New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26
RESPONSES OF THE PEOPLE.
NORTHERN ONO.
The Hon. kosERr c. WINTHROP, Boston.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Cores pondepce Of The ". Y Tribune
CLEVELAND, Monday, June %, l-j6.
Cleveland has gsaDtly opened the campaign tor
Fremont and Dayton, by the most enthusiastic meet
ing that has been witnessed for years.
saturday evening the 2Ist, at the sound Of the can
mn. the masses began to assemble, and by O'Clock
from four TO five Thousand gathered on the pub
lie square. :.
tn. meeting was opened by William sade, jr.,
Chairman Of the County Central Committee, who' al.
Tar some remarks upon the objects OF the meeting and
the importance of the issues involved in the coming
csnpajcn introduced Judge Rufus 7. Spsuldng dele
gate 10 tb. Philadelphia Convs ntion, once prominent
member of the ID, cratic party, but nov heartily en-
listed in the cause of Free Soil and Fremont.
To those who know the Judge ! need hardly say
that his spt ech was good, io be always speaks 10 "a
MONT and cljpches the nails as he drives them no
man will stIike harder or move effective blows ior
Freedom IL the coming campaign th An Judge o.
The next speaker was the Hon. ID. X. Cartier for
reriy ID. mocratic member of Congress from the Sax
D.t;;ct and for many wears a prominent member Ut
that party in this State He erned that ne had ever
been and was stil Democrat, ana upon tns question:
of the extension Of Slavery stood where Jeueisoh aud
Wsdion stood and where the Democratic party Of fne
Free States bad stood for many years past. tie hai
witnessed with anazement the down~ara Pr"greFo'
that part al it, base subservlency 10 the slave pvt
as shewn by the resolutions OF the Glnelnna. Sms.f
ticp and that James Buchanan, having planted naise
Internationally ON that platform, bad ceased 10 De
tine Democrat But he rejoiced that the gtra' hear'
of the Northern Democracy still beat true Tor freedo
and under the lead Of the gallant ana pfa'e
il must march Oh to victory e. ..,
The DEMOCRACY was once strong in it, principles;
but having abandoned them to the propagand,s,s Oh
slavery il had lost its vitality and N the rec o
:, was near its political grave lie knew Jonn y.
rco,t our gallant leader and knew him 10 De wise IN
counsel ard Efficient in action lie wa III Tue pm
OF hfe ard though born on savehoIdihg SOU wa po
amid its monuments too, ano, pfeset.tns US anJ
- tn REQ
o,p,.. - extension For forty years had Dacaahau
I'm in ,ublic life but at the rate he had imooeI 'ne
,rue rriucipl,s of Democracy since his @
Fe6eras IL, it would take him Z" the agr ol
- 90 enc mn TO the standard Of true Democrat
Nv Carriers bits were frequent and good, ana eae1
out u os, enthusiastic applause . 49,
~ r. :. nv, sneaker Co James III. Lane was intro,
duct TO the meeting by Mr. sade, as one Nu k ~.
Sit.d ,or the crime Of high treason, and that the
Ir,i,eo States Marshal ana his pose II prsSent, -"
Mid "to come and take hun" The response rU.i
tho crowd gave a slight indication that sucu az
n-ert vould. 10 the officer, have been 100 eAeu1.
=, be nlea,apt" The speech of Col. Lane was oae VI
he mdst Elective have stet cd 10 for years. ooui
inc from man who, ~ an Elect"r, gave 'ne W.
Itoisna TO FrsI kin Pierce ian act Tor whch ne
Co.. 6,,Ciyeness from high Heavenli from one VINO -
radsnflv stood BY Cen Taylor upon the Pii'Ss .
Bpeps Vita, and who, from childhood up asa p.sn
..rch, that 10 20 Iegula ~ 20 Church, aLd VOC Io-
NJ scratched Democratic iicket, tue o6noj
,fmsn. ~ speech he made Produced most Pro'ou"d
sensation. 8, ..., .,l mock
For pure eloauence, whitening sar'asin snu Ah'
A. ", A.. uupet bis speech has rarely been eqdiied
Sro could II BE- Insde through the Free std'es, On
Garau would need afidayis after encer 10 prove
that he bad been canoldats' -
H. demonstrated beyond al peradven'H'e I'D
,oihi, y r.msiued to the Democracy ou, the I'D
:, ~, dom bad been sacrificed to the deuia1is o.
S,sv,rv rropucandsts-thst james Buchanan nai
hou,d'bis head 10 the same power, anu thaI rs
.,irmDh would be the Geah-knell 10 the nopes
K,,as. that Kansas enslaved, toe same d--uu! "'u4
Fkciv D fall New Mexico and other Ieuitones-
He commented with great power uPo5 tue infamous
of KArsas and their denial 10 the tree setues VI
ibe Great rights Of FIeemen, free speech and Tee
He sroke Of our leader a. one raised Up oy "vi ~
l,sd III, great nation back TO the principles VI rs
founders. ,.,. .,l h;s la .i.ion
He,t.kt ,f his wisdom his earing "nd a. ue@'s''"'
AND n, sdicted for him glorious triumph ;, il,
Ci. Lanes speech was enthusiastically 'so 800,
"a nav Democrats who bad been hating between
49, an;r;ons wen, bone determined DO ioigr 70 sut
or, na,ty who bad proved fase to their Old ii' a"'
TO evefy principle Of Preston. &C.,, p,x lbnrn
Ibsve barely room TO adj that Ge 'rge bra
and Imam Griswol1, esqs., were su 'ccs,Ve! r..
rt and .truck blo~s thai told uPJn tns : a. -, ~
-, a the ions .kiD.' Democracy attempts .oe 'V
,thr lion. but the sound betrsy- the counteI. h,
Aoer a =, ci,al OF the snec10e OF MI: rIr'' =.
.;,hL,d tom ter husband biz recall rom ne u -