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Now II the
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03
TOMORROW.

| Whoever votes Tomorrow for WADswORTH,
FIREMAN. and the ticket they head, will know
exactly for what and Why be SO votes.
lie votes to maintain the integrity of the
Union, assailed and imperilel by malignant,
implacable treason.
He votes that they who are defeated in an
eectOn-whether with or without their own
CONFERENCE.-THE abide the result of such
election, and not make their defeat prctext
for rebellion and civil war.
lie votes that Rebels and Traitors shall not
DO bought off but put down.
He votes that shareholders shall obey the
laws of the land the same as other people.
lie votes that any institution or interest
that conspres aud fights to overthrow our
Union, our Constitution, and our Liberties,
shall itself be overthrown.
All this is known to every one, and none
can be deceived with regard to it.
Nobody votes for WADswoRTH 10 please the
traitors, to repeal the War Taxes, 10 repudiatc
the War debt. or to arrest the War draft. He
30 votes becsuse he loves and stands by his
country, and knows that sacrifces aud cerils
are essential TO her preservation.
ScymoayiSm, on the contrary. appeals 10 /
every cowardly aud base impulse of human
nature, urging the most contradictory and mu.
ually destructive reasons.
Are you afraid of being drafted to serve
our country against the armed traitors seek.
ng her division and destruction Votc for Sep.
'Oar, and yOu are falsely assured) the draft
I'LL not be made {
DO you grudge the heavy Taxes which must
leyitably be paid by twenty Millions Of loyal
eOple who have One Million Of their number !
arms against Treason' VOte for Seymour, 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03
STAND Al THE POLLS!

In this hour Of her supreme agony, the
Republic calls on all her loyal sons to prove
their devotion by uncommon effort DO not,
we entreat you, consider your duty discharged
tomorrow when you shall have deposited your
vote. Do that, Of course; do il surely, and
do it early; but that is only the beginning of
your duty. A good front at the polls always
encourages those who come up TO vote. A
hundred good men standing at poll and
relieving each other there while part look
around and bring up their respective friends,
can make a hundred difference at almost any
poll where a thousand votes are taken.
Friends of Wadsworth, Tremain ard the
I'nion cause be entreated to give Tomorrow
uhoHy TO Jour country You can mako Fifty
thousand difference in The vote Of This State,
if every one of you shall give the whole day
to the cause of your cou"try' EesolVe now
that you viii DO IT, aud cam lhe dressing OF
The lovers of Liberty throughout IGe world
Let each for himself covet the privilege OF
giving tho day wholly to his country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03
QUE CONGREssJ7Ey,

When, on the receipt Of tidings that Fort
Sumter had been bombardcd and taken, We
united with tho great mass Of our felog-cii-
zens in rallying around and UNFOLDING the
Union and its Government We did 90 without
res erye and in entire good Hence we sup
porte,.' eminent and lifelong Democrats on our
las. year s State ticket as cordially and heart
ily as we ID Republicans, urging such men as
Daniel s. Die, 'inson to accept Union nomna
tiOns when they wished to decline them: hence
We nov most earn, esily support LYMAN IRE
MAIN, with whom y % never had political
feeling in common prior 10 INC outbreak oi tho
Shareholders Rebellion. Hence, moreover, we
now urge jealous, una. 'yided support for
Congress of Gen. HIRAM Wa LbRiDGE, Capt.
JOHN DUFFY, Col. j. McLk, I'd MURPHY
Hon. EDWARD HAlGnT,i JAMES / l. MARVIN,
&C., &C. They are not Republic, ins-thcy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03

Our merchants and property.holders who ~
member New-York under the mob rule oi
Fernando Wood, when barricades. were erect.
ed and blood flowed in the Sixth
Ward and manufactures were demol.
isbed in the Seventeenth by the adherenh
of that interruptions man, will hardly vote to
restore such an unprincipled demagOgue to
power. The reform in the Police Department
since that time has been most salutary. and
security and good order now take the place Of
anarchy and mob ruio in oar city. But bow
long may we expect to enjoy these blessings
should Seymour and cobgeDial Legislature DO
returned TO power. Who doubts that the hra
measure which such State Government would
enact would be aimed at the overthrow OF our
really admirable Police Department. The party
which can support Ben aud Fernando Wood
for Congress- would hardly hesitate to subst''
tute for our guardians Of the peace, tho Dead
Rabbits Shoulder. lItters, and other rufisus,
who used TO make New-York terror alike 10
the citizen and the stranger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03

never pretended to be-but they are war
Democrats-they sustain the Government IN
all it's efforts to put down the Rebellion-toey
have been fairly northumberland we trust
eyery ore of them will be elected.
Our opponents Lave been taught to believe
the Republicans bigoted, proscriptive, narrow
minded, fanstical, &c. We shall undeceHe
them By supporting for important stations men
who are not and never were Republicans, on the
single ground Of their devotion to the Union
and their unqualified support Of the war
waged for its preservation. Even if we could
elect two or three Republicansin Democratic
districts by running them in between loyal
and q ds.oyal Democrat, we would not 40 W.
II viii be better ia the long run to let loyal War
Democrats be elected, and thereby create o
GOOD feeling between them md the Republi-
cans, than to seize party advantage at the
cost Of driving thousands Of loyal Democrats
into the support of such men "a the Woods
We regret to hear that Mr. Gibson persists
in running in the lower QIld) District This
ought not to be. Mr.. Gilson could not have
been elected; Gen. Walbridgc can and must
be. lie is thoroughly loyal he has from the
outset devoted bis time and energies to the In
yigoraton Of the War; and he can save The
City from the disgrace Of being again msrep'
resented in Congress by Ben. Wood. We
trust these considerations will secure him every
Republican vote ia his District, including Mr.
Gilson's. And wo trust every Republican III
their respective Districts will vote aud work.
without condition or qualification, for Messrs.
DUFFY, MCLEOD MURPHY, HMGHr, aId
! MARVIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03

EIGHTH CoSGREssioSAL DIsrRIcr.-N there u
one man for whom Union men Of all parties may
safely vote il is ELLIOTT C. CowDIs, the candidate
for Congress il the YllIth District Without re-.
gard to political creed. Mr.. Cowiin comes boldly
forth as the " Union War candidate, believing IN q
vigorous prosecution Of the war as the only means
Of Ia'niaiIGg the integrity and tonOT OF our coan'
try. TO accomplish tbs, he will use every EFFORT
NJ Cowjn is Il gentleman Of well-known ARMY
who has stood forth on every OCCASION both at home
and abroad in defense our country and the princi.
pies of free government. We therefore call upon al
lovers Of their country, both Democrats and Repuo.
Leans who reside in tha: district, to unite on ELLt'
OFT c. CowDIs asa man on whom al patriots can
rely.
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constitutouaty is to DO tested in the Supreme Court
of that State.
Philadelphia escapes the draft. having filled her
ouota. Caunot New-York do as we'll
GENERAL NEWS.

The Edinburgh, from Glasgow, Oct. ID, arrived
at this port on Saturday, and the Arabia, from Liver
pool, Oct lS, via Queenstown, Oct. 10, at Halifax
on the same day. The European dates by these
steamers are seven days later than those previously
received. The British Minister of War has made a
speech against the recognition Of the Southern Con-
federacy, and the clsmor for such step was OBJ
yiously on the decline. Ex-Gov. Morehead OF Ken
lucky made at Liverpool speech in vindicstion OF
Secession and gave in it interesting narrative oil
conversation which he and other prominent poll
ticians of the South had with Mr.. Lincoln, on his
first arrival in Washington. AS this account con-
tains some new facts, we give it entire ID another
column. A change has taken place in the French
Ministry, which is regarded highly unfavorable to
the cause Of Italian unity. In LAZY, great excite
ment is said to prevail in consequence OF 1t, aud the
resignation Of Rasafi was expected. Inc RUSSIAN
Government has violated one of the plainest provls
ions of TIE Constitution, against the almost unan'
nous protest of the Second Chamber. Lord Russell,
in the Danish German controversy, has declared
himself against Denmark.
The dignity of the Bench in this city is too fire.
queny violated but its decency is not often so dis
grsngly outraged as 1t was on oa'uruay U! ouuBo
Barnard Of the Supreme Court This man, having
before him writ of habess corpus which was tar
Oily ausw cred, said that there was power enough IN
this city to carry ont the requirements OF the civil
law aud il should be enforced if he had to call upon
the whole Democratic party for assistance In case
Of further refusal he would point ont way, pro.
yided by statute, which would bring sufficient at
sissnce to bring the soldier here by force lawyer
in the case stated that the military officers down
there were uuder the impression that the writ Of
habess corpus had been suspended by the President
Judge Barnard said lie lad restored it here, and 1t
would be restored again in this State next Tuesday
Judge Barnard has probably, ere this, repented OF
this folly
On Saturday evening an unknown man was de-
lberately shot dead in Bowery drinking shop, IN
this CITY, by one Of three men with whom ne was in
company at the time. VIM. G.. Whtlesey, one OF
| the parties, has been arrested, and has admitted
that he fred tie pistol. Up to late hour last night
the police had not learned the Of the deceased
There was no particular change in Stocks on Sat
urday Government, securities very strong Exchange
was quiet; Fresh,s dull and heavy Gold steady clos
Ing at 1901 Money in good supply a. 4las. Bresdstlf
were lower eYcep; Corn, which 10 higher Provisions
unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03

Seymour, when tho war broke out went
forth TO Minnesota
Wadsworth, when the war broke out went
forth to battle
Seymour called, in his Tweddle Hall speech
the war "inglOrious."
Wadsworth, his voice being in his sword.
proved it glorious.
Seymour never gave q dollar to the cause Of
the Union or the army.
Wadsworth fitted out cargo Of provisions
for the troops Gas he did, too, for the Irish ia
the famine year Of 1547l.
Seymour is sustained by Isaiah Ryuders
Ben. Wood, and his brother Fernando.
WadswOrth is not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03
TsrE IMPORTANCE or "A giNGLE
yOTE.

w
There are sins of omission as Of commission;
the American citizen, real or adopted, who,
possessing the right Of suflrage, docs not exer-
else it--lrom whatsoe'er csuse--is only less
/ guilty than hc VINO votes fraudulently more
than once. Selishness-the root OF all sin
ins'igates both crimes; in the former case as
suming passive, in the latter on active FORM
We call abstinence from voting q crime be-
cause it involves the sinking OF great moral
responsibility. lis conscquences-like those
following all human acts-arc incaiculable
| II WAS TIE CASUAL ABSENCE OF A SINGLE
VOTER THAT PREVENTED THE PEACEFUL Ex.
TEcTIoy OF SLAVERY IN THIS COUNTRY.
Listen to the s,o,s: as told in tho EdinJwgh
Rerieic of October, 1856. IN p notable and almost
prophetic article on the then political Crisis in
the United States"
When the American Constitution WAS ADOPTED IN the year
1862 tho Territory Of the Union then orgsn into States
confined 10 the regions bordering tho Aesaies aud
tho Atlantic. Between the aisssIp aud tho srsa north
western Likes lay vast trac. Of country originally for tho
most part claimed by the great colony Virginia This Ter
70 tie Apitn possessions Great
Britain aud 10 the south bodecd upon those Of Strain had
been oeded by vgnp ia the yesr 1894 to the Concdersey
Wien tia. ee.on nldo AID upon The very day of tho
ces'ion Of Vrsnis tho Congress. Of tho Con-
feieacy (no less person than NJ Jef.ion) drew up and
reported plan for the government Of l Territory and Of
ell territory cedsd 10 Be e,dsf by tho individual State. 10
The Uniei sste" This psn provided that such TERRITORY
should be from time 10 tie formed into distinct staes
aud tina, as tho year 1900 Of tho Christian era there should
bo rer &ary roEHtr ~ IyriYde ~ anV Of lis s4d
Sto o,herwl,e than Ia punishncnG for cme whereof the
sold party shall have been duly convicted 10 have been Per
sonaly guilty"
The slmost unanimous sentiment Of the leading
men o. America wss opposed to the introduction iato ia,
Union Of my Territory not pised within tho lneen
Coloncs aud Mr. Jcefsonl proportion wss therefore in
tended to cover tic entire fiaro Of tho Republic It was
proclamation OF national policy and such Was at the tim,
received u wa. IA complete accordance with the views on
ne subject aeh were expressed by Southern men as .ye as
By Htrlhcrn = Had tho proposition of Mr. Jsssr.ou
been c,nsd II would have establ he'd precedent Gou
American CongeI IA ia future Iesaoa to depart but By
unfortunate accident that proposition defeated In the
Congress u the COME el9n Tie vote was taken BY States
aud State could unless represented by two dg,e
Six Of the teon States voted for the psoy.o three States
voted against II, State would have given II majority
Of the Confederation 0eofa aud Dclayaie were unrepre
feniod North Carolina neutrzed by tho diy,on Of her
csses and NewJersoy. whose vote would have saved the
measure, rendered poweoss By M eassa absnce Of
" her 'pToHdirsa striking illustration Of tho III ht and
singular chances which sometime, determine the dee,
nation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03

So many insidiOus appeals have been made
to old Wings and Conservatives to induce
them TO support the ticket which JEFF. Davis
& Co. want elected, that we ask every one
OF them to consider careful presentation OF
the issues involved in To-M0rrOw's election IN
q speech by l. T. WILLIAMS, esq, an early
and able conservative Wing, under the old
rsgimf. and lifelong personal friend Of ex-
President Fillmore. We ask for this pre-
sentiment thoughtful perusal. 1t will be
found on the Second Page of this sheet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03

Wood quailed before Toombs Of Georgia,
January "a, 1861, and wrote his regrets 30
cause he could not send arms to the Secession.
lists.
Wood quailed before the storm Of the Unios
Meeting, Union square, May 20, 1861. and
pretended to be loyal.
Wood DULLES now, because he thinks the
Administration has received popular check.
Wood will quail again. Mark our words.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03

for Odell is to vote that the President shall
not be permitted to try the Emancipation War
policy which traitors most dread and sympa-
thisers deprecate. Electors of Kings do not
vote TO tic the hands Of your President, but
strengthen him to crush out the Rebellion
WILLIAM WALL has q good chance for re-
election in the Eastern District. His personal
friends are working like heroes. Help them,
Unionists all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03

FHTEEsTH ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcr.-The loyal citi.
zens OF the XXIs, Ward ought TO make the most
strenuous efforts to elect john II. WHITE to tie
Assembly lie has had legislative exn.rience s s-i
-
understands periecty we,i what legislation Tor th1
city Is needed to promote the public good. Ii elected
he Will make faiihfal aud diligent representative
in the COUNCILS Of the State. His opponent Gilbert
Dean. is general counsel for the slaye.,raders who
infest our city, and trenches hard upon tue bounda'
ries Of out-and-out Secesslonism, aud such maa
ought no, to represent the City Of New-York. lie
has been tail TO Fernando Woods kite ever slncs
he came among US; and, ii We are to judge him BY
the political company he keeps, we should say, en-
phatcally, that be ought 70 be kept a. home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03

We caution all Union Republican votn
throughout the State to scrutinize their ballots
for Governor on Tuesday next. Our candi
dates name is James s. Wordsworth. Look
ont for a large spurious issue of tickets omit
ting the middle letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03
klk(,NllLIn.

MOSES i. ODgLL stands committed 10 hogsl.
ity to the Presidents policy which, If Wig
oronsly prosecuted, Will end the Rebellion
within ninety days from the date of its iaaugu.
ration, Jan. lat, 1868. JAMES HUMPHREY il
the earnest supporter of that policy. To vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03

An Onondaga wit has como to the relief 81
Horatio Seymour from the embarrassment a
his platform promise to shoulder his muskA
as private" and go to tie war. He says thai
Seymour was rejected by the examining surgeos
for the total want of backbone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03

TKSru CoYGREss DIsrRIcr.-The past wee has
been one Of great activity in the Xth Congressional
District among the friends of WADswoRrH, IRE'
MAIN, and EDWARD HNGHT, the Union War cAu'
didatc for Congress. Ruins /. Andrews, esq, AMI
other speakers, have been engaged every eVenlngia
addressing large and enthusiastic audiences at sing
Sing Yonkers, Westchester, West Farms, and o'Ae'
places in the District. This afternoon, at oe0es'
Mr.. Andrews will address the citizens OF Ciy 4"
land, and this evening will close the canvass a.
nass-moeting at New. Rochelle. when he Will aNus
the political record Of the Hon. John d. Ha'Ain' aaa
comment ON his position in the present cen'es'' -.
liens Of Westchcster County come out to the ine'S-
ing With proper exertiOn on tue paI' o. oH''"
men. EDWARD UAlSHr can be reelected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03

possessions rather than witness the triumph n
the rebellion. Such men are nos usually found
among the Supporters of tho candidate who !.
in high favor at Richmond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03

We are authorized to contradict tho state
ment that 4. A. Low, esq, Of Brooklyn, in
tends to vote for Seymour. Mr.. Low rs a pa
triot, and realizes the necessity of perfect har-
mony between tho National and State Govern.
ments. We believe 10 would saerILce all his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03

Wo Lave hitherto said very little about the
unhappy difference between friends of The
Union aud the Administration in the With Con.
gross District, which threatens to deprive
them of q Representative in Congress, for we
have hoped from day to day to see it settled
by thos0 Immediately concerned. That hope
having vanished, wo are constrained BY sense
of duty to say that we consider every vote
thrown for Air. Blunt to be just half vote for
the Seymour Pro-Slayery candidate whose vote
stands recorded against oil the best measures
of the present Congress. This is no time for
private gricfs or personal ieuds, and it is pcr-
fcctly certain that tho next Congressman from
that District will be FREDERICK A. CoNKLING
or Eiyah Uerd. Patriots! Unionsts it is
your simple duty to cast your votes so that
they shall tell in behalf Of your principles !
You can only defeat Ward by voting for
Conkling
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SIM Rises $50, n. in, snn seiss $40. p. m.

Union men of New-York, between tho rising
and the setting Of the sun tomorrow you have
n momcntous work TO perform. A little more
than tea working hours is allotted to you, ii
which to save this State from the unuttcrable
disgrace of cOuntenoncing treason. See to it
that 10 effort of yours is spared to sustain
tho President aud the Army in their great work
of UNFOLDING Constitutional Government. and
crushing out the armed Rebellion now aiming
at the life OF the Republic. The hours are big
with fate. Remember that the polls open at
6:32 tomorrow morning, and close at 4J6 in
tho afternoon.