, 1860-07-10

'efye put naVo 1Rleu 70 utR'oe LAVAL 4'6'
control it u property,"-wfiieh in our view<
a quite another thing. But tho grent mass Of
he party will not bolieve that the Court has
,ecided what it re,lly did decide. The Dalti..
mere resolution is opening their eyes ard they
ITO proo1aining with >one accord that they
don't understand it,
FOR THE FUTURE.
The objects aimed ii By the two factions Of
he Sham Democratic pnrty. in their furious
,ontest with each other, are not to be realized
IN the election in 1860. These squads are con-
Tending for future supremacy: and all the
marching, countermarchfng and nnazshaling
hare no reference to next November. The
control Of the organization in November four
years Hence, and the distribution Of the power
and patronage Of the next Democratic admin.
come when it may, are the prizes to
be gained by the movements with which the
public are daily astonirhed: For tho present,
each faction is animated by tho hope that it
will beat the other; and though simple men
may be deluded by Journals like the Times
when they assert with show Of great conf
dance that the Douglas men are sure to win,
OF that the Brecdntidgeites will not know de-
feat, il is apparent hat this bravado is for no
other purpose than for winning to the one stan
da1d OF the other Tie larea- class Of men who
do not care whether slavery is voted up or
voted down, but who through thick and thin
never cease to labor to fix themselves on the
side which has the heaviest metal. and the
largest battalions. The shrewd politicians Of
each factions hare already given up the con-
test to the extent Of admitting tile certainty Of
Lincoln's election. ThoY can do no less. All
New England is conceded to him without dis
pute. Neither Douglas nor Breckinrldge has
aug more chance. Of caruing Connecticut or
Rhode Island, than Of being translated to
Heaven without tasting death. The party in
New. Jersey is hopelessly divided-split
through the middle-as it is in Pennsylvania.
New York will give LINCOLN one hundred
thousand more votes t1ian to either ofllis COM
petitors-. In Ohio, ut the late State Convcn-
tion, large minority Of the delegates, repre-
senting corresponding minority Of the rank
and file Of the organization, withdrew and
nominated ticket that will carry off fourth
Of the Democratic strength, and give the State
to the Republicans by majority that has
never been exceeded. In Indiana tho BEeck-
inridgeites are half or nearly hnlf the late So
callea Democratic party; and the rote Of both
Democratic squads will uDqueslionably fall
below that cast for HONEST ON ABE. In r.
linois ire have sharper contest; but the con-
slant and Important aecessious 10 the Republi-
can ranks warrant tho belief that L1xcoLS Will
carry the State by full 10000. This being 80,
how are the Democracy town: Breckenridge
will carry California !; but LINCOLN already
has Oregon. Douglas may carry Missouri
ind Brecxinridgo will got half or three.tourths
Of tbs States Of. the Sjuth. Where, then, are
the Democratic votes to conc lom7 They
are not TO be had. The. Republicans would
l4aye gone into tho fight with assurances Of
victory il the opposition had remained III bro~
ken. The rupture and tho G,vision in all tho
,nad. = o.L.;nt,- oe ,-1,t ~r.s toto-a H.. .
probability. LINCOLN will surely be elected.
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vh" xaatnGs 81 LII FAsS AssAS.''
4ae fnlaoelPhla fTeSs ln1"fms US that one
o. ts'e orators at tho recent Fourth Of July
celebration in 1nlependepee Square, was Mr..
r. j. Haldemaa, one tf the Douglas delegates