New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-08
FROM HESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
Core 81 ondence OF The n. Y. Tribune.
NEW. BRIGHTON, Beaver Co., Pa. }


NEW. BRIGHTON, Beaver Co., Pa,
Monday, Aug. 4, 1856.
The prospect Of the Il. publican party in this
equity is CRAFTY ing ia the extreme. All the e!e-
meDts of the opposition 10 the present Adulnistra-
ton art haImoniousy acting to Insure the election
Of Fremont sDd Dayton This county will give
them very Yearly or quite as large majority as
was given for Harrison in 1910, although uce that
time more than one third Of the votes of rhe county
have. with portion of Mercer, been formed into
the new county OF Lawrence, which will give l. 500
majority rbe same way. In 1ci2, Beaver gave
Pierce a majority Of over 100. The people are
fully aroused to the importance of the coming con-
test and will pile up the majority about right next
November, in spite of old politicians and Office
hunters, their very dsintercsed and loving friends
about election time As they made the nonina-
TORS in opposition to these wOud.be leaders they
i'll do all the voting necessary to elect the nomi-
Dees Of the Philadelphia Convention, regardless of
the threats OF Fillmore, Buchanan Brooks, aud
Tie Pittsburgh Post TO dissolve the Union in case
Of such an event
Fremont snd Dayton Club has been organized
IN tbs place, which embraces the leading men of
the old parties. 1t now numbers about four
hundred Lenbtrs, and il increasing at every
weekly meeting large fund has been contrib
ued for tie purpose of procuring papers and other
docUnt hts for Distribution, IN addition (, the one
hundred copies OF The CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE. These
are caetng food Of light upon the minds aud
opening the eyes of hundreds VI honest Democrats
who are turning in utter disgust from the party
winch has ptIpetrattd 80 many Outrages in the
NINE of their IDOL democracy, aid are now boldly
declaring for freedom Fremont and the Union.
The Buchaheers have held two immense meet.
Dgs the first of twelve, the other of nine per.
sons. The spirit vas excessive in the support of
the CIion Squatter Sovereignty, and the right 10
be as AFFECT slaves as they are 4 mind to; since
tLeH, llhe their candidate, they have ceased"
PeDnsy IvaDia west OF the Al-ghanes will give
at east ~, eco majority for the Republican ticket
he Germans, who at heart are honestly In love
with the true principles of Democracy cannot
Logger be lured into the support of its miserable
shadow, or rather under its name substantial
despotism.
II may. perhaps, interest some Of your readers
to hlOw from what small materials great men are
son eiiInes made as exemplihed in the ustrious
Gen. Gustayus Adolphus scroggs. This same
AdOlPhus Low Of your State, was formerly Of tals
beiliwck, ard son Of John ScrOggs Of Darlington
place famous for its big babI,s and cannel.coal
nIIes. In this region Gustsyus passed for Il man
Of ordinary abilities and moderate responsibility.
III tohlIcr roDthudl IONIDg UIllOusltr; nTet a
Wig, then GarrisOnial disuIOnist. then ped.
Oler OF not the most cOmmendable wares. consist.
ing OF lies, falsehoods gar6led extracts wholesale
aid ready made abuse of Henry Clay, all of which
in the coarses' manner were pedded out upon the
eve u the election Of l2if, under q pretended
license from the old Liberty party, in support Of
James G. BirDey, but in reality for the sfterwsrd
ayo"td purpose Of electiDg James K. Polk. soon
after this, rs if ashamed of bis inaexible political
dishonesty, be left the scenes Of his childhood and
worthy efforts to elect James X. Polk, to turn no
a General in the Empire State v
On Wednesday last vote was taken on tbe
O'Clock train, Ohio and Penns, hania Railroad he.
tween fittsbureh and Ne~. Brighton, which gave
the following result; Fremont 1876; Buchanan, 81;
Fillmore, 70; ard one huge Democrat who could
notswalio~ the platform, ond would not vote. Il.