New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

getheY after hR eecOOD, Inc R'P"D""
From The ,nbiect of freedom Of conscience the
sneaker would express himself With great ,e'uc.enJe
for fear Of being misunc Wheh tne poop'e
raw Tturlcw Weed and Gov seward courlns tuo
Co,bolcs driving the Bible from tho schools, nutist'
inc The school books ana .ndesvoring to DIVIDE tne
csool fnnd in order 70 build up Cshollc tchoos sck-
nowI.1girg the .upre macy of the Pope, It we time
70 organize the Know Nothing party tor ne pufpo's
of di-bsr ding psry of men 10 communion WIN anu
acknowledging a. glance 20 foreign htng' al q
foreen Pope. Bu, il wss fa.se to charge them VITO
religious p oscriptiOu on that account.
II. neIt 6wet a, length o0 the evidences OF FIRE.
mort being Roman Catholic, admitting that II VS.
rs,ber difficult 10 decide the question Of -ome mems
rele eiop But the prizes. Who married tremo2t be had
,sc, rtained was high minded man and nglf dscp-
marian and therefore not likely to unite IL marriage
parties neither of whom were Catholics, contrary 10
The rules Of the Church As regards the baI tsn OF
Lis children Mrs. Fremont being Presbyterian, and
her husband Cstholc, they probably compromised
by getting Episcopaian TO ar minister The ordinsnce'
Mr. French has written 8 letter TO gentleman IN
Troy, which he llr had seen, In which he s'sIeo
that when be bsptiseo children be understood that
previously Mr. Fremont had been Roman Catholc;
And Ale eiman Fulmer bai only yesterday reiterse ed
in the spesk err hearing, wha. be had previously saIu
about Femonts ere ssing himse &c. a, " asG. b
II was pretenc ed that Fremont wss not there 10 feo-
rusry. is52, "but l. II snel Clmsnn, saS In asmng-
"ton, il February, l552, man who was pointed ou'
"to me az Mr.. Fremont, and he resemOied the po'.
"trals have seen of him, except that le wss noe s
ever saw the man. And as fcrther evidence OF Ere
nont's Catto tocism, be engraved cross on peak 10
the Rocky Mountains, according 70 the custom
Of the hrst citcoveIes OF AmsnSs @ 'ui'''Hs o tbs
nome Of tie Pope of Rome Fremon, was
therefore a CATHOLIC beyond al question, and not al
the fasehoods of Henry Ward BeecheI could wipe out
the fact The men who brought Fremon, ioiwaru
were those who bad strven to drive the Bbe from
the con mon schools and who had coquet,ed WIN
Bishop Hughes to get Catholic votes Some one had
uLceftaken TO compare Fremont to Washington; ne
would permit such acompavlson without reeuke
Washington was never court-martaled ana found
guilty of twenty three speclh atiOns. As for Ere
n oLts scientific abies be had put down The ATTITUDE
of TIE sun thirty de grees higher than ever was or
ever would be mot Typographical error, OF oour.e
Fremont knocked Senator FoOte in the face, giving
him son ewbst such blow Brooks gave Sumner
sno biz bographer says that he would have taken the
life Mason, his superior officer, on the spot ne hsd
hod weapon; and Capt. Schenck says that II was
rem ak able fac. that whenever there Wasa hg1 IRE
mont was out of the way. In other words, he was
first a. fess. and last at a fight Quere-Iiox came
he 10 fight Foote, and to want to fight Mason
He then spoke Of the predictions he had made twice
heretofore about the vote of the Know Nothngs IN the
State which bad proved correct while Greeley and Kay
nond and John Van Buren had hit wide OF the mark:
and lie would say that at no time in three Yeas
was the American party 60 well organized In the state
OF New.York and ttat Fillmore was certa to carry
the State He didn't venture to state this time how
many votes they would POLL.
Here the spe aker paused for breath, while the
Jobnstown Fremont Band played tune after which
he resumed his hsIargue, turning his attack tns time
upon Mr.. buchanan But it was a singular fact that
while his hearers ready to applaud his denunca-
to1s of Fremont they were quite unwilling to SIGNIFY
their dsspprobaton Of Buchanan by the fantest DEM
onstratior, though the speaker denounced him viru-
leny Having spoken nearly two hours to an audience
willn to listen an hour longer, he said he had not
time to discuss the Kansas question tonight and 80 he
wound mp by reading letter written to hun, at his
own solicitation by Henry Clay expressing his prefer
enoe for Fillmore ~ Presidential candidate IN ls's.
During his speech he charged Mr. Greeley with saying
that " the Union wi h the South was not worth the
Norths maintaining"
The meeting adjourned amid heavy rain, and we
have not yet heard bow many Of the Know Nothings
from the border county, who came in open wagons,
got soaked that night. 1t rained all night.
Having now given you an account of the meeting OF
the BUCCANEERS and of the Flmourners, weh to saya
word Of the Fremont meeting which came between tn
two Tie audience was Just a. large a. at either OK
the other meetings, crowding the Court House 10 Us
utmost capacity and there no reinforcement IRON
the border county for the reason that no notice wa
Civ en- there. The Hon. John Wells presided, and the
.t spec cE was made By the honorable aud venerable
Daniel Cady, who at the age Of fourscore years and
SIX comes out as ar advocate OF Fremont, bringing
with him weight OF character unsurpassed by that OF
any nan in the land. Already be has 'poken three
times, and doubtless will speak again. 1t stirs ones
soul to listen to the freeds loving sentiments that
gush forth from the heart and fall from she lips of the
old man eloquent.
But the chief speech was made by c. B. Cochrane,
esq.,, of Schenectady, who kept the audience spell
bound from o'clock till Lear half.p past IL. hesitate
Lot to rank hun among the very first orators OF the
day. and every sentiment he utters is true TO freedom
am grated to hear that in all probability he will be
the LeXt Congressman from this District.
Ard now for the state of politics. In this village
each of the three parties claims plurality and being
but slightly acquainted here, cannot say which will
be likely TO prepOnderate. In the northern district of
the town Fremont will have most decided majority;
but in the middle district, which is the largest and
Includes G'oversvile, it is all Fremont You can
count the voters Of the opposite parties on your fin
ger. Gloversvil le Is fact village, having doubled
in four years; and perhaps village of 1000 IA hab
itsns in the State will do more for Fremont. More
moreyis earned, probably than by any place of its
size, ard more given away within radius of two
miles to benevolent objects than by all Fulton County
besdes. A subscription paper is around containing
already $500 for kansss, and the sum will probably
be doubled. A magnificent Seminary, in successful
operation fer one year. perhaps unsurpassed by any
in the State, and connected with the advantage of good
moral society," better place is afforded foi the edu
cation Of youth of both seIes.
FREEDOM IN PENNSYLVANIA