New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-11

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The Cla,lcs'on Is. c , b.. -cury says he Demo.
cratic leaders sesm TO be snatts.' with that n rsss
which IL the forerunrer of destruotio. No do1bt q
~ lie nadIess has been long on the.. and The de-
| ''uouon IA close at haId.
tne American Council at Scottville, Monr;s c.,
- Vo'ed on the I'd inst. to supper. Fromon, cad
ana thtn dissolved their lodge. Good.
-rfehoN IL gaming every dsy. writes friend som
Skinpers EDDY, Penn. Wort IT,, 81 $500, "a.
cause Of Freedom. '"N
Henry County, d., will give Freno,, q, T. a., No
majority. 10 says a correspondent At Gnv.
| In the Revolution there were NO be,,., ,.,-,,I
than the women let their daughters show d. 80
zeal In the cause Of Liberty now. lie. them "a. o.
il aueDce TO secure the election Of Fremont ara h.
| Freedom Of Ksrsas.
A Fremont Club with 100 members has beea
formed at West Norfolk, Conn.
The Worcester Mas Palladium n declaring
for Fremont, says discover great line Of die
tipciiop running between the party of Mr.. FILLMORE
ard the party Of Mr.. Buchanan. Both covs. power;
and both will be subservient to the Slave Power.
Border Rufiian documents being ci',rlateH
from WASH, gtop under false franks. We has. seen
sn envelope that covered Buffers speech marked
Free, Geo. w. Macay."
Mercer Chapter, No. %, of the Order OF C,ited
Americars. hos protested against the attempt Of .
meeting of delegates Of that Order in New Jeseyto
commit the Order to the support Of Fillmore, since ooe
Of its fur damen,a principles is to avoid "sli a'oeAr
,ion with psrty politics"
Mr. Samu, Rogers, who has for several years part
clicated as one Of the Mail Agents on the Harlem
Railroad between New York and Albany, IN Gomez
ouence Of having manifested his preferences for tho
election of the Rocky Mountain hero to the Pres'den'
ta chair has be en- rstied that his services are no
longer required BY the Post-Ofiice Department ana
that his successor (Mr. John w. Nalkenburgh) WIZ
assume the duties of Mail Agent in his place, thus
Monday morning. We ale assured that Ny. Rogers
tas performed his duties faithfully and efficiently but
the sin Of expressing sentiments favorable 10 the
claims of Fremont has been de emed an unpardonabie
one hence his condemnation 10 the political guotins.
His successor is professedly enlisted IN the cause OF
Buck and Brock.
A friend from Fshkill Landing writes as follows:
"The dedication of the Newburgh Rocky Mountain
CABIN 10 Fremont AMI Freedom, Wednesday OF
this week exceeded III numbers and enthusiasm any
thing we had d right to hope in 20 srong flIm9ie
neighborbood; 3 600 men we've present. AS the CSDi9
accommodates but 800, a second meeting was ne'a
outsice. ] much impressed with the speeches "
A. Oakley Hail. esq., and Gereral Nye. Anhousu
men of very opposite characters, they u'on0 '''S
strong pull uDlted -,
"A Southern correspondent of The Boston 1ae-
ero,A ssys that Fremont Electoral ticket will soon
be nominated in Virginia, and that this demonstrators
il owing very much to the late blow struck oy inc
slavebreeders at the peoples rights in the expuslos
of Mr. Underwood from the Old Dominion for partc'-
papg in the recent Philadelphia Convention.
The news of the nomination of Fremont and Day
ton reached Topeka X. T., on the afternoon VI Juno
o. Ia the evening meeting was held, az wmch
rumber of eloquent speeches were made and series
of resolutions passed ndorsng the platform and nom'-
nees. The (Topeks) Kansas Tribune says;
"The NEE ting, previous to ad)ourning gave tnreo
deaenpr cheers Tor Fremont and Dayton, and three
times three for the Free state OF Kansas, DohnieS
were burning in the streets-houses were iuumhafeo,
and wild joyful enthusiasm seemed to psIvs s wan
efgy of Frank Pierce lowered into the flames anc ie
the earth shake beneath our feet with the stamps quo
cries that Sled the air. Every one seemea 10 ~
pleased with themselves and perfectly satisfied With
the nomination
The Republican State Gazette, at Trenton, sAN
that "Mr. Fillmore objected to Mr.. Fremont that be
was sectional candidate, inasmuch a. he would
"receive no support in the South 1t appears by the
ELECTIONS lust held that Mr.. Fillmore is in the same
"predicamert
ID. J. writes from Oneonis, Otswego county, New
Yok, under date of August 9th, 1856, as follows;
"Oneonta heretofore of the strongholds OF the
SayeDc,scy can be- safety set down Tor Fremont
and DAYTON by large majority. The village coipo-
ration las been canvassed AM out OF $50 eyai voters
buchanan has 80 all told the balance are al Tor Ere
mont and Dayton. , -
The Save.drivers of Mich gan have put tho fol-
loving State ticket in nomination. The candidate fIr
Gov, rnor Ex-senator Fetch, after some rather I'M
graceful coquetiDg and refusing the nomination as
often as Cesar did the crown, and while whispering
/ will lever consent, consented" The tx Senstor
seemed fearful lest his private business should suffer,
while attending TO the interests of the State; but ur
less We greatly misread the signs Of the times, the
Wolverines VIII see to it that Mr. Felch have
full permission to attend to his private
business and "nOthpg else The ticket 10
For Gortrnor. .ALPHEUs FELCH Of Wsshtensw
Lieut. Gorenoy..ED EDWIN IL toIhkUf - RsIsmsz'o
An G,n.yoi....".AM0s GOULD Of shiswsSee
STATE T,,a.vo.. ROBERT w DAVIS q 0sklnd
iaditoy General. DAVID b. DENNIS of Braaca
Com Land otiee. .4LIlN Go0DKxlp9k Of insh.m.
CORE spoil dent Of The NeTark Daily Adrertisev,
writing from Toms River, the County seat Of Ocean
County Avg. g, that they have Mormon Church
in full operation in that place. Their number is quite
large and is increasing. They maintain all the tenets
of the Mormon Church stouty. They have preachers
resident there and priests Of higher grade frequently
whiting them from Salt Lake City and from New York.
Although prevented by law from openly prac.icing
poygamy, they warmly defend and advocate il,
and that by course and style Of argument
Lot at all calculated to elevate the morals Of
the place. Large numbers Of both sexes attend their
church. and they prosslytirg very fast particu.
larry omoDg the young and women. They arc
unanimous for Mr. Fillmore for President, for the
that by the appointment of their High Priest
ard Prophet Brigham Young as Governor Of Utah
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