New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04

as IN other parties. His great liberality however
"covers multitude of sins" and he WI Away
be able to exert large influence, Notwithstanding
bis impracticsbiity and lack Of common sense s.
| leader.
There were some outsiders in attendance at tlis
Convention and sore Of them replied 70 Mr.. Smith
| end associates with much force aud elOqu-nee
Anstl Bacon, ESQ.,, of Seneca Falls made capital
speech, and closed wib some excellent slvice e.
| all friends Of Freedom rt the North. He thought
! .hofe Nko had Joined secret societies had better
| quietly come out" and Ais waning 10 everybody
was to prepare for the great battle soon to be
fought There was really only one question before
tie American people-the Slavery queston-and
there should be OILY two ps-tics All the friends
Of Freedom ,koud march together as the Slave
Chgsrchy are preparing 10 do At the South
Mr.. MAY Of liis city, a Garrisonan except as
regards voting, replied to Mr.. Smith directly Ia
vindicstion of he cOurse in voting tor tr~ men
whenever before the people Fhis is in accord
spce with common sense and any sther course is OF
10 higher character than chilGs play Gerrit
smih has tried his Liberty party snd other organ
izstioDs for 20 year1. and what has 1t amounted
to- At ore time they numbered about 10, 900
votes out If 100000, snd then they d.sindleddown
TO q lew hUpGieds 60 il ever will be with any
party who hold to such extreme measures.
Public sentiment in sAis section is forming for
Republican movement On l. Ocal and State tickets.
Tie Ne~-York Know. Nsthngs-thatis, the organ
izstion-bsye gone over 10 the South The masses
never can be transferred in that direction. The
Free Soil portion will seoe6e and join the popular
movement and the Know y othing leaders will 60
10 seed ca the same characters did in the Wing
patty. They are only the old Silyer.Grays in dis
euise, in conjunction with portion Of the Old
Hurkers.
Tie crops, oh how they grow these warm, sun
DIV days Look out for food for the million" this
Iall. Every crop excepting corn looks well with
us wheat, cats, rye, potatoes, grass aud now If
we can have such weather as we have had for few
days past through July and August that important
crop will be fair.
Salt. On account of the troubles in regard to
brine early in the season started off rather brisk
AZ first, and sold for 81 40 per barrel The price
now has assumed steadieT character and sells for
81 so per barrel of FIVE bushels That price will
be II aintained through the season. They say your
CITY dairy fine salt-gTinders are getting a little
cunning. They buy cur salt grind it, put it in
sacks and brand ii ashton" The dair, men who
sre 20 fond of foreign products make complaints,
and we believe their butter sells, as heretofore, as
No ].
Tie Maine Law will generally be obeyed in this
region Our large liquor-dealers are selling their
stocks at auction We are sorry to see your
claw abiding" citizens acting so badly on this
question. Would it not be well for these cotton
gentlemen to hold another Castle Garden
meeting
This warm weather will turn peoples heads to-
ward Saratoga, Niagara, Catskill and the White
Mountains We have several retreats of this char
acter in THE section. Tie Chittenango and Messi-
IA Springs and the South Bay Island lin Oneida
Lake. are favorie resOrts, and are receiving lib
ersl share Of patronage.
We had fine thunder-shower last night which
cleared off warm, and the sun shines beautifully
this morning.
Strawberries are not quite as plenty with us as
in YOUR City, though we are supplied from the gar
dens OF J. qusrt-last week 1I3. BURKE.