New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
" Yankee Doodle keep it up;
II is " plan az figures,
Buchanan ie the candidate


| Yankee Doodle keep il up;
II is " plan az igures,
| BuchsbaI is the candidate
| Iora,se the p'ice Of niggers."
| Tile Plymouth Adreyt'ser, Huron County a very
respectable sheet heretofore neutral has yielded to
the general seatmt nt and is out for Fremont and
| Dayton.
| "A Republican meeting was held at Quackneck
| NewJersey, on Thursday of last week. in the open
air II expected that some 100 persons would be
pr. sent, but from 900 10 9 900 the ground
Mr.. Hawleson Of Quacbneck presided, and Messrs.
Gchrist of jersey City and Sheer of Michigan Gen.
Hamilton and Capt. De Camp of New-York were the
speakers. Though in the midst of Fillmore neigh
bOhood there dist lrbance, but the enthusiasm
was ss harmonious as it was hearty
"A New Hampshire man. recently from home,
gives good news from that State. II is any
in the Union FOR Fremont and the fight is entirely be
tween FRI ard Buchanan
The american Organ. in discussing the pros
poets Of Mr. Fillmore in New York, says that he will
lead his strongest opponent, Fremont at leas 80 600,
and Buchanan from so 600 TO GO, 900 votes.
The Norfolk Southern argus, in speaking of the
Frtmont movement in Wheeling ard vicinity, argues
that it will increase the Democratic majority in the
last year, " in which he proved Know Nothing'm to
be Aboliionism in disguise, only added to his oppo
merits strength in that region.
- The Lynchburg V,reia'0n tFil'morite) copies
from The Cincinnati Gazette account of the
rer in which Republican brutally assaulted aud
beaten at Fillmore meeting, for answering question
with reference to the Republican platform by quota
ton from it. The comment Of The FUginan ia that
"There appear to be rot only some Fillmore men
:" left in Ohio, but that they spuDky-snd what's
more spuIky for the South Is there Brooks in
Lynchburg?
"A new County, named Calhoun, has just been
set off in South Carolina. The county seat is named
Brotksville, in honor of Preston Brooke
ID. S. writes from Hornellsville, n. Y that the
feeling which exists there in favor of Fremont is
unanimous A vote taken ON Main street. resulted
in l53 for Fremont % for Fillmore, and II for
Buchanan Our correspondent adds that what few
FImoretes here the village straiung every
nerve, but in vain.
We learn from the beet authority that Hancock,
Delaware County, is wheeling into line. mass
meeting held on the evening of the nth, when
Fremont ard Dayton Club organized, Of which
A. B Simpson, esq was chosen President. Men Of
all the old parties heartily joined in the enthusiasm
which prevailed and Glee Club sprung up spon-
taneously in the midrt Of the meeting.
The n J Ezpress, last week, gave an account
of Whist is called desperate attempt at Fremont
| mas meeting in Northampton, Mas L. turns out
| to have been simply meeting o. the citizens pre-
| lininery to organizing club. Our correspondent
| wn,es that it was well attended and that various
speeches were made and gleesopgs sung There does
not seem to be opposition enough in that quarter to
keep up the fire of our friends, for out of sixty
a. laot t,,f
"BuchpDun, while such thing as Fillmore man is
"rot optny acknowledged among US, all declaring
firmly for Fremont ard Dayton
The Marshall Telegraph, published in Clark Co.,
Ilnois struck the Fillmore colors and hoisted the flag
of Fremont oud Dayton on the 9th inst It's reasons
are worth reading. The Marshall Telegraph the
first iou,ral in the State that out for Fillmore,
and il is almost The last give him up We know of
but two papers IN Illinois that still adhere to their first
choice. We cen stand it no longer Our only chance
to lick the Buchaneers in the Sucker State and quiet
the Slavery agitation, is to unite on Fremont One
other re. son which has influenced Us in this curse is
pleases the nego drivers little too well TO continue
| longer to battle for Fillmore.
According to the latest classification by The CHI
caeo Tribune Of the Illinois papers, the whole nun
| Der is LEI OF these % Fremont, 81 Buchanan,
2s neutral aud Fillmore Is it possible tnat party
20 weak i'll the Sucker can be strong in the Hooser
| State
The Wa,erJury Conn Democrat added another
10 TIE Fssanont PIES On Saturday last 1t has gone
| for BuchaAn hitherto but il thinks abaI dons no
real Democratic princice in the it pursues, but
| considers the Peoples candidate the man for the
| cisis.
The Boston Courier says that none of the o.her
OII 7 NJ, . UL;os f,liou, Mr. lead MOre5
the pity
We have two other letters, beside that already
published giving accounts ofthe gres Osceola tPenn
meeting held in Northern PENNEY 1t was est
mated that over eight Thousand persons were present.
| Ore correspondent writes:
| 9TH. Cor press,cnal District will give Fremont
| 600 majority viz Bradford County, 5000 li"sa,
| 1900, and SurquebsDBa, 1000 10 the moi Hern,
eastern and western counties OF Pennry Vans W. n
give Fremont from thirty TO forry thousand fnaloy'
| 20 la'gs that it canLos be overcome. ihe sl"'e L
| cure for Fremont aid Dayton.
A letter from Troy, Ohio, speaks OF the ehthuS~
asm which pervades all classes there, and 'he deter
mpaiion the Buckeyes to make theirs the bahher
| State.
We hsve two letters from Weteryi'le Me-, "heh
give tul accounts Of the several political mfetg7 ob
| Commencement n.y. The Border Ruff i1s and crasht
| Wbigs, horapg to obtain iac,tious apPesiah o
| strength On Thursday, called Das' ton'em''"S ny
flaming hapcblls ha'fprce Rni!road 'ickrs' AM nc
premise Of eloquent speaking Bm soiptIAns ".W
wrong belong beralded processio eohi"hru u" ''''
ono The iigttsi cou,t of b,th Wings nnd oeio'' ID
h.,o,e ,he stand came TO $50 The cause oi al ''@
stared every in the face When tDe sun 'o'e .h'
,,up was foutd to be covered With the names ' Ere
m,nt and Dayton. One of our correspondence '0-'
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