New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

Fremont. ..........................l ,5o-ls5No
Whatever vote should be pollei above this number
would pine out Of ten 90 for Fremoot, and rather
think the whole vote will be- 10 900. Ofihe 900 votes
set down for Fillmore TO day, at least two thirds will
vote for Fremont, and the her third equally divided
between Fillmore and Buchanan ! am very confident
that the Fremont majority Buchanan will exceed
that given to Gen. Tay'or in lsis, which was 53lo.
IL will be less than 300, and chances that II
will be above that figure.
Lancaster Correspor dent Of Phia Times.
-JosepL Po,n'roy Of Junis,a County, Pa, has
been nominated for Congress in the district composed
of Adams, Junate, Snyder, Union and Franklin, by
the Anti Administration party.
The Milford Guards who have been on camp duty
in WoIcester Mass for two three days past, took
vote just before their return home, upon the Presi-
Dental que,top, and it found that Fremont was
tie unanimous choice Of the company.
"A correspondent of The Dayton Journal, writing
from Indianapolis, says:
Z" | was surpree6 to find 80 many of the old liners
supporting Fremont and Day ton. Among them is
John BroUgh, known iD Ohio as the Scioo OK, aud
one of tie most Influential and eloquent champions the
Buckeye Democracy ever had. The Republican can
didate for Governor, Judge Morton, was formerly an
Old Line ID. mocrat. James Blake of tti. CITY, who
was always supposed to be Democrat eyed 10 the
WOOL is also actively laboir for Fremont and Day
ton. The detection of such shows not only the
coulse of the wind, but the kind OF gale thai s blow
ing in HOOsierdOm.
The Netc Ler,ngton Perry Co.. Locomot,re asserts
with great positiveLess that Judge Kennos supports
ard will vote for Fremont and Dayton Judge Ken
Lon is one Of the strongest men Of the Democratic
party in Ohio
All the gentlemen nominated on the Fillmore
State ticket in Ohio have declined. Bear that in
mind when YOU read The Express.
The Mtw Orleans Creole, speaking Of the Iowa
election, says
wherever the fore ign vote, as in Iowa, forms any
consider able portion of the Democratic strength there
will be found desertion and defeat. The reeut 10
Iowa foreshadows what may be expected in Illinois,
Inc iena and Michigan-indee6, in all the States As
a guide to the action Of the wavering the vote now
cast in this border State is Of great importance. 1t
reveals the condition Of the Democracy at the North.
There remains for the South duty-that of sustain.
ing MIR. Fillmore, who has popularity sufficient to
troll more than one OF The largest Free States While
be can carry several Of the smaller ones."
Which OF the largest Free States Or, for that
matter, which Of the smaller
Caleb n. Taylor, one of the Fillmore Electors for
the State OF Pennsylvania, has taken the stump for
Fremont.
The Fremont excursion party, which left Troy for
North Bennington, on Saturday morning. was by far
the largest in that city Thirty seven cars
were crowded with passengers
good story told there by one of the speak
"a man in New. York purchased several puppies Of
dealer, whose entire stock was labeled 'Bachanan
pups. Finding that they were of very good breed,
he we back in few Oays for me more. and foand
them all marked Fremont pups why, how is
tbisl' exclaimed he, that these now labeled
Fremont When | was here before, they were all
wsggsh eer, hat before their eyes icers openet,
SIR The application is easily mace
- In AM ourcng the unanimous reelection Of Brooks
and Keitt, The Wilmington IN. c. Commercial
heads the paragraph Horrible Vindcation.' The
editor next day explained that he meant to say
"hoa0rable."
"A letter from Bristol, Conn, to TIE Nem Heren
Palladium, ssys, 1--WE had three Fillmore men here
till lately, but Ward Beechers Dog Story he's rnade
an end to them"
"A vote recently taken the passenger train frcm
Hartford to Providence among ia passengers resulted
in ll3 for Fremont aod ole for Buchanan
"A correspondent Of Tie Ptans6urgh EzPress
writes thus from this city:
"1he election 10 Congress of Francs T. Bar, lr,
of Missouri an ayOwed Republican, las also had any
thing but an agreeable effect Oh tie nerves oil MI
Filmore's friends. The Buchanan men ar. sorey
puzzled. Captain Ry nders characteristcely asked
fellow Democrat tins mOrnirg IN my hearing, W ny
what the h. lis no referring to Blairs election
from Slave State.
--"Hr complains of our neglect to mention the
great charge which is going On in Delaware County,
hitherto strongly Democratic. He says:
at is all on fire for Fremont. Calls have been
published fer the formation o. Fremont and DaytcC
Clubs which embrace in some towns thre f1urths a9d
in many majority of the eft voters Iheee Cuo,
are addressed weekly by such mt as the HON oamue
Gordon who was elected to Congress by the Demo
crate and " no until the preseLt mpalgn "as one Q!
the leaoers of that party James K. AlObtD, esq,
at the pre sent time one of the Democratic County
Central Committee; and other leading Democrats
Were it rot for the sanderous lies OF orr ent mlss IL
9th l,as set IN
old Delaware good for two thousand majority. AS IL
s, it cannot be reduced below flteen hundred
A travelling mechanic writes from .he U'ica Cat
ton Mlls New Hartford Wisconsin, that the heart e
the working people there is engaged in our cause He
gives a glowing account of meeting CT the people at
that place.
"A friend Pre- misses Fremont 800 maorit! IL Seneca
County Writing from Farmer, be says:
Cur town is a small one, and has been Fillmore
stronghold but that faction fading or dying out as
the result of cur me etiog plainly indicates; fof
with brief notice, one thousand Of the farmers, NE
cbsncs spd ladies If our vicinity asssmbed and Ter
four long hours, listened to addresses from the Hon
Judge Wells of Tompkins. MIR. Bogart OF Csyugs y.
II. Selcreg Of The Ithaca Journal
A yery laree snd enthusiastic meeting was held at
Ithaca. last Thursday everng. Hen d. Williams.
tx Senator of that District, announced himself as on
the side Of Freedom The meeting was also addressed
byC.A Munger esq, recent Corresponding seore'a'!
of the Bucharan Club in Owego, IL avery eloquent
ard COZ viucipg argument for Frssd0m snd Fremont,
snd by the Hon. George d. Bets.
The Hon Rober. c Winthrop, having 5ee- IN
yited to attend Filnore meeting, deoltes on the
ground that, While he prefers Mr. Fillmore, be g not
sur. that be can be elected Mr.. Wir.h'cp ia quite
"willing to await tie developments O. another week
cor two before finally mskirg up Lis minc as to
whom be shall vote for. At the sane tice he ctes
NOT see how the success of the Border Ruiian o, the
r. uublca1s il 10 eiyt re,ieft to 'he cocn'-y