New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03
10 the Voters Of tho Sixth Congressional
District.

We Are on the eve Of the most important election
held ip this State The destiny of the Onion to large
assree depends on Its result. The question at issue Il
whether the People Of NewYork will continue to sustain the
Government in vigorous prosecution OF the w OF WIN
awe aid and comfort to the Rebels by embarrassing inc Au
Inipistrstion aud weakening the Government
Next In importance 10 the election James s. Wad'woIh
AZ Governor ia the election Of fshiu competent Union men
a, Representatives In Congress- Party Candidates party Is
sues and party preferences should be utterly ignored at such
moment as this and the of all loyal men should be
east so as to secure the Of Union ConsessnsR ii
every District.
In this the Sixth Congressional District four candidates
are presented foI ,usss: Frederick A. Conkng, Re.
publican and Union Esh Ward Seymour Democrat; on.
con Blunt Peoples Union; Eli p. Norton, Consutiorpl
Union.
Mr.. Norton the representative Of organization which,
fom OF numbers cannot hope accomplish any other
result than that Of weakening the other candidates Nj Ward
has accepted party nomination from the supporters Of
HorAio Seymour calling themselves the DenocIac party
but who unlike the loyal War who sustaining
The Union home and in the place themselves upon the
distinct ground not of hostility the Rebels bat Of hostility
10 the Government. The remaining candidates, Mr. Blunt
sad Nj Conklng both stand upon unconditional Union
ground. snd both claim the votes Of tie loyal Of the
District.
These candidates both be elected II the Cncn
OF the de. is equally divided between them tho election
the Seymour candidate is Inevitable On tie suppoon
that neither w!thdraws from tie canvass each eector
eide for himself for which he will The candidate
distinctly representing The igoous policy and
Of tao preseu Congress. AID election would
Clearly 1dcl'e tho popular Determination sustain that pol
Icy ps y best entitled to tie tie eboTs OF the
loyal Of The district IL be doubted tie H..
COnkns far greater degree than Mr. Blunt occupies tLis
position lie and RpEssenlatvs IL Congress-
sud during the last two sessions in tile critical period Of
national existence has by bis speeches his acts ana hi
proved his fidelity the Union aud bis promising
hostility to It's enemies In addition his personal irteg y
hgl ied qushcasiOns Lis experience and acquaintance with
Sic views Of tue Government AID with the desas Con.
sessionsl duty prominently lily him for the eItlo8 and
responsible post whch he has ssay tiled His reesCtio
viii 90 yeid ct Of people Of this dt In favor Of lie
policy Of which be has been the consistent and successful
supporter i; would strengthen tue hands Of e Govep
aid satisfy The public sentiment which demands tAu
Termination Of the rebellion.
Ia addition to the foregoing coricraiiors ile fat th
Ri blunt, although put forward b. l,s9 Who justly admire
bs high personal qualities and his devotion to the Ufon
has received nomination except ih rendered by indie
pendent Convention while lr Consliug preeated tia
shs NOMINEE Of the regularly Union and ,a5
can Convention leads ireebiy the conclusion that the
regular Union Of the de c viii be ior NJ COuk
ling suca extent make the support Of Mr Buut
OF votes which, if 70. Mr.. ConAins iaay
ipslro his election by large majority.
Under these circumstances IL, Gersigned ieire tia.
votes cAs TOT Mr. BLUM; will ely contribute TO elect tie
Seymour candidate, respectfully tler eoweis zs
Of .h district lutte IN giving present representative
Frederick A. Coukns cordial active and UNITING support
JAMES RENNICK. ANDREW HOAGLAND,
[. y. ) ROOSEVELT. WIN g. RUSSELL,
J GREEN PEARSON, FRANCIS 4. STOUT
CHARLES h. MARSHALL. SAMUEL HALL
N. ALLEN BUTLER, WH bETMULD,
WILLARD PARKER. OSCAR r. HAWLFY,
sam FRfNhENHEIMER JOHN W. IhORAE.
SEWELL V. DODGE, NANUERBlLr L. BUXTON, |
NORRIS FRANKLIN, JOHN CREIGHTON,
WIN sELiGMAN, p. GO4fEKTS,
OLIVER HOLDEN, ID. GDMPhkfS,
IL. BIKD>ALL, u. -. MASHAPING,
lHO1 If. ~ 9RS JAMES 4. DELAIAIER,
n 81. BURT, HENRY A. CArEN.
HENRY WILSON.