New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-22

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of N.w.Hsmpehire, and the Rev. Henry Ward
Beech er Of Brooklyn engaged to address the meet
ing and other distiDg gentlemen have been IN
visd 10 attend. Our correspondent adds:
" Connecticut will 80 cast her vote a. the coming
election a. 10 aid in securing free and unmolested
massage for her TO any and every portion OF th'
Republic, uo,wth tsuGirg the supernGmaI eh5rs
when are b'ng made 70 place Lrr upon u" pa'
'ofn oi The slavery piofsganckS -
+. WHO sends ~ u fourth ace un. of the New. Mi
ford meeting, sdos that:
" lie Fr.n oLt MN in Connecticut are now thor
orghy aT,u'td md in every place where i'lmore
tt'Hs TO have any support, he - balanced oy toe
rc'icut Ii suie fox Fremont"
-lronsides writes frvU Calais, Maine, August i6
ls.G:
" We bad s great gathering OF the Republicans here
'nt'e 18th. Though there we're s.veial heavy show
rs N the tore part and middle of the day. yet from
l,5OO to 600 bad assembled by o'clock. Hon.
lai piba lsnhD, candidate for Governor address
I'd tie multitude oI more than two hours IN bis hsppy,
convincing style, al created the enthusiasm
We ave ever witnessed here. Thls County and this
Congressional District may be down a. saf tor the
Republicans. No power can change the cetermin .ton
OF the voters here TO rebuke the scs of their present
Member OF Congress, 7. j. d. Fuller. If the western
sid middle parts OF the State will do a. well "a the
eastern, It Will not be ex,rsvagsn 10 reckon on 600
Gle majority for Hamln 10 September and 10 900 for
Fremont aid Day ton III November
-Ike Mr. orleans buHeti1 seems TO understand
Northern politics better than some Of those nearer the
tc,re of action. In its issue of Aug. -, it says:
TT contest a, the South being confined TO Fillmore
srd Buc chaL al, people little aware of he immense
revolution that has taken place st the Nsrh n favor
o, the champion Of the Republicans The parry press
deuce Il people in the belief that their favor e
odste is the cny one that bas the least chaoc of being
elected Tbs il not Only mistaken policy, but il Is
wro, in principle. No honest journal W gsnsay the
fee that the Cause of Free Sonlsm Is gaming grouad,
anr that the election of Fremont Is not an imp'ooaoe
contingency Ii would be an event that not only every
II hb at the South but every patriot, every Dion man
il the country, North well S9utb, should mos ara
esy d, precate Yet the catastrophe for su'hi would
be- CAM OF be bliIked avoided by treating It WITH
either indifference, scorn or ndcnle Our uhs phisti-
frt nds who have neither the advantage nor tue
labor OF waCir through some hundred exchanges dty
can haroy Judge the tone temper and extent OF plo-
lie opinion upon this topic, oatosoue and Disagree
able 10 them, ard which for that very reason they 20
not with 10 know or believe.
"A Grand Republican Rally came off at Morris,
Grundy County, Ill., on the l4th iust. The Hon. A.
Burlingame, Jas Knox, c. Lovejoy ard others, we're
the speskers Our correspondent thinks that both
GiuLdy and Livingston Counties will be nearly unani'
nous for Fremont
A large Fremont Club formed last week at
New Milford, Conn, of which Henry f. Sanford WAS
chosen President.
"A Fremont Club was organized at York, Lvings-
ton County, on tie I'd inst. About ninety Electors
signed the constitution at the first meeting.
The Fremonters of Say ybrook, Conn, are up aod
doing. On the 18th they held a great meeting and
formed Club.
If the accounts of the Democratic mass meeting
az Frederick Ii diana be correct, there cannot be
mapy Filmorees left in that State The CHiseH
tays the procession was two miles in length, and as
for the dinner:
"The gentleman's table was three quarters Of
nile in length and was abundsnty supphed WIN We'll
cooked beef, mutton, lamb, oacon anu tne oeee y.
bread In addition to the above fare some iour
thousand pes pound. sponge and other cake, were
proyidtd for the laGes. The consumption Oh SIX
thousand pounds of meat, and bread IN due proper
ton, together with the pies and cakes may ai-o ea-
able the reader TO form reasonable estns'te OF the
vast humber Of persons present.
A correspondent Of The Bgfdlo Courier writes
from Montgomery, Ala, as follows:
Believe none of the reports sent from this Stste
about the uprirpg of the people for Fillmore and Don-
elstn-they are fase. That ticket cannot comnand
the sre1 9Th of tie Know Nothing party winch wS
defeated by 10000 majority last year. An wAo sup-
ported the emocatc fcket laat year Will 90 20 thie
btsCe the accessODs to our ranks rom the ene"y "io
cons. aot and numerous" ~ n
= In the debate upon the Panama mission, Mr. Bu-
char Gil took trorg grounds sgaibrt the Monroe doc
trine. The CiLc,I nsti Platform upon which be IS no"
perched goes only the whole length OF the Monroe
doctrine but several lengths beyond it. In what
'''''' e w louisville Journal
"A correspondent at Bridgeport, Conn informs US
that the Republican ires burn brighter there call
for a meeting to form Fremont Club on Friday even
ing last, filled Washington Hail to ovsrtiowing Al
though this s the largest hall in the city, IT was lnsu'
fcient TO bold all who desired to attend, and many
were obliged to leave for want OF standing-rooHl.
Eloau, ut spec ehes made by Messrs Sperry Lee,
Stole L G. Peck, and Others, and between 300 and
400 pames were enrolled to the constitution OF the
Fremont Club Connecticut is all right
Thomas +. Marshall, one of the most eloquent
men Of the day formerly Member OF Congress from
Kentucky now OF Chicago, Ill J, considers Nc FIJI
mcrts prospects so gloomy that he cannot 80 Tor him.
He has gone over to Fremont.
-Cosmopolite o Lapoite, ILd., informs US that ne
hae recently made business tour through the States OF
Illinois, Wisconsin snd Iowa, where he has enjoyed
good opportunities of learning the views OF business
men ard from his observations has hesitation in
saving that those States are trey safe for Fremont
ard Freedom. if our friends but do their duty, aid
COZ cludts az follows
81 have witnessed severai votes on cars and stesm-
boats which average about five Fremont 10 one bu-
cbaran-Filluore usually getting from one 10 Two
votes But ttil this is test a. ihere Is an uhoer-
current Of whtky influence that does no. travel nucI
beyond the glopshop, except on electo. u"S 80 an a.
even then the grogshop Is generaly pretty c'ose o'
haDc."
Over twenty leading Democrats Of ingham Co.
Michigan have united in an address sett'g ioNn 'oe'
reasons for withholding their support from Buchanan
and voting for Fremont.
An intelligent gentleman writes from Lockport,
Aug. 10, as olows:
1--WE ttirk Niagara Co. good for one thousand ms
iortv for Fremont AMI Dayton in case there ie no
MON between the Buchapan and Fillmore parties and
cooo for fire hundred majority after they have ehected
the best union they can"
The her ds of Freedom pushing forward the
Fremont column in Bucks County, Pa with will.