New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30

.ns .,rO.pr ts. er,be ctery Of 1rOco 81. m the .h.r
OF HiI zoos and SILVER OrsJs NUM- nf iLSo
THE SACRED MOUNTAINS IN LABOR.
| T. tAs Es,sr or TIE ~ Y. TriSras'
| SIR. TIE Hon. ]. T. Hesdley's address to q mas
Know yothin- meeting ct Montgomery on the banks
! of,he WalsilI-n'r rendered cl.ssic-is a gem II
reported verbatim his sI,rnrers would only hold II
csrcstune. R,quieseat a. pace, til, ne" edi1i' ID o.
bis Misceilaries is issued. HIS main poirts Were hIs
power a. literary speaker and lectuer-hs 'ack ct II
as q stump orator. The bombsrdment Of Grej;'own
was tie u sSteIpece tf the Democracy. the W digs,
who refused 10 fuse, wore f4rhfu, jdst and Dure--
"upspotted from tue world OF pc ines. The knoE-
Meetings. were their brethren ID REFORM aud would
welcome them the only live rel resen'aves OF time
honorsd Federalism. Tue Scr efdry ~ then grew
bolder in bis hlghts-Gvuigeo the TACT thar he hsi
resd hlstort of his county IN bis library from un-
pub,hed documents which cad never been stained by
the impress of elers, an0 he should ooe day scue
them from the mantle OF antiquity that uone hal dung
over them Then the Rer. j. 4. H. spoke o. NE i ie
prophets. 10 he prOphesleth LlghtT1ogs aud
tbunc erngs, and earthquakes, cooud zoos be IN
France, end swallow up the Beurbons. and III 2
"chs1 ed eagle would then shake eli Us fetteTe AMI
"perch on Note Dame &c.-a la Napoleon and
"bs Marshals."
MIR. Hesdley was followed by Kiog Chandler, Sho
seio 81 was poor, am well to do, hencs you WI
in for the whole country and nothing else m. anng,
we suppose. the Offices not excepting that u Cock
Robin, Of bis dear Fishkl Landing Lodge OF fifteen
bundled Bnmah POodras
Georse Wsshin. ton Mllspaugh presided over this
mas meeting which consstei of bows and men 10 The
humber Of 81, and thought one might as we'll com-
mence an action for aHit and battery agas' nun
der cloud for passing and striking hls barn a. the
Fusiousts sttemp. " cbsin the proud bird Of Amer
ics loIlh Of Mason and Dixon line. No oth-r cqsh'
oLies occurred. WALKILL.
IScREasK OF LABoRERs.-Hcsts Of the old Barn
burners cordially supporting the ticket headed by
their friend and cosdjptor in lsis, Preston King.
This is lot surprising The surprising thing is tha'
any man who honestly acted with the Free Soil party
at that period should be found cooperating win
Cochran aud se) mour in saving the present rotten
AZ mpistration from the abyss TO which they are
tending.
Among those who have recently made public their
determination to sustain the Republican ticket are
Gen. yele prominent ard influential Democrat Of
Trov. ard the Hon. William p Angel, leading
Democrat Of Cattaraugus county, and year or two
since State Prison inspector Both these gentlemen
have taken the stump in behalf of the Republican
cause. The ST. Laurence Republican of the 23d inst.
has The following:
"Jbe Hon. James H. TITUS, me Democratic mem.
her of the Assembly of this State, to whom SiIas
WRIGHT wrote letter in 1916 in favor o. he Wpot
proyiso Gays in letter that be wishes all his friends
10 know that he is in favor OF the Republican move
met and shall vote the Republican ticket
SENATORIAL NOMINATION..
Alamo s. UUham has been nominsted az the Repub
Ecan candidate TOR SENATOR in the district composed of
Geresee Orleans and Niagara. lie was member oil
the Senate In 1889 and 1853.
REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS.
The nominations of the Republican party for jus
tees of the Supreme court are now complete. rhey
are as follows. Those marked with a star are the
prt sent ineumbents
Emott; lid district, Ambrose L. Jordan IVth dis-
trict, Duncan McMartn, full term snd Aionzo {.
Page, June xpred tern y Vth district William +. Al
len With district RaIso Balcom; Win district,
DAVID Wright; With district, Noah Davis, jr.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
XXXth ser atoria district )hn Is. Hal5ted, Wy
omiDg.
TowrKISs Cous1Y-Assembly, Ist district, Lyman
Stobrlcge. .. w
Gles.on, jr.i sheriff, Zebulon f. GooaIlcTi e.eTt
coronera, Martin Blu lock and f. l, Gibbs; sessions
stephen X. Thatcher; Assembly, LIST district, John
Mesu; lid district Ezekiel Miller.
LEWIS CouErY-Judee, Edward A. Brown; clerk,
SidI ey S, lveser; sheriff, John N. Paris; assembly,
David A. AlRur: superintendent, Samuel Northan;
sessions. " r. Waers.
ORANGE CoUSTY-Sberif, William Houston; JUICE,
BENJAMIN F. Duryea; surrogate, John z. Mcconnell;
cllk Cbares Drake; justice, james L. Eos er.
ST Lawrence COUsTY-Sherif, PAIGE Converse;
iuo.e, William c. Brown; surrogate, Jaues Reding-
ton: clfrk Benjamin G.. Baldwin; superintendent
Horatio s. Mu1 son; session William +. Gurley; as
senby lst district, Emory W. Abbot; lid dietoct
Bepisniin Squire; IlIc district, Dsnia P. Rose r.
AfLEGHAIY CoUSTY-Sherif, Samuel c. Cotton;
county Judge John 8. Collins county Jerk, William
b. Alley; Justice Of sessions, c. w Woodwork;
coroIe era. Chsuney F. CLARK and Epos Baldwin.
FULTON CoUsTY-AssembIy, Wesley Gleason;
Judge John Stewart; sessions, james Stewart:
Ulster coUyTY-Sherif J. + Davis; clerk, r. j.
Everett; Judge, Reuben Bernard; surrogate, A.
Schoobmai err jr superintendent of poor, u. Bruyn;
asss rnbly Ist dis riot G. A. Dudley; assembly lid
district, John ID. Howell.