New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

remarkable article:
Public men know much OF what the rect of na1kind
ore Ignorant We suppose 10 IL generally updestopi gu
pasy foundations cost money and that Prudential election
especially are erpersy Painful tao confession IT, we az
cansn elected President aud this great aod then nappy
aud glorious Iopubic ruined, simply because hesr Wen
eyp5nded In Penn ~ suia than WIN A. Hall, Truman Saith
aud the writer Of this article could procure for the same %
loot Nhg mi lions Of fcemon exert their inue zee aud c4
Their from patriotic Influences resul ire too often con
olsd by less eredtabs eeos Norre tho atroc found
s0io she ignorant and base. The wealthy sud exalted
quito ready the lo and AFFECT to pouc the elective
frsnthiso."
The material facts thus glanced at by Mr.
Weed are rs follows:
In March, 1856, the entire Opposition TO the
Democratic party in Pennsylvania held State
Convention and nominated "UniOn, Ticket. y
That ticket was unexceptionably composed,
was satisfactory TO Republicans and Americans
alike, it was acceptable to a decided majority
of the legal voters of Pennsylvania, and its
election on the Second Tuesday in October, had
there been none other than fax play, was mos-
ally certain.
Bot the Democratic party, then supporting
Mr. Buchanan for President, had received q
heavy blow in the Maine Election, and was
Threatened with more such in October. Should
fehn'Ihaula anu lDul""" 'hoH - VIZ" wv
and other Republican States, though the differ
ence between the two wings of the Opposition
presented serious oDseacie 10 fucce'S' !e' Tue
momentum impaired by such q conjunction of
victories seemed very likely to somehow over
bear that divergence aud carry every Free
St3to npaipst buchanan.
To the Democratic mannser'' out QUO 'O''l.'
seemed open--to Ouy up "n"e,e' was Al MAJ
Aet oi 'ho uec''ins h"o" ,-'''""e '-'l'',.y
J" ionnS! ''",'' a"'' " ''' a'1 ',., -
pOi nrs" anu P"'I"]', 60. - o.
'ne', '''A'' a '"o 49,, =. -,
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,''2.u So T.,
oa'Ae's' '"pN','I' 'nu $50 so go. $500 a..
ol Jul o'!' ',u " ''' "'1 ''e.. IT.
through according 10 'u' pig, "'"''o ,r
squeezed 'nrouEn ~ "OOTr - II C -
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=. -. 80, b, ELo ,oo,, in Indian, az.
,,n pa.L.,',n,, ele.,;on
~ -. ,oa,o,;no noIiticians b, whom
Il. ar ,ba roo,,;.;t, Corruntion
.no s''"''' fo'',' =. - ..,. ao;J, - opr
una vas i'i',O W. - 80 y,,ail;. I,,.ho
'i'!' "o'o |""' 80 - -. ,
spout ho'' Vi '"'' A.
io''leT' 'hen Oi' io''','"'' ""' 80 -
So"osrs' WIN t"o VI '"ie' NO.
40 no' care - A''n :" n -.
ino "'Un'Pn -
YVES 'p0'eu' H'H ''''o ''' "'''''V'
sPoHa Ilo!u' "S Per aiaNe 'neH' VS. '-""
secretary OF war; anu MI A0"i''' ''.''eT
already heavy oeHulIor' WIS isnPPo,n'''
fostmas1er' S'nuefs was "PPo,H''u N"'!
Agent "nch gave MN Tue a,Aio'' uH'-e'4''
disD"F'emehV o' hunuIeuS :" 'NO'''Du' v
collars
where arc tnese gentlemen NO"
iloyo' INC mo-" gigantic P'0''' i'OO'' WE
name ''acAeAS 'He iD'.oi' .. any 'OIT"!' /"
at Va" Aeau VI '"''0' W.
Npu"' f0".''' Oo". P'-
Sl'o'Voo' Out "io'o on'"o n.VHiUs 'Hi N@''
ial Ueio" Vu'l'ei VI -n'',''n' y 'us "do
~ McAleo' SANDERS uei"'i''' iOA P"0'0Vo'
Is serving inc cause o' "uASo" 'oi'."h''V u
'en' pa"'' poininion' nc sul'p'uo"1 I'm u,n
,ei' ~" .. eo''y 49,, 49, ~ VIC -''" W '''''
R"t r,rtbsr. Tba beayv contr;bntior. rai,sd
n n;. oitv and oIssuLere 20 corrn,t ,bs,
pcpuulvsnia Election we're one original cause
Of tbs break down of Mr.. Bucbanen's Admin.
isra.ior Tbev overwbelne5 him with rob.
bers and svind,ers who c,s;rosd o. have nod.
rp,pou, sacriecos ~ ,ccure his oIec,;o, .ra
were clomorous for reimbursement. Hence the