New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
DANIEL JLMANN At JOHNSTOWN, ~ Y.
'ouespcnderce &c Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Coue,pcnderce &c Of The N. Y. Tribune.
JoHSsrOwS. Aug. 90, 1856.
cannot resist the temptation to give you
abstract Of a speech delivered here last night by
GuberLstorsl candidate retrospective and would have
added speech of q candidate prospective, it Ersstus
Brooks Rad not disappointed the Fllmourners who
came to hear him last evening. The Know. Nothings
OF Fulton County not being numerous enough Of
themselves to fill The old court house. they had to be
eir forced by IS WACO loads from Montgomery Coun-
ty, wbo you can imagine, made very respectable
assembly so far numbers were concerned. Bot in
ADDITION to this importation of audience they had
to import CHARM an, +. II. Oven, esq from New
York who must have become convert to their party
within veiy few hour, for that same afternoon,
am credibly informed be stated TO brother lawyer
that be had not yet sde up his mind how TO vote.
Mr. Ulmsnr commenced by expressing his fears that
from the Jury 10 his voice occasioned by too fire.
quent use Re shoxd not be able to be heard-an ap-
prehersion which nobody else would have thought of
who heard his :runpe: tones for the space of two
hours with urabating strength sufficient to fll the
Academy Of Musc to V furthest nook He believed
the country at the present time stood iu imminent
peril but even if the peril was only apparent it be-
came important beyond measure 10 vote for a chief
II 90 .traie wto would he most likely TO save il. He
tac, d the progress Of Know Nothingsm through its
tree years history, ard could NO. believe thae It's tri
ID pb- The various States resulted from any trivial,
irsnsi, 1T ceuse In view of the bOodshed az PhIla-
ceitis Louisville Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, New Yo.k
al ofher places not Ksrsas j. became every Amer-
icsn TO ask himself whether this was country Of
Au.Iicsns or of / -hmen. he then adyerted to The
GusrcsIy IN which tie old party leaders found them
selves ard 10 their Introducing into the Know Moth x
camp the oDlS question that could posbly divide
b, NJ They sent their Ltt johns, their Fords their
Wi..ons heu Spelcers then Chambers, their Thonp-
thtr COlfsIes, their Spooners, and their hundred
other rators Into the organic zstion 10 bersy them.
Ard five liz Of u,h coutenptble ools these had
the ,fronery At Syracuse, day before yesterday 70
enter the Council az Am.rcans and then send ont
bs cb 10 ell p-rt OF the United Sta'es saying that
Il siori'y Of Tie Council had seeded and established
ts,n..elves as The true American Council It was only
follow pg out the gsme played at Philadelphia. The
fist par, o. the drama began in 1854 e the Auburn
Convention Of Delegates representing nobody but
,L,ns.lvss so for sa be could find ou. when General
Granger Of syracuse offered q resolution, whi,h was
adopted, caIug upon the Free STATE. to meet
s.p l eo uo~ Pesd, D. II Le s..e &c Council AI
2, tls' Convention That resolution was moral Il
,ot overt treason 10 TIE Government Of the ULited
Stsiss. y xt!esr they went TO Syracuse, aud ~ ;
pare Cf mummy were swsDosed up by the Woig
CobvsItion meeting here At be sane time, which ike
ItsIoL esp kine, III heshed and favored such never
SEN Egypt, nov looked It'll han before.
Aesp they m. 81 PAlacely yhis-delsgstes from 10
S,a..s-w.,re they caught mAI from Maryland With
cid ,ley l-c. fl q candidate for Pre.identl Nj
Trsd. Douglsf, On exponent Of tteir ires, bu.
n,al aoCye whom in talent Fred Douglass stood
besd sIc sbould.Is Iapd head and shoulders above
the speaker, too Fremont had voted nay with the
South lie motion % refer the bl 10 prevent the en-
tci,g away Of ssves IN he District OF Columbia with
is'rr ct,on- 20 aei 90 70 abolish slavery IN that
Di.ic.. 10 Eere natcn TO referl. He &c o. he saue