New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-22

alwsys come rom the e,ooO Germans beyond the
Ridge, who are now infected with the German isver
FOR Fremont.
An excursion party of m, mbers Of the religions
societies in Lowell Mas. numbering ab,ut 400 voted
ursnim,usly for Fremont. Another from Somerville
s,d Cbsrkst stown Mas took a vote, which resulted
NJ follows: Total, 800 for Fremont, 20; Fillmore.
?s Buchanan "a. At picnic party of the ladies of
Ame,bury and Salisbury, Mass the vote stood 81
for Fremont, scattering, none.
-I.of u doi, s,lcEu'r''nt nt Of the Cincinnati
Cl,v.fry, i-,n tie IT. mp FOR Fremont and Dayton.
IN, Mr. Orf1ns BaHttn hims that the Hor.
p.,-c S,uie rnsy perhaps take peep ct Central
Aue,jcs. n route "r C@'i'oroa.'
-p.B :. wI'es from Psss,ic, n. J., that the
fr,,d. of Freedom lad great Ccmons,ra,ou there
Eticay evening IN ItspOn-e % csli OF The Pi'-sc
E.tn,lli,al Az, cia,.on. Their could Lot have been
less than ,JoO -rsous present, he coninues-a mar
v,rn.,urrou, for county strongly Democratic ~
P,s,ic hss hith, ro been. Mr. Robert 7. Wall. pre-
.;ad and xcellent spe. che- were msde BY Me-srs
shea ard De Camp Of New Yoik, Mr.. R,bert Gil
christ Of jersey City, end Gen Hamilton.
The public spirited people in Wert Cambridge
Lava ENGAGED in the pfeLIninarles tOr the Fremont
Barbecue in Chsrles RIVER Grove in good earnest.
Ttev have secuted horses for the cava csde and
the Comet Banc which will be drawn by four white
s,.eds. then will follow all kinds Of vehcIes-some
maze for the occasion and capable OF holding fifty
n.orle They have betide, tuo brsss cannon which
vriu occauonallv "report progress when on their
winding way In addition to this they have kindly
invited the Fremonters of Medford Woburn, Read
mo I.yrpiop Winchester, Wathsm, WatertOwn
S,Snebsm and Someivile to join them, which invita-
tiop. se ale pleased to l.aIn, they have accepted
Tts,e viii be at les.t 900 from the above named
towns. lbos.on JOURNAL.
-S,v,ntfen counties in Ohio are destitute Of
Buchanan paper
"A correspondent Of The Erening Post, writing
from Potsdam. promises 900 out Of 1900 votes in tha:
town for Fremont and 900 majority in ST. Lawrence
County over his competitors.
A new Republican journal has been started q
Burris. LOUISA County, Iowa. 1t is called The Burn
lara Commercial.
Col La1e in bis speech at Lafayette, Indiana,
s,aed that there were more saw mills in Kansas than
in tho whole State of Missouri. Most of these
erected through the exerton. of the Massachusetts,
Ala Society," This is the way Northern men have
irterfered with Kansas affairs.
There was Buchar al meeting in Portland, Me-,
last week, at which two Gags waved over the speak
els stard with but eighteen stars in eacf-httsen OF
them for the present Buchanan Slave states, and
three for the Buchanan threatened Slave States
Cuba, Kansas and Utah.
The following paragraph, said to come from
political tract in circulation in the Eastern States is
good summary of TIE N. y. Express for the prt
month or
81 live in New-York, next door to Col. Fremont.
7 krow him well. He invariably attends church
Su1dsys-st Bishop IIughess church in the fore noon,
aId Puseyite church in the afternoon Two Sundays
400 be ana Bishop Hughes were coming home from
ci ucb ann in ann, ard they We're so drunk that they
reeed against my door yard teLce, ana knocked out
thee lengths.
MIR Choates letter has walked up the straight
Wig ,eepers of Boston. According to The Adrer-
ts,r paper has been in circulation there to which
the names Of Messrs Edward Everett, Robert c.
Winthrop William Appleton, George 5. llfHard and
Luther V. Bell are appended with others. Tie Id
reyser says the sgDers state that they had designed
TO await the action of the Wing State Convention,
to be held On the 81 Of September; but finding that
their silerce on the Presidential question has been
nlsinerpreted they take this occasion to say that
they erte rtan decided preference for Mr. Fillmore
over either of the other candidates.
"A Piqua corr. spondent of The indianapolis Jour
nal rays: =,
"In a., previous letter mentioned the name OF the
Hon Tlcnss Ew ng in connection With hE pres len
tel pr,,r,i ces Tb, eX-member OF the llarrson ana
Tytr Cebnots has given his support to the cause OF
Feed m by declaring for the Republican nominees
Histor Ttoma- Ewil g jr., made stirrDg speech IN
tbs place On Saturday evening. 1t was a. ilverea Ia
CAM :teady, ereumcna,ye manher, ana .nowea din, az
his offspring. Mr. Ewing addressed an attentive au
cience Lour and half, and at the concl'i2n oI
bis speech three roaring cheers were gwen Tor rre'
speech and Fremont
-7Ie Cincinnati Ga.ette says that James Brooks
Of 1heN. y. Erpress, while in the West this Sum
mer, tod gentleman of Columbus, Ohio, that the
Fillmore men would be able to defeat the Republicans,
~ candidate, and IN 81
that was the next best thing.
So far. every faithful Republican Member from
Ohio has been rel ominated by the people o: his Dis
,ric, by accamaton. 10 the Xth District, Ripley G.
He frmap hes been nominated, and in the XVIII the
Hon. Wm. B. Sapp OF the former, The Sc'oto Ga
;ehe says:
"Mr Hoffman il the Leading lawyer of jackson
County. man of high order of talent, a most inde-
tatieabe worker of generous and noble spirit, ana,
above all true 10 the great issue no" oeIorc !ue
reople as any man in the District. lie ls native
Of jackson County and just IN the pnme OF his man
hooc being about Thirty slx years Of age. lie Is
man Of 1blt mished reputation, of popular manners
and man of the people. He spruLg from the masses,
and the masses will supper: him. We believe tha' MS
nomination is the best that could have been mace,
looking at the entire District. He was nominated py
one OF the largest Congressional Conventions ever
assembled in tie District. He possesses Tue eleenS
Of popularity and will win success IN Ocfooer WIN ,ne
certaIty of fate. lie is placed on the l1entica Pst
foim which Mr. Moore ran two ears ago, 70 wecn
neither Mr. Moore hs friends can possibly OBJECT
ard preserve their col s-tency.'
Buckeye writes US the following from Cleveisna
Ohi):
Fremont stock is rapidly rising in this IN rket and
the nj, que ston agitsted j., h0w much over my
thouss1o shall be our aior'y in Ohio As for Flll
more he is nowhere in the 6gbt. On the evening 9'
the 10th. the Court House in this city was CROWDED
at tie call Of sixysix Democrats for the tormatioh OF
q Democratic Fremont Club" " This call was only
submitted to those who have stuck to the Border
Rufisns up to the present hour; had il embraced az
those who voted for Pierce, it would have numbered
FIVE Lunored But IN addition 70 the sixty SIX tnele
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