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

thoroughly the Republican party OF WestchtsterCo
New Ymk
Tie following extract from q 81. Louis letter con
firms the opinion We have been entertaining about
Mssoun:
"Mr Blair was apparently committed before the
people TO the support Of buchanan, inasnluch ae he
was acting III the party supporting Benton for Gov
eir"'. toG-h ~ 1T to l-aiA a. be l- himself
'v'r gwen BIi I,dgr.i 90 wuud favor the ei'"'ilu
Of BucDar on 10 the pr-sdeucy. iii- com nn- nj in
his favor aris's, find wholly ir,ll tho position he has
occupied AZ a member Of the so-caled Beh'0n Demo-
cratic party. He stem@ III his campaign speeches TO
have completely ignored old Buck. Mr.. Blsir's
portion Las been entirely dhereit + ON that OF B IL
ton, and this probably for his running eind
Benton about 300 votes. Indeed strongly suspect
that the ST Louis wing of the Benton Democracy,
although siI cerey desrOus Of the political elevation
OF Beiton himself have felt Themselves compromised
BY the that be has taken throughout the
psiep II would have been much more pleasing
10 Benton hin eef and certainly 70 hi- followers here
in St Louis If Douglas or Pierce had been nomaated
az Cincinnati, in which case they would certainly all
have bolted. | say this, because even nov. after
Bsntons most extraordinary letter published in yes-
terosy's Democrat thoee who have the clearest dis
cernnent of hicden motives do not give him or The
Democrat credit for any excess OF love for buchanan
IL the mean time put this State down Tor Buc inan by
large majority. Fillmore has Lot the ghost OF
chance"
An efficient Fremont Club hes been formed at
German Flats, Herkimer County, John Cnst Pres
dent, and G. W. Bungsy and J. n. Wightman Sec
retaries.
-Sxty-s1 Democrats Of Cleveland have called
meet ng TO form q Democratic Fremont Club.
The Republican cause rapidly gaining strength
in FIsnklin County Many influential Democrats long
distinguished for their fidelity to the Democratic party
are breaking away from their old party allegiance and
openly declare their determination to 90 for Fremont
and Freedom.
Meetings are held in some Of the towns in 81.
Lawrence County every evening Messrs. King,
Foote, Lyon and Pike of Kansas on the stump.
W II. Farmer, formerly editor Of The Iora
Statesman rabid Pro-Slavery sheet, has taken the
,tump for Freedom and Fremont.
- The 81. Laurence Piaindealtr is the title OF a
new paper at Canton, n. Y. 1t supports Fremont aud
Dayton The Republican majority in st. Lawrence
will probably range from 5000 to 5000.
- The happiest political anagram We have met with,
is that bit upon by Boston editor who finds the omi-
nous motto Gold and treason help us, in the name
Of Stephen Arnold Douglass.
The Hamilton Ohio IrteRigencer states that Mr..
Molly neaux of Oxford the seat of Miami University,
u ade bet with Republican few days ago. that he
could find at least twelve Buchanan men in that place.
The bet b, ing closed Mr. NJ went the rounds of the
town, which c. ntains & population OF 800, ana
finding only seren OF the twelve gave it up
warm supporter of Fillmore and Donelsop in recent
Article on Mr.. Fillmore, urging his claims upon'the
South makes the following aluson to the sentiments
he expressed during his Southern tour some years
since The italics we find them:
"Having made the tour of the South western Slave
States he announced the steps of the State House
door in Montgomery, that ne Ant' Sfarery Prerd'os'
Of his carly tducdtioa had BEN oberated by rhat h
had seen IN the South of the happy condition Of The
Stare
Tho 81. Louis Democrat, the Benton ard Blair pa
per- thus oices their victory in that city and
county:
"The battle fought in great measure against
Individuals and against man was this battle fought
harder than against Frarcis =. Blair jr. lie was
known ard recognized as the advocate OF the nights OF
the working men of ST; Louis, be wes rdcued as the
man who deft noed the rights of white labor IN
preference to slave labor he was abused a. man who
dttrtd to cevCte the new Territories OF the United
Siaer the Ii lage and agIcu ture OF white teemen
insrtad Of slaves and yet such he has been elected
All honor the noble yindicatOr OF free white labor,
and ay this be example TO the Nulers thst their
dark and niqutous desgRs meet with no favor ID I'M.
the erea conn eci al and industrial center OF the Mis-
sirspli valley
Upon a certain occasion in the United States
Sci ate Mr. Buchanan. in the course of personal
expanatop stated that he had volunee ed to go to
Baltimore in the last with Great Britain when the
British aita1 ked that city. " think have heard
something about the gentemans volunteering,
said Mr. Clay; but understand that, when he
arrived at Baltimore, the British were gone. " Yes,
replied Mr.. Buchanan, they were Well, said
Dir. Clay, 81 merely wish to know whether Mr.
Buchanan volunteered because he knew that the
British were gone, or whether the British heard that
the gentleman volunteered, and, therefore, evacuated
the coast
The citizens of West Farms and vicinity are to
hold a meeting at West Farms this evening Aug. 2l).
Il y ii be addressed by W T. Is. Mlllken, j. VI. Van
Cott. esqrs and others. The ladies are invited.
Good songs will be surg, and band viii fill up the
pauses. -, -.
"A friend writing to us flom East IIemphl, under
date of he sb, ssys: -,
The majority in this county can in 10 event f.
s,o,e our aim $ make it 500" .,o
Our advic,s from ali parts of that county coincide
with the views expressed by our co IespoLdeht;
The following is from Kalamazoo Michigan
The Peninsula State IL preparing for the contest,
and is marhaliug her hosts for Free IONS battle Ihe
Mas Convention to be held at Kalamazoo on tho nth
inst, Will be addressed by the Hon. Auson =. Bur
irgame Of Massachusetts, the Hon. Geo. L. Baes
OF California j. Y. Chrlstiancy OF Michlean' ana
other disneui speakers. The Young Men OF
Michigan Will be represented in the Convention, which
will be of the largest meetings ever held ID TINS
State" .
Tie Mineral Region Herald published at Nc
Arthur the county seat of Vinton County, Ohio, has
put the names of Fremont and Dayton a! its mast
lead, and will give them cordial and hearty sup
port The Herald has heretofore been neutral pa'
per, but could no longer stand mere locker on in
the contest between Freedom and Slavery 1t is ably
edited, and will do good service in the cause
The town of Rushvile, Yates County, n. f con-
tains about 500 inhabitants thorough canvass OF
the several School Districts shows that they are al
fer Fremont with four exceptions One OF the iour is
the Postmaster.