New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

pioycd in tho construction OF forts along
our sea coast; we have reason to believe it is
the same with those at work in our armorios and
on iron-clads and other vessels Of war. The es.
Enlistment near this City wherein medicines
are put up for the Union armies turned out at
least ten votes for Mcclellan to one for Lincoln;
and so with many Others. Weare not complain
ing of this; We are only illustrating the freedom
of the popular verdict from meroenay inAu-
ences. If Federal patronage and military
power were operative anywhere. they must have
been in Kentucky; yet that is the only State
which gives Mcclellan decided majority.
These and kindred facts are not yet known to
Europe; but they will gradually be brought
homo to her more intelligent Glasses, and con.
not fail to exert q salutary and lasting influence
over the more enlighted opinion Of that Cont
nent.
The WorH editorislly says;
1.-THE news from Europe print this morning pre-
scns several points Of interest All the London papers
without exception cypress their eIrmt S,aoai'on ~
Mr. Linoolns reiilecti0n. They sincerely believe that
while he II at tho head Of the government Oh the unbn
States 1t cannot be anything else than seoondiate
power They are Also OF the opinion thst "a. rsssa
< election The shtats severdNfe o. hs horfh~
ard Southern States Hence John Bull rubs his hands
geefuly. and IL Us pleased at the result o. the most
ardent rebel or radicsl In this county,"
Our readers already know how false arc these
assertions - know that no Liberal journal,
whether in the British Isles or on the Continent,
regards the reelection of Lincoln as presaging
or preparing tho triumph OF DisuniOn. "Itwas
a. representing cause.-the cause of National
sn.y that Mr.. Lincoln was reelected" Gays
truthfully Tie [London] Ners. And tho Opinion
Nationale-frst among the Liberal journals of
Pars--says with equal force and pertinence:
"Ths United States have jast msnifes'ed with feta
the idea which governs then. and their madison d.,
termination rtds,abIish Gs Union and " abolish
Slavery"
All the liberal journals Of Paris speak Of the
result in kindred spirit; and even tho dospotic
journals that venture to comment at oil on the
event, accept its obvious Specification. Says the
BOurbOnist Gazette de Fra~cc:
IAN hone Of arrangement with the Southern States
IL now barishod. 1t Is "a TO tue end which tho
Northern States have dscrecd in tho reelection OF Mr.
Lincoln"
The Paris correspondent Of The Ner. York
Herald thus sums up European opinion IS to our
triumph:
THE United states and her people stand higher TO
day In the eyes and hearts II the governments and
people of Europe than they ever have before since thcr
existence as a nation Whatever policy would or would
not have been al by tho choice VI McClehn
the reelection Of Mr. Lincoln proves that the
Americans determincd to maintain their nationality
10 spite Of internal and external foes and NJ any and
every cost This at eas; Ia the explanation given here
OF the Overwhelming majority Mast for Mr. Lincoln;
and the Cabinets OF Europe vii! nov. am inclined 70
believe be convinced oil the folly OF giving any further
aid TO the Rebellion
THE now arrived hero Yesterday morning; and. A
usual when there is anything u importance. was first
received by the ScoessOnists Tbey and we sero pro
pared for the general result but neither OF rs expected
II 10 come 10 such overwhelming form. We and our
friends here are OF coar~c, r~Oced beyond measure
end oyefy loyal American here holds his head higher by
several thsa he has done before In months while
Open active Rebels and their Copperhced sSnpathsers
are crushed and crest fallen The places nj which
American news Ia received werc crowded YESTERDAY
before the dispatch arrived with people eagerly awai.
ing it, and after il bad With thoso anxious 10
CLEAN the latest pstioulars and to congratulate each
other thai country not yet prepared " suooumo
| W hef traitor foes"
In the face Of such testimony. what can
justify assertions 50 unfounded and reckless as
those Of The WoHdi