New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21


Instsad of Gen Plat, who had done most OF thsli
work for least reward, they ron for Governor Thu
year Col. Seymour, who hes done about the leasl
work and secured the most "spOiIs." The change
does not ,eem to MS wise one, but the result must
determine that.
They began their canvass eaty, hoping to frighten
the People with the bugaboo Of Old Brown aud the
withdrawal Of Southern trade. IL Connecticut
.hould again 90 Republican, they asserted, there
would be no market South Of Mason & DixOn's
line for her clocks, her carrisges, her notions OF
apy hind. Blu. ibis humbug has broken down.
The notorious fact is that ninetentbs OF these ware,
are sold to jobbng houses in our City, who buy
wherever they can buy cheapest and sell to whomso-
ever applies fret or will give most. They may
sometimes stoop to humbug; they decidedly object
to being humbuggtd. So long as Connecticut VIII
mpke and sell in our market cheaper than any rival
they will see that she does not want customers.
So the Southern trade hobby has eIhaled.
Since. then. the fretmen of Connecticut are rot
to be bullied. there remained no resource but ID
see if sufficient number OF them cannot be bought
With nineteen -twentieths Of the Republicans the
attempt would be preposterous; but if, among these
Forty.two Thousand it should be found possible to
buy One Thousand-ess than Che proportion that
Judas bore to his faithful fellow ApOstles-they
NAV vet hope. Hence millionaire contractors, Fed
eral Customs Objects and all persons engaged in
making morey rapidly or living easily by favor OF
Federal power, have been levied upon for unfold
thousands with which the contest is now being des-
perateIy waQed. II there are Ore Thousand Re-
publicans in the Stste ready to sell their souls for
500 or 50 EACH the party Of Freedom and Frogress
may yet be beaten.
But we do not thins 30 many can be bought-at
least. not at that prceo the oraces of the Slave
Power would not 80 agoDilDgly shrek for " Money
Money More Money ~ Though no party ever
spent half so much in a Connecticut State Election
as they have already dsbursed, they are still irni-
tatipg the daughters OF the hcue-leech. Thus TIC
Herald of Monday says:
The recent contest New HsGpshirs cannot be looked
Enssnd That State hs. too little connection with the
looming in the ntue and the party leaders on the
side sTs %o SoTs e
icu The people must be the
oncs raise fund to do Til, work . fight that being
fought and thousand dollars raised and expended now
strgeie throughout Union. There time to be lost
they nowOsy and we call upon svery one OF them
to do his Duty
Yesterday, The Herald returned to- She charge
saying
"The coming election r. Connecticut Is the preliminary skin
uisb Of The crest a ing issue Every
man interest snd the welfare of bis family and the future Of
hand it, To-day the contest on the rupture or he CONNER
S so sd nd to er
directed Let the orators Of Connecticut bring the subject
nd 10 every ms % pTodi and
eRsn. s ~ e the, ss With
their GSn PTe ~. e ss Ssas the nave
Here the attempts to bully and to BRIDE are
combined, and-ulder the guise of payirg the ex-
penses of Democratic stvmpers-the Pro-Savery
merchants Of our City are 10 be called for thou
sauds of doll ,rs more, whsrewith to buy through
the election Of Democrats Senator'S and Represent
atiyes in close districts and towns and so console
Ser mour for his defeat as Governor by putting him
into Mr.. Foster. seat in the Senate for sizyears
from the All of March next. If there shall happen
to be Republicans ready to yield to these golden
persuasiyes, we shall try to discover ald report
where they live and who they are.
The Htrdtd s illusions IOIStW-HaunPsDuc dic sig
naly unfortunate. Nearly all the cites and moro
populols towns Of that State are largely interested
in Manufactures and ecery owe Of them is Rapab-
loo,,. Manchester, Nashua, Dover, Somerswerth,
Caremont, and nearly e~ery populous town in TIA
State are of this character5 and they are all strong
ly RepubHcan---generaly by increased majo-ities.
And, as to the pretense that the Democrats aidnt
try this SPRING let facts show its garng futiity-
The total vote at the recent Election was II 800
VERY nearly while that cast for President In '56
(the highest ever cast) was but II $50. Buchanan
had 32,7s9, and Cate foz Governor has now about
334lO, or Gil votes more. In many if not most of
the close towns the vote of last week is heavier than
any syer before poled therein. They are beaten,
not for want of effort but for lack of voters They
ara beaten, because thsre are 900 Republicans
who are legal voters in .he Granite State, AID not
more than -, 600 Democrats And so in Connecti-
cut, should the vote be fully out, and every man
vote in accordance with his convictions, the Rcpub-
loans past triumph throughout, by not less than
1000 majority Such is the naked truth; and The
Herald does not misunderstood it.
ANN REDDuua