New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
ASPECTS IN PENNSYLVANIA.

we're droutb has been followed by copious showers
Of rain The atmosphere is cooler and pure in
fact. the y hole counuy has reassumed its besuti-
ul ve.tnents, ard it's yerdure is rich beyond com.
nsrson. Harvest ID over and Summer is approach
ing its end. The wheat crop has been unusually
heavy. Corn looks badl, though some fields will
mike handsome yield vegetables will be some
ubst scarce Of fruit, there is none worth naming
The county is generally healthy and business dull.
Thus you have an epitOme Of wind and weather,
crops health and business. Now for q word or
tg o on the politics Of the county and then the
country at large. In my last, before going to the
Ephratab Mountain Springs SAID the prospects
were bright for union of all parties in this cOuu-
v opposed TO the doctrines Of the Cincinnati plat
form To-day have the pleasure of sending you
the result Of our efforts in the cause of Freedom.
On last Thursday the Wing County Committee,
the Republican Conference Committee, and Sub.
Committee appointed by the Americans met in
Conference in this city to take action in regard to
a union OF the three parties on county ticket.
The Conference was harmonious, and the follow
ing call for County Convention was agreed upon
"L.scAsIER COUNTY UsIos CosvEsTIos-Ths citz.us Of
La caster County without regard diaersces
divisions who opposed to the policy Of the Fedora
ou slavery INTO territory now free and in favor of m,o'
tanning the integrity Of the Constitution the rights of the States
a. the the Unon and restoring the policy
aud scton OF the Federal GoverLmsnt to the principle, Of
Ws.bnsen snd viii ..,e%b. in their rs.peye di.
cd 1sy August between the hours OF aud il the
'ae ace. sno peeste, t. County 20
Bile Lancaster Wed, .sdsy August Nh at IL O'Clock am
10 nominate County ucksI
A resolution was adopted providing for the cleo
ton of delegates in prOpOrtitn to the number of
votes polled for Governor Pollock, allowing each
district with one hundred votes or less dele
este and ole additional delegate for each hundred
votes; each delegate to have vote in the Con
yeDtion bis name to be called In it's alphabetical
order; thus securing an honest and falr express
sion Of sentiment throughout the entire county,
and which will roll up majority against the
Buchanan men on their county ticket Of over five
thousand. 1he American County Co nmittee rsti-
fed the action Of the Sub Committee, on Satur-
dsy greatly to the disnay Of the Cincinnati plat
form Democracy. This was imp ortant move
ment--a harmonious union OF all the elements
Opposed to the Slave Oligarchy of the South at the
home Of the Hon. James Buchanan, &C. p"
Cincinnati Platforml, cannot but tell with won.
deru eff, ct against him throughout the State and
nstiOn.
The American State Convention meets at Har
risburg tomorrow to settle electoral ticket. Ii
this Convention was to be composed of delegates
chosen within the last ten days on the precise plan
Of the call fer Convention for county purposes 10
this county, it would be Union Convention
will compose the Convention aud govern their
actions rs will secure the State to Freedom. In
the northern and western portions 0t the State,
Mr. Fremont If gaining largely on Dir. buchanan.
In the northeast (cld Northampton and Berks)
thDgs are as incOrrigible ever. In middle and
eastern Pennsy lvsnia there is q decided majority
sgainst Mr. buchanan, but as yet they persist In
vibrating between Fremont and Fillmore.
The Republicans propose to divide the electoral
ticket OH equitable terms, but many OF the Ameri
cans insist on being beaten separately. They are
probably for Mr. Buchanan i'll disguise. nnch Is
known to be the case III this county. whether the
wicked council Of these few i'll prevail ls yet to
be seen. II separate tickets are run, the Fill
more men will probably take of enough to secure
the State to Buchanan and Slavery. This is
doubtless the case with some here in Philadelphia
and est where.
The state Of the popular feeling in this
county is fast developing Itself against Dir.
buchanan &. Z. Information from all parts are
most encouraging. Mr. b. cannot even poll the
old Democratic vote, from the simple fact that
every man, woman aud child knows all about the
truth of the objections urged against him. These
Democratic opponents 20 for FreuOnt aud Free
dom, aud against Buchanan, C.. r., and Slavery.
The ex-Hon Isaac f. Hester has returned FROM
Cape May, sOrely perplexed with the idea OF the
prOpriety Of turning back from Buchanan, L. T.,
ard coming out for Fremont ard Freedom MIR.
Hiester is young man of talents and wealth, but
in dark and evil hour left his frends, forsook his
old and cherished principles, and declared Tor
Buchanan. Had his present reflections passed
through bic mind before be announced himself
openly against the friends of Freedom, he would
yet be with us doing nozzle service. But he ls
gont-h is no more; or As an honest German siid
of him few days age, he is NIGHTS cum arouse.
Few, very few Old Line Wings will go for Mr.
Buchanan.
If were painter would draw you picture
Of otley set Of politicians recently here. Scene
q COuIc Of Pilgrims at "Wheatland' on hill
aide one nile from Lancaster. Tme-SunSet.
Pres dent. the Sage Of Wheatland c. z; Secre-
tary, John W. Friday Speaker, Prince John Van
Barn Burner; Auditors, George 5. wltha- Mushet
Beverly, the renowned brother OF Daniel Tucker
with Jigger holding a file OF The Sentinel
Robert j. Walker god of the Treasury, making
al estimste Of what il will cOst to start paper
il New-lOrk which will openly advocate the cleo
tion OF the BOP. James Buchanan, Z. Z, to the
Prt sidency Of the United States. On the iioor,
table, aud cLairs, files of THE TRIBUNE, Hera'd,
Tim'S and host Of small fry The President
with one eye shut, holding in his hand Walkers
estimate OF 81 600, 900, to which Walker himself
subscIibes Sc0C, coo. and agrees to become editor
and director; in the background, Brooks, Herbert
Kett, and Rust, cOnQratulating themselves on the
glorious triumph Of Slavery over Ere edom Such
picture would be pleasing to the friends OF the
Constitution and the Union as viewed from the Cll-
cLnsti platform.
Tne announcement to Mr.. Buchanan, ~; ldSt
week from Syracuse of the union Of the hGdeTS oil
the Solts and Hards then in convention, was tue
lirst suothing news be has heard for some DAYS.
To bin. and those little yernin OF politicians
around hin, il was ike music upon harp OF
thousand strings
he Kitchen Cabinet at Wheatand cannot help
giving vent to their despOnding hopes. MI
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