New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

| The Twentieth Ward Republican As.oc;ss;on met
last night corner of Thirty fourth stree, and Eighth
avenue. Charles Net'leton, President in the Chair
Several speeches were made and s,pg. sung The At
| tendance was very good.
The Sixteenth Ward Republican Association mat
last evening corner of Eighth avenue and Sixteenth
street. aaa completed their organization The hall was
well filed and much enthusiasm was manifested.
FRrE-SoIL DEMOCRACY or CHExryG AwAKr.-
Three hundred and forty FIVE Free.Sol Democrats of
ChemuDg County have signed Call for meeting
on the 22d 10 send representatives TO the State Con
yention b. Syracuse on Thursday. Martin Grover of
Aneghsny and Jas. c. Smith of Ontario are to speak
A full hall of the Democrais Of Cbemung repudiate
Buchanan aud will be found fighting for Freedom and
Fremont.
"A meeting of tie Southfcld Fremont and Dayton
Club will be held this evening at the TOmpkins Ly.
ceum, Stapleton Staten Island, at u o'clock. The
last boat leaves S.apeton for the city at 10 O'Clock
p. m. We trust that one or more of our Glee Clubs
v i'll avail themselves of this opportunity for delight
ful excur ion well as 10 help the good cause The
place of meeting is near the landing.
Fremont MEETING AT SAR.ToGA.-Over two thous-
and persons attended the Fremont meeting Saratoga
on Monday evening. Judge Bockes took the chair,
ard made eloquent speech. lie was followed by
Mr. Van Wagner in strong speech. The Saratoga
CIee Club contr 5uted to the enthusiasm of the even.
ing.
The Cd Line Whigs in Dauphin County, Pa have
indorsed the Republican platform and its candidates,
Fremont and Dayton.
THE FREMONT HARVEST IN PEsssYLvAyn BEGUg.
David Wmot is in the field at large. A. S Devin
of Elmi' spoke at Wlliamspor on the nth, and at
Jersty Shore the lsth and at Montourvi'le the
l9,h. Pennsylvania will key the Republican arch as
well as the arch of the Union.
IMPORTANT VoTE We find the following significant
paragraph in The Troy Times
THE X. n Lodge at Clifton Park, Saratoga
County at their last meeting, acted on q resolution
offered by one Of the members rstifyng the nomination
of Fillmore and DOneLon. The resotntton cas de-
ftated ~ the strong rote Of for and eghy four
against II resolution was then carried by vote
of "a to pedging the members to support Fremont"
CoLuMBI, "A call, signed by thiry-two Demo-
Gratis is published caiI the Democrats of Columbia
County together to send delegates to the State Con-
vention at Syracuse on Thursday. Judge Hogeboom,
J. C. Anable, A. f. Miller, and Others like them, will
90 out to the Convention.
The IOnia michigan sGa-ct'e, which has up to this
time supported the candidates of the Sham Democracy
has hauled down the black flag Of Buchanan and
Breckenridge, and raised the banner of Freedom, in
scribed with the names Of Fremont and Dayton.
SrRAws. &c-A letter from Ii. IL. F. dated Mont
rose, Pa, July 10, 1856, says:
"a vote was tax en- this evening by the Rough and
Ready Fire Company of Montrose numbering forty
FIVE member for President. which resulted ss follows:
Fremont, Al; Buchanan, 4; Fillmore, o."
THH LIGHTNING LADS FOR FREMosT.-One day last
week I'VE are Informed by Mr.. Sylvester, operator at
the Catskl office vote OF the operators on the Tel
egraph Lines between New Yoik and Buffalo, inc'ud-
irg those places was taken the Presidency, with
tho following result Fremont, AS Fillmore, %; Bu-
chsnap, g; Genit Smith, /.
MI Sylvester voted for Fillmore, and cannot be
supposed to eIaggerste the resut. tCatskIl Wing.
The Buchsniers are furious the detection of the
Germans TIE Clereland Plaindedier denounces them
thus:
"Tbese German ingrates are known ss busy ybodies
aud niscbit fmakers In every community where they
reside. They were driven out of Germany 10y the
tyrsrtsl 70, their meddlesomebess with tue divine
right Of Kirgs) and to any couutry or COM
,ntnity Th.se hair-lipped Germans, these Red Re-
Seyera! country Pos,rnasters in Massaohu5Sts who
have caught the Fremont fever have been deHptated
therefor and The Boston Post threatens Others in this
Grabbed style:
Those Black Republican Deputy-Postmasters VITO
not only neglect their dJties, but are impudent to
these with whom their official business brings them Ia
contact, will learn better manners, perhaps before
they die
OrIY O.E IssrAScE.LWe received yesterday a
st of twenty subscribers from country town, iffeen
OF whom are staunch Democrats, who voted last
Spring for Ipgham aid the Administration ticket, but
now go TOR Fremont and Freedom. Thisis bat one OF
he many instances Of similar character since the gal
len, Pathfinder put en- the track.
CoLLEcroR's OrrIcE, AKRON, ONO, July H.
E6nOr Bedcon-Sp: To-day we a-ked the captains
and crews of the twenty-five boats that psssed the
office 10 cast their votes for President The result Is
a. follows:
Frernont!............ 10 Undecided ........... IS
A Postmaster in one of the villages of Berkshire
County, who fear did not attend the great Bu-
ctauan ratification meeting in Springfield on the ith,
writes TO The Republican that of the so Democrats in
that village who voted for Pierce in 1852, 40 sup
rcrt Fremont. The Wings oil the same village are
unanimous the same way.
The Manchester IN H. Democrat says Ohiy
fo1 light has elapsed since the nomination OF fremoa
aid yet over one hundred snd fifty Fremont Clubs
have leen formed in tbs State, and the wotk OF form
aton stin goes bravely and enthusiastically on The
Buchapeer nigh. as wen stand aside.
The Postmaster at Clarl<'s Mills, Oneida County,
New.Yo,k was removed for entertaining poi,lcal
opinions bearing toward the Rocky Mountain mustsng
A Buchanan man could not sfterward De found In the
WI ole town to take the post, aid the once was ae
cordingly discontinued.
Col Andrew Thompson, q well-known Democrat of
Eas,oD in this County the candidate OF that part tor
Member of Assembly la.t Fall, repudlates the CIc-
ciunsti platform and 8 nominees, and boldly ayo~s
hms eli in favor Of Free Speech, Free SoI Free MEN,
and Fremont. lGreenWict " ash Co'l ooufha!i
l. Fremont A CATHOLIC AT q meeting OF the
Gait oic Literary Institute of Cincinnati on the 9th
in-t an informal ballot WAS taken or President ana
rtsuted As follows: BHchanaD, IS; Fremont, .; ri''
more, J. L. Fremont u Catholic!
Az inventory was taken the westward Dodhd
Fulou train Yesterday afternoon, resulting as iolo~t;
Fremont. 46; Buchanan, TO- Fillmore, s. Ah the ia-
4. l., a yp .IOurQdi.