New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21
rpEKONT AND DAYTON IN PITTS
BUR0R.
cc,,.r,,dsuee Of The N. Y. Trssn~
PrrrsprseH, Wednesday, Jaly 10, iex.

Prr1sprKcH, Wednesday Jaly 10, lev.
To .,c have waited while before Responding 10
the Philadelpbs poninat@ts, Certainly no one ca0
c.rpplsin when We do speak out, tor more cnserAs
and epcoursgpg demonstration than that he'd AS
n,ht in this city was never seen before, no' even
che exciting tirlee of lsio. II was rdss meet'ns
the .ue. sepse Of the term there being Present M
La than six or seven thousand persons tune fre
mont and Johnston men had ratification neetins
the zane time in Allegheny; he'd II nos oeeo ,'' 'aA
,be cuvd vould have been Q couple OF tns~sad
rreafer,. Gen WV. RoBIssos, jr., pree'oso ''ef@
meeting. assisted by some forty Wee freS'osn's Nd
Secretaries, composed Of Wings, Democrat ana r'os-
So;le,s. who are DOW fraternally engaged 10 INC 20"
ceuse Of Fremont and Freedom.
The first speaker vas Gen. HENRY WILSON, The
N.,;cl cobbler. swelterine in excess OF muscie who
ION, tho audience enchained for over an hour. He
r,,nayks were frequently aud vociferousy apPsoded-
U,dsr what different auspices did Cen Wilson
make his rst visit to this city, in 1852, as fres'
5.,t of the National Free Soil Conventios IAe
ne ras with a party whose numerical strength va
,,;airg: now be is leader Of q party composed
millions OF fTeemep.
A. Iov.A Wits was next cslled 10 the stand.
Mr.. ". was formerly of this city, but at present
s,,, men. and stunp.d the Stste III is4e r Van Bu.
rem. The speech Mr.. Wills made wss powerful oDe,
and had a v-ible effect upon the audience.
The Hon Tpos WILLIAMS, an old-line Wbig, who
has taken no part in politics since the campaign Of
lsa,, followed Mr. Wills. When Mr.. Williams Coz
eluded,
Lieut. Gov. FoRD Of Ohio mounted the platform,
and spoke only in suoh way as only Ford can speak
I Am in hopes the remarks he made will have coA-
cihatory feet, and that long there will be aper
feet union OF the Anti Nebraska elemsn in lis county,
twas now quite lsie, but Mr. SPEAR Of Kansas VA
called out and spoke for short time, after which the
meeting adjourned. Although il wss midnight, the
people were apparently reluctant to dsperse 40 long
there yes ANYTHING to be sad Every one felt very
much encouraged; and Of the im neda'e efIect
of our successiu meeting cell for Thursday
evening TO form Fremont and Dayton Club.
NAV slso, mention thai Fremont and Johnston
rst,f alton meeting was held in Allegheny smulta
peoutly with ours I should think there must have
been fifteen hundred or two thousand present. The
speakers we're Gov. FoRp, G-n WILsoS, Judge Con-
RAD, Ex.Gov. JOHNSTON (who, by the way, sa'd he
vas the representstve o. his psrtys principles, and
could rot Withdraw except under the direction Of ks
paity) and Gen. WiLLI.msos.
II il 70 be regretted that Gov. Johnston takes the
position he does and is hoped be will take disr-
ent view of matters before il is too late With proper
uDon there DO doubt give this State TO Ere.
mont by msj jority large as Poocks was in 1854.
sm no, 10 certain, even with Johnston remaining
apdiste but the State be carried. Democras
who in their ecstacies when Buchanan was nomnsted
offered to bet 80 600 majority, are not TO be found
at "prttent writing" and Q great many have very
sfrcsp suaptiop that after all Buck and Ertck" ere
TO great shakes in the Pie dental rough and tn nbe
A Fremont al Dayton Club was formed last Friday
evening in Allegheny Cry. It is the pioneer Csb si
Allegheny County. and already numbers some tws
hundred members. n.