New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
INDICATIONS.

Judge CHARLES II. RUGGLEs, late Of our
Court of Appeals, is widely known and beloved ss
one Of the most estimable aud capable men in Our
State Since the days Of jackson he has stood with
the Democratic party, but has taken NO prominent!
part in our political struggles, and We do not know
whether be was for Van Buren or Cass in the con.
test Of '48. But, having been invited to attend q
Fremont Ratification Meeting at Kingston, he gs,-
pondtd as follows:
PouGHKEEPsIK, Saturday, July 3, 1856.
H. II. RyYSoLDs, Esq: Dear SIR Your note
Of the I'd instant, inviting me to address Fremont
Ratification Meeting at Kipgstoo, on Monday evening
ueIt, is received Regrettng that il will be out OF my
DOW er 10 be present at the meeting, beg leave to
aay that heartily concur in its object, announced
in the notice. and that shall vote the Fremont cleo
tora ticket, in the belief that the peace, honor and
welfare Of the country require that the administration
CT the General Government should be changed, and
that Mr.. Fremont should be placed at its head.
WIN '''' CHARLES H. RUGGLEs"
Three hundred ard fOrty five Democrats of
Chemung County signed the call for meeting to
elect Delegates to the Radical Democratic State
Convention to be held at Syracuse tomorrow.
Marin Grover of Allegaby AID James c. Smith of
Ontario were to address the County Meeting. Che
Radical DeAocrats of ChemuDg expect to give
Fremont at least half the Democratic vote Of tina!
County.
Amor the signers of the call Tor a Democratic
meeting in Columbia County to send Delegates to
Syracuse are Judge HOgeboom, J. C.. Anabe,
AID other leading Van Buren men in 1S49.
FREDERICK BECKER, the illustrious German
patriot and revolutionst of 1e4S, thus writes:
To the Committee Of he AHGNe5ra'ta Raaeasi'H at Belle
"GKsrLIMrS: pray you TO read the annexed
words If mine 10 the meeting:
''Wsre tho state of my health such az to render me
trsnspoftable, would be conveyed TO Beleyille the
more especially since gang of desperate Nebrasi ates
will endeavor to .xpein my aosence u ther advan-
taee in O manner peculiar TO themselves.
- therefore inform all such persons that, sooh as
7 am abe TO move about--thcugh my health may not
he fully restOed-I shall speak to the people OF ST.
Clair AID Of the adjoining counties on The question OF
the day ard Shall demor-t ate TO The best OF my abL
tiles that the honor of the German name and Of the
German nation, and the hatred Of aristocratlc srro-
gaBce and tyranny make the sacred and imperative
ou'y IF every Guinan 10 ittrthe sts against slavery
ana TIE Slaveocra Nothing but the most soIhis-
tical and forced misinterpreaton OF the freest Cons-
tuition of the eest country con establish the doctrine
of oppression and wongthe doctrine that Slavery Is
the Iule and br. edom the excepon; and Only those
ore faithful the word and spirit both Of the Declare
ton of epcLdence and of the Constitution who op
pose the extension Of Slavery, and thus preserve
ills Constitution inNiodt6 as gospel Vi Liberty 10
the oppressed and enslaved nations Of the earth.
" pray you to consider me sharing the opinion
Of tho.e WHO indorse the Philadelphia platform aud
canddates snd no iess he ary supporting the resou
tions ana ticket of the Bloomington Convention.
=. Respectfully FIR. HECKER"
The National Democratic Committee at Wash
iDson it is reported decided not to waste any Of
their ammunition on Massachusetts,, considering her
case hopeless. That is COED idea. There are
half DOZEN mere States that msy as well be given
over first as last.
"A vote was taken yesterday at Ssyery 8
Restaurant, Beekman street-eyery one who ate
there declaring his preference for President. The
votes were counted out at night, aud declared:
For Fremont 1859 Fillmore. .255
Buchanan. ..o7
We believe the vote was fairly taken and can.
ysssed Had il been taken o. Five Points grog-
gerry, however, the result would doubtless have
been different