New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
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e"uiec the two Nonnrtug C,uv,ntilns of the CtL
instant would take. or whtthcS they could agree in
HHnht'Dg common cicd0ral & ket II not the
piecictons Of the Bu haDeeri and FllmoIcitcJ might
have been verified ord the electoral vote OF the Sste
Nat TO Fremont. Tho result proved Of dsteartc ain :
to hem as it was gratfip ing and insp rting to the
iri'~ds Of Freedom. The two Conventions met-a
ticket. agreed by tteir respective committees was
unanIously adopted by both, and the result Of the
ITrsid initial ee cton in Connecticut was from tha,
hour, paced y tend al .cdsoHGbh dOBN A look at
the Conventions themselves willie in sessou or into
the Fremont Camp, whore the members Of both
assembled in the evening - exchange congrau ,toas
end cement the bond OF unon, would have satisfied
you Of the moral certainty Of success. have neser
seen men in earnest determined to ssc,eed
aud achieve success in the OILY way in which il 81
ever be made Certan-h0rd pOrk All fcl, the neces-
sity Of union all seem,d that union not Of
t,cf success, but guaranty Of success If the cam
paign should bc prO- Cuted 10 the close in the
spirit with winch it has been opened
TheIe were tumbeis in the Peoples Convection
who have rarely voted together before. The pre'
deIt H. Forier, os9 Of NeT-Havepl has been
others Comm dcut, hardly knew - where to co.
until the Nomination # Fiemon showed him straight
for, ard road, and nofOR0t road-not mere loo :,
sectional side.track nor down grade for carrying
and an eng i.s officers were OF the De,t kcOwn
ard most influential members of the old ID mocra'ic
party. Ooe of the Nre Presidents che Hon. In.
rCld-by W. Crawford of Tol,nd County, had voted
as IN elccOr for J amos MOI roe N ls20 was noni.
mated one Of the Jackson electors ia l927, aud
went d dele gate TO ttc Bait no Convention,
which Iomipateo Polk in i9ii Judge Noah Pom roy
Oi Mciidcn and Timothy Bal, esq., OF Waterbury,
both Jackson Democrats among the Vice Pfesi-
Presidents. The very presence OF uen OF this stamp
OF the sul, Il prrSages of succcs We arcaIy
count many Of them 10 the Fremont ranks and evecy
day brings some addition to the number Tue Old
LOcO-FocO patty IS fast being dismembered. Intei-
gent and caincst Democrats who cung it, lor De.
inocracy's cake, 20 long anything remained to hold
oDby. find the wood of the Cincianq,i platform too
Iottcn for fcbuoy and are, after another strik
ing out for a safer tcot place. What have the
Buchsncer DeDoGacy Of leJ6 to hOp+ for IN contest
where tLey encounter in the opposition many of
thCr old leaders and veteran allies such men
tboee | have already named, ~ the Hon. G icon
Wells of this city pong the editor OF The Harttord
Times, when il was the Safe organ of tle DcnJc-
racy, and who was at the head of a butelu in the
Navy Department under Polks Administration; the
Hop. C. L. Cleveland. Democratic Governor OF the
STATE from II y to l-4l ihs Hon. a bert Day the
present Lieute utenaut.GOverrOr; +. ). WIiman, esq,
OF Danbury and, on tlc Elect raj ticket JUS, 10 ni-
mated, julius Cetlin, ctq., Eihu Spencer esq, OF
Midcletown, and DR.. 5. ". Colt of Cornwall.
To balance these accession Sh-t have Ost1
few-rtrg w-SivtrGray Wings, whose dislike
e ianeticism is strong, and whpss respect for
"Constitutional grsrantco' 80 scrupul)1s tht they
wouli hardly venture to Oppoe the reG Establishment
Of Slavery ihe New Eng aud Safes if Mr. Douglas
or Tile ". !, Lypycss should deem suca me.sace
necessary Tor . conciating' the SOUTH. These men
LIc just opng in the dark and a stumble in the
direction nov and len canics one 10 t1e ranks
OF the Buccaneers. But some OF them coming to
the light una nearly all Of them TN come, before tue
day Of election. saw recently in rhe Erprcs, ro
polt Of the organization of @ Fill more Cu)' in
Eastern Come cticu, and copy Of the re.ol ltious
adopted by item after being hafangacl by Messrs
Cllmann and Books. Now NC do not Gt largely IN
Connecticut but would wager ." big apple that
msjori'y Of the members of that same Cllb-olicecs
ala ptN at6s-wil vote the Fremont tic6-. mex No
yombcr 1hty arc, most Of them. honest, hearty aud
5HtClIigCat Li9s Just Low The Erpr6Ss and cOabDr
els bavc made III, III b cvc thai Fremont ]. K Rlmln
Catholic If not Mormon, ano.tha the very cxiStc. &C
OF the church. well ~ the pre-crva or o the Onion
oepei ds upOa efl~ctilg his defea'. Bat these are
najiDg, thiGkiIE ncu, All al Fdys hiDf j0T hcm-
sCiyS at last; rome Cf t.enl hav1 src1dY dO,c 80.
The Fillmore Kt ow. Mob lnss make small coaut
They have been tenderly nurs-d by TIE Uictfrd
I1raes and the Bnchanecr pre,s generally and thus
far, kept from absolute dis-oid'oD. They are from
time to time encouraged 10 exorloa by the fIyor lble
yicws Of Mr.. Sumoc po,itija ,.ul prospects which
these dsBtorctcd friends of his eprcad before thcm;
AID one wool0 thhk the Buccaneers felt deeper in
ttrcst in Mr.. Fln.oc'r success than in th 81 thelc
own canoid IT,. The favor they nrc receiving fro n
their old oppulett malr- tb- more homes aad id'cl
gsft HI more mcI doubtful of tcir p)st Jn aud cJr
version. brng mad daily from thcic ranks 70 the
hod out yet, ana nant AN .ud {" Vitality uni-r me
caceI hip OF Il Mr II nrv hfrman, Pres lent Il ~
lets resident agent in Connecticut. Give NJ rIl-
more ever, vote hc Coub ~ CONNECTICUT to-day,
or tragsjcr ri his r0t,S n M BHct iRaR, and the
vote Of the State for Fremont wou st be ccrtsn.
Here and n the immediate vicinity. three or four
destrtcrs from the ratona camp have Joined tue
enemy. They have caired n0th'ng "rb them 1ut
their baggage. One OF them-licnry {. Dcnng,
esq, late Wing Mayo. Of ttis city joined the Bnch!.
ncers last Sprrg, at the expiration ot hIs term oi
cicc and in tine t. receive a renoDin .'iOa AID re-
clection nj their tnuds His ola friends 5ei that he
ought to be in better company, and hope htt ne may
be- one of these day. Atcw years ago, he d.' IN.
gushcd himself in tine state Senate by brilliant
spcech in support OF resolutions protesting Against he
extersion of >lavcIy-a speech which will ma ei!ily
iupaIr Any iDlueuce he might have eNertef 10 behalf
Of his new iIcnds Col. \. g. Hazard of Eni"l1 N
Od.Linc wi ig, whom We arc sorry to L. ana the
Hon. Charlcs tlapmln ate Member OF I 'nSTcsSl,
nre al whom rccot, to be added - the rDil Ol
desertsrs. The last MI G.. has better rePut tItion
for cor ductng criminal defense than a5 politician;
and piofc ssiOuGl fancy iOr the manGec OF d"s
pcrste causc ana the my-ri 'qton ot jury will per
lnps account for his prostnt Dos lJn--etlined IT
Bucbaua1. W should r, gre. his oss moie II w. had
held bin By lcss cOubnu tenure bu' tnefc hds
teen no time s2ce he left the DemOc-ajc party when
lis return to i would have Occa,Onei m i -u pl,e.
so much for general prospects, VIII n, repeat,
are ms, ch-erpg. From every part OF the state We
have everything TO en'ourege notmnS 20 depres' u.s.
There Ladly town from which thus far the reports
are Io more favorable than anti ,lpafcf; au1 We
every day lam of friends and allies where We bad
looked for opponents. fIom the eastern counties
lNcw losd N and Windtaml, the Intelligence IS e'pe
cIally cheering; from Lctiield County, not l,ss So
In this city the campaign j. Vigorously prosecuted,
and. week by week. the majority for Frc mont Tolls up
The Fremont Club already numbc's nearly one tsol'
s,nd rcmbLis. 4 Fremont CAM has been ont
FOR tie public meetirg- Of toe Cuo, with seats Tor
OOo peisons an, CALLER for the lqdes: L Il IN 81
.xccl,t sat n % convccient access, and atoSeh"f
mood camp. Bat at IT. d'dicaton on the cvenns
q rxns nnni iIO s7II To hO.i th-