New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
POLITICAL.
MIR. CORwIN ON REPUBLICANIsM.

"NEw-YoRK CRY, July 13, 1860.
"DEAR SIR: Ieceved your note this moment. lam
obliged TO leave Washington tonight, am on bushes.
that will de'an me there for two three days. It's
therefore quite mpossibe for TO be at the proposed
meeting on Monday night. Ireioce to hear that such
men as MesSs. Shepherd Knapp, Willis Hail. Nathan
G. Ely, Charles Roome, and Noah Worall, have
been 30 clearly and soon the obvious p9th OF duty
end patriotism. There is not single political prn-
cpe in our Republican creed 10 which every old Wing
cannot SUBSCRIBE our ticket is the only one that can
prevent the contingency of an election devolvng on
CorUess Our candidates have given to the world a.
full eviderce of their ability ard integrity those who
are supported by any other party. Why then, should
any friend of our principles fear or fail to vott
with us.
hope to be able to address the people here and in
some two or three places in Pennsylvania and New
jersey, before the canvass closes.
ITO T. s. BoG1r, esq, New.York-"
F. Gerhard in this city, has published the Life Of
Abraham Lincoln in German. A translation Of Mr.
LipcolDs great speech at the Cooper Institute is also
given. beside other interesting documents.
The Utica Herald says tba. the strength OF
Douglas is in the hearts Of the people" We fear that
il will never get ont of their hearts into their votes.
Tile Detroit Free Press thinks that the Brooks
and Hunt Utica Convention finished Lincoln. The
Bell and Everett men of New-York, knowing that
they could not carry the State for their vores and
fearing that adherence to them would give the State to
Lircoln have determined to give their votes to the
Democratic electoral ticket, which makes the State
sure for Douglas and which makes the election of
Lincoln impossible"
Now let us dance and sing.
The Louisville Journal calls for Organization
to secure the election of Bell and Everett. In the
State of New-York the Bell and Everett Organization
is sold out to Douglas, and sold mighty cheap too.
The Buffalo Republic labors, and with success, to
prove that Mr.. Breckinridg- formerly preacher
of Squatter Sovereignty. We suppose that Mr. B. has
got new light since he was nominated. At any rate,
he is now the representative man of the only Demo-
cratic party that has the principles for all parts
of the country, or that his any electoral votes.
What be used to be isn't of so much matter.
The Petersburg (Va.) IateHigencer reasons with
much force that unless the Opposi ion vote-that is
the Douglas Breckenridge and Bell vote-be united,
Lincolns election is inevitable. Well then, why don't
You unite?
THE Baltimore Patriot Bell and Everett paper,
loud in it's praise of the letter of the Hon. James o.
Putnam to the Lincoln Mass meeting at Union square,
on last Monday night
Tile Vicks5urg Sun bitterly attacks Mr.. Everett
because he could find no language sufficiently strong
to express bis detestation of the gallant and noble
hearted Preston S. Brooks who Justly chassed the
slapderer of Southern States and Southern statesmen
the infamous Sumner.
1t looks more and more as if he Douglas party
would make no show at all in Virginia.
The Worcester Spy quo'es the following passage
from Mr.. Douglass New Orleans speech of 1853:
Sldues regarded property, and are placed
equal footing with all other property. Hence the
owner Ct sages-the same as the owner of any other
species of property-has right to remoreto any Ter
raory, and carry his property ~h him."
-TH4 Selma ALA State Sentinel is harsh in rs
comments on an individual whom it designates as Bill
YaDcey: "He has never done any good, but has al
ways been endeavoring to tear dJwn snd do mischief"
The paper is overjoyed 10 hear that His Excel
lency Mayor Wood is going for Douglas +" This set
ties the question of who New-York will vote for."
Judge wilmot, of Tioga, Penn, and Judge Cal
ver of Brooklyn made speeches at the dedication of
the Republican wigmam at Oswego on the 18th inst.
great audience lhtened TO them. III the evening the
Hon. A. Wells spoke, and Judge Culver delivered
second and more elaborate address, which
spordent at Oswego speaks of with enthusiasm.
The Union Republican Campaign Club of Flush
ing, Jamaica, and Hampstead, will dedicate their wig
wan on Tuesday, the 9th inst, at 7 p. m. Among
the speakers on that occasion will be General Nye,
Mr. G. w. Curtis, Hon. Luther G. Carter Hon. John
A. King. The wigwam TO be dedicated ia delight
fully situated rear the center Of Queens county; IT
will accommo late 1900.
-Messrs. W. w. Chapman, J. C. Harrington, and
he, ,rol
Committee, have announced that "there will be
Convention of Radical Abolitionsts, at Syracuse on
the third Wednesday of August, TO nominate can1i-
dates for President and Vice President of the United
States Also TO nominate can jdatss for Governor and
Lieutera ant of this State" And they invite "the
women and children of this and other States who oc-
cppy radical positions An'Slavery and Temperance,
to attend and take part in this Convention"
The Southern Contederacy, Douglas organ a.
ATLANTA, Ga, thus disrourses touching dsunion:
But if the worst does come il Lincoln is elected,
let us with one heart and mind forget the past and go
out of the Union together If we permit the blacks to
core into power and allow them to govern us, they
will, in four short years, intict moral sting upOn
Slavery from which it will never recover. We must
not permit it,
Col Preston, Uoiied States Minister to Spain,
spoke at the Brecknioge and Lane ratification meet
ing at Louisville, Ky, the evening of the Nth. Az
ter reviewing the different candidates and Platforms
he said: "The question might be asked, Would the
Democracy survive this schism For his own part,
he bad vast charms in its ranks; he had the
detection of the Van Buren, party against Case aud the
party revive for victory He had the schism of
Benton strong, able ard obdurate, and the party sill
and when these great wrecks sunk without
engulfng it, be felt an abiding faith that the vessel
would sw im though the candidate Of the North west
might sink dragging in the whirlpool behind him all
the floating materials of the party"
The Richmond JVhip objects 10 a coalition Of the