New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

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,,s Of the campaign has been fought aud won. be-
aide it's local significance lie moral effect elsewhere
has been immense infusing new spirit int, one Or
s,u'ration, and utterly demorslizng the other In
New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland it has given
Seze 10 the Republican element, makisg New'Jer-
ssv absolutely sure for Lincoln, giving cohesion to
Resah6canism in Maryland, and in DelSare 50
sieDsiheniDg the cause as to encourage reasonable
Assss for success. j hear various intelligent men
from Delaware express strong confidence in such
result. If more EFF IT had been made in that
asaIter, more documents circulated, more able
speahers sent to canvass its narrow limits, victory
voula be swe. But The issue in this State seems
e have oyersbadOwed al minor Ones and Lence
Delaware has been left almost wholly to her own
radiant sons They have worked aud are yot work
ing nobly for Lincoln. The true heaven has been
scattered broadcast among her people and four
wears more will assuredy sec her wheeling into the
bDe Of Republican States.
Just after the election of Curtin, Col. tOfney
held tins language III his Press:
an. reso Of the Gubenstora election IN this state demon
sNs.s e0nelOsivsy tse oy = any ateP pr bs 5d
81 Dsus. Be and Breelnridse upon common lon't5es
sIettoTsl ticket than CONNECTS we can maze AeIs
rsn be saptrsed any roDgre Presidential combination yet
h deisstld By m1sh larger sRa , ~ Sy of JsSEso
s.s any stste esBddse October elections which have
pse ssd Presidential contests"
VT in the face of this candid ayowal of COM
sAste fusion on Foster the straight Douglas Electo-
rs1 ticket has been withdrawn, leaving no other to
he voted for by the Democracy but the very mon
.sgTe Presidential combination which Mr..
Fcrney thus deDOunces. This remaining ticket is
known 10 be crowded with Breckenridge men, for
whom the friends of Douglas viii not vote because
fbair dot IN
,nImetaDces, 10 90 for Douglas Yet both wings of
the now thoroughly terrified Democracy are claim
iDg the whole ticket for their own man. and grow
inp as belhgerebt if there was dead certainty OF
its being elected counting chickens from eggs 10
added that one may be sworn they cannot be
hatchsd The Withdrawal Of the Douglas Electors
is either a new attempt, by indirecton, T. fuse, or
ia designed TO swell LincOlns majority. The Latter,
with other iapses is openly charged on Col
Forpey who seems now 10 be about the worst abused
man Of the time, IN spite OF consistent record,
ever since ne turned tail on LecomptOn, as any
man in the party can show. Buchanans satraps
have burned him in effgy at Lancaster, but he still
lives and fourishes. laugh. and grows fat. His
declaration viii be realized. The new fusion will
be worse failure than that attempted on
Foster Thousands of Douglas men vii reject IN
toto this Z" mOngrel Presidential combination"
either going over TO Lincoln or not voting at all.
Except the Bel ticket which still keeps the field,
handed fight for President which from the first We
had coveted. The challenge being given, we are
impatient tO close up and begin the fight
We have lost member of the House, lorg-
pecher, in the With District, by very small
majority in Lehigh County, of which Cooper, his
opponent, is a resident. Cooper was formerly
Wing, and is yet hearty tariff man. His Wing
antecodents alone elected him. We have also lost
Junkin in the NNIth District. But TINS has always
been hard Democratic stronghold difficult at any
time 10 overcome and ii now lost solely because the
Bell men of York County. formerly Wings, went
over TO the other side. Had the borough of York
only done its duty on this occasion. Junkin would
have been elected. On the other hand, we have
secured Butler in the lat District. The belief is
general and wel-founded that he will be able to
show the House n clean majority, Notwithstanding
The alleged false return This recital shows loss
of only one member in Pennsylvania. But this
damage viii be repaired by sending true man 70
the Senate in place Of Bigler We look % New
Jersey TO elect BerthOud IN the Hid District now
represented by ADRIAN, whose majority was only
$50. Berthoud is a very superior man, aud enjoys
unmense personal popularity In the lNth Dlstrlct,
where nearly all the iron works are located, the
Democracy have nominated George L. Cobb, an
out-andOut Free Trader who breaches abolition of
all tariffs and directtaXcS His opponent is Etsall
of The SUSSEX Register In these two districts it is
believed we may pick mp one member 10 tli the
break in the Pennsylvania delegation. The other
three districts Of New-jersey are sure by increased
BlsOrties
The dropping at our Stock Board has no political
significance. The solid securities hold their own
and those only which never had any real strength
are they which show weakness now. Uncle Sans
bonds hold their own as il holders were quite sure
of interest being paid up usual. II any decline
10 stocks can be accounted for there Is good reason
10 give for this The late rise has been too sudden
and great for the fances went up with the solids,
and while the latter maintain their advance, the
former only give way. The Southern papers are
blowing of dlsuIiOn steam, just as they do before
every meeting OF Congress- and our own journals
republsh the hottest of these numerous Jets hut
they do not disturb our equanImity. We know all
about that and neither hurt yetnOr likely 70 b..
Mr. Yancey didn't come here 10 blow OF has guam
tum Of gas, as promised last week though the
NayOr had marsbaled his whole force 20 insure fair
play and free speech inst as be did when the young
sawbOnes tried 10 gag Mr.. Curtis He was unable
- come but assigned no reason. But We have got
on quite az well without him, and quite able 10
do our own talking. 1t is strongly suspect
ed that Cur,in's astounding majority Is the
true reason. An impudent piece of volunteer
sdyice has been put forth by the Fireeating jour
malls, that as soon as Mr.. LincOln's election j.
known, be might allay much Of this alleged South
ern uneasiness by missiye promising not to do
then any harm Knowing that they must sub
side, they are willing to be let down thus easily.
But our idea il that Mr. LDcOn's Inaugural Ad- /
dress viii be the proper place IN which to make |
declaration OF the very things which these people |
Know already. and that he need make no particular
haste to let them down. They may get down from |
their high DsunOn horses in any way they please, |
II not being his business 10 give them any such btu,
no matter how much they beg for it. But while so |
much fire and fury are seen in print, Southern men
come here and buy goods Just as ffecly az ever.
eaa M falling IA havnud that fnprcauflle Ian