New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12
PENNSYLVANIA.

To the Editors Of The N. Y. Express.
was the great stake Of the Black Republican party to carry
this eeop and they have succeeded But the end is not yet
The State and H be carried against Lincoln IN November
Thousands of Bell ard Everett Tho 0re led to o~ere
Curtin tcth them viii vote the Union ticket then For
news duplicity known The Uaion ticket, comprising
nine Brecknrdge nine BeEverst and nine Douglas men,
viii ,ecere Larg. majority in the State in November The
Democrats like unruly children deserved good whipping and
they have go Having been whipped together they vi now
20 to ard redeem the State from the disgrace they have
brought upon and upon themselves You rest assured
the citizens of the old Keystone State viii allow |. to go
for 4" sectional candidate" UNION
There are good many sporting Democrats in
Pennsylvania who would like to make up portion
at least of their losses on Foster; but there is not
man among them who could be coaxed or bullied
into betting dollar even against majority OF
Twenty Thousand in that State for Lncola and
Hamlin. There are many ignorant and some
foolish Democrats everywhere; but in all this wide
lard there is not one who would lay $50 against
500 wagered on LincoIn's carrying the State.
1t is very true that " the Democrats deserved a
"eOod whipping, and have got it'-nobody dis
putes that. But it is just as true that the Bell
Everetts deserved o still more conclusive thrash
ing, and have got their due also. The Democrats
have saved something out of the wreck-four or
five Members of Congress at least, and score or
20 of Members of the Legislature But the Bell
Eyeretts have not elected so much as coroner
from one end of the State to the other In vain
did they fuse, and bargain, and support candi-
dates to whom they have all their lives be IN hos
tile; in vain did they hold great meetings tailed
out BY Democrats) and shout and ring bells: the
Democrats cheated them out Of the two seats in
Congress they promised them, and they haven't
got enough out of the whole fight to pay the wear
and-tear of the bells now tolling their requiem.
And if the Democratic Fusionists shall to-day be
so mad as to put nine Bell men on their Electoral
Ticket, Lincoln's majority is likely to be nearer
l0O 600 than $4,000. The Irish who form the
core of the Democratic array, will never vete such
ticket. They might have done it-that is, good
part of them might-if Foster had been elected:
now they will not. All intelligent men understand
this.
But we commenced only to expose the mons
trously impuient falsehOOd that thousands of
" Bell and Everett men nsrs led to belisUe that
Curtin tcas ,ith them" Col. Curtin was at
Chicago throughout, ard one of the most active
aud efficient ID procuring the nomination Abraham
Lincoln. For the last three months, he has been
almost daily on the stump, speaking for Lincoln
ard Hamlin in nearly every County of the State.
Nobody pretended-nobody could pretend-tha: he
was for any body else than the candidates he helped
Iomiuate at Chicago. And for every Bell man
who voted for him. there were fifty Lincoln men
who voted against him. Lincon's majority will
Yearly double Curtin's; his vote will exceed
Curnns by thousands. Just listen to the returns
from Pennsylvania on the night of Nov. if you
want to hear thunder