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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

i,.H., ,..,;ne The members 20 vote 80 they saw
g.. "a indorsioa Fillmore and Donshoni ID IN
1crsipe Fillmore's iermer Admmnusuc.' ~.
mat Tie party was unwilling to engage 10 sos
t;on.l contest for President and wee rfenacIs
IN in favor of National administrator; ON,
4. nonnces the present Administration ana 's'
u.Gcv a. home and abroad; 9TH, appointing Geo;
< nnnn and A, W. Osburne electors at large, snd
...nmmsnd;ng w. the formation Of an eiectorai
t;eIst. 9Th ard 9Th, directing the formation OF 90
electoral ticket and sppointinea Central Comn,,, W
tee: 10th, appoints Committee 70 prepare az 'u'
a resolution indorsiDg the Peoples ticket OF
Nav was voted down. A scene OF great cohiu
in followsd and some fights relieved the monot'
onv Of the proceedings. Hudson, Of The Terra
Bovt, Eryns, and the editors Of Anssieau papers
a. Vine, mes and Jehersonyille, denounced tnese
proee eedings They sad they had promlsesa tue
People's ticket q hearty support, and would give
II They were cried down and left the Conveh,
,;on. and it is understood that they have hols.ta
the Fremont flag. The Convention was ro"ay,
;sh affair andihs explosion at the close dissiPa1ea
What little strength Fillmore bad. An electors,
t;cket was formed, however, which is to be used
a, a mere blind, for the Old Liners have bought
them and paid in-pron ises. Two or three OF ,he
electors are knownto be IN favor OF Tue o'ne'
candidates D.. oh
The Old Liners are making great efforts 70 oo-
tain a crowd to- morrow and it is generaiiy eA-
pected that they will surpass the Republican Lon
yeutiOn of yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

Gallant FREMONT 40 our standard bearer, upon
ut am The entire opoo.ision elements have enthu-
.;s s,r .Ilv unt<d a well as the honest portion 81
q. old lin. Democrats who had svurnet Cousias
and PjeYce. and st 6rst fel, disposed to give their
support 70 Buchanan 20 long - he was s'm2v
jane, Bucbnnas, but now repudiate him since ne
ha. become doubly simple in surrenderlng OILS man
hood and completely merging himself IN the oln-
cinnsti platform to satisfy bis Southern masters
we feel confident OF being ,be to change the ste
reot,ped Democratic majority Of 22t, 70 ma.
iority Of 900 TO 500 FIR FRENvNr: and this 10 but
a I, pc of 'be whole West.
throughout every County in the interior ana u
Western Peing lvania the Opposiu'n ranAs are
fast closing up and Will present an unorosen iron'
for Ere, d"m's candidate. We Sc sn1ioasy de-
si,ipg spd expecting that the little differences on
the Vice Presidential question may be speedily
settled. Ex Gov. Johnston Is working molly IN
behalf of our great and common cause, and, from
ny peronal knowledge of the man, feel assured
that he will not long permit his name TO STAND In
in TIE way of the triumph Of Freedom.
FilmOre's name, in the western part oi tae
State is scarcely mentioned, and is LEFT almost
without a supporter since his recent nullihcstion
speeches in New York Depend upon it that
est. m Pepns, lvabia will plant the flag OF tree-
dom and FREMONT On the summit Of ths Ale
sh. with 10, OG0 majority at least and feel san
puine Of carrying orR state for Freedom, notwith
standing Philadelphia is working into re hands OF
our common enemy by adnerng TO filiniofe'
Philadelphia suffers the State TO be thrown away
for the sake of her traffic with the South she VIII
become odious to the State, and will undoubtedly
lore more OF her trade with Western Pennsylvania
and the entire West and North West, than all she
tan bope to gain by her trucking to the save
1Yiyers
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
, Of Tho 4. Y. Tiibune,

CO-vea0rdeEco Of Tho ". l. Iiiouho
FRANKLIN CO., Pa, July Is, 1856.
Here in the County of Franklin, the birthplace
OF MIR. BucbuDan. quite m interest is N .niiested
in tebhlf of Col Fremont. Quite uumber who
have stood in the Democratic ranks ia the past
have resolved not Ia 90 with the Slavery Exten-
sion, Sham Democracy, whose head and front is
Buchauup, Douglas, Atchisvn d Co.; while
smcDg the opponents Of that party the union 10
far rs NY knowedse Of the county extends.
l may safely ray the County of FraDklin safe for
FREMONT aud DAyrUs; and If the masses of
Peunsy lvsnia can be fully aroused, and be made
acquainted ~ith the Disn ,ued Democratic party
in its relations tO the worst devices Of that worst
OF an syst. ME, Slavery Pennsy lvana will speak in
tbunoer tones through the ballOt-box on election
cay in Jayor Of FREMONT and DAYTON. There is
lot Fillmore NAL, to my knowledge in the
to~nship Ill which reside, and very few in the
county, 7. T.. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
FREMONT ENlHUsIASM IN OHIO.
Cc.r.sponoeiee Of The ". Y. Tnb,re
....r. ..-., rLn-aInr Inlu Il l>if


CLEVELAND, Thursday. July II, lo5t.
The tide of enthusiasm in Ohio for Fremont ana
Da,t"n il rising higher every day, and the only
question we now discuss is how much over NIT
ID. ussnd shall be our majority. Northern Ohl)
will give majority beyond parallel and am al
ysed by leading citizen of Southern ohio that
We shall carry every county through the Miami
aid Sciota Valleys.
The slayeOcracy are sad and discouraged N view
Of 1.-THE hano writing on the wall" aud only
"whistle" little now and then, when they look
at the 10 Souftern votes.
livery day the honest men are leaving the foul
party" and ranging themselves On tho eide "
Free oOm and Fremont. The PLAIN Dealer, edited
BY President Piercet Postmaster in this city, gives
81 mptons of weakness in the knees, aud has lately
taken 10 the task of denouncins the hair-ippea'
GermaLs as men who were driven from Europe for
their s.ditiUus acts, and who are Untitled TO no
sympathy here. Every such blow adds one hun
dr.d to the Republican party We solicit a few
mere of the same Sort The truth, and The
Plain Dealer sees it, that the immense German
vote of th. great West is moving for ward with al
almost unbroken front in favor of Frenisnt.
We have Repu ,lican Association AID Ere
mont [ lub, and Onr meetings are ire luent and nu-
nerOusl, attended And here let me ssy tina, the
msoriiies for Fremont are to be found not only on
the ears aid steamboats,, but III the workshops and
Il achire shops, AMI smODg men whs rarely travel
or attend public meetings. tn bard working,
hoi est mechanics men VIII, labor from suarise to
sunset, and large proportion of whom have been
stduce0 b, the false lights of democracy, are now
decided in their choice for Fretdym aud he rights
Of fIeenen. Witness the following vote taken
July l5 in the shop OF the cleveland, Col
unibus and Cincinnati Railroad Company in this
city:
Fillmore. Ia
Also the following in John p. HOl,'s machine
shop:
FilluOr ..........3
In Silas Merchants Foundry the result was
Fremont .......3s Buchandn.... ....2
And in the PheDix Foundery:
FT.molt..........u Fillmore. .......'.l
buchanan. .....-..O
These votes are a true indie alton of the sentt-
mcnts Of our mechanics, and prognOsticate vote
for Fr. mont that will astvnish the Sham Denoc
racy.
! may al.O add that in Charles WassOn's car
naLufsctory, one of the largest in the country, 8
Buchanan man is scarcely to be found. Mr. Was
ron himself, an old Democrat and a voter for
iercr, has openly declared himself opposed to
buchanan.
If things 20 on to November as they have sidee
Fremopt's nomination, in some precincts and town
ships in Northern Chic, the Democracy will be-
cOmptlle to hire some Republican to sand at tho
polls with votes for their candidate.
F CITyFLAHp
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
Cfr-espone eI ce Of The n. Y. Tribune
GREE,sBVRGH, West nofe!and Co., Pa. !
1bnr sday Julv n lS5S

c. espoDcei ce OF Ibe NJ L. InouA@
green sBURGH, West nofe!and Co., Pa. =
Thursday, July II, 1856. \
Permit an old subscriber aud ardent supporter
OF "FIee speech" aud Free Kansas to say to
the lovers Of Freedom throughout the country,
that our cause goes bravely on" in Pennsylva-
MIA. Nearly cnc month has elapsed since the NON
inatiops of FREMONT ard DAYTON were an.
noupc.d at PhiIad.phis, and since that time
have travelled considerably throughout the interior
sbd W. stern couates Of our State; and after care.
full obseIvatiOb must say, that the nOmin .tion Of
FREMONT is baled by the people With perfect en-.
thnsiasm. The skies are bright and the lovers of
Freedom are narshaling their forces, eager fr the
approaching conflict. Although Judge Mclean
was our first choice, believing tDat his name was
tower Of strength and could rally to tho support
Of ,ur cause the entire opposition t. the " sham
Dr. mocrscy," yet have 'arcely met a man who
would baye voted for Judge Mclean who will not
give hearty supporrito Col. FREMONT. Indeed,
feeling amounting to conviction seems t, per.
wade the minos Of the People that we have found
the man for the tmes-the man who is destined 10
gil the Presidential Cbair-and there is no use in
fighting against manifest destiny"
In this county. which heretofore has been styled
BY our opponents, the g Star Of the west, and
the Gibraltar OF Democracy" new star is in
the ascendant, the Star Of Freedom, and with the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
FROM NtW-JERSEY.
Dce Of The N. Y. Tribune.

ConesIondt nee Of The ". 7. Tribune.
NEWTON, n j., Mouday, July II, 1856.
am happy to in orm you that the people Of
"old Sussex are beginning to open their eyes,
and az a consequence are joining the ranks for
fIee speech, Free Sien, Free Kansas, and FIRE.
MONT. You are aware that this County has been
formerly hotoIousy old fogy ish, bnt nOtwithst,nd
ing, have good reason TO believe that it wilt in
November next give handsome majority for FIRE.
MONT aid DAYTON. here has never before in
NY recollection been such grand revolution in
old sussex. Old and long tried soldiers who have
for years enrolled their names in the ranks Of the
Sham tmOcrocy, decline " the honor" Of taking
the vile duse " hich their grand doctors" have
prescribed for them; and need not add, that the
Young Democracy unitedIy support the Peoples
chvice ana the ball ls rolling, and ere Novem-
Der ne,t comes round, it will have gone from the
iron hills Of Old Sussex to the southern borders Of
our State. JERSEYMAS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
"THE CRY Is STILL THEY COME"
Conespopoepce OF The q. Y. frioure.


SKAYEATRLEs, Tuesday, July 15, 1s56.
The Shanea,eics Democrat, published in this VII
laee, the only paper in this part of the cIunty
which has always heretofore supported the noml-
bees Of the so.called Democratic party, this week
drops the Buchanan flag, and though proessedy
national will incline to the support of Fremont.
The step is only preliminary to the hostDg Of the
latter. II has a crculation Of about 1000,
mostly among those who have heretofore been
Democrats, but three fourtos Of whom are now Re
publicaDs. The pressure from them was to- great
to be resisted ana .he editor of the paper has been
obliged to ye,d
The meeting of snti- Buchanan Democrats of this
County 90 Saturday at Syracuse was well attend
ed. Among those who declared for Fremont was
Ir. Jones, who has been for two t+rms-lc3O- o2
old JS.2-j4- the Democratic Congressional Keep
resentatiye from this District Eae Lee's County
Journal the only u. mocrstc paper in that County,
has bauled down Buchanan and hoisted Fremont
The Republicans of this region, as an evidence
that they are at work, would be glad to gee the
facts herein col tanned noted in THE IRTBUNE.
=, i. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
HEAR THE PEOPLE
NrW-HAMPSHIRE.

sssr..pordercs q ft'sSi TTS~rsday, July II, 1856
BRADFoRD, ,.st A. pleasure % to assure you chat our
d. home Of 9Sr I pIssssi .,ood a. afs the
dent when pas ri, Gau sends up loud and
Aead Dt Of fop that sreatmessenger Of American
gpg Ior,N C. FREMONT.
hceiy, y,.yI, every town and village our starry dag
I'D nes ess,;ymphsntly in tho breeze. and tells Us
,, .hst lis trio colors, which have so long been
with slavery and tyranny % '"Ss %ss.os. q.
-hcb % are called to speak, and talk, and sing OF the
"Grsst I Pathfinder" tell us plainly that Ne.. ,.
Hsris will .s;RS"d with a'sSsSs sSs sasenSS. %S s
W .'n,try,s will Although our farmers are
Su,i,y engaged at this season of the year. yet,
When % the lime for our meeting comes, with
one heart aud one voice they assemble to make
a." "a ,siI echo for Freedom This email village,
xsicS s c has formerly been Of the srOaghOds Of
now ya the S'ss' omsss4. of LfsFsy x sss
.gy.;oy;tv for FREMONT and DAYTON on the ides
sf next November. b. L. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
CONNECTICUT STATE COUNCIL.
CczTssponacle- Of he n. Y. rnouAs.
HARTRNHn russdav I,flp L. Is.l

0'@e' T"V0o7y' V1y 10, fOOO'
The way In abich the newspaper presses have
generally reported the sctioo Of last american
State Council in this place find has mis.cd mauy
MO the belief that We we're some hat divided
and considerable portion of Odr members present
were friends aud suppolters Of Mr. Fillmore. But
such IL not the fact. Tho truth is, that our Coun-
ei. was almos. unit for FREMONT. IL is true,
nevertheless, that We did have an " animated dis
cussiop," ou. It was nearly all On one .ide II is
eo,fJsntly believed that not more than ten Of tue
tso or thee hundred present had any l.aaig to
Mr.. Fillmore, and not kaf that unber even have
apy idea Of voting for him. our Codncil was one
Of ,pirit ap1 bsrmoDy, aud ever, proposition likely
B, ave strength ar promise to Mr.. FREMoNT's
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
FILLMORE FIZZLE IN INDIANA.

Co1rest ondence OF Tho N Y Iib1nc.
INDIANAPOLIS, July Ii, 1850
The American Convention, or rather the friends
of fillmore and Donelson, met at the CapitOi to-
day. A delegation numbering abOu. 200 men aud
boys arrived At 10 q. m. On the JetersOnville
train; the greater part being from NewMbaoy,
and the rent from Louisville. Headed by 6oe
band, and bearing banners, they marched in state
from the Depot 10 the Capitol, attracting num-
Der Cf spectators, anxious TO know what other
parties could do after the great demynstrat0n yes
t+idsy. Here the procession stopped and the
different old, line leaders-Hho We're all on tho
gruund and anxious for the success Of the move
nent- seemed 70 fraternze readily with the
"BhOd, Know -Nothinss." In fact they seemed
in high glee and looked impatien:ly for the arrival
of other trains But their hopes were soon dashed,
for the Terra uaute train brought but 90, aud al
others not over " more.
The Convention assembled in the Hall Of Repre-
seniatiyes. Gen. ARMSTRONG, Of Jefersvnville,
was elected President lie stated The obje;t of
tie meeting TO be to effect an American organize
tiOD in this State, and was gratiied at the number
present Committees on organization and resolu-
lions Of one from each Congressional Distinct We're
appointed. Some difficulty occurred in forming
tie Committees, as ono or two OF .he DHtricts
were bot represented.
A resolution was offered directing the Commit
tee on Organization to report State Electoral
ticket; an amendment was .fered directing the
COLI mitt. to consider the expediency Of sfectng
q ,eparate organization. This created great eI-
cit.mebt; one speaker declared he WAS for Fill
more firsr, and FRLMOST second; he was cri7d
down. Another denounced Sheets, the President
Of the State Council, and declared that the Con-
v.niion could not be sold. Ibis was loudly
cheertd. Od.Liners were severely denounced,
and the smiling c0untenances Of their leaders
rapidly heightened as tie proceedings went for
usid, or rather backward, for nothing compare
lively was effected in the forenoon. A resolution
passed, however, excluding all but Fillmore men
irCm the Convention.
In the afternoon the Committee On Organization
reported. X. W. Thompson of Viso was nominat-
I'd president, and on taking the chair ayowed him
,.lf Fillmore man, full, committed to this move
ment. il is understood here that no 10 in full
concert ith the oDd.line leaders, aod tho reward
iD case of 81 ccess will be certain $40,0 Indian
claim. Therefore let him pass.
The c0uDties were then called over and but very
few answered. The G. mmittee On Resolutions re-
ported: lst That it was mex pedent for tho Amer
csR party to form State o, Congregational cTsan.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
FROM NEW-YORK.

CorTesp Jnde:ce OF The N y. Trb, IA
PouGiKEEPsIE, Friday, July Il, 1856.
meeting was held here last evening TO ratify
the nominations of FRLMONT aud DAYTON STE
PnEN bAkLR, esq, presided, assisted BY several
VicePTt sidebts and Secretaries. A large prop0r-
tion of the officers Of the meeting bad previously
acted with the Democratic party. Though the
heat was intense, the City Hall was crowded with
an intelligent and an attentive audience. Judge
(ulyer OF Brooklyn addressed the me-tiug for an
hour al hall, In speech ofgr' st power. every
allusWn T. FREMONT ana Jessie, Or to making
Kansas Free State and preventing the further
extension Of Slavery, was received with the great
est enthusiasm. In fact, it was decidedly the
most enthusiastic met ting that has been held la
this city since lS4O During the evening the Frr-
mont Glee club added 10 the interest Of the meet.
ing by singing rome good campaign songs. lead
ing Buchaneer, while speaking Of the great cou.
trast between the Fremont and Buchanan ratidca-
ton nj. .etipgs, said be bad lost all hops Of
Buchanan carrying this State next Fall Though
. few Of the towns in this county may 20 against
Us, you may .et down old Dutchess" as sure for
FRLMONT and DAYTON By 1000 majority. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

SIR that this old strons shold Of Democracy WI
yield to the attacks Of ,he youbg usincibls, And
roll up good $50 majority ne1t Fall for Cnarin
of the West. To merely Indicate the way tninss
go here, will mention little circumstance; ne
other evening quite a large parry Of young ladies
and gents were cut enjoying the besun'u' mUn'
light night when it ~ss proposed to sound the Po-
liiical feeling Of the party. IAN in favor 1' rRs
"MoST rsise their right hard" Ecery haad N
N, pan, rose uith shos,. some ne reuarking that
they held ND their right hand for Fremont and
their left for DAYTON. The ladies were quite en-
tLusisstic, one remarkiDg that she should vote LOT
'J+ssie's man" in ibe Fall, and if soe was n y
alloweo TO vote herself she should do it by Pro1y
Keep the ball in motion u.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
of The n. Y. Tabuns.
HoLLrDAYsBURG, Pa,

HoLLrDAYsBURG, Pa, July 10, 1850.
The Republican candidates are carrying all be-
fore them here. We have only three men in this
county who ARE determined to support Fillmore.
Bucbanan is nowhere. The Whig of this place,
stauncb and fearless advocate Of Freedom, having
by far the largest circulation Of any paper in the
county, "goes it strong" for FREMONT. The edi
tor deserves p'sise for his determined efforts for
Freedom. Pennsylvania will be heard next Fail
TO the terror and disuay Uf HlndoOs, slavery ex-
teptionists, ano "Union saving" doughfaces gene
rally. Look out for a good report from here for
the glorious principles OF Repubicanism.
REPUBLICAN,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
CpTYsWlcH. Conn ltrrsday, July Il, !,

GBEEsWlCH, CoLn Inrrsday, July IL, ie0o'
In aecoi dance with rouce for a meeting of the
cit Of Greenwi opposed 10 the press mt Admins
trotioD, ard in favor OF the domination Of JoHs C..
Fremont for Presiden', large and enthusiastic meet
i, .sseubed ut tic Ac sdemy on "wednesday evening"
July b6lh st when the meeting proceeded to organize
kr mont CluO and at the close ther' of The folio wing
rerouiiois were presented and unanimously adop;eo:
Re.o, 3D. That the e,ciJ OF Col John = feemont
,eo dosIe to- PesloeLt Gall up0n all good eiti
with hand il heart whatever
oiaeieLe,s y! oieD and cordially cooperate with 10
IL tie eoni. sirugse. -
hested Ira; we in the Freedom Of Spe ch, the
Lb,ry Piece be puny OF the Gtbox the only
Re pub ca st trvns, ~ sori1u.ly s.s
vs. who oyed thst g1rme.s Ia tne
hood than safely to their pos;oyj and es
wall hose ghts under si circuhsi4tces, whshor
they be taken the aru'ed LterveEon
corrupt Executive or BY tho udeeon Of the ASSASSIN.
hesarec That hue willing bat Senators aud
ativs The Co, VI tue Nation hoult be suned
III their action b, thcii Of ooy responsible ouly
TO God al ths constituents yet, IN matters affecting ghs
ces tuaIsntte TO b tbs Contiuiion regard suy
nieieLce h as esun f on at power when should
be the hIeshhoio nth uttei condemnation poaeh
hesed, That ~he ho.or the Hon lafayette 5 fOste
h. setsio tbis State IL Coz for b.. bold and nisy
deee Of be b-ity Of speech deoGte that regard the
dDci Of The Hon lsssc Toucy has dDsee by
Preston Brooks Of South Cra worthy 1uy OF fanny
and ois.I1ce. ALVIN MEAD. Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
FROM CONNECTICUT.

te,esyondence of The N. \. fr,oana - ~
WNsrED, CoLn., Tuesday. July Is, l756.
A spirited meeting Of the rriends Of FREMONT
and ieedom was held IN this village last evening.
ures were taken tor the immediate organization OF
} remont Club. Speeches We're made by several
Of our most sterling citizens cont aiming the ring of
the true netal. Oar citizens are waking up, and
We hope 10 give g"cd account of Ourselves ia the
summing up pext November. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
FROM THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.

READsBORO, Vt, July ~, 1856.
Repnblicapism is on the increase here. There
viii he maiorities here for the nominees of our
rarty at the next State election that will look ON
nous to the supporters Of Buchanan all over our
hand, and these ecboing hill.tOps shall be made
asd ere November with the ringing shouts of + re-
mont and Freedom!
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
Corr.,rondeueo of The ". Y Tribune.

BAINBRIDGE, ChepangoCo, n Y, July l3
FREMONT ,nd DAYTON stock is considerably
above lar in this town, and is constantly increas-
ing. predict that in November it will receive
two votes 10 both Of the other candidates one; in
fact, there only niDc all told, in the town, out
of over seven hubd, ed voters that will own that
they are Buchanan meo, and they can't tell the
reason why they will sustain the doushtaces Of the
North, only they were once Old Democrats OF the
Hand order. J. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
Correspondence Of The N. Y. rribuDe.

SCHENECTADY, Tuesday, July ID, l-56.
Proclaim it to the world ths, old schenectady is
awake; that She is speaking out in thunder t'hes
for Freedom.
Last night We held oux first Fremont and Day
ton ratification meeting add as was truly expected
it was unparalleled in the political history OF our
city. Never before was there such gathering o,
ntn in such numbers for 30 noble purpose ana
70 enthusiastic, as was our meetiog last nisht
Men Of all parties assembled together snd united
in the great struggle for Freedom The meeting
was protracted until late honr, afterwoicha pro-
cession was formed, headed by the Schenectady
Brass Band, amid fireworks sud shout', and the
speakers were red to their homes. Another
meeting is to be held tbs evening, at which the
Pougbkeepsie Blacksmith (uDder whose tent our
mee,ines are heId), will address the assembly. IL
is expected that The rally Tonight will outdo That
of last ev.,ing. The Republican Club Of this city
cheered on by the noble cause we are engaged III
art at work in esroe,t and determined IL leave
no fair means untried toward the election of JOIN
C.. FREMONT. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
INDIANA.
CLEVELAND.

CoHesTUaderce OF Tho " Y. Ir'bvhe
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Monday, July IA, 1856.
The nomination of Fremont and Dayton was re-
eeiyed here with unbounded enthusiasm. Ju iges
Morton and Baker our candidates for Governor
spo Lieut.. Governor, are doing good service for
the cause Of Freedom and will be elected by q
large majority,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
10 ,he Edito, Of The ~ Y Trtbvna

SIR: The n. Y. Express Of July IL contains a
detailed notice Of Fillmore and DOnelson meeting
at Gl.n,ile in this vicinity, signed Jacob jones,
Secretary" beg to state through your columns
that 10 such meeting took place, and that no such
person as Jacob Jones" resides in this commu.
bity. The people here are for FREMONT aud
DAYTON. Yours, JOSIAH WILCOX.
H....,i ils No, n Gr1cnrich Cann.. July q. lsi6.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
snce Of The N. Y. Tribune.

DELHI, Monday, June IA, 1856.
have seen no statements as 10 the state OF
Fremont s,och in Delaware County. Be assured