New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-03
xpw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER D. fo"o

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All, FAN on.. be,d TO The Anti Leeompton sentiment;
re p,i,.ioe will not bend 10 him and no shif ing or
TRAILING on that question will safety or sabcus the
vo,r, of the Jet District and woe 10 the candidae
for Congressional Donors who has already pledged
li,.f sQsins: the dosbe dealing Of treacherous Ad
miosirs,ion, and then turns back
vas right; the Convention rfused 10 touch man
who was open AID avowed in bis hoetlty 70 James
Bncbspans Kansas policy. We were deieaed oy
1000 votfs.
The Breekinri'gers are playing the same game now
that II ey psyed them They have plotted and planned
till they have demoralized the Democracy OF New
erssy and a: the eleventh hour offer Us fusion ticket
which gives us three straight Douglas men and four
who are known not 10 be friends of Stephen A. Doug
lac. A few days ego pointed with pride TO oar
ticket, We stood firm and resisted overures from every
quarter We felt then, with King Francis " Aii 10
lost but our honor" Bot where are We nowf we
snh6ued &C dscty by vsor both at Charleston and at
Baltimore only 10 Der the knee ieuominously upon
TIE eve OF most monentOus election. We foaght
brsvey npOn the edge of the battlefield only to FAINT
and fall before The hottest Of the fight
YOn speak the een,imepis OF the Douglas men when
Won cav "The straight Douglas Democrats Of NeT'
Jersey will never touch the ticketthsy will reouda,e
i or, cisely 80 the people Of Pennsylvania will repud-
are II fusion Electoral ticket in this State.
We charged here with giving aid and com'ort 70
RepuhjcanitIn. We deny the charge. We make this
sufficient snswer: How lorg has it been oDhdered
adre the eremy for soldier 10 stand by his colors
How long has il been doctrine OF Democracy thit
they who abandon the regular Domiuse for Preadent
can dictate ticket for tie people Where do they get
the power
Every honest Democrat NUT vote for the men who,
in yiory OF defeat through good report and evil re-
port, adhere tn the fortunes OF Stephen A. Dougas.
Wewi stand by the straight Douglas ticket ard ley
come dnepees take of themselves. The grave OF
Secession is dug The epitaph for the followers o.
bDridge and Lane is written. IL Is: Q1em
Deus wilt perdere, pTus que dementat' "Ihey
whom the Gods wish to destroy they first make "a;
Believe me, Mr.. Forney, yours to the end OF the
fight, JAMES NJ. oCo'EL'
NEW-JERSEY.
None of our free Commonwealth have been more
oppressed and borne down than New-Jersey. The
people are intelligent and progressive, but Tor msny
years pa It their politicians of all parties, have been
fs,ter TO the car Of great mopoooy-the Camden
and Anboy Railroad Company. Under the CLOAK Of
bounty to be Stare in the way of taxation this Com
psny bas maragsd 10 increase its corporate powers,
and n dictate romioa ions, and control elecuops In
II os Of the counties. Protest after protest mas De4n
bukd against the Encouragement OF Its RAJ road Dc
tween this city and NewYork, but in every case WITH
out Effect In vain has the independent press de-
eurcsd this y, and in vain have the lndepen-
dent people of srsey risen against IT, Inc only an
swer on The part of the Company has been repeated
usurpaiions We regret 10 say that every Legislature
bat has assembled at Trenton, no matter what tue
people nav have decreed at their elections and no
ma Ter w bat its psrty bss has only given to it new
immuntes, and inflicted new outrages upon the oody
polite.
Tire Camden and Amboy Railroad monopolists, hsv-
ing success fully taken possession OF New-Jsrsey no
extend tter Influence into national politics, anf a.
rjingly we are not surprised thst in the Presidsn-
tia contest, they have taken ground bitterly against
DoDeas, and IN favor of the Disunon c7ndl'ats,
BreckinIidge To the controllers Of thai corporation
the % oue of New ersey indebted for the iosoent
attempt 70 drive the Douglas Democracy OF TIE
Sse into support of the Breckenridge or Disunion
Electors.
This Company is anxious that the new Legislature
Of the State shall be- composed OF Ire creatures because
probably competing line may be constructed between
New York and PHILADELPHIA by which travel and
;, transportation may be somewhat better accommodated
than at the present time. Philadelphia, like Ne y.
York, have little or no interest in the Camden aud
AmhOy Railroad, as it is at present conducted It's
DisuIion copceru, controlled for the purpose OF put
TING money into the pockets of few men, all neglect
ing the public convenience, and all helpi'g forward
eytry ualadmpistIaion OF the General Government,
on he around tfat such an Admnisrs alton will assst it
in its war upon the rights Of travellers and upon the
people Of the STATE itself. LFOrney's Phil. Press
GOV. MORGAN AND THE BOTEL-KEEPERS.
4 Islander, whch has been ipdos,r usly circulated
sgans, Gov Morgan s disposed of in the fOllowin
statement fom Mr.. Weed:
"Wren the Governors Inequalities we're accepted
by tie Pr nee of Wales and his party consisting OF
fourteen the task Of filling the few remaining sc ats
was delicate The propriety Of making the do
Der Sd icial manifest but as there were eight
State icers and but four sests 10 have Disseminated
would have been nvid ous. The Governor delded,
therefore, invite the resident members Of his military
stst.
On the morning of the day that the Prince was to
dire with the Governor the Lieutenant-G Governor
10 the city Upon expressing regret that hls table
full and that he could not, therefore, invite the
Lisuier ant Governor marked that would see one
Of the gentlemen of the staff and ask him 10 withdraw
lis acceptance and for that purpose went immediate
" 10 the Office of COL Rathbone, aid de-camp, who
was on. Leaving mis- office, l met Gen. Mitchell 10
State street. and asked him 10 give his seat at tbe Gov
errors table to the Lsuts nsnt Governor. He an.
sversd, curty, Il shaDt do it | remarked that bis
sns1er 10 very proper request surprised me-. He
inquired u hy he wss askeo 10 give up his seat. |
cred that had just called TO make the request Of
Col Rstbbore, who was abssut; that Gen. John son,
another member OF The staff had gone to West Point
20 Escort the Prince, and that meeting him opportune
ly, bad ssaed him TO do 1st what IL was usual and
proper for members Of the suite Of President,
Governor, or Gsreral.inchef, under similar circum-
st3rcfs
"Tas niuI. TO Gen. Mitchell If asking him to waive
his claH in favor Of the second officer in the Govern
DeDt s irsultirg) was ono for which am wholly re-
spons;hle.
Tie charge that Gen. Mitchell was excluded FROM
the Governor table because he ia hota-keeper s
PREF Ost Tous-esyecally preposterous when the sug
e s;iOn AID the request were mine-not the Cover
noE's III Any such dsa could have entered my bead,
h. would have prevented me from asking Governor
Krg 10 appoint, and Governor Morgan to rolnt,
General Mitchell. THURLoW WEED"
albany, lst November, 1860"
Nh. CAMP IN WESTMINSTER COUNTY
LETTER FROM Mr.. HUBBELL.