New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

held in that city, has. hearing, been acquitted on
The chIge Of stssbrg two Of his assail.nts on the
orupd that he old il in s,lf defense lie purposes
adore ss q Republican meeting in Hancock Couoty
Va. on the 9th inst. Thence he go,s into Western
pns, vsDa TO spesk for freedom and Fremont, and
will co good service wherever he is heard lie means
TO return to Virginia, hold meetings, ard organize the
Republican party throughout the North Western
Coupti,s between ths ard November. We notice a
lng able statement Of the principles of the Repub
rcsn party sigbed by him pubshed among the ddrer-
ts,mtnfs Of one Of the Wheeling pspers.
An enthusiastic Fremont meeting vas held at
Ricg,ftld, Corn. On Monday evening, Sept ?. The
Town fsll wss filed to overo.iDg aud or 'wds stood
at the windows outside. large Du nber of ladies' were
also presebt. The Gee Club sang several stirring
songs Of Freedom. Speecl es made by the Hon.
wm H. IIolley q Stanford Corn, and Col. Ta'bsn
Of Essex County, n. The Arguments were ct'en-
lively listened TO- and s at the opposition were rap
turously spplaud.d Near the close of the meeting
new portrait o. Col. Fremont was exhibited which
was received with cheer cheer. Several Demo
Gratis wee preset, taking lively interest 10 the
neetrg, and whose votes will be recorded for Fre-
mont end Freedom. The right spirit is awake here,
al all Will be well.
lLllNOio.-oFtW "fttf"S " '''N"J
7koussnd Frtcmen in Council We have intelh-
gtpce OF an Immensely large, and very enthusiast,
meeting of the F,emoniers at Danville in this State
on the 2lst The bumber OF persoLs in attendance Is
yariousy estimated at fiom 90 600 TO 80 600 men,
men aid cbilcler. The whole surrounding country
iufntC out en- masse some IN wagons with tnelr fam
lee son Oh boree pack and Others On foot. c0mpa
Dy of GtrmaDs with Fremont flags on their horses
swt led the proct ssiOn. I meeting continued two
h.t nF 1st m a 6a
by Mss,rr. W. II. HeIndon and j. X M. Bryant %
NE 22c, John WtLtworh spoke a. one sand and X:
Hargiave OF Indai a at anO'hr. They were followed
b, n, ssrs John Wilson and Milton jones OF Indiana,
ard W. H. Herpcon of this pl'ce In the evening
M..1s Cone and Munfel made speeches. The meet
ing most entbu iastic fhe entire north eastern
portion Of the State Is for Fremont an B,rse'.
Isprnsfeld Ull) Journal
CA1TARAUGUs CoUsTY.-A correspondent, under
date of Little Valley, Sept l, says:
The great cause of FREEDOM and FREnoST pro-
gresses nObJ out here. Several meetings have been
h'd curing the last ten days. which have been mak'd
by urboupded eLthuss-m N. The Hon. MARTIN
GkoyER sno the Hon. W p. ANGEL addressed q large
meeting .t Little Valley on the Goth ult, and the
f IN er spoke to thousands at Open-air ing at
FL cotvIle or the en'upg day. Fremont Clubs have
been foImed in every town out one or two, and the
Of lot forming them there 's, that the people
sre 70 m,D for FRShoST-with the exception OF the
Posmasttrs."
"A correspondent from Knderhcek, n. Y, writes
"Tle Republicans have majority in this village.
and st bdiy gaiLiDg accessiJDs to their ranks.
Fl, noht and DAYTON Club has been organized, with
PIesd 1t al Vic. Presto ent who have heretofore
acted with the Two wings Of the Democratic party.
The SOf Democracy, who have bt en- quite stroog in
til s.ctt n are generally rail, ing under banners,
Ihv1g ftpuci ciated Van Bureuism since his bsse 0e
s.riO Of the principles, and 1t IL almost beyond
doubt that the town will 20 FIR Fremont by q very
arg. majority. The FiAmoreit.s at the last election
hao ev, fytlbg tn, r way, out siLee tb. romins
Pa hinder he PeTtiOns from their ranks
bsve te.n 80 numerous that il deemed advsabie
to cal the profound j. Is. Jack Buusbyl of The En-
prtss to consult with and encourage them. Accord
iDgly Friday lsst a meeting was hold, amid great
noise aid shoke, which, cJuutiDg the Fromobters
pr. s+It, quite rep etabe in numbers. a few
fos.ils' oecOy cucks OF the n. Ms. favored the
stss mby with their presence. Mr.. b. 8 remarks
by the usual distortion Of facs and dis
use OF the real QUE stOns at issue, and the accus
tome0 bsk at the hole 10 the wall, in which practice
be groby peIsitts Our pri cipes of Free SJil Free
Labor al d Free Speecn are right and will triumph
q, spite the cry of sectionalsm which our opponents
sO Fl, queLtly use."
TIE ScANDIsAvIANs.-Th Chicago Tribune says:
"On Saturday evening at an early hOur, Metiopoi-
tan Hol regSn to fill wrh our fellow-ctzens OF nor.
W, gisn Sw.d dirh and Danish nativity, who gathered
fer the purpOse e forming 'anoiuavian Fremont
Club. OF there there are sbou 800 voters in Chicago
all industrious, frugal and temperate men, and AL,
with single EXCEPTION avowing their intentioa to
vote for Freeoom ana Fremont. They .me with their
wives and daugh and long before the hour when
prOce+ oiDgs were commenced, the floor OF the Hal
va- completely occupied by these children of the
North. A fi0er aid more respectable boiy OF men we
bove not set III many day.
Speech,s were made at this meeting by DR.. Paois,
toe Rev MessIs. Unonu. and Paul Anderson, and I'm
English by George c B,tes, esq, who recently re-
tn,I &c from long residence in California. Mr. Bates
assured his hearers that as certain as the day OF vsng
cam. California would cut her vote for Fremont and
D,ytop. He enlarged upon the necessity and inpor-
ts,,e of the Pscifc Railroad, the duplcity Of the
Democratic parry upon the Railroad question: and the
CONVICTION in Csforuia that the Republican party
on v was The true friend Of this great National i'm
proven .
He referred TO Col FremOrt-sa'd that in California
the, knew him and t. at no man there dared slander
IN. They knew him as a noble hearted, heroic ana
honest maO--sIe whom the caum"y could not harm
among Il Ose WI Knew best. lie Bnow Of the mari
po.s vrsnt "-eaid that the estate was large, that
F,4mopt bought and paid for it, and as soon as his
title to confirmed be gave the squat ers upon II
oetds TO their CLAIMS without money and without prce;
1tOse squatters whOpa the Buccaneers claim will
oppose hlID are his warmest aud most enthusiast
tiei ds.
Strong Republican resolves were passed, and the
Presidents OF the Scandinavian and Young Mems
Fremont Club. shook hands as a sign of fraternity
amid epth usiasiic cheering
By the way An excellent Republican paper is
Issued in Swedish at GaeDs ILL.,, by Mr.. S Crou,ioe,
ard whoever kLows voter who read, only Swedish
would do wise and generous act in sending dollar
to Mr. Crousioe and directing him to send The S@cdi
Republican to .uch voter for 30 lohg as that dollar
viii pay.
An mmt nse mass meeting Of the Republicans Of
Delaware Co., Ohio, was held at Sunbury few days
ago. Addresses were made by Daniel unphrey,
etq the Hon Columbus DelsnO, and Others.
"A age and enthusiastic meeting, at South Nor
walk, Conn, on Saturday evening last was ably
addr,s ss.d by f. d. Benedict and Lieut.. Gov. Ray.
moDo of New-York, aud J. A Underwood of Virginia.
WIscossIy.-A letter to THI TRIBUNE, dated Eau
CT ,IkE Wis Aug o. says: