New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23
RINGING TN.

The compact, united, harm ,DiOus Democracy of
our State polled last year 227 900 votes to which
the Americans-by pretending to support half the
Republican along with half the Democratic ticket
were enabled to add IS, 900 more, thereby elect
ing three of the Democratic State Officers, on
whom the votes of all these parties were conbioed,
by an average majority of 1000. Those Re lub-
hcan candidates. who received the American vote
were elected by some $4,000 average majority.
while Mr.. Forrest the Republican Prison lnspec-
tor who had to meet the full force of all the ad-
iority. Had the American leaders then undertaken
to support the whole Democratic ticket it must
have been beaten by at least 5000. Or had not
John Browns raid occurred just before our cleo
ton, every Republican would have been elected
by at least l0, 0O0 majority.
Now, the Douglas wing Of the Democracy has
made trade with Messrs. Brooks Hunt, & Duer,
which expected to carry their remaiaing folio "
ers over to Douglas, aud on the st length of this
II tIumpeters cry out, q" 1t is ali safe We have
" combined, and shall beat Lincoln But all the
time the knowing ones fully understand that the
Breckenridge Democracy have set to be brought
in or their chance is not worth copper. With
out their co0psratiOn it will be sheer waste to ill.,
cur the expense of printing ballots for the Dean
Richmond. b, oOks ticket.
But the Douglas managers do not mean to give
the Breckenridge men q show. They mean to get
away the mass of their vOt rs by talking cOncllia-
ton, union, harmony, &C., but they do not mean
to put Breckenridge man On the Futon Electoral
Ticket. Mr.. Douglas, in frequent speeches, scouts
the idea of any union between mis- Supporters and
those he terms " Seceders" aud DisuniOnists'
that is the Breckenridge men. The Brec Iinrdge
State Committee had a meeting on Tuesday, at
the Springs, and expected to receive there
proposal for Fusion from the Douglas State Com
mittee, but not whisper Of it came They, OF
course, resolved to dOubIeshot their guns, aud
march straight ahead; yet The Express heralds
the news thence as follows:
IMPORTANT FROM SARATOGA-PROBABLE UNION or
ALL TIE ELEMENTS AGAINST LINCOLN-THE
BRECKINRIDGERS TO JOIN IN--THE STATE COM
MITTEE IN SESSION.
SyeeioI Disp0fh 10 The IN y. ELpyef.
SARATOGA, Aug 81 1860
The Breckenridge State Committee with Of their Pres
Dental electors, are In session here.
No union will take place with the Douglas and Bell and Ey
party now but weeks hence another session will be
Led when union is about certain Everything tending to-
and fsyoring that result
If this means that the Douglas men will divide
the Electoral Ticket with the Breckenridge men, it
il not trne If it means that the Breckenridge men
will withdraw their ticket and vote for Douglas, it
is as clearly Untrue. The Bell-Douglas coalition to
beat Breckenridge in the South and thus keep him
out of the House renders it impossible that the
men should fuse unless they shall be
conceded at least half the ticket. What is meant
BY {" union is about certain " il that the Brrckin
ridge leaders are expected TO sell out We do not
believe they will. They certainly do not talk
ike IT,