New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25


the historian The meeting a very large one and
very enthusiastic, Notwithstanding the early part of
the day was very lnclem' nj: The speakers were
Messrs Rat and Johrs son Of Lancaster Comfy Pa :,
ard Mr. Pomroy Of Auburn, and Dr. Snodgrsss Of this
civ. Tie two z, ntemtn first named have been lead
inc ID. nocrais iii low, ard they will be particularly
n,,see from the ranks of their degenerate quandun
ASSOCIATES particularly Mr.. johnson, who Is widely
known AS the DrumOre Shoemaker, and wso used
10 h. pi,ted eainst the Buckeye Blacksmith, and
was EMPLOYED with telling effect. recent letter OF
bic, cecllung 10 serve as conilltterisn Ioi ane
Bucianee and announcing his determination TO sup
por, Fremont and Dayton tell Ike oonb-sht 10 taeir
MIDST He is only specimen from thousands who are
iorsaking the Slavednvng Sham Democracy.
The Hon. EDWARD BATES has been making
speech 10 the great meeting Of OldLine Wings OF 81
Louis, u Of shrewd and truthful suggestions, though
he comes to the conclusion that he will support tlIi
more-perhaps because he can see the way GEAR IN
Missouri to nothing better He tears in pieces the
Nebraska Act, and concludes follows:
Will say few words about the three prominent
PresiceIual candidates. l acquainted with Mr..
Buchanan, and believe him to be vutuous and pat
ilotc man, oil ialr abilities and grea. experience.
In Us ea;ly youth be wedc ed the commonwealth,
al has be.n all bis life in the public serv &C. But he
u 10 ieader-he is always oordinate and subject To
Others lie never orlgibsted great measure nor led
great movement He llustra ed his character per-
fecy when in reply TO the Key Stone Club he declared
that be accepted the Cincinnati Platform, and ha
IL.
to tthat as the nominee of the Democratic party be
would Lot answer inteuogstores which might place
false issues before the people. lie is man Of "ifs
and " ands'-of conditions and provi.oes. Mr. Ffe-
mont man with an enviab re putaon for scientific
sttailments, energy aud daring but "a a politician
be is totally without antecedents. OF Mr. Fillmore,
| am hardly qualified TO judge, perhaps, justly, ON ac
count of the relations between us lie honored ma
and cannot but cherish feeling of kindness and
gratitude for IT, One thing distinguishes his political
hietory-he has never failed to come out of office with
higher reputation than he went III with. From poor dp
prentice to a clohier, he has worked his way, by his
own yuous energy and talents no to the hghest hon
ols Of the nation am sorry he joined the American
order; but know that doing he has lost of
his virtues. Many, very many, good men have done
the same thing, and he should hot be cast OIL on thas
account Ii young man in search of wife, and
should meet with young lady amsble domestic vir
tuous. warm-hearted and afectionste | would not
pas her by because she had heckes on her lace
or A wart on her nose. Neither can | give up MIR.
Fillmore. In the eyes of Wing, his anteceden's
are all night while Mr.. Blchansn's al wrong. Mr.
buchanan declares that the Cincinnati Platform IL
broad enough for all Democrats to stand on but does
rot saw that it is broad elough for Wings To
srand on too. Wings ore asked to support HIM
because he s a National man; and yet the very
men who are strongest IN their support OF MN,
are the very ones in whose nostrs the word ma
tional' stnks most. We olc to vote tor Buchanan
10 defeat Freuont as the election OF the latter
would lead to the dissolution of the Mon IL Is false
10 say that Southern will dissolve the mon IN the
event OF Fremont stlttliOn, Is oHu "a
on them The Union 10 stable and strong and will re-
main 80 let who will bs elected. There Is not inch
of soil from Minnesota to the Belize that If IN the po-
Utica! North the political South. The Union 10
welded and bound together by the ties OF blood and
kindred, and will come out unscathed from the fiery
trial of the coming election.
Tie Intelligence from all sections OF our State is
most encouraging. The work goes bravey on IN every
quarter and the indications now are that the cause OF
the people will be successful The people oil our State
are becoming aroused 10 the full Importance OF the
cor test and the campaign will be most vigorously
conducted by the Republicans.
1t is little singular in the present shape of poll
ties that be southwest county in owa-the one near
EFT Kansas-shOuld be named Fremont, and the town
where the Kansas route crosses into Nebraska Day
ton. So the way to Kansas, literally, 10 through
Fremont and Dayton.
AN extensive leather dealer from Troy, who Was
in this city yesterday, oers to wager $1,000 thst Mr.
Fillmore will carry the State of New-fork ny 2o,ooo
majority We have his name and will vouch tor his
ability to put up the amount at any moment. Who
TIE above, says The Buffalo Express, appeared in
The Utica Daily Gazette Of the 2lst inst; respon-
sbe o. ptleman of this city has written to the publisher
of that paper that he will bet him or any responsible
man 81 600 that the extensive leather dealer will
pot make the bet and if he does be will give him an.
other 81, coo. Who takes
The Washington correspondent Of The Ner- Or.
leans Delta writes:
Fremont is gaining ground daily. There is no
doubt of it, There s the greatest anxiety here The
widest alarm 10 manifested by the political managers.
Tie lorg slumbering sentiment OF the Nortaern Peo
ple 40 long suppressed and hidden from the South by
potca party hacks ard diverted from its course by
the compromise of the Constitution is out at last in
the open day. There il no disguise now.
D. -Erastus Brooks spoke at an American meeting in
Elmira, N. Y, on Monday evening. The Adrertiser
says:
oTLe speaker referred TO Mr.. Fremonts religion,
the n enton of which drew faint applause from the
audience, whereupOn an lmpudent dog olrked ana
several voices cried: The squirrels gone! the spur
rels gone' and the whole assembly seemed to shout
their appreciation of the reference to Henry Ward
eechers dog Noble, barking at the hole in the wall.
This was too much for the speaker. lie tined to re-
cover but could not; the popular feeling was against
him. lie was in a rotten bark, stemming current
stronger than the rapids of Niagara. lie rowed, and
sweat and bowed, ard logged but all to no purpose
the lightning flashed the thunder ratified, aud the
speaker completely Overwhe lined by the enthusi-
.asm manifested for the Pathfinder. But before he
the stand he let the out of the bag completely
lie said: be was not here to say who should DC ffes-
ident but to do what he could to give Mr. Fillmore the
electoral vote of New. York.
james Stewart, Esq, Of Manifold, has been
nominated by the Republicans for Common Pleas
Judge in the District composed of Ashland, Morrow
and Riohland counties, Ohio.
-The Republicans Of Belmont, Guernsey Noble
and Monroe Districts Ohio, in full Convention have
nominated the representa- Of the District Hon. u
j. Albright, for reelection to Congress, by sccama-
ton. Mr.. Pennington was nominated tor Eector.
"A friend wiring from Cambridge City, Ind, men
TORS the following incident: IAN Old Liner, wno
"wore Buchanan badge at the Liberty Convention,
aer listening to the speech Of Casslus NJ Gay tore
"tbe baoge from his hat, swearing ne would support
"the Democratic candidates no longer.
"A recent tour in Name says The Nsp' York IN
dependent, has brought to our knowledge msny en-
coursging facts concerning political opinens ana pros
neots In that State. few Of these We lay before ou-
Ieaders selecting only such as have come under our
personal observation, or have been received from
reliable sources. ...,
In a certain town the postmaster was so much
alarmed at the number of CANPAIGs IMBusEs
L ...la Alat he foxoned