, 1860-08-03
New Jersey, Pennsylvanfa and New
York.

the ides Of November. REpupL1cay,
Nc" jersey feHe.Zls.nt. Re.E and New
Correspondents Of The I1ees and T11bunel
Szw yoEE, July 81, 1sso.
All our Information, and We ure daily receiv-
ing great deal, is Of the most cheering charac.
ter. The cordially with which Republicans
everywhere sustain the entire action Of the Chi.
cago Convention; The broken and disjoinied
condition OF our opponents, whether of the
Douglas, Breckinridge or Bell faction, and the
absolute certainty that their condition will not
be Improved by time, assure triumph for LIN.
COLIN and HAAL1S as complete lit is certain to
be overwhelming. Here, We Have no doubt
that the result will be- in every respect, all that
the most hopeful could desire.
The attempted efforts at fusion in New Jer-
sey, as you haro seen. hare but widened the
breach between the 1ival organizations sf the
Democracy. Our most discreet friends from
that state are sure that they will carry it BIZ
large plurality. Indeed, there ls no lack Of
confidence, on their part, but they assure US
that they will not relax their efforts because of
the favorable aspect ofthe CANVASS. The Repub-
licau Stale Convention meets Oh the S.h Of Au-
gust, to nominate an electoral ticket and to
complete the organization of the party.
a Appointment friend from Pennsylvania Wis,
tied Us this morning, and informed US that he
hadjust returned from an extended tour through
that State. He assures rs that Mr. CURTIN will
certainly be chosen Governor, and that The Re.
publican electoral ticket will command IN over
whelming majority. Largo numbers Of Demo.
crats, he Informs us ofhis own knowledge, ayo1s
themselves for LINCOLN, partially induced to
pursue this course By the huckstezing efforts Of
sPoilsmen to effect coalition Of the autagonis-
tic elements Of the Democracy, and partially by
belief, just starting into being among sensible
and patriotic Democrats, that the best interests
fthe whole country, north and south, viii be
best consulted By the election Of LINCOLN and
HAML1S. The change in pennay lyania, fayo.a.
bic to the Republican cause, is, il our informa.
ton is reliable, greater than in any other Stats
in the confederacy. The people Of Penns5lya-
MIA have become thoroughly disgusted with the
conduct Of The Democracy; with its humiliating
subserviency to the slare power; with it's
shameless and undisguiaed corruptions, and
With iss utter neglect Of the material interests
of the country. Among such people the
speech Of JoRs HlcKxAS will find many en-
dorsers. Indeed, hosts Of Democrats are p1ac-
ing themselves upon his platform.
We are greatly amused here by the appre-
tensions of our friends from other States as to
the vote of New York. They effect to think
that there is come doubt Of our State, until they
are convinced, Us they always arc, that the idea
is preposterous. 1t is scarcely necessary for
me 10 detail tho reasons why New York Is, be-
yond all question, Republican State. l will
only repeat the assurance I gave, when last
saw you, that no c:'tcsira1e combination Of Cir
cuastaHces car sertst tie electoral role Of Neo
lori from LINCOLN md HANL1s. The friends
Of Douglas, Breckenridge and Bell may coalesce
or not, Us they please. Wecan beat them COM
hined or in detail. OF this, rest assured.