New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30

mony, be now procaims a deadly war against those
WHO have broken and ruined the party. "The ma
jority of the New-York delegation" be rays, "heid
the balance of power in the National Convention,
der the INIT rule and could have saved and united the
party they have wantouly and wickedy divided and
destroyed The responsibility is on tbom, and the
shame is theirs. They will be held TO accountable
ivy xhch we believe will not be wholly lost on them,
and which will furnish wholesome Lesson TO political
jobbers and managers generally"
The Douglas men hereabost complain of difficulty
in rasing the sinews of for the purposes Of the
campaign. This seems hardly possible. There are
plenty of rich men among them, like Dean Richmond,
Fernando Wood, Sanford E. Church, and William
Cassidy Let all such come up to the captains office
and sette and if that isn't enough let them levy on
the Central Railroad. That corporation cannot fail to
respond. At any rate our Douglas friends ought TO
be flush and ferocious about this time 1t is not BY
de- spondency that they fight out the battle that
looms before them "Ye fearful hearts fresh courage
take" &c.
There was an enthusiastic Bell and Everett meet
ing at Lancaster Penn. on the 9th inst. The Hon.
H. NJ. Fuller was the principal orator and he drew it
strong Here is specimen of his eloquence:
a storm is ON the wing The clouds already gath
er in blackness; soon their lghnngs will flame across
the vallies and along the hill sides, while from
Rs,h to-, peal &. the Ss l'ns sTss' among
Every mountain, then, will ud voice; we must pre-
pare 10 meet lite violence and TO Lii up high above Its
wrath and destruction the strong symbols of consitu-
tional Hpion."
The Albany atlas Gays that {" when the day Of
conflict comes The Evening Journal will groan with
anguish as it now howls for fear Whistle, boys,
whistle
The Louisville Courier filings abroad the banner
of Breckenridge and Lane with cry of chivarous de-
fance 1t proclaims that it win carry the war into the
enemys country. awe have drawn the sword and
flung away the seabbard and defy all extremes of hos-
tility, and expect quarter, will give any,. We
lave not yet heard of anybody proposing combina-
ton in Kentucky of the supporters of Breckenridge,
Douglas, and Bell. Perhaps, however it may come,
as the strength of Lincoln in that State is devel
Ored.
The Watertorn IN. " Union anew swears
allegiance to Douglas, of whose election it does not
admit a doubt TO mar the peace of its bosom. 1t
cbseriy coDgratulates Democratic friends in the
County and State upon the favorable auspices III der
which we commence the campaign. Every honest
Democrat-every friend Of the Constitution and the
Upion-will rally around the Democratic standard
with an enthusiasm and determination heretofore
known in the ranks of the inyincble Democracy"
The PENNSYLVANIA labors hard for a combination
of the supporters of Breckenridge Douglas, and Bell
TO do feat Lincoln Success to its Jealous efforts
"Mngle mingle, mingle,
Ye that mingle may"
The Charleston Mercury is satisfied with Brock
inridee and Lane The former, especially, is great
and good man. In all the trials and requirements of
mental and moral capabty to which he has been sub
iected he has ever shown gifts Of high order and
principles of lofty integrity"
The Louisville Courier hoists the flag of Breckin-
ridge and Lane. The Journal thinks there is an ex-
cellen chance for Bell and Everett TO carry Old Ken
lucky.
The Chicago Daily Times, Douglass special or
GAM speaks of the leaing Germans in this country in
TIN language:
g Pretenfious ranters and extravagant or reckless
reformers, who fed from the oppressed States of Eu-
rope darDgto meet and combat the cPPreccors
come here to indulge their oratorcal propensites
tiIely out of harms way.
The Germans will go, almost in body, for Lincoln
and Hamlin. Hence this malignant attack by the
Douglas organ
The Wheeling Daily Union is out for Breckin-
ridge and Lane, the only conservative candidates.
The albany Atlas and Argus has intelligence
that the prajres are on fre-for Douglas of course.
"A correspondent of The Cincinnati Gazette, re.
ferrpg to the charge that Mr.. Lincoln voted against
supplies to our army in Mexico, makes the following
extract from speech by Mr.. Douglas at Sullivan,
Moultrie County On the Goth of September, 1858.
The report was made by Mr.. Douglass own reporters
"The fact was this: Lincoln did not vote against
any suppes for they had been voted before and sent
out before Lincoln got 10 Congress. According to
my recollection, we declared war on the l3th
on May, 1886 On that day we voted Sl0,0Oo oo0 in
money and 80, 900 men. Then we, toward the end of
that session. the Summer of 49, voted forty or nifty
millions more and when we met in December 1876,
we voted G0O00 OF 50, 600 men more. Then we voted
during that same session something Ike SoVoooooo
more and the next short session voted again men
and money enough TO 90 through the war. The next
session Lincoln got IN.
The Freeman's Journal is enchanted with the
doings at Baltimore. The triumph that has been
achieved is complete, without waiting the issue OF
the election in November. Important as the result Of
that election must be- it is of no account in comparison
with the result Of the party triumph at Baltimore.
The election will determine questions Of temporary
advantage. The Baltimore Convention affirmed and
secured the existence Of the party. Whether success
full or unsuccessful in the election of the next Pres
dent the old character of the Democratic party is
maintained. 1t is living, active powerful organiza-
ton holding the identical political doctrines in
every State of the Union
The NoshciAe Union and american declares for
Breckenridge and Lane with enthus SIN. Z" The
watcb-word is Equal rights everywhere for North
and South, every is on the qai rire every hand
is clinched every eye CLEANS brightly in anticipation
of a spirit-stirring conflict"
The Ohio Statesman is delighted at the Baltimore
secession. In fact, it just what was wanted We
are now purified and free Of the freeaters and dirt