New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

the teritones ana demsncng the protection there Of
life and property. Can hesitsts one moment about
acting with that party which demands the protectic.,
and yndicati0n OF those rights 7"
ANOTHER IsPoRTAsT AccEssIoS.-OuR FAC IN
rHE BREEzE.-We place at the head of our columns
the candidates for President and Vice President N.Y.
stand upon the platform Of the Philadelphia Nominal
;ro Convention, the choice of large majority of
the Democracy Of Herkimer. The reasons for that
choice are fully set forth in the Resolutions and Address
of the Democratic County Convention regularly called
ard held a. Herk mer on the l2.h inst and which An
neered in this paper of last week. Those reasons are
based upon irreregsbe facts that convincing TO
every honest friend Of Freedom; and will determine
our action in conducting The Courier through this
campaign. While we concede to Others the right to
sorIn ard TO express their individual opinions IN
the present exigency in such msnner as to them shall
seem meet and proper, we should hold ourselves as
10 the Of country and TO the Repub
can doctrines of the Revolutionary era, upon which
onr Government and the Liberties Of its members re-
nose if we rased our voice and cast suffrage for
he principles and candidates of the Cine Con-
yeption We look upon the Philc ielphia platform
an embodiment of the opinions of those who hostile
totbe further extension Of Slavery into the Territories.
We believe that John {. Fremont and William l..
DAYTON will stand by their pledges to carry out those
nrnc;ples We regard the resolutions of the Cncn-
natl Convention as expression by those who Were
the willing instruments Of tue Slave Power in repeating
the Missouri COmpromise, and who in favor of the
establishment of Slavery in ansas and other Terrific
ries unser the protection of Federal power and we
believe that James Buchanan and John C.. Breckn-
,dce will certainly redeem their pledges publicly and
without reservation proclaimed to the country, to
carry out the policy inaugurated by Franklin Pierce,
If tie ueope coDde the administration TO their hands
for the neIt four years. So believing upon what may
he considered the clearest testimony viii do all in
our power to Illustrate and defeat usurpaon and blood
she'd in the future by every effort and by the use OF
all honorable means TO secure the triumphant election
of John c. Fremont and William L. Dayton TO the
Offices for which they have been nominated respect
lively. lMoha"K silerKimer Io'l Courier.
CORTLAND ALL RIGHT.-HoMER, July %, 1s56.-
The center of little Cortland is one of the most beaut-
f and healthy spots to be found in the Empire State
and s peope the most industrious and intelligent as
ven will readily see when tell you that with about
core of e1ceptons they for Free Kansas and Ere
mont Every candid Democrat IN this town has pro-
claimed his reference for Fremont, and threefourhs
of the electors who voted last fall the American State
ticket have drawn forth Their sword and flung away
the scabbard with full resolve TO sheath 1t no more
I'm the broad bright standard of Freedom shall float
from every house.top in Kansas. Cortland will be true
to bersen and TO Republicansm. Every town in the
County is cure for Fremont and their united majores
cannot be less than 900 over buchanan or tiIl'
more Albany Evening Journal.
Mvprn,rH DELAWARE Coz Ksow-NorHNGs Re-
prnIATE FIILMoRE.-The Ilindoo organ few days
since fourshed IN grandoquent terms notice for the
faithful of the Meredith Council OF hnow-Nothngs TO
assemble for the purpose OF expressing tue sense VI the
Council in regaid 10 the nominees OF the socailed
American party. The auspcous evening Tor the meet
ING arrived and with il large gathering OF the mem
befs Eloquent appeals were made III behalf OF Eli,
more and Donelson when resolution was presented
to the effect that the Council cheerfly lndorse SAID
nominations, and pedgDg the members 10 tder uudl-
yided support. This resolution odS coted d0~n ty
large majority! Strong Free. Sol resolutions were
then edopted; and also one declaring II right and
nrorer that the members of the Council should go to
The ballot oox uutrammeled by any resolutions Of the
Council binding them to any particular Candidates
Tie Council passed resolution that It's proceedings
should be published in the KnowNothing organ, but
the editor of that paper having no heart for such pro-
ceedings, refuses 10 publish them! tDeihi Express.
MORE "SYMproMs."-A vote was taken for Pres
dent yesterday, on the noon train bound east on the
New.York ard Erie Railroad which resulted as fol
lows. Fremont. 10; Fillmore, e; Buchanan, l. A
vote the ladies then taken, when every one OF
them voted for Fremont The richest part OF the
whole affair, however, was the act OF weapPeaLug
lady very deliberately pulling out quarter, and saying
that che would give that 70 see the man who voted for
ElHirs Advertiser, 26th.
ppsssy1y,s1A FOR FREMoNr.-Tke Washington
Organ. "the authoritative exponent of the princi-
pies of the Fillmore party in its issue OF tuesday last
contains an editorial article, reviewing Mr. filmores
prospects in which it comes to the following sensiDe
conclusion in regard to the result i'll PsnneJiTala anu
"In Ms.ssehn.ss and in Pennsylvania things present
Look darE and gloomy than probable thai
Fyemont vii carry Pena,rania uale's the buchanan men Dn
sn. I hem from dong this, even Of the obvious
ruth that there other mode @ 'd,Ia2 reGsytala yIom
decide between Fillmore and fremont few dsys will enable
reliable calculations az 70 hiassscnuseVs
Tb,s. or four daIs ago we believed Fillmore would carry
but Of Gov Gardner and his friends
lenders the condition of political affairs there more u1certaia
n thew and ony hope for the best in that State
The Organ rays that the Information on which us
sources and we have no doubt of it. The game the
DEMOCRATS here are trying to play to save the State
fom Fremont is to effect union with the Fillmore
men, while the only hope OF the latter party at ash
ipeton TO obtain similar result is tO effect union
with the Democrats. This unwilling admission from
The Organ goes to confirm our previously expressed
opinion that the friends of Fillmore and Buchanan in.
tend to play bold game which will open the eyes of
those who now think Fillmore is as safe for Free
Kansas as Fremont" The wires are already laid,
and the nggerdrivers at the South will soon begin to
pull them. Look out for startling developments at
home" and abroad Lancaster PAL Express.