New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01
POLITICAL.
REMUNERATION OF DOUGLAS FOR
LINCOLN.

LINCOLN.
~ The Editor Of The NJ Y. Tribune
Sir: In 1856 devoted my influence and consider
able time in behalf Of the Fillmore and Doneson
party-tbinkpg Il advisable to take medium course
Previous to that period ways identified myself with
the Democratic party, and one was moro earnest
AID Jealous In advocating it's creed But for tie last
six ysafs one portion land that the controlling one OF
the party have departed from its original principles
shd now consider the shareholders interest paramount
to thoss of az other classes of the people, aud appear
concerned lest the shareholders should not appreciate
the exclusive advantages Of their services They have
fairly embraced the creed Of John c. Calhoun adopted
nv bim after HE love for the Union turned into
bate by disappointment IN his aspirations Tor the Pres
dsutial chair, creed that ignores all friendship for
W b;te La bor for the nOn-slavehoder. Mary OF its
leaders ave become infatuated with the wild African,
and onenl advocate the re-openDg of the abominable
slsyetrads Since the Inauguration OF that miserable
abortion, buchanan, that portion OF The party were
ever Mnoe eiled Trigger" in continued strain,
conpled with tie threats Of dissolution, blood,
a. a the deetru nion Of all terestr things unless all
;oined in the Oh uus As the Fillmore party played
us believe it bad bodyNet to be sold out turned my
support to Douglss "a acqnes,ed in his doctrine Of
non.ntervn'ion, 4 partial to both shareholders and
Don-slave6olders az measure that would quiet tue
fckenirr agitation Of S9v6Ty but trutn teiB me tnere
is no hote Tor his ele on, many of his pretended
friends are leaving pn who, not hong since, were
fawpg in their sycop, FANCY, and noisy in their adnA'
ton of him. Many Of them renounce hin as an Abo-
Epist, who has alread tainted the whole Democratic
10y, ard with this mad sogcry have Joined the black
disunion flag of the YANG ey Breckenridge party. That
party advocates an sgeretsve aud sAnconsiituiionsl
Slave code for the beneifs of slave ders in all our
Territories, to the detrin.en OF me free white
lainrer" who it would virtually ezclude-eOr Write
labor loses it's vgor and manhood, and becomes" white
trash" along side of the black. White labor shuns
standardization, consequently Slavery would triumph;
They actually oppose giving white labor an equal
chance WIN the rich. opuleDt stakeholder excspt IN
Territories whose cold, bleak soil requires the pitch
fork to be carried the shoulder eight menths OF the
year. If Joe Lane Ia weak man is elected President,
no ss se sre fsRory sS Insulting sSe
coded Mat will deny the white laborer ncnslaye-
holder the right of speech as regards Slavery and also
all political action. The ncnslayebolder if aborer,
will be truly "mudsill Of society" In fat, their
motto is "tbe Constitution as we want it, "we idol
ize Slavery" and 'repudiate all the wants and inter-
ests of observation-disclosures" They oppose the white
mans interest in their zeal for the negro. They de-
feated the Homestead bill intended for the white
laborer.
But to be brief and in conclusion would say chat,
after mature reflection, have decided TO vote for the
White mans candidate for the Presidency, good
old Abraham Lincoln, believing him sound in jack
sOnian principles, patriotic in hs love for the whole
Union emneny rvative, purely honest, and Ca
pable.
see no other alternative than to support Lincoln, in
order to defeat the South Carolina DiSunon party THAI
would dictate with the rod of iron all classes and to
all sections of the Union; party that threatens TO de-
stroy present unparalleled progress aud prosperity
as nation, for of fraternal bloodshed, anarchy,
and despair TO turn this earthly paradise into hell
the power and spols of Government ave denied them
by the people, party that refuse TO legs ate for any
thing that will advance build up strengthen, or go-
rfy the whole country; in fact Its energies are only
la. ..ln
rupton. Respectfully, LAFAYETTE HUBERT.
Jersey City Aug l. 1850.
"A large and enthusiastic meeting of Republicans
was held at Easton Pa. Saturday evening" to dedi-
Gaze the hall of The Republican Central County Club.
The Hon. II. ID. Maxwell presided, and speeches were
made by Gov. Reeder and S. l.. Cooley.
The Hanorer Spectator, York Co., Pa, is for
sale. We hope good Lincoln man will buy and con-
duct it, 1t was formerly Wing, but has for some time
been neutral The death of the late editor throws
into market.
Mr.. Seward has written the following letter to the
Chairman of the Republican Committee Of Illinois:
"AuBuRS, N. Y, July %, 1860.
"DEAR SIR: am already under engagements to
visit the States of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Mime
sota, at some time during the present season. AT the
best j can only make hurried excursion, and 1t
would be impossible for me TO engage extensively 10
political debates in these States or in lpos | will
however with great pleasure, look In at Chicago on
nv return and meet the Republicans there, or else
where, when your Committee may appoint, but shah
be unable to speak more than once in the State
With sincere thanks for your courteous invitation,
and best wishes for the of the cause OF justice
and Freedom, remain,
CIVILIAN II. SEWARD"
The Buffalo Commercial declares for the renOm-
ination and reelection of Gov Morgan.