New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

The course of the Trading Politicians, who in
Ntw.York aud New-Jersey control the organiza-
ton Of the Bell and Everett party, has produced
10 the masses OF that party at the Soath and espe-
cialDy in the border Slave States deep dismay,
which appears to be followed by reaction that
may well starte the Traders. The stery is well
told in the following extracts of letter from Cum
berland, Md, which We find in The Baltimore
Parrot:
Oor prospects Frightening from day to day. aud we
that old Whg party those Of them who hsd
rot wand. red Of into Democratic fold and those who held
fast 10 their principles of the American party would give John
Bell united and hearty support But the Developments within
few have caused political paralysis and have induced
many DESERT standard and 90 over to the 80
that present pretty much in the same cond ion OF the
Democracy divided and With but hae prospect OF again hn
opzDg The Of the base betrayal on the part Of hunt
Brook, Co., and their unbluhing efforts to sell out Doug
las fell upon Ike the thunder clap from coHd!ess
sky and this being rapidly followed by the Trntcn New
jersey coalition with the Breckenridge wing party with Viii ID
We baed and which the representative ofthe ad
nil isrston of Mr. Buchanan which confesedy stands
before the country convicted Of crime and corruption OF the
most Startling character together with the eliminating evidence
that many the pofessed friends Of Mr. Bell city and
throughout the State pvy TO- and approve these dhon0
able end dsraceul proceeding hiss well nigh sounded the
d. Lne TO hopes upper Maryland As an humble In
didus feel very safe In utteng the prediction that develop
will be made that viii thousands to take az
op to prevent their sale and transfer to their
political adyersaIiesL would ask those
old Wings who have nearly gotten into the camp OF
the Democracy, and ready to vote for Breckinrdge to
defeat Lincoln Won for Protective Tariff So Lincoln
Are you opposed the extension Of Slavery into Free Terri
tory SO is Lincoln Are you opposed to an Interference with
the rights of Slave Property Slavery where exists SO
Lincoln Are you Ia favor Of the Compromises Of 1907 sois
Lincoln Are you for the faithful execution OF the Fugitive
Save sois Lincoln. Are for an honest end econori
zeal Administration SO Is Lincoln Were you opposed to the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise So Lincoln Were
YOU opposed to infamous Kansas Nebraska BILL which Mr.
Fillmore Justly called the PaDdor box and which the source
Of s the agitation which hiss cursed coanty since its intro
duetion by Mr. Douglas So Lincoln Although do not
election of Lincoln yet when compare his record
wi that of Douglas aud Breeknidge ana when the alternative
shah present itself shah unquestionaby give my inhn
.nce to- and for Lincoln IN preference to either OF the
Democratic canddaea-bscsue believe him 10 be an honest
end faithful disciple Henry Clay and the Others his bitter
snd upconpromsg political opponent who bounded him to
his grave"
Depend upon it, the spirit of this honest son of
Mary land is at work in the minds of many other
men of the same class. Every manly instinct re-
volts at being made the subject of bargain and
sale, even though the parties who assume to dis
pose of your snlrrages are Ex-GOyernOrs and E1-
COngressmen.