New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

200 Aeuns mostly so aud fOur oo'ee - Thsre
there we've scores Uf young men on NJ ,o,v #
- a., nsn,nl. IN ,itenc sncs tom the C'ioy
Wa,ne wiich County receive oa" 81,
ia,c. At county d.lega'ol outsde oi oIa'A' ;,a,ed
- The buccaneers o' Contectcu' nov ,,oI
the fpllo~ioQ Electoral ticket: Al h"e n NH.
Ii CHAN, A. G. Hszsd. let Dl''r'' ,n, Ds,r,ct
baIo; lid d strci, Ralph l. i"gefou' C..aJd
james H. Hov.y; lV'h lhstn"' ny! !.,od =. ,he
Fh.,p PIlsbuD hss been nou''n" w 9"
-, %, T. ,ncress in the lid DIs'uct OF
" "e 49, rrd Nehemiah Abbott ID The Repu'-
,'.:..,o and Henry ibgals is the candidate OF
n,s IN the Vth District, Israel Wash
'' ,,e pre.ent .be and faithful Representative,
,o,,oated by the Republicans for reelection
"sT p.,rbI can nominations for Congress in Ohio
are a. follows;
D'""iii AphOn,u. T.f Of Cincinnati, Hamilton county
ii. John Gurley Of CinSin sti, Hamilton coua,y'
iV..Ts,hs- u Nichols Of Liqls Allen county.
v..Riehsrd ~o,t OF T.l.dn Lucas county
VII. AG II Harlan Of Yeos Sorinss, 0r.eoe coutt
VIII. e.non OF Bell-'on,s ne, Loss1 eounty
lX..COoper X. Watson oi Tifha, Seneca county
X. hipey c. Hoffman ot Jackson, Jackson county.
XI..Vsl-In.e 4. Horton OF foueroy Nsts enun y.
Xii John Johns s.sr%s1 S d %an;ssd s,aaod cSonsy
XIV. III euop Rl.. of Elyria Lors,u couoty.
Xv.. Val u r. s.pp OF doaDt Vernon, Keox county
XVI.C Tho nps OF Mcconnell svIle. Morgan county
XVII. Charles j. Albright OF Canbndse, Guerd.ev county
XylII .BeuJsnnF Leite, of Canton, sta,l eoan'y
KIN. sd@sTd W ade Of evei.nd CuyAho.a county.
XX.J,hua r. Cddiuss Of Jea-rson Ashtabu's county.
XXI. John A Bingham Of Cain Harmon county.
The Republic ,ns have LoDioated for reclecaon
eighteen OF the twenty ope Members who low repre-
stnt the State 1r Day Of The fist Dstfict haviog
been nominated, DE- cir ed ON accOut Of Ill health and
Nr. Taft has been selected to supply the vacancy In
two Districts the I'd AID 10 h, where the Men,
bers have not proved faitt fuI the principles
which they we're elected, the Republicans have nOmi-
mated De~ utn.
AZ Al, 0atro va he n
f.ld, OHIO, o, tbe 2lst ut. One feature n the pfo-
oesscp which the editor Of The MInsfeld Trtegraps
say was sn hour and three quarters in passing hin,
by his watch consisted of t:oop Of $50 young men
on horse back whs 10 cast their 's: Presidential
vote this Fall But the most unique thing in tue
affair Was the " Clean Sweep" Dsnaotn bi'korS
broom suspended like bell from rigging in the
weeop, end was worked With lever aud cord, in the
same wsy. Il Vas received with shout, along the lne
IL is proposed to have a grant Fremont mass
meeting for ali New Eog.pd on Boston Common, on
the leh If Sc pener the day after the Inauguration
OF the Franz in Statue
Ragged SOte and Irredeemable Blackguards' Is
the defcription wbi The Lon,sr1Ib Jouonal FILL
more. gives the Western settlers who accomp anied
Lane INTO Kansas. The Boston Post indorseS this
lsi guage
The Bangor JDurnaI Buchanan, calls the Free
State settlers 'rovng bandit'
"A BuchsIeer, On seeing poster for & meeting OF
the Democratic Fremont Club" Of Concord, New
Hampshire exclsined
"Tbat il too cussed mean. They stole our princi'
pes lot opo and now hey have stole our name.
-Tbe Caifo'na correspondent OF 1he J0"rHN
Commtyce ADDS another to those who believe Ere
m,pt's chances If carving that State to be good
Coming from such source the aimssion is important
The writer ssys:
"ti- hardy possible TO predict the result OF the next
Presto e. tisl carnoa n in this State. H.d the Demo
Crsts put 'he Paciec Railroad project mo ,he
Buck enc Br.ok wOad have carried th' o'a'e' ou,,,
ss il IT, there are ms,y who ok for Fremont vote.
Gov. Wells Of Name, on the 26th ot August 10
. .spe.ch st Rockland, said, If Fremont should be
{" elected the South will secede, and the DemocraAc
"party of the North will sustain the South. Stall the
"D.uocrate of toe North be ruled by the Repuoi!-
"caps? No, pev-r
-2he Clereiand tOho) Plaindealer, which sup
ports Buch4, ao oDy surpassed by The E1P'esS o'
this city in the veness and va garty OF It's nngs az
the Gernaos. Soch fact shows as well no" they
sre goi in the West, as the hberaty of the Border
Rrfian4
"A large meeting OF the German citizens OF R'x'
bun, Mas was hello on Thursday evening, TO form
Freuon, Club TIE M4rselll4se sung and speeches
mace b, Drs uai al d Solger, aud Mr Schmidt
MADISON Go N. "a letter from lie narosvi lie to
The albany Journal, annouIc cling the formation oil
Fremont Cluh, says: .
We are on the extreme eastern boundary Of Madi
son County, in the Town of Brooshsld. Tbs toVn
contaii about 500 votes and has st aduy ven from
100 10 200 De nocrauc majority. Bu' sioce the noun.
nation of FIR mont and Day'Oo there has been g..at
change ib the public sentiment OF fhs viclnty. men
of ali pa,t.e arc whe. ing IN the X ibi14d rank-,
b. ~ the lst OF NOvonb next there will be on
mere eho y -e solitary Ba;naoan spectator. we
ano cco major a 10 uy " SUU % Framo". We
hope to i. cnaae even thfte m ~ "
- There il to be Mass Fremons Convention at
Pattsburgh, n. Y, on the 18th Of Sep,emppe, vhen
GtUs WILSON aid NYE and other excellent speakers
are expected to be present. The gathering will be
great one.
-ASsos BURLISGAME is speaking to immense
getoeliIgs In PennSs vana. He is to speak at VIII
Transport day this week, and aterward at Rome,
Ny.
"A Convention was held a. Manchester on the 26th
ut 10 oninate candidate for Republican ElectOr
for that District which the arges, and most en-
tbueiastc mass meeting ever held ia the State OF
N,w.Hanpehme. correspondent says that every
train that srived during the day brought
enormous lolos Of human freight. Nearly
.ll the Fremont Clubs in Hilsboro and Merri'
nsc Counties came with banners and bands of mus,.
Some towns with only goo voers sent delegation OF
$50 ard l75 &C. AT II O'Clock, at least u, 900 people
fiou the country had arrived in the city by carriages
ehd by railway. The prlnc'ps streets were 30 crowded
With people tina, 1t was impossible for carriages to
pass through them. Business was nearly sus-
pepced in the city, and everything wore a
hCldsy aspect. Public bulldogs and private
residences were orosmented with hsgB mot
toes &C. AID decorated in a splendid maoner. The
Hon. DaDiel Clark of Manchester, presided, and was
nominated for Eect,r Effective speeches were made
b. Gen. Nye OF New YO,k, Hon. Moses Kimb1l Of
H. ston the Rev John Pnncs of 4ssachusetts, Hon.