New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10

Territory is evidence that the people Of this peculiarly
rural district aroused and impatient TO place their
seal OF condemnation upon any and every party which
susiains them. We also enjoyed intellectual feast
TCm The addrcss Col. II. L. Richmond Of Mcadville
IN the evening. The few Buchananites here
lodsly inquiring where 70 many people could come
from, and when informed, as they were, that the
Farmers, the mechanics the abororsthe whole people
were awake for Fremont Dayton and Frecdom-their
tOun'ensnccs paled and their bones .rembled, rs did
feshazzars at tie writing upon the wall. fou can
safely count upon % coo majority for the peoples
didaios west of the Alleghanies in November.
The remote Southerners who have most knowledge
Of Northern politics b. their commercial intercourse
with the North, are now intent dropping Buchanan
and uniting Oh somebody equally devoted TO the Slave
Oligarchy, who may have some chance of Northern
votes. For this purpose Mr.. Fillmore is waited on
privately by the great planters to whether he in
very deed their man. and appears that the jolly and
over lucky New-lorker lmpresses them tayorably. A
Louisiana planter was much pleased that he could
not help writing home follows of the Dark Lantern
candidate:
brow account beyond doubt Of ne alarming condition Of
q. .oan DO not ee,s IN ss I To BE-
- The following communication appears in Ger
nan paper published in New. Orleans, which is slightly
tineed with Free-Solism:
To The Editor, Of The Deutsehe Zeiians:
GENTLEnEs: The course which your journal has
pursued within the last few months IL undoubtedly cal
culdted Ia brlng Disgrace M
zrns OF German extraction, who, because supporting
such sheet, are denounced M Abolltioniss. This
state of things must have an END. 1 nave wherefore
prepared some extracts from your journal, which will
rroye il 10 be stumbingbock that cannot be- toler-
nted in this sction and these extracts shall send 10
an Anglo American paper for publication. You will
ready perceiyc that the further existence of your
journal after such exposure will be out OF the ques-
lion Before having recourse to this extreme measure
however / will give you timely warning. l now
tender the following propositions:
l. Hoist the Democratic flag Immediately, and pub
Ish the entire Demvt ratio ticket until after the election.
.. Advocate publicly and purely the Democratic
principles.
The result of such will be to unite the Ger
man voters at the coming election.
] must however, beg you to forward to mo formal
written guaranty to accept and abide by my stipula-
tons before u o'clock this day. If up to that hour
such guaranty is not received shall act, and you
must then bear the consequences.
Respectfully yours. I. T. HECNISCH
Nota,ys C6iee, No N Exchsnge place.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the friends of
Fremont and Dayton was held i'll South Camden, NY,
on Thursday evening last. The Hon. Joseph Nj. Root
of Ohio gave clear ard succlnct history of the great
question which il the present time agitatng the pub
lie mind He followed by Mr.. Thomas ii. Dudley
Of Camden, who stated that he had not attended the
meeting with the intention speaking and had taken no
promiIl Mt part in the campaign but he would embrace
The present opportunity of saying as Col. Fremont ad-
vocaed those principles which lie conceived to be just,
lie should support him.
Dr. s. Birdsall ridculed the idea Of dsunon advo-
Gated by the South, showing that old game,
which they had heretofore successfully played to drive
the doughfaces of the North into the support of their
measures