New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
be the Head also Of tho Hstoa-@~' &c "''Ou,
everything. PENNSYLVANIA sees Ito V'''
IYDIANA, why csonot Mr. BrsdT'
MIR. ID. q. LITTLEsOun-rHB TImks
GOV. SBWABD.
POLITICS IN O3WEGO O0Ut


not be turned the state Assembly Tnis inpstin"n in
local affairs Is scented ineerenoe aud the given
for Il Il egurdsd insult There man In this conmu
py sho enjoy, higher character for personal integrity than
Mr L and the charge Of corruption that br Greeley
has made szains. hi lie tres,ed with contempt
There wa very large sting Of I'll, Republicans held here
last light which, after aspsech Of an hour and half on Ma
tionaI politics. BY Ex Lieut. Coz J. Raymond, Of Jour city,
Mr. Lejohr discussed the s'se legislation Of s' Writer,
sn5 especially the New Yo Rsfosd bills and Other ms 'snes
which bton hid been aS.n He hsadsd Mr Greeley
shs,.t.p Tor the ss.s Of .arg political Oaposs
lis own In the broadest ad mos emphatic
b,ss ft ~ anT action te ever tJok Legislator upon any
public question VITA sna challenged onT,fc'n iron any
Br w. the vieorou, and independent editor of The Dc.
ocgo 7Ymes has write lester to SIR Greeley h,ndias tas
e.ips te:e very decided and bitter ssans' br VesJs
The Republican soriy in this county win be lager tsau
b Mob dy here ~ soy ps Sa.on nor b. hue The
o,iop veTy stTousy eli through th, section L!te DIN
viii &c rejected By not les q an 20 majority
POLITICS IN CENTRAL INTERCHANGEABLE
COUNTY
Correspondence Of The N. Y Times.
SYRACUSE, Saturday, Oct. 20. 1850
tn. political CANVAS very vigorously conducted In hi,
county Tho Repub have the advantage
over their opponents In organization In union and Ia eatnu'
SIAM Their meetings quen! and large and indicate UNI
skably popularity Of their This 10 one OF the
post dcieedy Anti slavery COUNTIES In the State. yet the feel
ing CT the Republicans l. dc oedy conservative and no one
expects OF desires Mr. Lncons hands any Interference with
ssyiy OF the consultation rights Of toe Slave States Th'
III OF Dsuhon prodace not the slightest effect up'n any
H Ysncey spoke her. few evenn since large sudne
mace up al pstes Ee sEcesd0gl, suud in
lis remarks aiming to show tat the North wou reap most
profit I'm 1lowiog srvery and nor Pe nAy
b. n da ed npesio b' the pNidAI effect Of
his speech viii be to ssell the Republican vet,
III c eps os Of bi. Vii. seems 70 been
leo. ate 20 BegcS.an Msa6s,. Of a.sGOy IN xhS's
cuaI nteret He msde speech Ia this pse but bald
70 the con # Mr. sews .ad are eads
vorD defeat ths publ for the TIE
sPoubS fo .bi. hostility This county viii siys much larger
Rernblic,n majority thn ever before
The foregoing bulletins appear conspicuously
in yesterdays Times. In so far as they indicate
the perfect aillatiOn of its Editor with the Little
John and Myers schol Of politicians, they require
DO remark. Every msD's right to choose his oSn
company and keep it shall at all times be freely
upheld in this journal.
Mr.. Littltjobn's "hsndliDg Mr. Greeley without
gloves" L" branding him as cslumnistOr, ard as
stsbbng private character for the sake OF attain
rg political purposes Of bis egn, &C., is all In
the way of business. hare a political purpose
to sLbserve in the premises; and that is to purity
the legislation of our State from Influences and
operations which have rendered it terror to tax
payers and stencil in the nostrls of honest men.
b. lie,rg this sort Of legislation to be every way
wrong and ruinous, mean to e1pel it from the
State, or at all events from tho Republican party.
If the Democrats see fit, as they have done 10
Sarat1 ga County, not only to renominate their OWL
corruptiOnists, but TO take up and try to reelect
those whom popular Indignation at their nisdeeds
has driven fir, m our party, believe it will be the
W. rse for them. At all events, shall do what ap-
pears to me clearly right sin the faith that Right
" makes Might"
Is it not beautifully COOL this talk Of my opposi-
ton to the reelection Of the tools of the City Rail
road jObbers as "impertinence 10 local affairs 7"
When Mr. Littejohn descended from the Speakers
Chair last Winter to urge the Assembly to override
"a New-York City Governors veto of five bills pro-
posing to erdron the streets of this City for the
rbnef Of jobbeIs scattered all over the Stass, was
not that interference" in " local affairs ~ Did
be not know that our Municipal authorities and our
Pres al but unanimously protested against the
passing Of those bills 10 the shape objected to by
Gov. MOrgsnl " Local affairs" chi Does not
Mr. Littlejohn koow that it is the general scope
and influence Of such leg station as that we a e
now consideripg-with the fact that the Repu6li-
can party ia implicated in and damaged by it
bis cOadjutcrs in the Objectionable legislation of
last Winter and will defeat good portion of those
wbo have engineered q renOnnstionl
But we are tod that there is no man 10 this
community G0swegol who Enjoys higher char
acter for personal integrity than Mr.. Littlj an."
Every community Of course erects aud graduates
its own standards of integrity, and there ls no OBJ
lection, so long as it does not attempt to thrust
them on other people. When | was in Chicago
three Winters since, prominent Republican com.
plsned TO me that their Governor (Blssell) had
sent on requisitOn to our Governor for the sur
render Of Mr Littlejohn and partoer, and it was
lot complied with. Had 1t beeD We might per
laps have been favored with comparison of tho
OswegO and Chi ago standards of integrity re-
spectisely that would hare proved instructive aud
profitable.
But " Mr. Brown, the vigorous and ,ndepeni lent
80 editor Of The Osicego Tunes" il seems, has been
pitching into Mr.. Greeley, 10 behalf If Me-. Little
john. OF course he has, though never heard of it
before. 1t is but two months siuce Mr.. TaIbell,
who had for years been editor Of that paper, was
got rid Of because he wa, not sufficiently plas to
the Lit!lejobn and kindred influences, and this indie
pendent gentleman installed in bis plsce. He now
grlnds out music to order. It ia his vocation. Let
him grind. can scarcely find time to attend to his
masters.
But that last touch about /" Republican Men,
hnra Of Aasnn,hlr nref.rannaa fnr Irnitad