New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

n, ths cause when TIE ter ptIe auu w ~ ,cbIv
Of tbe sledgss IN old Luonuelo ave fat becoming
s.Ied op In good cause, as they aie ooag tLe dry
Ns'S o1 ~ r,av sxoect 70 zee q shaking among W"
hone, az the Opposition u this e. c'lon' g.. ro,nec.
Thee sre more encouraging symPtonS III oV"
cut as witpts the subjoined' 40, Meeting in this
eve ield a Fremoh, RsiIhcas,OC RsiIhn, OClub witha Pfesi-
plsee .ae ~ We. prtFSents, secretanes ,ho',
meeting was called by over 9oo sIa town. We hear
ore thd of the popular yos s,ste and there il no
gooa news tto Sonbt nj that Connecticut VIII give Ere
mont a bar dome s2jIyro5iSfve-IINE REPUBItcAN"
Yours se &c .,nStep Conn.,, ties as follows:
irtna " o'oDi ~ sS. lss6-I Ia this old corner OF
"sTosINoI'"SIi I've WLigs and tae Democrats are all
Sonntctee' hat we have an infusion OF cotton ans
tocIacy here e,eTy sS% have galvanized into sem
sie6 oia ivyss,va ivsss Fillmore and Dopebon Club. Az
elance O. feT evenings since, formidable list OF
ne IRE appointed, comprising about athe voters
Oniees The fiesicent is a very respectable Southern
pIeshsrt and tl4vehoder nov RESIDING here for the
Snmmer. As are slso some of the other officers.
little ehk speaking was had, followed oy mourhlu
Sspenion. Efastus came on. and made tnem
Imam saving sleech. fraction OF the old-ne wings
ard but fracton, will vote for the party who are
Setermned TO dis We the Union unless Slavery Is per-
rpited TO take root in Kanas, but the Town VIII give
a large me oii'y for FREMONT and DAYTON
From Rhcde island we have news OF an encouraging
nature, as follows:
csuse Of 'Fttedcm. A grand Fremont ra'iication
meeting took place on the 22d, at Howard Hail. which
was filed to oyerfowipg, addressed by several able
speakers reeolution was passed to form Fremont
clubs In every town in the State and in each Ward OF
this city and Newport. Is Fillmore still ia the field as
aeand;datel / ask, because be is not mentioned in
these parts. Soon after Fremont was nominated the
friends Of Fillmore have twice Issued calls for ra "a
ton meetings but BOTH for the lack of supporters, fell
through. Also the Democrats ranks look very thin
here. For mary old men, who for thirty years have
Al. aLxG a.
L. There are four daily papets published heres three
se fr FreooIt and one for Buchanan. You may de.
pend upon it, Little Rhoda' will do her part next
Fan in securing the White House for Jessie. II. L. B."
A correspondent at BOwdoin College, Maine desiring
70 correct an assertion tha. the greater part of the
students are for Bu haDan, which statement it con-
s;ders libel upon the fair fame of the Institution,
sends the appended communication:
al notice in come of the Western papers what pur-
ports to be Communication from this College, stating
that of tie $50 students here 800 are for buchanan
This is a most unmitgated faisekood. There are
about 200 etudents IN this College, OF these three
fourths, at least are Fremont men. We have Ere
mont Club In active operation, and good reading
room connected with it. Maine Is awake and shout
for Fremont and Day ten, is swelling up from York to
Passsmaqrocdy with vgor that str kes terror into
the hearts Of the ole foyy Democrats You reckon
aaine sure for Fremont with such a majority she
has before given for any Presidential capdidAte.
Portsmouth, n. H., promises well, witness the
srrexed extract from letter from citizen Of that
place:
" Since The nomination OF Fremont aud DAYTON
the Buchanan fever has considerably abated in this
State and especially in this city, and cores who have
formerly voted the Democratic ticket will throw their
ballots in November next for the Republican candi'
dates. The name of M,lard Fillmore is scarcely men,
toned 10 this state and lie is to-day left almost with
out supporter. His recent nullhcation speeches In
New.York DID not suit the hardy sons of New Hamp-
shire. We have no Fillmore uen IN New, ,Hamp'hlre
to contend with aud but one issue before the people;
that is Slavery or Freedom. Every breeze that
reaches rs from the different sections Of the State as
sures thst all is life and activity in our ranks and
that every day biugs us nearer to victory. Ere.
mont G ub is about beiog formed by the young men OF
this scity. There never was time when the young
men were more active and united than at present, aud
with the young ana energetitwe can but go forth TO
victory We in safety assure our sister States that
The noble sons of New-HampshIe will place the nag
Of FREMONT and DAYToE upon the granite bills with
600 majority at least i'll November next"
-EewJersty also speaks-wntten in Passac-
where letter bears date July %, says:
"Repubcnnism is greatly in the aseen5aDcy in our
comfy. Heretofore Nigger-diivlDg Democracy has
regned with slmost absolute supremacy; but the ap-
1esance Of an svOwed Democ at has become of late
so unfrequent that when we do meet with 0ne he IS
rtgal ded obj ct Of curiosity But as Tne devil
gees about as roaring lion, &c., so those eneme,
Of Freedom will occa.onaly creep into our otherwis
uneele6 society ana disturb the minds of yOuog
who have not baseG thei Opt ioRs upon deliberate
inquiry. Ne have Oeen entertained iOr t1e ld5s l5W
evenings BY discussion between worthy resident of
our village Mr. c. nj. X. Peulisoa member of the
Republican Executive Committee, and a Mr. Charles
Price, son of VIM NJ Price Of New York. The for
mer is Republican who has devoted all his energies
10 arouse some slumbeIDg sparks OF sympathy for the
eLsayed brothers Of outraged Kansas. The latter Is
O. strong Democrat, and sustsins the man stealing
principles of the Democratic party. The sncJect OF
The debate was, Has Congress the constitutional
power 70 prohibit Slavery in the Territories OF the
't1ited States2' TIE affirmative was maintained by
Mr.. PaulisOn. and so conclusive were bis arguments
that eyery candid listener must have been firmly in
press with the conviction that his position was the
siae Of Justice and Truth great change has taken
pe in public sentiment throughout our county within
even few week.; and think We may rely upon
glorious result only hope that every county in New,
jersey will co as well Passaic will next November
- Belyid-r in New.Jersey, also sends in good
report A letter, dated July 26, contains the appen1-
ed paragraph:
1.-THE Repvb bhcans formed Rocky Mountain FIRE.
mont Club here on Saturday evening last The meet.
ing Was large and very en- husiastic. The good old
times of ls4O ave revived again. The constitution
was ss ned By 147 ard this is most astonishing when
our place hes never given than 80 votes for any
Whig candidate before; quite lumber Will yet enroll
their pames. We expect to carry our county by 900
majority for the 'Path Finder II has hitherto been
strongly Democratic but changes to the right side are
taking place daily Many Of the rank and hle OF the
old Democratic party are leaving its ranks daily
Look out for good account from this quarter on cleo
toB day