New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

ns has stricken ,eror into the hearts OF The d.Plee
Of the CiDciprsti platform.
The iso EItctofsi Di<fricts south OF NEON ard
Dixons hpe may prefer some other man. %. JOIN
Chsres n. mont ike Dsnlei OF Cd vfa os SET Over
them their Pssceni and be VII, res<rdess .: ,ne
TREAT and prosecutions Of The petty Governors en- au
OF South Csfolrs Mississippi or eke where execute 'ne
awr snd rue over these Ctited States IN nisnaef
acceptable 10 freemee. The right ct petition sa>A De
dened 10 Legislative interference between .oe
Goa eel. nee Of man and his God viii net Be coanfe-
nsnced-
A Wit to York, Harrisburg and Resds &, ccnyinees
mo,e thoroughly Of the strength OF our ,icke'. Ine
rsn.ipg cry Il Fremont ana fI.eoom In ,nree
weeks there " II be scarcely Fillmore newpsper u
the Sse. News from the northern and wet -rn parts
OF tie S.sfe IL most cheering. Gen. Suon Caneroa
las taken the field sgainst Mr.. Buchanan, Toe zen
eral the nee, indie faigsbe politician In the safe,
arc cen do her some service. IL Is true that reno
.vlvapia is the battle ground; but with all the
Southern votes. the Democrats must have CsAtornia
btsice 7, nrsy wanna John Bgler, Ex'GOsertos 81
CaifoiIis, has just been here, and pledged me
State for Buchanan. l DO not pretend 10 say waN
virtue there il in the pletge, but DO say ihs, u NJ.
Biger can cary Csifornis for Mr.. Buchanan, Pl'y
the appreca of the State aad misconceive her sen
tnent regarding Slavery and the Pacific Rsirei B'ii
Tie Bucharsn men have established Cab, and
nsmed il "whestiand;' badge: Sheat Of Bses-
wbeat''-Reverse, field of keatseky staple thenpl,
with a Brccking Machine in the foreground. tee
"Fr.ncnt and Freedom Club resolved 10 adopt the
suggestion MADE N my etler OF tue ittu. hpeH W" ke
viii be q TAreshtng Mqckras; revere-" lndusry,
Economy and " esth; Liberty and Independence
But very few OF the Old Line Wigs have gone over
to Mr.. Buchanan. Among The number Is the Hon. y.
+. Hester, late Member OF Corgr - nom 'ns asentt
-kims. H. ike Preston Of Kentucky, having been
oyeIsaug bed by their party two years ago, believe
they have a. good reasons for going Over tn their
foiSer opponents, Distinguished American Genera
hao for going over TO the Briti-h. However, hope
their political death will not be torturing nor theu
memory ~ odous. Think, however, of the d-pravity
of such n, pretending to revere aud caeiisn toe
memory Of Henry Clay, aud at the same time support
bis q, sdhest enemy for the highest once 70 me s "
the American people. Excellent smell device
Dan Sickks has been here, IKE other ptlgrims 20
Mecca, and should Mr. Buchanan succeed, wui un-
doubt,dly become Secretary Of State. his win De
nj. ASH refe ction for Mr. Marcy. Col rOrney VIII
continue TO be Mr. Buchsnsn's man Friday, aud have
the PEN .rsbip of the Kitchen Cabinet.
II matter worthy Of note that a. the bachanan
Ratification meeting, no native Pennsy 'anian couu
b. found so-ss to publicly indorse the CINCINNATI
platform SHAREHOLDERS who ooasttd Of their property,
we've brought here for the purpose Aher the res9'u
tons were read, however, Richard McA OF mar
r.burg the Fugitive Slave Law Commissioner, took
the stand and, drunk a. be was, suded tn5 PLATFORM
SLAVERY the stockholders and the Fugitive slave Law
sno SAID be- too, had made money out of the pecuhar
institution Dick is a broth 1T q boy and has spent
u. sly all bis time in the execution OF the Fugi'ive
Slav, Law since its passage. 49,
MIR buchanan has taken rooms at Wabunks TINS
Summer four mile, nom town, in the cool shsis OF
xhch retreat be hopes to perfect his plans to take the
Presidency and Cuba.
Since the nomination of Fremont and Dayton, the
buchanan fever has col sicerably absted, ID. hue
zspc h. We been lees enthusiastic snd lees III nu ooer
R,sdepts Of this county, who wei, capable Of judg
ING ,h. re-ut in the county, thought some weeks
ago that possibly Mr.. Buchanan might sc, majority
are now as clearly of the opinion thai Mr. Fremont
will receiv. the old Wing vote.
Tn. ft, nds Of Mr. Buchanan have sent q gentleman
here TO write the biography Of the Sage OF Wheat
land II it il faithful, will be interesting W 1etra
how Oft. n he has b. x.d the political compass. X