New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
OLD sUFFOLK-IO TRIUMPHEl
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.


HuNINGToN, L. l., Nov. 10, 1860. 4
We didn't 70 much mind The Journal Of Commerce
estimating sold Suffolk before the election 500 for
Fusion for we knew the Ananias and Sapphire propen
sites of that sheet but we did feel hurt that The TRB
uSE Jour political Gospel should have go poor an oTn
ion Of our county az to yield IT, prospecively, by
500 We have been all along confident that the Slave
ocracy could get no 500 majority here ard the result
shows that we right. Instead OF yielding 10 fu
sion by 500 we have beaten that miserable motley by
24O on the Electoral vote and have carried every name
on our county ticket save the member Of Assembly for
the lid District We gave 226 majority for Garter for
Congress and had the balance of his District done AZ
we'll he would have been Handsomely elected. In this
town, we reduce the Opposition TO III majority
whereas they have had in form or years as high as do
In this Election District Huntington yillage) We in
creased six on large Fremont vote. The People
candidate for School Commissioner, the Hon. William
Nicol though opposed "tooih and nall by the Bell
Evereits IL elected by 33l majority 2Gl of which was
given in this Election Distlie which will teach the
political traders not 10 NEEDLE with that Office again
Mr. Nicoll has ranked with the moderate Democrats,
but he il an honest man, and noble hynd OF Eduea.
ton He is one of the Democrats who believe that II
a man is allowed to vote at ALL be he white or black,
he should vote the strength Of his intelligence ard
morality, and not the strength OF bis property,
therefore Mr.. ~ voted for the extension Of negro suf
Our County Committee, who lad charge Of distrib-
uting ii kes sent us, as have before written you,
only ballots against suhIage. Possibly uey thought
this polite dodge and likely to hep tie Republican
cause; but can assure them that, however such
things NAV 90 down elsewhere, they won't here. Our
party geat and victorious became Of Its affirmation
Of tie pinciple of "equal and exact justices" and if it
wishes to bleak down quick, lei it begin to disguise
and deny iis faith. Let W. do whatever we do on the
square, aud leave triwmingto the enemy.
Among the g91peable Incidents OF the campaign
here wahe oreh support, BY word aud vote, given TO
Lincoln BY Commodore Paulding. lie was among the
earliest at the polls and made his influence felt on tie
side Of Freedom. IL view of the glorious, peaceful
issue of the recent conflict our folk in tits region
preparing for grand congatulstUy meeting, to be
held time in the coming week. We feel TO cease
all aspees, if any have been held toward pOlti-
cal opponents but Of the time 10 let them be as
sured that Republican faith aud vigilance are un.
sleeping. II we are given wisdom, party, 10 reap
the best possible fruits Of overwhelming triumph,
the Slave Power will soon drop its terrorism and
Freedom once dOmil ant the Fathers intend
ed will approve herself the blessing and the glory Of
the Republic Your friends, and they most will
never forget your services and fidelity to tie great
| cause Of Human Freedom.