New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-25
HEAR THE PEOPLE!

.h NC acton Of the Keystope State really i. have
Am ered with many Of the most promn emit sno re
ssble men Of both parties or rather Of al Pse. soq
eocst,e myself entirely disappointed With the result
"a. indeed, expected to 6nd not f:~ FIR mont mem
mt 10 find the current setng 40 decidedly and IN .n
mousy in his favor was far beyond the most sanguioe
expectations Of the most sanguine OF OF hp
Throughout the entire south west the feeling 'or
TRxxosT and DAYTON outrivse all Others, 4od tneo.
taaly demonstrates the popularity OF the kepuonc ~
nouinetE The unanimous voice oi soe u ri.
louSy and strongly in favor OF the Peopie Icke.,
and the earnest, united determination 70 stop Inc
progress Of Southern arrogance
Here is a little more news from the Keystone
Allentown. Pa. July 60 ls5s.-Yesterday evening
Lieutenant Governor RSeen' ana ZEN crso. on the
sSs;csl topics of the day This portion OF Pennfy-
.nis ba. Numbered long but /. has at length become
aroused to the Importance OF the coming rh Cor
per" but depend upon it, II will not destr snas
sppelIation aher the 4th OF November next feop'es
are beginning to seek remedy f1 the agg,e.h I'm
slavery MI Roberts ssected Dougass oens.e ot,
and proved eonclusvey that it was jass ~nso AID
Border Rufians wanted and what Free ctate msa i'
not want. Gen Poneroy followed IN happy ss sIn'
defending organized emgrs;o1 ss of Free Speech
Free Labor Free Soil ano FREMosr. AT me ooac tor
MON OF the citing three hearty cneeis we're Wen IN
Free Kansas aid FFEsosr Germ Gsr@.n speakers aud
German documents Permit me, however, ~ un,ei
I'M vcur Cbambersburg correspondent upon the SUD-
iect Of speakers. He is certainly III oer wioag ,
yr,e,.;,n when he opposes ttat those speaking the
Pernsylvan;a German will be of more service than
chose speaking the language in it's purity. fenn
EvFvania Dutcsman, as we know from experience,
cannot make the same impression upon the hearts VI
hs audience as oDe who fpeak the language OF
schiller and Goethe 10 al it's e,oqurnoe Fnis u
proved by the fact that from the pulpit, the pres and
the forum we are approached by the pUrest German
W. want men ike Hecker, Althausen and Marburg to
canv ass Eastern Pennsylvania.
Our own State is not behind
"Hfudson, NJ y, July l6, ls56.-The old Nan.
tucket City is aroused to life again. FhEhoSr ana
DAYToS, the candidates of the Republican party
have created an enthusiasm unparalleled In her polu'
cal history. Men from all the old parties a:e gather
ing around the standard of the hero OF the Rocky
Mountains. A Hudson Republican Association; SOFA, d ms
been 0ed sne Hiram B1oD Vice Psssdents
Allen Reynolds, Charles McKown, David 3 Cowies,
and Robert Rsn.y Charles O. aetfy s secrstary
and p s. Wylkoop, Treasurer The many fneads OF
eoIge VIM Curtis reoiced at the position ne mas
tskei in the Republican party and hope that the Gus
tnguisbe success he has met in the field OF letters
viii not desert him in the Of Freedom"
The following is p. s to a business letter:
al live in the Town of Middles-x Yates County,
where out of than two hundred voters In tow0,
not more than from ten to fifteen will vote aga INST
Fremont and DAYTON; tue ten or fifteen for Buch
Il Bieck-not Fillmore vote in town."
Another friend writes:
" Hoynellsr,Le, July 2l.-The friends OF Freedom
in HOrnellsyille held Mass Meeting in UaioA Hall
last Saturday evening, to ratfy tie nomination OF
FREMONT and DAYTON. A large and enthusiastic con-
coune Of freemen assembled and listened to able
speeches from Prof Ford of Alfred and our fellow
townsman Scion Thatcher, esq The large b III was
densely crowded. many were unable to get seats, and
at the mention of the Pathfinder OF the Rocky MouH-
taips by the speak es the applause Was tremendous
The Hindo0s and buccaneers here have been driven
into fusion by the uprising of the mt sses f Fremont
Fillmore and Buchanan are each cheered 10 these
mongrei gatherings. There is not enough of either
party to organize respectable meeting, and 1t oe-
comes necessary for them to mix in order to make
sAosc of strength The employees of the railroad
rsieed Fremont and Dayton flag at the New-YOrk
ahC Erie depot last FRIDAY eve nng In which over lou
railroad men participated"
The following Is from Cape Cod, dstsd July2l:
eve have recently formed in this place a Ere mont
Club, opened a reading room, where tue ieadmg
papers OF the Republican mover ent will be kept on
ale, ard documents for the campaign distributed.
Among the latter we intend procuring large supply
of the pamphlet edition Of the Life Of Fremont pub
Hsh. d 1t The TRIBUNE Office. The cause OF Freedom
in this region is making strong and sure advance.
The Yarmouth Register Of is county, an old Wing
paper, having extensive circulation on the Cape,
and Is ably conducted, has boisted the Ere mont aud
Dayton flag, and there is every prospect here OF
united support Of the ticket from all the opponents Of
the present corrupt and wicked Administration
Wings, Americans, and Republicans The vote OF
Massachusetts, will give not less than $4,000 majority
for Fremont"
wise
aporsuant IN n call large and enthusiastic FIRE.
mont and DAYTON meeting held on the evening OF
July 49, E. J. MOORE, esq presided, assisted oy nj
teen Vice Presidents aud two Secretaries Lieut.
Gov Roberts Of Kansas being introduced, spoke on
che heading issues of the day. He proclaimed himself
= national Democrat Of the Oldest school; that he had
preached the great doctrines Of popular sovereignty
State rights Territorial rights, strlct construction 81
the Constitution and the rights Of the people from his
youth ND and was firm in these principles now as
he had ever been and that the great obection toat
he had to the present Administration was that u haa
fsrsken eve,y principle of that faith. lie delivered
yprv eloouent and mpre, sive speech during which he
was most attentivey listened TO by the meeting ana
took his seat amid great applause Al the close oi
the speeches. three cheers were given tor fee kanea.
and ttree more for FREMONT and DAYTON. Much
eptbusiasm prevailed at the meeting which frequently
manifested itself during the delivery of the speeches.
This region Of the State is evidently awakening TO the
importance of the times and with liberal distribd-
ton Of knowledge among the people here, on the pott
ical question Of the day glorious triumph may be
secured for frt edom."
flood cheer from Elizabeth, N. j comes in the
subjoined words:
.This young city is now fully organized iu the sew
eral wards for FREMONT and Dayton. Last evening
the Third Ward completed what toe First add Second
had ars ady done. The three clubs have good ana
efficient men at their heae-men who are devoted to
The good work from their love OF Jastcs and hatred OF
oppression Each Club has appointed committee of
sevsn to act jointly in getting up grand ratincaton
meeting at an early day, and also to perfect Uaion
Club. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed throughout
the meeting and many Old, Line Democrats t3ok PaT
home under the Banner of Freedom. Inc same
can be said of the other wards In the First the CAL
ives got up and the Club organized by men who nave
heretofore act Cd with the Sham Democracy they
now ralv for Free Kansas, Free Speech, Free Men,
and FRINosr and DAYTos. The vote IN this city to,
day would number to one for Freedom over al
Che combined fragments now noatng On inc u0uo'ea
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