New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-08
pRNNSYLyANA,

The State Election In Pennsylvanla-as also In
Ohio and Indiana--takes place tomorrow; and we
entreat every Republican voter in the old Keystone
to do his utmost for the election of COL Curtin as
Governor. and of the candidates Of the Peoples
party throughout. If there be one such voter now
in our City, or otherwise away from his residence,
who has yet time to reach home in season to vote,
we entreat him to do so at once. The election OF
Governor is certain to be close, though we believe
Curtin can and will be elected Our friends uni
formly write us inundoubtng confidence of success
STILL it is not TO be concealed that the adverse COM
binaton is very formidable, and that its hopes seem
to be equal to ours though hardly 30 high as those
of our friends, They write us that Curtin's ma
iority will be Ten to Twenty Thousand.
The combination of Bell, Douglas and Breckin-
ridge men on Foster would seem to be complete;
but it ia not entirely so. There are Bell men who
will not support Foster, but they are few. On the
other hand there are thousands who do not support
Col Curtin but say they are all right for Lincoln
and Hamlin. On the other hand, the Bell managers
and organs seem to be especially venomous against
Curtin, particularly their organ in Philadelphia, of
which Col. Mcclure, Chairman of the Peoples
State Committee in a speech at Philadelphia on
Friday evening, said:
To the heng Journal assigned the dsgracefui task Of
bckeng Of Andrew Curtin. Had been made
advocate of the Peoples and candidates i0oud
wade g. II would day beme Col Curtin with its deadly
praise Ii advocated his nomination. but Col Curtin
strong enough to triumph In the face of Its advocacy And
he placed In nomination, cordially ndcrsed him
but fortunately Swiss instincts then took possession Of it,
and thence Col Curtin has been cursed with its favor
after third organization wanted In Pennsy vans
to play the part Of tender to the Democracy party
found and fitting that the Journal should be Its
Il performed its task with reasonable fidelity until either In
cresrg stupidity depleted employers eIchequer threw 1t
upon the market again crossed path pih its price upon
is forehead. Desfening applause was Offered it by Its
present editor six weeks sgoPsper presses types
and editor thrown into be converted into acon Hsmlu
and Curtin organ and to be edd in that for cOnsdra
by the very who to-day floods this city with the most
| bewidering calumnies upon Col. Curtin
urged support Of tt proposition By the editor that
the funds Of the Bell party almost exhausted and 1t
I'D be purchased another could not be started ss de-
cned the offer for many Our needed ot sub
sdled press and least Of ALL sourus baeksred with its own
venay snd editor who he then proved could not give
even title himself To the credit Of the press OF Phlade
pbis has initiated the Swiss in it's vituPerstiOn
We trust such attacks as are here exposed will
avail little to the cause they are intended to favor
Still, we shall be very happy to be assured by the
result that they have been wholly in vain.
Republicans Tariff men members of the PeO
PIES party of Pennsylvania your adsersaries will
do their very utmost tomorrow Rest not In the
consciousness of your strength bat briog your every
voter to the polls So shall the electric wires on
Tuesday night lash light and joy to millions of free
hearts in every part of our Union proclaming that
the struggle is virtually ended-that the era of mis-
rule is within few weeks of it's final termination
On 10 victory