New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

ION Prof John w. Fowler Gen. Leenaru hal'on'
George W. Sterling, aud other gentlemen, VII address
the electors Of Dutche.s aud Columbia Couhue', IN
severn towns al meetings to be appointed Tor 'na'
purpose, in favor Of the Republican cause Arrange
monts WI be made in respec, to the times ana
so that due notice vii be gwen. Fremont LINUS anu
Town Committees viii please address communications
or The subject TO Stephen Baker, Chairman OF the
Executive Committee, at Poughkeepsie.
One Of the tricks to carry the election in Penn'y-
vsria by the Buchanan men il to have votes printed
with Fremont Likeness on one side, and Buck ahd
Brecks" names on the other. These they VIII c'Icu-
late among the ignorant who cannot read and pretend
they are Fremont votes
The following conversation took place on board
the jersey City feryboat last Saturday. one Oh Tue
parties is merchant of NewYork, and for more than
twenty wears resident Of jersey Cty t1e o'neI III
j. G. Goble Of Newark, y. j.:
Me,chnnt-How do you do, Doctor | soc ny the
papers you stumping it, too! What prospect
Dr.. q Who are you for ..,
M-tcLont-For Freedom, of course. have mistaken
sOur platform ~.
GYou have, If you think am ior rr th
don't 90 lin. Who is be What is he Who knows
him Al this point the notorious Generh Duh
Green took seat beside the Doctor .
M-Why, Doctor, am surprised at your inquiry
concerning whose reputation n Worldwide.
Won have not leisure 10 call the Colonel and exam
Inc his cabinet of medals presented by the various
learn. and scientific societies OF this country ana Oh
Europe: also the swords and other Testimonials IT,
ccived from corporate bodies Tor Vduape sI'! zee,
rendered to biz country, consult yodr children anu
they will inform you from the school histories OF 'er
county, WHY, Sir should he die 1t this very tine IN
the fOrfy-'hird wear Of his age the fame ne has---
Dp6 Green-Yes, Il million would be expended o.
tensby to e1tol him but in reality q ,riiy his father
n.law Col. Benton. Now, Sir looking proiounal,
can you inform ne where this great man was Born
M.-Gene-al Green allow TO say, SIR, that -
very stupid question and you are green lhieel OF
think me so IF YOU expect me 10 give YOU serious an
swor. slaiI simply refer on, / have the Doctor
TO II e school books. .,,..
d.. o. will make you present of - billif you
will produce me Il single schoo book that even men
tons Col. FIemOnts nome.
M-Docior will agree to produce school book
within one hour present you an indosed order on
nv tailor for suit Of clothes costing slcO, provided
you III agree 10 present me similar ordef on your
ialoT If | not furnish the book
DR.. G.-lou asserted his name was IN all inc tchool
books, aud now you conhne yourself to single one
UpB G1een--Y.s and no doubt in that one It has
teen insert. d for effect since his nomination..
M an, willing make you, General the umpire;
but | see Doctor, you about backing down. Then
Your offer Of five dollars only iut led a. b u
Now SO far the facts of this bauter you offered
to present me the sum OF five dollars II PRODUCED
sing schoo-bOOk that even mentioned the gallant
CoioneI's name and offered 10 present III With suit
worth one hundred dollars to test your rlDcarty, and
yet you decline. Gentlemen, cay that these personal
.Iabders will not avail you. IL was attempted on
Wellington, jefferson jackson, Harrison and Tayo-
and failed and it will fail now.
Exeunt the twin politicians.
"A eonespondent, under date Of Fonda, Oct. Q,
says CLARK Is. CocHRAs, esq, of Schenectady, was
Yesterday nominated as the Republican candidate for
Congress for that District. The nomination
unan ous there being but dissenting vote on the
informal ballot. Mr.. Cochran has always been
esteemed as one of the most popular young men in
the late Democratic party. He Will be elected by
large ma ority. An immense mass meeting was held
here yesieICay rather there were four large meet
ings at time At the principal stand the Rev. A.
ID. Mayo of Albany spoke for two hours, and the
audience seemed lng TO hear him two hours )nger.
At the other stands spe eehes made by the Rev.
Mr. Saal in German by Judge johnson, Messrs. Ccch-
rnn Nix, Latin and Soule II. III. Van Dyck, late of
The AUany Atlas, also made most effective address
TO the immense crowd. The valley of the Mohawk is
aroused. mass meetings. TO be held tomorrow at
H.kimer. The Buchaneer made attempt last
week to rally meeting at this place, bu, totally
failtG-tbey say account Of the rain.
The Annual Conference of the Muskngum Dis
irct Of The Methods, Prot, slant Church closed it,
lab, rs at Brownsville, Ohio, few days ago. During
's sitting the political census was TAKEN With the fol-
lowing re.ut: whole number of members present,
90; Ministers 90; Lay Delegates 80. For Fremont
Minister'S So; Laymen, 90. For Buchan.n-Mnis-
ter-, l; Laymsp, .. For Fillmore-Mlnsters. |;
Laymtn,
An intelligent correspondent at Dlnkirk writes OF
the prospects in Chautauque az follows: "Polt-
icallv, the tide Of Freedom and Fremont ls sweep
ing everything before il in old Chautauque. The
estimate of 20C0 plurality is not large enough by 900
at least. We shall whip the dark-lanteru party to the
tune Of 5000; if not, take my head for football.
have the canvass Of every town in the county, taken
by the different parties, which gives Us $500, there
fore the above s a safe estimate We shall cross
Cayuga Bridge with a majority that will cause very
terrible rafting among the dry bones Of Democracy
and Hindooism. We are working night and day as if
the result Of the whole thing depended on the frmness
Of THE never-bu-once betrayed county. Hurrah for
Fr, mont and Jessie
To Ex-Governor FLoYp.-The public will bear
witness HAT YOU have display ed an anxiety OF quite
extraordinary character 10 publicly discuss the issues
OF TIE present campaign with some chosen champion
of Freedom; and you, om yonr social position and
snf, cedents may be supposed 10 represent your
peIsob, in eminent degree the " nth Side OF the
ouesii,n feel that you have placed yourself in po
tin from which you cannot exricate yourself without
unilatiop. or accepting the following challenge:
The Workngmens Central Republican Union Of
N.w-York will produce member OF their organization
"a woikngman-'' gray mechanic If you please
no will publicly meet you, At such time end place
YOU may elect, TO discuss the issues Of the approaching
cUDie,t.
You may think that this proposition, II accepted,
would involve humiliation On your part but eau
NOT accord YOU the benefit of such excuse in 4 por
tiop of the country where the working man Is, and
shall re N ain, The peer of an ex Governor.
l am ready to make all the arrangements necessary
for the meeting contemplated, aod nave silpaste-i
lat rnn may have no excuss fnr dec lining