New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
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;,t.,,crs and at the same l'''
quo 49, . o., n. appointed time and "heh inc
''C'' D"N' 10 known ]. b. Gates esq, "i /
.'''' ...,ir.pt Republican proposed a discuss
.,,..tl,n with Col. Shuiedf, the Bn- !
'''' TIL, the calan Colonel rcmr'n- !
.'''" ...cr.t;an s the better pllt of vaior,
I,.,,d wherein ior the purpose OF quiet,
- I'm retired g." another hotel, where they
." .n3 much o,thu~n-m, and listened to a
,.,r,rt review Of the subject IN speech ct
t., three horrs. hv Nj Gates. The Buchan-
.. appcais. were not 50 successful for an hour had
..,,.i, cla,,~,d before they entered hc Republican
,e.i.ne ina "a body, accompanied by large numi'rr OF
T.Vmorcitc-. many of them prominent ana influential
,n,nl,Is OF the party, AMI commenced a systematic
disturbance of the meeting. At inst il was coniinedto
Constant tlnnng upon tc stains and frequent cheers for
I;lluore but A. tie combined forces grew more nut
ucrous and liquor flowed more freely, the rioters As
summed greater boldncss and poured in upon Tho
sneaker a stream of vie abuse and h.acksuaTdiS'n
.uch An would DIVE disgraced the hthc~t purhcu-
81 the Five Points. H. spite Of these Interruptions
however, the speaker continued and finished his adj
dress. and the meeting adjourned with three cheers
fer Free speech Free Sod and Fremont.
After adjournment the pa-sage-way wa blockaGed
J., crowd cf most Misunderstanding heluss who gave
vent to their rage in cures aud threats upon the
beads Of the Frcmoutcrs. A back staiicas" was at
lcrgh Discovered and the speaker ana ms fnciHiS
descended IN safety the street. amid the wells ana
sxccrations Of the mob. Between T. and O'Clock
,c rode AWAY from the hotel, leaving the united
,obor, Of James Buchanan and Mlard Fillmore re-
io;cing over what they called an utter discontinue
:. ,tc . Woolv Ucnds." JESSE.
An immense Fremont and DAYTON meeting was
1rd at Troy on the 81 inst, which was addrc-cd by
David Dudley Field. the Hon. VIM. \. Howard OF
Michigan the Hon. Thos. b. Carroll, 4. B. DIN, esq.
;e Hon. James b. Mexican, Martin l.. Townsend and
others. The Court House filled, and the assem-
1lcd throng, which numbered some 1000, We're
obliged to resort to street meeting to accommodate
tie h,tncrs.
Gnyr>K CorNrY.-A fine Fremont Club Ia. been
formed ut Ashland and several spirited meetings have
lecn held
ScHY>rcTADY.--Thc Young men Of this city are
dong u noble work for Freedom. They hold fire.
Qucnt meetings and arc gaining strength with uncx-
implcd larility
No FrS.-A Republican correspondent q, Brasher
Pals ST. Lawrence County, Is discouraged! lie finds
TIE campnien duh and spiitoss. The reason Is, IN
hs noiglbohOod there Is no fun, for every one
zoe. in for Fremont. He wants little opposition.
"A Fremont Club has been organized in Johns
turgh Warren County j. Thomas Pres dent. Fifty
Iams enrolled at thc INST meeting. 3 thompson
Of Albany addressed them. There was meeting re-
C,mtly AZ Moth Crock warmly lndOrSng IL publican
principles. Mt which the Rev. n. ID. Milne Mcssfs
FLETCHER, Wcatheiby and others spoke. Next Thurs
tav sept II there l. to be II County Meeting az War
rc-bmlh The Hon. Charles Hughes and other dis |
linguistic d speakers arr 10 address H.
BRrARING Up OF TIE X. y. CoCNcIL Al PRATTs- |
81 RGH.-The American Council Mt Prdttsburgh met |
ias week and passed series of resolutions declaring |
that they could rot acQuc>cc in the action of Slave
holder Bordcr-kulan opponents OF Freedom. Free |
" Labor and Fcc Speech. who controlled the Il. \. |
Convention at Phladi pima: nor IN the conduct of the |
E American press m falsely charging john C. Ere
mont. whom the people VIII delight 10 honor, with be-
ing Roman,t SIaycholdcr dcaultcr to the |
GcnCa Government &C.; that they repudiate the |
domination of M.ard Fillmore and Andrew jackson |
Donc'>on, and dissolve all political connection with |
tor supporters; that they adopt the nomination o. |
Fremont and Dayton and viii work i"l their election.
PNATINE.-Thc farmers mechanics and working |
pN OF the town OF Paiaunc nobly and promptly re- |
Spudcd To call i"r meeting to form Fremont club
ticw DAYS ago. The meeting composed of indi- |
vdua who have HIT clto acted with diiecut political
factions but are united IN their opposition Ia the
extension of Slavery INTO territory dedicated To
Freedom 10y solemn compact.
CAR1HAGE.-Ilcrc was an enthusiastic Fremont
demonstration in hi, village ON Monday cnns, winch
viii exert beneficial influence IN the coming rro'idcn-
tai contest. Although thcrc was but one day notice
gwen there l five hundred persons present, IN
Cudng several ladc. The meeting was addressed by
lie Hon. Charles f.. Clarke, formerly Member of |
tngrc,, from this D-tr q, extensively known through
tu tie State man ol talent, character aud extern
svc political requirements IL was thoroughly an cio- |
1een and ntci nesting cilolt, Astounding in quaint With
Cns telling rchukcs, and stirring appeals. True and
emphatic IN it, import the lesson was not lost when
lt speaker sou lat To- ncuicate.
ArrrGAxY Co.-At a meeting of the Republicans of |
g. town of Amity To- form Fremont and Dayton |
Cub the following officers elected: Joshua ktth-
l.n President; {. VI. Allen, Nice-Prcsidcnt; Bonn.
Norton. Treasurer; J.. H. Mctcali, Secretary. The |
teu among the frccncn of this town Is the same rs
frurh the whole of A,gany Co., and the opposition
/ Fremont is very small.
lF,o1q Letters 10 The Aljapy Joerpoll
RRooNE CouNrY-P.ospect good for 100 majority
7 Fremont III BIoOmr.
C,rr,R,Grs CoUSn-IIISsDALE.-The " banner
Lawn Of the Democracy while the Democratic party
4VD cr,sfci will give large majority for the Repu6-
u an ticket IN November.
CAYuGA CorNTY.-The Republicans are gaining |
daily from the Hndoo ranks Moravia formerly gave |
f,m 20 to 1880 democratic maiorty. We shall with
<u doubt give Fremont this Fall 10. There are III
+ vote in Cato about 800 yocs of whom full lOO are
good for Fremont aud Dayton, and much enthusiasm |
prevails.
Co1ruBlA Cor>lY.-Thc cause in this county looks |
r7y. Ou4 ranks are beng daily rcricished from the
D democracy.
CoR1IAND CouNrY-So far this section j. con-
e crid M least one half OF the men that voted for |
, icrce ia 1872 in ti- District, are now for Fremont.
DELAWARE CorxrY-We expect to roll up such a |
faiority or Fremont as was heard from the hills
eli Old Delaware. We hal large meeting Yesterday |
IL old Democratic Franklin. About go voters OF the
town signed the call There between OpO and 'OJ
Y VC, IN the town