New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
HEAR THE PEOPLE.

E-s,ront and Dayton Club has been formed 10
this city ard is doing much ior me cause "A new
evenings Ell Judge Culver Ct bioosyi gavc vsy
oS the speech, Prof Fowler Of the Law S,eool was
called for. Mr.. f. arose and remarked mat the IN,
r-es;op on their inds jus. as 1t should be- and
be sired not to disturb oy q 'Aa'
% Penub,;capism Freeoom, Fnm1nt end Dayton
.re the absorbing subjects here. The isme of Free
Com burrs brighter osily, and olds is,r 20 consume
Ike stubbe and cha q the most corrupt Isuon
hat has ever cursed this country .oh'
The Republicans are also movicg and 10 the pur-
nose in Oleap, NY. Witness the following, froma
fiie nd there:
csujsm was held at our place upon the evenog OF oa
rS.v ast and although notice was no. gwen ont uneu
80 bour the attenoance large, aid marked in
ersst and attention characterized the meeting through
out. ..o.,A 49,.
,o;red the audience by giving exposition Of the
noicv and pripciples Of the Republican pary. The
un,,,ipg broke up amid enthusiastic chesrs for FRI
MONT and DAYTON. The tide of kepuonc snsm n
swtepirg down all oh taces in our County OF Cata-
,enons and her large Republican majority heretofore
given will be greatly incr ased a. our coming ee ;tiop
e"We have most cheering news from our friends Of
Ncthern Perneylvani3 contiguous 10 u,. ne dsec-
: ON from other par les to FREMONT and DAYTON Is
described as overwhelming. had the pleasure % lay
f crssping the hand OF thrifty farmer OF neghoor.
rg town Of that State, and he iniormea me ,as az
aisipg where Ill OF bis negbbors were present, vote
was taken and of the Ill, we're for Fillmore, IL tor
Ruchapar and 90 for Fremont. 50 il goes here's
FpyMoYr and DAYToS are daily gaining strength"
The town of Norris Otsego County, n. Y, sends
Us The following good news:
"Tls Fremont men sre about three times es numer.
ous as all others II Buchanan gets old Otsego be WI
have TO get Border Ruian voters TO come here ths
Fab"
From Delaware County, N. Y, We h.ve the sub
joined intelligence:
A. mt, ioL In
| County are every way cheering. Many influential
| Democrats are embracing the good cause with an
| en,restness and zeal altogether ercousging. Our
frierds throughout the State may set DOM Dsav vs
as GOOD for 600 Fremont majority, and for faithful
cooperation Ia oil honorable measures 70 ciry the
nation"
| RrpuEL,cAs MEETING IN CAssvILLE Ala meeting
held pursuant to call at Cassvie, Cass County, N y
on the 4,h of july for the purpose of orgsnZinga
| County Republican Party, w. ID. GAGE was elected
| Pie.idelt and Z. C. TAYLOR Secretary. committee
of hree appointed to draft platform OF resolu-
tions During the absence of the committee the meet
irg was addressed by the President and t. C. Taylor
| uron the great question Of the day. A number Of
| stoi Free Kansas resolutions were then adopted,
az er Which +. l.. Flower elected permsuen. Pres
iGtns and + c. Taylor Secretary. The meeting then
| aeiortned subject TO the call Of the Executive Com
| n iitee.
We have the subjoined intelligence from tie very
bead. quarters of the enemy, from reliable c,rres-
pondent:
~ have thought Il not aniss to give 20, some in
formation concerning the political complexion OF the
Tome Of the Democratic candid ate James Buchanan.
Tie Wings, q body, were for long time as h,ck
| Of thetp without g shepherd. Their opposition 70
Know MGteingsm prevsnsed 3 .nd% m o@ see.s a% h.
alone could make no efectual opposition 10 aoy drsc'
tim, they resolved TO withhold their determination IN
I'll afe1 the Peoples Convention q. Philadelphia would
decide who should be tia r standard bearer in the sp
proachirg COZ test. Sloud the Convention nominate
man whom they could rally, and should i, adopt .
platform not inconsistent with the avJwei sentiments
would give them their undivided support Ba. in csse
the proceedings Of the Convention would be Of Q SEQ
tioLal character, and in consequence lose sight Of
Nationality-a principle for which Lancaster County
Wings are pr0verbial-tben each Wing 10 sst 10 ~
cOrdsnce with his own conviction. Should the C5nven-
tioL have adopted the latter course, BuchsLans vote
would have been largely increased in the county:
MsDy tried wings, careless about the issue, would
have stayed st bone, while not insigus :an. nubeI
would have cast their vUtes for the Sage Of Wheat
sno" But, thanks to the wise and patriotic counsels
that Prevailed, no sooner did the telegraph inform ~
Of the nomination Of Fremont, than one long, de-
ermined universal sentiment prevailed from one e.
| treue of the county TO the other To vote for Ba.
cLanan out Of State price, or for p ronal consid-
eratloniIthe idea Which prevailed among us 70 a
tngukhed at once and every nsp ind pendent oil
otLtrs, determined 70 do bis whole da.y W hesaH O
re tiuse Of Free Speech Free s,ii, and Eremon.
The sentiment became 50 strong and universL ths.
tie Chairman Of tho Wig County Committee vs.
obliged to coll meeting, in the midst of hsEves, tn
tusest season Of tie year. to take council aad organ
1e for the campaign. AS result Of that meeting the
following resolution, amorg others, was passed:
cuSsy 70 Ts sosS. asa b, .s Wns yo'; =
Isyon the confident that In 90 do,s thsy Mi
s .IS 10 Is % sSe. principle.
Ittuiy Of oCr Republican insttuiions Wv ~
The action ofthe Committee fl like thunderbolt OF
the DEMOCRACY. They had counted largely on our ait
TO assistance in swelling the tide of mmey
IN biz Own county; but the deusve hope Yos nippsd
tie bud and hence the bitter animoety vnich they
chpley whenever opportunity offers. Toe efse. d
this spsng,ne n taDey the uniting Of Republicans
The safe siee as uipal to the tuEe of come four 70
rye thousand majority for the peoples candidate.
John G. Fremont and w. L. Dayton. J.r.u."
correspondent in Norwich, Conn. writes thus;
"JuLY p, 1856.
THE call for meeting to form Fremont Clab 10
Nowich was responded to by one of the ls,geet and
most enthusiastic assenbages ever convened In this
city. The meeting was held in the Town Hall on the
evening of the 23d. The Brass Band present. and
did Themselves great credit His Honor the Mayer,
Club, aldtwenty -four Vice Presidents spported
noticed on the platform number ofthose hsretofore
identified with the Democratic party ms speeches
were stirring, and created great enthusiasm. Connec
,ica. 10 aroused The .pit OF Loemy m - hs p "s
November rext she will show TO the worid tLs; sae
worthy to be the land ofthe Edwards, the Dwehts and
| the 1rumbulls. b. 70.
| A Mechanic writes thue nom Wsnssed, Conn.
July 20.
ebo;oe Of Joseph w. Marsh as President, and 5. A:
| Hubbard s. cretary, and wide-awake, working and
| Efficient Executive Committee. The old veterans is
the Free Soil ranks are entering the lists for FRrs9sr
| - a., kaxv 40, be an