New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

,o, the State ss candidates for the Senate. Senator
Dougas ie of worldwide renown. All tne a'A,u .
politicians of his party. who have been OF MS P
for wears past have been looking upon him as ce,y
at no distant day TO be tie Presidcn. 81 tse D,eJ
States They have seen in his round, Joiy, Iru.iu,
face post offices andofioes, marshaishs anu ;,
appointments, chargesips aud foreign ms'one rs
and sprouting ont in wonderful exubeIanoe reuy ~ '
be laid hold of by their greedy hands ANA tey nave
been gazing upon thisatractive picture 20 long ey eau
not i'm the little distraction that has TAKEN pace III o
party bring themselves give up he enrm h
with crecdier anxiety they rush about HIN, sustain
him and give him marches, trumphal entries, and re-
ceptops beyond what even III the days OF ms hghest
prosperty ihey could have brought about III his favor
IN he confsdrV nobody has erer expected me 10 be
Prrsideat In my poor, lean, lank face, nobody has
ever seen that any cabbages sproung out. These
are disadvantages ALL taken together, that the Repub-
hcars labor under. We hare TO tight this battle upon
priaciDle, and upon principle alone am, in GER
tain sense made the standard-bearer of the RepubG-
cars was made so merely because there had TO be
some one so placed being In nowse preferable TO
any other one of the twenty -ive-perhaps hundred
we have in the Republican ranks. Then say wish
If TO be distinctly understood and borne iii mind, that
we have TO Fight this battle-wihout many-perhaps
without any-of the external aids which are brought
to bear against us. So hope those ruth rhom am
surrounded hare principle enough TO Rerre ~emSeets
for tie task and leape nothing uad0ne, nat can DC
fairly done, TO brang about the right result
"A Republican Club has been formed at Persia,
Ca,taraugus County. President, the Hon. VIM.
Woodbury.; Vice-Presiden ., James Locke, w. II.
Stuart. S. A. Torrance, d. w. Blasdel Oliver Gran
dali and F. Phbrick, for Persia Homer Woodn and
Ira Whitcomb, for Penysburgh; f. w. Henry, $. I.
Munger, and H. Hathaway, for Collins; Recording
Secretary, Norman II. Allen; Corresponding Secre-
tary, s. G. Springer; Treasurer A. l.. Chaiiee.
The Washington correspondent of The CIereland
Poiadeaer says that at Baltimore, after few bal
lots the opponents of Douglas will concentrate their
votes upon Horatio Seymour of New-fork.
The Republican Union Club of Crown Point N.
Y. held a ratification meeting, preceded by a torch
light procession receiving the news Of the Chicago
nominations. There is spontaneous enthusiasm for
| Lincoln that cannot be checked or resisted Every
one seems TO feel that success with him is certain
Our correspondent says Put Essex down for , OC
majority, and probably more.
"A correspondent at Canton, st. Lawrence County
NY, write us that on the Goth inst, soon after hear
ing Of the nominations made at Chicago of Lincoln and
Hamlin there a special election held in that towr
to fill the Office Of Supervisor, which had become va
cant by removal. The Democrats made great effort
in order possibe that they might have Supervise
in the county but the friends of Freedom planedthem
selves on the Chicago platform, raised the standard
Old Abe, and went TO work in good earnest. com
pe,e victory was the result. Slosson, the Republican
! candidate, was elected by handsome majority. st
Lawrence is all right for Lincoln and Hamlin.
Tile Illinois State Journal, published at Springfield
: the home Of Lincoln, says:
, "The Democratic organs, The Register among
them are so well Satisfied that Mr. Lincoln is TO be thu
next President Of The United States, that they ar,
| already busily engaged arranging bis Cabinet. o
course all their sIecuations the merest guess work
but they are at least which go show it is the
expectation of the Democracy that Mr. Lincoln
will have the naming of the next Cabinet officers
These expectations will be fully verified in November
next"
"A letter from Mason County in Virginia, says that
the writer knows between fifty and seventyfve peo-
pie in his vicinity who to vote for Lincoln and
H. Min. Considering that in the last campaign there
was not vote cast there for Fremont, the advance is
not small Places ike that call for documents