New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

dens.d rom editorials of his paper about the religious
faith of COL Fremont. Could the three Brookses run
through the Union we were snre Of triumph The
same correspondent continues: We bsve in the
County Of Essex scores Of old lin. Wig. and Pierce
Uemocrats as rere, who say they must bow forsake
pn,,y lines, and for whole countrys good have con-
cuded 10 give their su sye to the people candidates
Fremont & Dayton.
"A subscriber writes from HughesyiIle, Pa as fol.
lowe:
"Iam one Of eight brothers, all Of whom voted for
Pierce and al will 90 for Fremont. Having been
toesed about in the Political sieve Til the passage cfthe
Eeb,asks a bib we ali esme through at that memorable
,hsh. and may be set oowu as Republican Americans.
We are happy 10 state that the orrages in Kansas arr,
tha, in The Senate sfting aud more from tbs
ID, nocratic patty. We are desidedly opposed to
s,o,b.r Pierce Administration, which Buchanan.
u,omi, es q, remuneration for votes In Gaze be
elected; ard though 10 the darkest Buchanan commy
pity in Penn ylvaIy, we sSsil contribute mite ia
carving The State for Fremont. Yeu right when
you ssy that PeDpsylvaDis is the cattle ground be.
tween Freedom and Slavery"
The Indianapolis Journal says, on the best au.
thorty, tts. in Lake Couaty bat thirty out of seme
thousand votes will be cast for Slavery.
The Skeyneestorn W,no;sian, it n said, hosts
the flag of Buchanan and Breckenridge followed by
the nan es of B,.sell and H.man while its editorials
favor the election of Fremont A political circus
rider, with vengeance
"A German weekly, published %Batmore named
The L<it Stern Guidng STAR, casts ominous light
into the camp Of Democracy. II says:
"You the managers of that party, drive or lead the
Germans to the pols like cattle, sLd when they have
vot, d. ou treat them Nth col tempt. If there any
benefit to be bestowed it is given to the Irish Cstho-
lies who govern you, and whom yoa are afraid Of
The election spI reaching. Heretofore you have had
The Germans in body, but you viii have them no
iot ger. The ProtesssLt and Iee.thinkipg Germans
ave with you 10 opgeY neither here in Baltimore,
el.exbere. The northern and western German papers
nearly all Of them, have left the 90 called Democratic
party We have Lot much money but we have many
frieI ds and far ss our energies ana nuenee go,
We are etermined possible TO insure the defeat OF
the falsely so-ealed Democratic parry IN the coming
contest"
The Mlsaakes Alta, (GermaD) of the 18th con.
taps decar ation of the views of many of the lead
ng German citizens. They say:
GAS free Germans, who have withdrawn themselves
from the tyranny Of European princess we cannot ap
prove of Slavery, and must ,he etore naturally declare
ourselves against every attempt to extend it into new
t. iiories and thereby increase this evil which un
happily exists in portion Of the Union"
T. j. Salsmon, who has just arrived from ms1son,
Wisconsn took votes, be informs us, on board the
cars between that point and Syracuse. They sum up
rs follows Fremont, 32s; Buchanan 79 Fillmore, 5O
Eve,y man who WAS ashamed to vote or doubtful he
set down for Buchanan. He reports the Fremont en-.
thusiasm out West az unbOunded.
"A subscriber of The Povghkeepsie Express writes
from Sandwich, Ill I'VE almost all Fremont meu
here. Our Club numbers pretty much. all the
" voters"
The Editor Of The Clerelsnd Leader givesa glow
ing account of the Dayton mass meeting. He esti-
mates the number present at l0o, ,ooO mostly young
men. Hundreds of banners fash through the streets
and harg from the windows. The procession was
miles in length, -Four stands were erected; three
for English and one for German speakers. Among
the former were Cassius M. Clay, A. BurlIngame,
Col Lane, and Caleb b. Smith of Ohio among
the latter, Judge Stale Of Ohio and DIR. boersch
of New.Yoik. The Dayton meeting is to be followed
by four others during the month of August, at Ere.
mont GAINESVILLE, Chillcothe, and Massllon, respect
iyely. Ohio means to be the Banner State. Mass
meetings are also TO be held in August at St. Albans
VI, and Kalamazoo, Mich, and in Connecticut.
The Chicago Tribune says that 10 many towns
Northern Illinois, where the Democrats had ma
10, y last year. there will not be single vote give
for the Buchanan ticket this year.
Tie editor Of The Louisville Journal Gays:
ave have sely and calmly observed all the ino,-
cations as to rhe relative strength OF parties 10 ooto
sections and is our firm eonriction ta1t he LRmo-
cratic party rlH be the third party an Srength mhe
North. TIE contes there will be altogether between
the Anne ricans ano the Republicans. Northern Dem
ocrais are shapdonirg Buchanan en- masse. We DO
not belle We that he win be able to carry single North
ern State"
The Ntp. Haren Journal says that no less than
900 Democrats. heretofore for Buchanan, have sub
scibed to the new Fillmore paper to be started in
Hartford and it is further intimated that the Demo-
cratic paper in Waterbury is about to declare for
Fillmore. Ard The r.Haren Register (Buch)
ssys the Fillmore men are making formidable front
in that State and forming Clubs in every town, &C.
The Richmond Wing says its only fear is that the
Republicans and Democrats in the North may unite.
The 81. LOUIS Republican has learned, from
source which admits Of question, that immediately
after the August election Fremont ticket Is 70 be
brought out in that State. The An.eger Is to take
the adj The Democrat expected to follow, and the
ticket will be supported by all the Bleck Republicans
in the State
The Den ocracy of Indiana are to have mss
meeting at Tppecsnoe battle ground on the 80 OF sep
tember next great affair is attempted to be maze
Of it, if possible. Many able Western speakers are
expected to be present. The Kentuckians are inVea
to come in large numbers Mass meetings oil the same
party in Pennsylvania are advertised for August sep
tember, and Ocrober.
Mr. Fillmore accepts the nomination OF the united
Americans, saying: "My poeition before the country
"s well known, admitting neither Of disguise nor
" equivoc atom. am the candidate Of the American
party, but zee nothing Inconsistent with that pos'-
tion, or 6ishonorabe, either to myself or those VINO
may support me- in receiving the votes OF oil tho'e
who, knowing my position, prefer to cast them lor
me-" Is his position well known Then virginia
and Connecticut are totally mi,taken in their views Oh
what il is.
The Salem Register mentions several Journals
which have substituted the name of Fremont ior 'na'