New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08


might hear torrents Of ISLANDERS upon Their patty and
csfdidaies and cas-, their poisoned arrow. the cause
which they 20 much cherished, We, the Republican
rsrtv would proceed right in their march of Free
fom in spite of all the ratings and SANDER of their
orroperts for they were sustained by the conscious.
pess that with them were enlisted al the intelligent
Enthusiastic and honorable men OF the eoutry. With
that party too were TO Be found the young men,
vet uppoluied and unframed by the corruption
Of old political parties. Against the Republican
Many were arayed the entire horde of those
hsve been purchased by the spoils of Office Of the
roan Mo would betray Christ for fifty dollars one day,
and ,be next day beray the devil for hundred dol
lar. Laughter and applause. Their opponents sad
they were found N bad CcIIipahy, N onai'uon YIN
50 I'm no name any man in the Republican ranks vino
I'D ben guilty OF such political corruption their al
versaI ad been IN tunes past lie would DEFY them
80 -, ont in their own ranks such oaiers and
al - ser. found IN the ranks OF their opponents.
Iet tb.m rail over what they styled the bad company
in which hey found u. AT any rate they the
- vLo fitted out slavers, nor with those
vbo made a traffic of human flesh. and who sold
,I.ir own children at the auction block, and who
.roated trtr slaves with more than Russian dospot
!, was said III At the Republican party was fash
;d 81 tic most disc rdant elements OF Temperance
,nar ~ bjeot.. of know-NohIugs, and God only
- vlat Csc. But wrong and miscd a. they are
- mid vet prefer Temperance men and Know Moth
-. ~; bofGe # Ruflians which attack the Liberties
80 our reorle alike the borders Of our Territory,
snd a. he National Cspitcl land which maze the
,e,,o AZ DeUrCTiCy nOlinS Uut O!e NoId 4 ueelsi.
It Int cor moment at the platform oil that party
80. ! a, Cincinnati In the lat resolution there Is a
invitation extended To everybody without dis
ii1ction Of party TO gather upon that platform
Io',Lev arc PROMISED hearty welcome laughter
~ ~ Is hut bait thrown out 20 catch any body and
yrvbody Who restless amid the unsettled con-
doi Of Tie political parties, ana IN conformity with
tbs, invitation all the vGgaoorcs OF Tie country have
.i," neon, rated within the Democratic party.
Ecb, If the Sham Democracy, Gov. Floyd of
- recently expatiaed before the citizens of
Nog'Ycrk on the political condition of the country,
ard in that speech is developed the intention of those
Io conro The Demo- party, aid citizens OF for
49,, htb particularly would do well to look into the
rst,er Gtv Floyd said tina, if he should become
convinced that Fremont could not be beaten IN any
otter wav be would give his vote for Mr. Fillmore,
NV tbat in this course he would be sustained
-, ,bc Democrats Of Virginia. Has single Demo-
I;1stic ,pstcr in this city disappfOved oil the sem
tirent SO boldly proclaimed by Governor Floyd!
No Sir there has not been one 10 do H. ana II
." ex,re,sion of sentiment has been altered upon
49,, matter il has been the reverse. The fusion OF
the sham Democrats and the Know Not1ingS
is already begun and will coon be h1ed TACT Ohiy
those no are political idiots or those who are wiully
;rroIsnt do not learn il lCEeers When We c9ntem-
nlste then. the varied elements which now makes up
he Democratic party we viii see that We should not
heed The cry set up by our enerncs that ony ogo.s'
fanatics aud temperance are lis component parts
I need not tell YOU what kind of bgots the German
norton of tie Republican party are. lou know aS
We'll No l. Ii il not difficult 10 tell how Co Ere
stands tbs Qut-tl0n OF pOIcd pTNecIlplIDh
MIR Walker a member Of the North American Con
yen,on at Syracuse said that no true American could
vote for Col Fremont because he was no k1oW-
Nothing in sentiment But all this talk OF Know MOTH
ippm is Of no account particularly In the hrst place
from Know Nothingism proper, with which every peo-
ple l. more or less afflicted, we have nothing 10 ear'
Ard secondly should the Know Nothings by an lm-
possible contingency, obtain the control OF the Gov
eminent the masses of the people would rlso spoh-
ianecusly and hurl them from Their places of power
lCheersl. If to-day the Naturalization laws OF the
country .houd be- altered by Congress the act would
be Ter called at the very next session lCheers D1I
there il no danger of any such modification Cheenl.
The Know. Norhlngs themselves see thai thelr htue
ride ssues out of the question so long a. te one
great question is unsettled in our country ihe ihoI.
Intelligent Of them have already struck their nags ana
in rroI c-ton AS the German element of our population
will stand firm and unbroken all Know Nottingham
will dis appear from the political field in this country
(heers IndependeIt OF this consideration, the Amer
cnn ration is great commercial nation and as such
would not long bear the domination oil hhow-No'hhs
rrncipos. This japanese policy would, II once cav
rcd into tiecr III the Legislation on oVI country, %
not remain long in existence Cheer buf, however
that nav be- there is no danger from hnoW' NoihnS'
ism if John C. Fremont s elected 10 inc fresidehcy
lCboersl. He is Y1an who does not belong slnpiy
~ America but TO the entire world Loud ohceTsl.
He belongs to the great Republic of humanity, oi
freedom and right Renewed cheers, and tIus IL 10 we
find that throughout all Europe ;ue unanimous voice
Of the PEOPLE of ruler as well as suttc oil ast0'Ia'
"a well NJ democrat of mOnaTchls n well Us
ro,ubIcsn ia in favor of John e. Fremont Cheer
NV # any one If them ted any uOuot resi- eci
Tie sentiments OF Col. Fremont in re- ard TO the Know
Nothing question, lie had something to tell HIM Any
mn who had once seen and spoken with Col Free
mont and every who was acquainted with us lie
and q. eds must be convinced that lie would never
favor any that would cur'a the rights oil any
one Only fool could believe that Col Fremont
would aver an extension of the term OF natnraizaon
Besides. he Mr. Heckerl had seen him and talked
with him. on be had his personal declaration THAT
elected to the Presidency all his p9Wer shout o, al,
laws which should be against the interests OF emgra-
ton The nun who, after this, still doubted De
onped to that class of resolute nhdels who, when
YOU tod them that there was once man
in France nemed Napoleon, denied the state
ment, and when you showed 1t to them IN
prnt or brought witnesses TO prove IT, would sun de
clare that il was all humbug, and they 90 not peie'e
word Of it. Snoh incredibly proceeded from con-
s,tutional defect which he did not know how to treat
The general line of the are OF the Democrats was
this: they stunned principles a. long as possible and
then If they could not help noticing the principles OF
The Republican party they denied their trutn Mr.
HeckeI then mentioned the fact that MIR. Buchanan
was Il bachelor. The old Romans, he said, IN the Ter
Jpha Cappda denied to bachelors the highest ho!ors
Of the Republic Laughter and appiausel. The ne
mans do not make such laws for fun; they had very
| good reasons for them. They knew that man was
not whole if be bad no wife, and il would be wen
for US To take that into consideration If Franklin
Pierce bad given way so much to the Shareholders
merely fro III the Influence of the who surrounded
him, what concessions might not be expected from
bachelor if all the arts and arms OF women were
brought 10 bear upon him IT, then, he Mr. Heckerl
had only to choose between of family who had
Jure, true, womanly influence at his side, and
drealy old bachelor he should have not moment
hesitation. He sometimes in his addresses Interrupted
the train Of his remarks with An snecdoe; he would DO
now. Old BOnaparte used 10 allow his sOldicrs,
when they had news anything OF Importance TO
communicate 10 step forward from the ranks ana al