New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
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HEAR THE PEOPLE!
FROM ONONDAGA, N
Coussposdeses Of Tho n. Y Tribune.

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SYRACUSE, Monday, July Z, 1856.
Opondaga, as you are we'll aware, always re-
spopds to the tocsn Of Liberty-hence the nOmi-
nation Of Fremont the Peoples Candidates.
nsbly received by the freemt n Of our county. Il
has broken down all former party. lines; and old
Wigs, Democrats and Know-Nothings are min
Cling their voices and ralying around this new
standard-bearer Of the foes of Southern DULLES
and Washington and Kansas Border Ruffians.
The old fogy politicians of the Southern scent
stand aghast, not knowing how to act or what to
say to stay the tide of popular feeling in favor of
the Rocky Mountain Path. Finder They generally
close their speech of lamentations by remarking,
"Well, take New. York; we can elect Buchanan
without her."
The ratification of the Philadelphia nominations
was grand, spontaneous gathering of the people,
full of enthusiasm and joyful hope-the Buchanan
affair, on the contrary, cold, formal and stale.
The contrast was too plain to please certain gen.
tlemen, who have hardly spoken pleasantly since.
The true Democracy Of the county refuse to
support buchanan, and have called a mass meet.
ing for Saturday next. The call says:
fELLow.DEMocR.rs: Recent events in the history
present Administration Of the Federal Government
the VARIOUS outrage: and .sss1Gn' 81 the Slave OIL
the country responsible for and to these outases
IN sdpns .m the the
OF Fbu,er and Slavery E1ensooisis eeadle Of the SEN
and The Selection candidate for the Prstncy Who ha:
pledged hiusf to usSus flied admission 70 The ,eqamen
Of the present Administration sdmon'sh To- sod
consider well Whether we long member Of the Democratic
"i cion ard approval We therefore ask our fellow
The adheIen. platform and such candidate those
who have gave tpub: ss 2 Their sy in the PeTe: to meet
h DAY july at y o'clock ~ consultation and action"
This cell has been signed by hundreds Of Demo.
Gratis in all parts of the county, not only by Radi
Gals Qe4o Democrats), but by Hards, who say
that "there is no use in trying to satisfy the
South" and that they cannot g stand everything"
The gathering, have no doubt, will be very
large one, and will settle this county for bouncing
majority for FremOnt-I predict 30Oo-and
hope you will note the prediction, for reference
after the 4th of November next. / think every
town in the county will give a majority for Ere
mont and several of them will vote almost unani.
mOusly for him. The boiling of Buchanan is not
confined TO any one class of DemOcrats-the
leaders and uniform supporters of that party for
twenty years, as well as the masses, go hand in
hand.
Syracuse is steadily growing Several fl, fine
blocks of buildings are going up this season. The
salt business is prospering with a tendency to
largely increase the facilities for furnishing Coarse
Salt by evaporating-w works. Large fields are being
covered with watts this season. Fine Salt sells
steadily for 81 40, and Coarse for 81 so per Dbl.
Grass looks fine; Potatoes, Rye and other Spring
crops promise fair; Corn is small, but has i'm
proved very much in the past ten days.
We had fine exhibition of Horses here on the
4th. Some $500 were distributed in premiums
for the best class of animals
The glorious Fourth " was beautiful day, and
passed off very quietly here. Several accidents
however, occurred in the county. boy, by the
name of Harvey, Is years Of age, was instantly
killed, at Liverpool by the bursting of a cannon.
A mod IN fha nf lima v
the bursting of another cannon, and one of his
legs has since been taken off, So much for patri
Otism.
The German paper here-The Onondaga Demo-
krat George Saul, esq, editor heretofore strong
and influential Democrat has raised the Fremont
and Dayton flag. Many Germans with us are
joining the Republican cause. BURKE.