New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
The Pennsylvania journals in the interest


The Pcnnsylsa anna journals in the interest Of
freedom managed the late canvass there very
ably. They exposed ,houghly the tratorous
Secession principles, aims, and attempts, Of
the Seymourites-of their State. The dogmss
of /. Hughes--the rank trnitor--were com-
pletely set forth and though military men
were put forward like Mccall aud Biddle, us
sensation candidates, still they failed Let our
politicians here devoted to the cause of Union
and Liberty, show equal talent and tact. Let
them occupy themselves up 10 tho hour of
election, with giving Seymour the full benefit
Of hs own sayings; the same OF the Woods
fat friends OF Seymour aud the traitors. Eel.
low citizens, We implore you to look the crisis
in the face. What ecstatic cheer II will afford
to Rebellion, TO ind men here, who have
barely kept themselves out OF Fort Lafay ette-
not that they are any better than sine sent
thither--electsd to places Of high honor and
trust II will be equivalent TO the sacrifice
Of thousands of our soldiers, in the aid aud
comfort it will give 10 the euemy.
Who cun read this letter Of General Scott adj
dressed TO the model political idiot and traitor,
Buchanan, Dec. %, l-G0-and know that Sey.
mour, the Woods. and oil others OF that set,
we're as buchanan was, and are still so, aud
yet vote for such traitors We repeat this eN-
tract of General Scots statement, with em-
paths, in this relation:
Dec. 81 add esssd the ffes,tosl again AZ follow:
Lieut. Cen scott beg. President United State.
IN Of this Sun
day the weather bsd and Gen D. Is not "s onoush 10 GO
But mstie. Of ths highest nsional po,t,nco seen TO
forbid nomsut' delay snd II i.-d b. sea, BE- hopei Tor
WI tho Precedent permit DON S. wihou: referees to
the Nsr DEPARTMENT aud olbeIses secicy possible
Sumter together with somc eitfs nuAes " Ehe', anmu
a, hoped that war aud cutter nay ordered
for The same purpose as early as to uoiIow.
Den 3 upon Pru,ldcn, any he may
be called for"
General Scott, then not only the highest nil.
tary officer, but considered tho highest mill
tary critic, tells President Buchanan-the alter
GRO in politics OF Seymour, Wood, a Co-.Lat
the ussges OF Sunday must not be- observed
while the Republic is trembling on an abyss;
and accordingly suggests the proper remedy
with anxious and respectful haste aud de-
tho wretch ut tho head Of the
Goyernmcnt--on whose brow be the blood OF
ono hundred thousand brave youths-rcfuscs
TO act-and sniyels. drvels trembes, aud
prostrates himself deeper in tho miro OF
southern Slavery.
Thus were tho -Scymoursts then
thus are they now. Fernando Wood apologiz-
ing TO tho Governor Of Georgia, because tho
Police Superintendent selzed arms here in.
tended to be shipped TO the traitors. Fernando
Wood recommending tho secession of New
York City from the State. Benjamin Wood,
then proprietor Of The DSiy Ne'os and send.
ing thousands OF papers to Southern traitors
breathing iuyasica and vengeance. Seymour
making night hideous with hi, speeches ior
Rebellion thea. Aud all no better now.
Fellow Repubcsns oad War DemoeratA
canvass your wards and counties, giyo d,ru-
wenta, u ths wsyorlng aud tho gnosaat, Rs