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

cal events here for the past twenty yeas convlnca
tbat never before there so decided feeDg upon
pr'acipe in favor OF Presidential candidate, and
that, too, among Of all former party names. Last
Fall Know Nothing and Democratic fusion carried
part OF the County Officers Fillmore will not receive
the entire Know. Nothing strength, including sundry
sttaigh.' Whgs-a'genus not yet quite extinct. Bu-
chanan has not enough avowed supporters in many
towns for respectable corporate guard, counting in
all the Postmssters. In fact, the party that gave
Pok nearly l500 majority appears to be literally
wiped out at present"
-Tae Hon. Geo. G. Dunn, MembT Of Congress from
Indiana, has been nominated by Fillmore party
as Presidential Eector at large. De Constitution
Of the United States Gays:
Ono Senator or Representative, OF person holding
an office of trust or profit under the United States
shall be appointed al Elector.'
Let the people in that State look TO il that the
Constitution be not contavened by his election.
Eight mas meetings are advertised in the Ohio
papers TO be held during the three ensuing months.
Tile Bangor Wig says that Aroostook County
formerly the Gibraltar Of the Democracy, will give
Republican majority this Fall and adds that 10 the
eastern part of Maine, the cause has been rapidly
gaining for the past year. In Hancock and Washing
ton as well az Penobscot the maorities for Freedom
are certain 10 be overwhelming.
The Doilv Mn1eotian is informed by an en-.
thusias,c Fremonter from Arkansas, that there are
,lenty OF the same kidney III that State who will give
tlejr candidate considerable vote. The Manesotiaa
adds that there will be Fremont ticket in all the
Soath. Western States.
"A mass Peoples Convention is to be held at Little
ton in the north Of NewHampshire, on the 10th Of
September.
Miami County sent 3,3l5, and Clarke 1900 dele
gates to the great Dayton Convention the delegation
from Greene County wss $500. elk aag wrought by
the Dayton young ladies' presented to the latter
ss the banner county. Thousands stood in furious
rain listening to the speeches. and the enthusiasm with
which the Hon. a. BuIlingame was greeted was i'm
merse.
Tile Ne1r. Hampshire Democrat states that within
O month after Fremouts nomination 80 Clubs were
formed in that State.
The Plymosh (Ia.) Banner has hauled of from
Buchanan and hoisted Fremont aud Dayton at the
head Of its columns.
The Hon. joseph Gable, formerya Democratic
Congressman from Ohio is out for Fremont SO is his
son. who once edited The OhiO Pieayune, q Demo-
cratic paper.
"A travelling Ohio Buchsneer reports in Chicago
that he has not seen Buchanan map since be left
home except when he looked in glass.
-Loienz Brentan is out in earnest address to the
Germans.
To day, Aug. 4, State elections are held in Ken
lucky, Iowa, Texas, Missouri and Arkansas.
Tile National american, a Fillmore paper pub
shed at Richmond, Va, in mentioning the substitu.
tion of Gel. Geary for Gov. Shannon, breaches the
novel idea that Pierce determined to do all he
" can to make Kansas Free State. Proof: he inva-
rably appoints its Governors from the Free States"
According to Tie Lyons IN. ~ Republican,
there Lot dozen young men in that town who do
not go for Fremont.
"A new German paper, called The Out and Ont,
has Just been started at Milwaukee, Wis by the
Buchaneeis.
The msjorities for Fremont in Western Penn
eylvspa are summed up by The PhttadeiDhta Times,
ofte m survey oI the various counties, rather
over than under 10000. The list of papers in the
whole State which advocate his election Las run up to
eghtyseyen.
"A new Fremont paper is to be issued in Trenton,
n j. this week, unoer the editorial charge of James
T. Sherman, formerly OF The Gazette.
The following paragraph comes from The Mobile
(Als) hdrertser:
"Wen might the delegate in the late Black Repub.
lican Convention at Philadelphia urge that 80 rapid
would be the spread of Republican doctrines tina. in
four years they could, with impuDty hold their Con-
venton in Richmond or Lexington. If he had knoun
hoc many Black republicans there ncerc in this State
and community, he might hare mored 10 adjourn the
Conrennon 10 meet IN le6O at Montgomery. There
ore men here in alabama, and n this county, pho
not ASHAMED 10 own preference 10 Fremont or any
other Abotonist, to Buchanan. How can the South
ever expect to maintain her seTepec, or obtain her
lust rights if she even enduTes such persons on her
soil much less permits them to occupy influential
positions vith,n her 6ordeTsY
- Fremont is sweepng everything before him in
Wisconsin A late mass meeting held lin Rock County
Of that State ranscends every demonstration made by
the Republicans of any secton, thus far during the
present campaign. 1t indeed surpassed in enthusiasm
the popular movements Of 1910. Seventhousand free
men were in council, and procession was formed two
miles in length Says Wisconsin paper: "The nj m
"inaton of Fremont and Dayton has kindled spirit
"among the masses that sweeps all before it, and
"spreads with the rapidty Of flames through the dry
"prairie grass in autumn. Put down Wisconsin for
"Jshn c. Fremont by majority Of thousands"
Ole Bull hs given $500 toward establishing new
German Republican paper in Wisconsin. He is to
take the stump for Fremon! through that State.
MILAN FOR FREMoEr.-It having beea claimed
that Judge MLean wss for Fillmore, Washington
writer says:
"a letter was read to me to-day, from Judge
Milan in which he says that the united Germ an
residents of the western sections OF Pennsylvana will
vote almost unanimously for Fremont. He predicts
the State for Fremont by over 80 600 majority. Few
would doubt even the probabilities of such a result
against Buchanan in his own State; but what would
Won think when Nrgnians set down their State for
Fillmore The thing is actually done and bets are
offered freely that the Wse majority for Governor viii
be reduced 0ne.haf."
Among the distinguished gentlemen invited to at
tend the Dayton Convention, who were unable to
comply, was the Republican candidate for Vice
President. His reply to the Committee of Invitations
was as follows: