New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17


spoken about twenty minutes. BE spolog:1ed for no
! ooIuh~ne 'otge'' for be had severe cold in hi
thrt'et A rszor-st-op proposed three cheers 70
| Richs, 'son. which were family olive,
Gov. Buvn Of Nssiss ppi wa. next inf, ~>iuced By
the President, DR.. Seuple. The Gove,no- said b,
vss here, al TIE rsy from his dear .u,,v 5, uth.
because be loved James Buch.,., .,d hon..' and
pledged before God every on. Of the 1911 smith
Electoral vote that he would ~, ,,,rn,orr;.a now
with their opponents oa ll9~ Immense eptsp.is.n,
displayed BY the Rszor-S,rop Man who i. from yir.
giris ard only warted Pepnsylv.n., 20 he tina Z.
"the party ard they could elect Old Buck With.
"out the aid of votes from .ry other STATE" Al
home, the Governor said he was termed A srs>,,,-
He was proud Of it. and sdd,d that he owned several
slaves, ard vert in for Cuba. Central America and
other territory, until there was country enough 70
FL his large heart with affection" He hoped the
Perpsylvarsns had Lot been tnctured with su the
ss Of the day snd that they would paw no attention
to the dictates Of Horace Greeley but make Pennsyl-
wanna tie battle ground. Garry that. and Mr.. Blu.
chsran's election was sure.
After Gov. Brown, came Gov Manning of South
Carolina, vastly pregnant with great speech. He
said be was from the South; that now, for the fist
time South Carolina bad been called from her retiracy
TO elect and send delegates TO the National Conven-
ton 10 nominate candidate for the Presidency who
would be true TO the Souh and the Union that
blacker clouds never darkened the political horizon
than now suppose be meant the Black Republcansl,
end that If the fanaca followers OF the doctrines of
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE should be triumphant, there
was DO knowing what SJuth Carolina would do;
that Pennsy wanna wa the only State that sent
" soldiers - repe foreign enemy from South Caro-
" Ina during the wars Of the Revolution. for which
South Carolins grateful and now she comes f-r.
"ward anfully to assist Penns! lvsnia TO pay this
great debt Of honor by heoing to elect Pennsylya
"1ia's favorite sonto the Presidency"
There was not person then present familiar with
history but knew that this allegation was untrue and
urus 10 other States wen "a discreditabe TO South
Carolira for If it did require Northern troops to re-
pulse con mon enemy for Southern sister State du-
rire the Rev outior airy War; do not fasfy history 1t
wopld be impossible 10 say whether to laugh most at
the alacy Ct hs speech the daton Of his nostrls
the rolling Of bis eyes, His speech lasted about ten
miru
Mr.. Preston from Kentucky was the last of the Com.
ui,tee who spoke Fresh from the ranks Of the Wing
ra,y and sore from his late deftat in hi Congressional
District he sadly berated the opponents of the Demo-
cratic party and pitched into Greeley, TIE TRIBUNE,
and ALI Others of kindred sentiment. His speech
somewhat witty, but was received without enthusiasm
The whole meeting was small, bordering on fzzle.
Thee is really no enthusiasm 10 the Democratic ranks
save among the Office holders and recent converts to
their party.
ANEW Club to be started here to be called Wheat
land Club No. l-theie badge to be Sheaf Of
Wheat. A wag at our elbow suggests that as COL
Fremont is most likely to be nominated by our friends
they had better wait few days 70 complete their
design for badge by putting Tlre'hiHg Machine
6eside il. Buchu ans political star is fast setting
No old fogy can be elected. He must go down to the
grave without these laurels r.