci'
pes srd the parry suifes which now sg1tie the coun-
trY However that be- here the Substance OF The
gun ent In bis IT, that his personal interests are
thoroughly Identified aith the Interests OF Slavery
that the principles which III de'lle " the nsr q Ion
have been incorporated toto bus educatoa and his
habits Of II oughL; AID that re has commted himself
unr, ssIytdy 70 he policy of cidusirg aud extending
Slavery and to the doctiae that the COns uton car
rice Slavery into the Territories and that therefore
slave property must be projected there by the Cours,
,r by whatever department of Government can
uost directly ard eiectualy give It protection. IL
he Ia whst the entire bod, Of his slp9 rters
b. re him TO tef be is 70 be judged b. the
extracts from his rpezchfs aud writings which
.tanty circulating 10 the jorDas 10 his interest
II be the vie which tuose WAC clam TO DO
personally acq dsoIe, with him attribute TO him. he Is
tbcrongt aosCCate Of tou Sc which u adop ed mus!
nit 10 he extUson Of Sisvery 10 the Territories by
he count sanction Of tue General Govern.
uet. II be has genius, information, conservatism
etstt susnship hs. little cir cumstsnte Is igGortd
known i'll thts- Ia ituces
Before The fosiop of the anti-Republicsus in New
York 1t wts most ntsersl Gil cedtd here that Lilo
OLD would be elected and the fud is the gene al
bell al /. Aud yet here is Only AMI thee Que
VITO advises In that event, the splitting Of ans thing
rails. Ii the ary paIt Of the campaign msoy Of
the Bftck ni idge men openly threatened TO have
thr 90 10 buUder and 10 be kou chaos come again
il q ey could 1t get protection 70 Slavr y that lh.y
ask,d Bot ost Of them have changed ali chat, aud
Low claim t. be Union par erceA nee. They COW
t uIt the Dougsstes With DisunoD. AID the latter
.usqusIy give them III for tat [ have frequently
tesId he qUs ion ssE'd recently By strong psrlsans
Uibeir up, pents Would you sdvss If Gin
colo is eccad1 IL is noticeable tl.t this qussln is
mo sl@aJs pu! By ptrsoD Of ooe parry 10 person
OF eIent party, and in tone Of sarcastic aadacity
that SEEMS TO imply, " You dare not answer In the
affirmative" have in few Instances, heard II sn-
sseIed aft rmstivey, but it 10 commonly net with al
pbac No; sometnes with the remark thsst will be
ae to wait for LII coin to couuit overt act. and
sou etiues ith prevaricaiiDg equivoca CONDITIONAL
answer. Ii Mr. LIN. ON is electeG be will assume the
duties Of be Presidtnyiu peace aod qliet Zoe most
the south will do will De 10 let hin al ne. Perhaps
they will do This pretty severely at first, but time and
III % b. odeJsie policy will win for hin and his
mmistrs'ion fit nds AID good OPTIONS among any
elasses of the Southern people aud toler aod
spect from all tut caTpilg and disappointed poci aus
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