New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04
A FILLMORE RALLY IN ONO.
Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune
CLEvELAsD, Friday, August /, 1856.
AS the Fillmore meeting held here last evening will
doubtless be heraded as "Great OutpOuring of the
hieuos OF the Union in Northern Ono, the facts of
the n ay not be unnterestins to your readers.
DAYS spent III procuring signatures to The call,
and every means made use of to swell the number
M,n who openly for BuchaIau signed it; and
some who weie fol- Fremont were Induced TO sign it, to
get rid of the persistent annoyance OF the applicant
When the cali appeared, it numbered $50 names, all
tod out Of 5000 voters. The wire pulers dared not
90 TO the public SOU ares where all our political meet
ines are held as failure in numbers would have been
the inevitable result, but cunpingly called 1t at the
WeGdeH House cCrner, the greatest tborou2h'are IN
the city, and where a band of musi5 any sring
cal tcge, her a crowd ano where the stoppage OF a
score OF men soon becomes blockade OF tue street.
So the cannon beloved. and the music sounded and
the $50 sgntrs to the call were on hand, attended
by shout 100 Buchanan men and about 900
Fr,noners. Tie meeting was ofhcered oy j. u.
Weatherby esq, veIv respectable citizen and tos
sli2eG Wig. He iItiOduc' Mr.. Putnam of Buff 40
by some "higbfautih" remarks upon the stars a.
ttripes Coz sidenDg his want of experience he
old up the "spIead-eagle' business very well. Mr.
Putnam made a Smon.Pme Union Saving sp ech
declared that Buchanan aud Fremont the candi-
dates Of sectional parties, and tnat the Uoion would
be Pre- tty sure 10 crack uuless Fillmore was elected
He ssid that Mr.. Flmore's speech az Albany, where
he declared the South would resist the Government Of
Ffenolt I, bad been very much misunderstood, and
atttn ping TO explain Wherein al last cam round 10
the thing, th, nothing could save the Union but
Fillmore election. 1t was all as CHAR as mud that
Fillmore had been mlsund' rs'oOd. W men MIR. Put
nal mentiOued Freuolt's name tue oesin raug WITH
cheers for Fremont which evi emily took the speaker
somewhat by surprise. He soon wound ap, cloeing
he Degar, with most pathetic lamentations over the
oreaoiul things that would follow the election Of any
mel save the conservative statesman OF New York
Hp " Ma tn hp n. iona dol Scr.
who, having bISt advised the NEE ing that he, G.
taVus AoOlpLus, bad come all the way trom Buff tO
10 spthk, pIocet ded to deliver himself Of the most
Cilueo, wishy wSshy speech It has been my mis-
foitufe TO listeI to-
My aoviee 10 Mir. Fllmore's friends is to keep Gus
tavus Ado phus st home for few ID speeches
az be made here wodld be the oeath of the ast Fill
noIeite i'll Cl,veapo.
He thoUg Fremont had no claims TO the Presidency;
that he was ne-ey a daring pio eer; aud asked,
" W bot bar be done y ("GIveu Us Free California,
wts tte answer "Wby GO you support blm 2 said
be. e. He's al honest II an raid Que. "Hs's g,n
ttmai, rspoI Of Il ,on of the Emerald Isle Three
cheers for Fremont were gisen) Gustsvus Adolo1us
ths began TO speak of tremoIts stealing his J,s.i
hut h're the ovtrwueluing rhoats of the crowd IN
vhced him that be was on the wrung task, and he
bsCked cut with an cOnveIi,pt haste. He spDke of
FienoIt's attack on FOOte, and s-ked # il vas not
the same that Of Bro ks on SUM er. No. no
Ter pt noe d u tbOusand voices.
He went over the uisl of Fremont for insubordpa.
tOn forgetting 10 state that tue result of West
Point jtslousy, ana that lev nmisson WAS imme-
tiatey offered him by President Polk which he indig.
nsItJ refused.
Gustavus Adophus wouod up bis milk and water
srapgue BY decluirg tDst Ne<-York would go for
Flmore beyond doabt, that be (Gustavas Adoipbus)
come frcn Buffalo and knew it. He said that the
Know No'hrgs had thirteen hundred coun 'is In that
State and tta II cir fire. were burning very bnghly
sspo that they were working very hard 10 save the
U,iCn.
Tie chairman Of the meeting then sailed for three
cheers for the tbiryOne .tars and stripes which
tTen OF course. lie took precious good care not to
caII ioi ca, eIs for FillUOre.
Ibiee cheers were then given for Fremont, and the
ne' ting disp.ned.
Cssb down Ohio $1,000 majority for Freedom and
FREMONT. FREE SOIL.