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

,b. YIIIth District. Eveiyth th,De 70 going figh'- w
w svs nct IDLE Failure OF health has ophped j. j.
&c 10 d. chpe ,enomin ion to Congress, but We
h.I ,erd NJ good man in his place Pennsylvania
10 I think, safc for Fremont
Another corresp ndent writes under same date as
above%s follows:
"Give us JOY Give us joy! The demonstration
Inst night in our city has elect fled every Repubics
beart-6lled us with unuttefabe JOY You shoulf see
the Of the leaders Of our party here TO-
osy Men who have worked fOI years day end night
TO reach this elevated position where we now overlook
the old psrtcs az they lie beneath in clio Ids and
Carl Dess br ahe in the pure rs7l iton OF Lber'y,
apo bark in thu very sun of Fle"dom. Snch mc"log
tas never been held in this Ci,v Of Brothehy Love.
Ldrgcr opes have Of II been held, bu' equ, ,l6g
this iii s character in the ntensiy OF i's feelings and
spuaous for eeoom and its determ nation 10 stand
10y the flag of our Union, and the broM platform ot
Human Rights as proclaimed in 76. We did not e1
p, ct soch temonratiOD, and were many OF us taken
~ much by surprse IA we're our opponens. Phiadel-
pha ir SLOW to move, but once moved, who An stay
berl We now feel that We Can extend the night hani
Of fellowship to our lister counties, and respond TO
their reps sttd calls upon us. We are up nor ana
DONG. Dep nd upon it this demonstration but her.
alcs u G dawn of new era for our people. We feel
that we Will be able 10 control the vote reeded to
defeat the Buchsneer chiefau, and place the heroic
fmolt where . h oest.'y ss cal' har. assembl.re
was attracted by curiosity to hear Mr.. Bulngame.
This was not Doubt ess mdny came for thai pur,
pose one whom know, who, when he leit declared
u
mass whicn flied THE immense hall, stood densely
packed for eeveral hOurs, every eye bent on the
speakerr every ear drinking in the Inspiration that
flowed from their lips, for there uds an inspiration
there that every .oul fet the silence only broken by
lie repeated bursts OF applause elected by the elo-
qrent appeals of the speaker. cannot describe the
sct ne that greeted Mr. BuIiDgame when he appeared
The Hal rtsOuIdeo with fuch cheers and shouts as
nOt but that @sembaPe could have given Perhaps
no better evidence be given Of the true character
ibe ting than the spontaneous, oft repeated and
iLttnse oubuIsts that followed the resolution indoIs-
,pe Fremont and Dayton as the Republican cand-
oates, and that approving the course OF the House OF
X, p natives Withholding the appropriations from
ibe army 10 prevent the further oppression and
bu cherries in unhappy Kansae. Ally one sho doubted
the character Of the meeting before had no room left
then for doubt. Philsdelpha now takes ner proper
;l-ce in the contests and, with the essng OF God.
We will do our whole duty TO the sacred cause OF
Liberty"
There was an immense Fremont meeting in
Meridep, Connecticut, on Tuesday. In spite of q
severe s'orm, 5000 voters Wore present. Oakley
Hall and the Hon. Thomas b. Van Buren Of New-York
were among the speakers.
There was a grand Republican gathering at
Watertown, New. York on the 18th, whereat Van
Wagner, the Hon Joseph Mullin, and the Hon.
Caleb Lyon the speakere. The turn out per-
fecty astonished the Know Nothings and Buchaneera
A Fremont Club has been organized a. Bat1, N
Y, and is doing good work. Gen. Bruce spoke there
on the 18TH
Tie friends Of Freedom in Wayne County, n. Y,
held grand mass meeting at Lyons on the 9th.
great number Of ladies were present. The assembly
was very large, Frances c. Smith and A. NJ. Capp
were the speakers. Wayne will roll up glorious ma
joli,y for Freedom in November next.
The Fremonters Of Montgomery County, N Y,
ale wide awake. The Canej johsre Club had good
meeting on the 9th. Their President for long
ttme active Democrat.
We have good reports from Cortland County, n
Y, an isolated upland district, which will give whole
vote and msjority for the great cause.
In Delaware County, n. Y, there was rally on
the 4th Such longtime Democrats as the Hon. Sam
uel Gol don, j. r Aaben, James g. Redfeld and X.
T. johnson took active part in its proceedings,
seconded by Judge Hathaway, A. Y. Marvaine, o. w.
Chapman and others
From st Lawrence County, n. Y we hear that
Nr. Van Wagner's course has been triumph The
Hen. Preston King accompanied him to Antwerp,
Jtfenon County. They went from this place to
MADRID. therce to Canton, and from there to Gouver
ncur, ard then to Antwerp At Madrid, the Big
Tent" was crowded to overhowing. Mr.. King
opened the meeting with short speech, and then Mr..
Van Wagner held the audience for more than
"sbeking smerg the dry bones, and many were
brought to the seat Of repentance At Canton, al
o,ler glorious meeting was held. Mr. King occupied
the stand for more than an hour. Mr.. Van Wag ner
.pokc al Tour ard half The ladies were ou. in
%. div Iun,beis and tee tent was crowded. The
meeting was closed with the old Marsellaise The
meeting at Gouverneur was the eliminating one OF
the County The town was alive with the honest
yeomsny of the farming districts, and when the
n Getting was called to order, the "Big Tent was
literally packed Mr.. King occupied the stand for
some time and then Mr.. Van Wagner.
The X, publican cause srapdly gaining strength
in Saratoga County, N. 7; Fremont Cluo' are being
fo,u ed in ell ,he towns. May good men, who have
long BEEN identified WITH tie Democratic party, are
cun,Ig On 10 ibe eide of Free DOM
III Madison County, N. Y. the work goes bravey
oD snd We NAV calculate on the largest majority
tor Frem ut and Dayton that Madison County ever
gave for aIy man or set OF men.
There was Fremont meeting in JOlnstown, tulton
County, n. Y. on Wednesday evening and glorious
neetu was. The ancient Court House was crowded
TO Its utmost capacity The Hon. John Wes, the
PIesc e1t of the Club, opened the meeting. Horace
f.. Smith of New-York for more than an hour
ei chained the audience in eloquent address. The
vereisble Daniel Cady b'Dg present, was loudly
cal I'd for Hi-remsTks were characteristic of the man
worthy of the noble cause OF Freedom III which We
engaged.
Tbs txtract from letter Of worthy and promi-
nert citizen Of Lancaster, Pa appears in The Du-
Jugue (Iows) Tr'bune
Buchanan, our good cd townsman, will have from
1000 to 5000 majority against him in this county A!
nan Ike him. bu, shall Lot vote for foot more of
slaveyy-bsve enough of that Hope Iowa will 90 for
Free States and F/nont."
The Boston 1sgraph observes that the Bucha-
peers don't talk about carrying the battle by action but
by reaction
'"Ifsome old Hupker snsg bobs its head up in the
stream they shout: Reaction behold the reaction
Courage gentlemen; ri: Gown OIL t1e bank, and after
the river has al run by will probably react and run
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