New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
COnespondsncs Of The N. Y. Tribune.

MlpIA, Delaware Co, Pa. Oct. :, isr'
A tremendous concourse OF the f;en1s Of Free NH
sas and Fremont, numbering about fve THOUSAND o''
..mbed in this village last evening in pursusnte Oh
csn issued by q Committee of Citizens OF Delaware
County.
A large amber Of delegations fom the adJ An4hi
counties came pouring at IN early hour p'e'el leu
by bands OF music, and bearing banner and nag
without number. The professions marched through
II principal .t ees and halted in large, open ned'
vleie an immense number of men, women ana Cn',u
ten had core reg ated 70 witness the mpOsn spectA.
On some Of the banners were inscribed the Ios'
or eiDsl moiioes Tat have seen, such az: FREE
L;tor nus: be protected Kansas Inut ana s'ai We
Free" Fremont the man for the hour. Acui.on
1.-The Insguior, Douglas the Tool Pierce me ADet'oi
and Buchanan ihe 1ndorser Of the Kansas In amy
Tie hour appointed for opening the meeting having
arrived the several delegations we're eeoried % 'e
sJeaheis stand by number Of the leading ciu%ens o
Mocha acting as marshals. ,n,,
Tie meeting was called 70 order by Edward Daring
ton esQ. Of this place, wis se motion ule ii0n'
Skdchey Morton was alpslnttd 10 MI ia. Iiai'; VA
William Moran, Editor Of The PhlabtPtll IW''',
WIS then introduced to the meeting. and delivered ah
ltle m q tfscive address. He said he had Just re-
turned from the mountains, where the spirit oi fIrr
dom has It's home and he could assure i- heareI- 'h
tn people there oil alive with enthusiasm Tor he
cCuse.
The speaker then gave brief history Of the progress
of Sle> CIV toward ascendancy in ths Government and
,lowed how il had been the policy of the Fathers oi
IL Republic to devise 10 prevent liz extension
over free TreiTtOry and 10 protect Freedom from i7
arlIessoIe. On he conclusion of hiz remarks a pro-
Of thity young ladies, dressed IN Whte re-
esoLtipg the States II the Coniederscy, accompanied
Nv ole emoltd III black In mourning Tor unhappy
ksusns made its appearance and marched through tile
yctt crowd to tho font Of the platform. AT the sug
coson of the Chairman Of the meeting, the platform
was cleaied Of some npsivc individuals, when seats
wee PROV ided for the ladies upon II.
Tie Hon. Arson Burlngame was then presented 70
tie meeting and Was greeted with one universal
tLout; and for few moments, the vas a-senblage
was sonyulsed with the widest enthusiasm.
Ahor the cheering had subsidized, Mr.. BurLnsame
teain came ard, and commenced by saying, that
although be felt greatly Frustrated by bis arduous Ia
bns in he campaign, his hope for Liberty was more
buc,ant than ever; for, wherever he bad been, he
fnra tie san Q enthusiastic spirit. lie believed that
tie I,0plc Of Pennsylvania were alive AMI that, on
H. Fourth Of November, their voice would reecho
iitm Milne to Missouri.
Nv time and your space will not permit mo To give
even syno Sit Of his remarks but suffice It to say
Il a, his burning appeals and classic eoquence have
o,rN.,ed convection to many erring hearts in whose
Ire,ei cc LIE stood II at day.
A.ter a song by " Tie Lade. Jessie Club the
meeting Adjourned.
Tie reaction in faycr OF Fremont and Dayton IN this
Comfy within few weeks, has completely terrified
tie slam Democracy, aud all prospects of then effect
irg coalition with tie Americans have been blasted
forever,
lave talked with several persons who are well ac-
alIainicd with the political condition of Delaware
Comfy aud they pedlct with uniformity majority Of
nom 10 to bCu. d. u, .