New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-03
e,h, ,ho, ba. eyer taken plsce In this State. The
nsn' .e' - - rra fnr 10 Gee Lincoln elac ed In nraf

BuoIas spd rice verSo The popular vote of
ON, stse will not reach over one hundred aud ten thou
sad di,rbOted as Howe oo dmoSo AZ pOC Douglas
osrty $50 You may cousider this an estimate
~ o1r power in THE State bat you remember while at
Chic % then predicted the election Of the noble aud
cited Ccl 4. ID. Baker, ss Senator from Oregon,
which bsvii skep plsce feel fully justified in claim.
inc some deraton fer my political prog oscaGons
Ere this will reach you the telegraph aud Popy Ex-
press will have given you the Of Bakers election
to the Senate from 0regon-ihe first great triumph
that Frse Labor has had 90 the Pacific coast When
tie Of his eecop received in this city, there
was manifestation Of JOY, end you could resd in the
counteDance Of thinking men, who bid the true inter-
est OF our State at heeIS that the bright esny
in store for golden shores TIE cause OF Freedom
has taken root in the far West and you viii find chat
the young and gallant Sta of Oregon viii march
boldly forward 10 the bsl OF box, on the Ith day OF
November and cas- her maiden vote for " Honest Old
Abe" The wisdom aud good sense shown ny the peo-
pie of Oregon u the election OF the gallant Baker 70
repreeent ZEN in the councils Il the nscon VIII cave
its influence 10 this htter'o benightsd State The
name and eloouencs of Ned Baker famil ar house
word to every Californian. Who has not heard his
clSrioA voice riUg for the cauee OF Freedom The
echoes of his eloquepce ere still heard reyerberatog
through this State. To give 10 your readers idea
Of the man that Oregon has selected one of her
ohamuiC 10 speak in her behalf allow no to suggest
that you pnnsh In your widely circulated journal the
ooun' fup' raj orstion that he delivered the body
OF ne bcd honeet and galADt Broderck when 80 900
of OR citizens stood fixed AID mmos ably spell bound
by his fiery eloquence Broderick, the gallant aud de-
voted friend Of Freedom, speaks from his Lone
Mountain Grave tn The honest hear'e y shores Of
the Pacific and the election u Oregon of Baker is bu,
the beginning Of the end. California will be able
trust, follow In the footsteps of her sister State.
The Republican party will have the power this Wuter
to prevent the election Of thst arch schemiog dema-
gcgue, VIM NJ Gwin, to the Senate, and you may rest
assured that the dough f4ceo Latham will not be
turned Wi b such results California may then look
for O railroad
Our gal ant Pathfinder and noble leader of the forces
in SO is coming cut IS brilliantly could desire.
The WELD of the "Mariposs Es,ste is now over
SEQ 900 per month. The gentlemen who enjoy the
owDersLp of this vast estaie, embracing seventy
eonaTe miles the richest mineral land in our State
Col Join G Fremont Major A. a Slower formerly
of the well known firm OF Sslover & Snton); L. w.
Park Of tue late firm of Messrs. Skaters Park Il Hy-
de;felct attorneys; Frederick Billings Of the firm of
Messrs Hallsek, Peaoby & Bill g. the attorneys for
the Amaden Niue; AID Mark BTumagim & Co., the
Oldest bsI kers in the State Few possess in any
country such property The estate is capable OF yield
ing enormous i0co and be extended 10 any ex
tent to millions. The only thing chat is necessary
to bt done is TO extend the line OF works Tue hund
reds Of thousands who voted III 1856 for Col Fremont
will rej0ce that through bis iudOmiabe will and en-
erpy OF character be has at last achieved the most
ep epdid victory that falls TO the lot OF Pioneer.
Since the sailing the last steamer there has nothing
sDspiTed 10 this city worthy of nOe, except the pro-
batting by the Hon. NJ. C.. Blake Judge Of our Probate
COuI of the will of the late Hon. ID. c. Btoderi,k.
The viii gives to John A. McGyn, esq of this city,
$40 900; The balance after paying all his debts TO
George Wilkes Of your city. AT the time Dir. Brode.
rick usde his will hs property not considered Of
great value bu sncb has been the increase since his
death that his estse is considered to be worth at
least $500 900 The parties contestDg the will made
effort TO irpesch the tesuo Of JGdge A. A. Phil
lips of your CT but sigoay failed iu their attempt
the judges character btiog fatty sustained By many
of n ost worthy and prominent citizens So the
question is decided and the will may be considered as
genuine
To show you that some of our Republican friends
have confidence in the election OF standard bsarer
will mention one bet that took place day or two
since in this city The Hon. Eugene Sui ivan, formerly
Rtpub csD State Senator from t1is dstri, bet with
the Hoo. Solomon A. Sharp, Douglas Senator, aud
james Mallory of your city, ~ho here 80 the agent
Of George Wilkes $25 600 to 50 600 that Honest Old
Abe would be lscied our next President The true
spis s among the people, aud every Republican is up
and DOH e. each striving to who can DO the most Tor
cur glorious We trust on this eide OF the noun
tains thai the old and honored State of New-fork VIII
be found ever the she has done so much 70
build M. We shall look forward with great anxiety
TO the suit Of the 9th day of November trusting that
ss the sun that day she will go down IN the tar
west rejecting her brilliant rays upon our VIC orlous
banners. PACIFIC
LIFE IN EGYPT; BY A B0OK-pEDDLER.
Ihsd been ordered into the twenty counties known
a. Egypt in uthern Illinois to sell oui our remaining
stock OF Douglas pictures and lives Ii was not plea
sant prop nor oil il look 20 be profitable But one
must ooey oIcers aud wrote to j. f. at Vncennes TO
rg me up an establishment suitable and pckeo out
proper quantity OLD el thee. selected route gwen
Meesrs Philips Pi4,t & Scbenck through the hardest
mart of tie bepigbted region and the goth Oct last,
jef. Cincinnati for the ecenes ofDy labor.
The exprsts train stopped at Eswrencevlle Station
OF . clock a NJ the latter part Of about as DARK
night IS Egypt might ever boEe for. While ieeung
obou for ms ares esrd tOr s-elpg was ous OF tue
question be voices Of the three unhappy ssdmpeis osnI
down "a missionaries to epighten the natlves After
t,ok7 ION q
then the CUES ion that gtatsd the country' we nig'
ct sny moment more ralD snd IL was necessary W
And tbelter o.her ttap the stsrOn-honee tulls lm-
Issssed with this fact the political teachers made an
81 ak on what seems to be tavern, some hundred
vsIds from the rar al. Tie heavy knocking brought
for sog 9 tin e. 10 r,sponse. A, lat WINDOW wslt
nm sind an up ly voice ceoapde1 our busnes. In
"a IA stated 20 be logging for tbs night
Can't git that here, was IN unpleasant RESPONSE
"Why not; lie not ibis hotel
0Wen il wes Last week, but it's gone up, ana
down lam ned the window, as Hood would nave sad,
with wooden damn, that served as previous gnes-
zion closing up further debate. Mr. Philips SAID tnat
sba ioun nas AZ least two miles away. Far or near,
rotl W ss eft US but to seek t-and 80 we trndgeo
awsv We had not made more thaa half mile before
PIai gave cut aud Announced gravey IndI IA VuaV
road be ard gief would fit on hand truak unIn Tue
comm ittee with band Of musl', waving g'ea' pAl-
ners should come out and meet them IL was uselets
TO r none rate; ard nothing but an oier on nay par;
10 carry said bAndtrunk leaving him to raospOTt stu
grief moved the ora or. lie begged me 70 hande sno
IuRRsge carefully, az 1t contained his speech anu
elssn shit After a tedious time Of wesrlsoDe stan-
mill o we made the town, apd found the sign-poet
tina, Indicated 90 faithful ly cheap indigestion, oad
whisky and btobues We a'sAlled the mousse VITA
fnr,ous knocks aud in a reasonable time heard soge
one within snd soon the dim glimmeT OF tailoW az
made darkness visible. A slender specimen OF weak
humanity span gave US ihe pleasing lniOrnason that
RS too had bse o a tavern in days gone by but ike