New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-15
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune
ERIE, Pa, Sept. ii, loO6
Yesterday the freemen of North Western Fen
sylyania, to the number of several thousands, ck
brated the anniversary of Perry's Victory
"shrieking for Freedom" rejoicing over the n"
from Maine, and listening to speeches from Cssss
M. Clay, John A. Bingham, ]. r. Giddines y
d. X. Cartier. The enthusiasm was unbouEA'
as it is everywhere throughout Western Penn'ybt
mia, and indicates with unerring certainty the@
rout of the BOrder-Rufians at the ensuing electM
Clay was greeted with rapturous welcome
held his audience spell.bound for over an hourk
speech of surprising eloquence and power. C~
ing from among the institutions Of the South, u
testifying against the blighting curse of SlsSeG
his speech produced marked change in the mindss
"shaky" voters, which will be duly attested at "
next election. Hewas followed by tho Hon. JohnA
Bingham, and ] must say that fuller and nes
powerful exposition Of the Inconsistencies, thee
surdities, and the dishonest professions of the ca
hOun- Buchanan Democracy has never before ~
furnished to the people of pennsylvania. The spesn
pointed to the position of the Democracy in 2
days of jefferson, to the position Of the Democfsn
Legislatures in l647 in most of the Northern Sts'0
to the position of James Buchanan in former TIM
in opposition to Calhoun and his Modification dr
trines, and coming down to the present campsg
showed that the Democratic party and its csn
dates have abandoned all their time-hOnOred prinH
Dies, and embraced the dogmas Of Calhoun and
fellow conspirators against the Constitution and
Union. II was @ mastery argument throughod
listened TO with the closest attention, and freque
interrupted BY tremendous applause. The old VI
eran. Giddings, received greeting from the peoPs
which might we'll make him proud Of this, his nsnW
State. He spoke over an hour, picturing the euor
nifty of Slavery, the infamy Of the Administrators
and appealing to freemen by all they hold sacred d
liberty, in Christianity, in civilization, to do thei
whole duty in this struggle Of the oppressed agana
the OppressCr. He impiOred them as the descece
ants vi the patriots of the Revolution; the MIR
tants upon tie soil where the Declaration Of "
pendence was proclaimed; to meet the issue % %
spirit of men d. termined to resist the aggrssrse
OF tyranny in every form. The Hon. ID. X. Carr
made brief and capital speech, interspersed ~
happy hits at the slanderers Of JOHN G.. FRExon,
Noble Brooks" Of The Express came in fOf'm
hare of humorous and effective cuts. !,
After nine laundering cheers for Fsemoni ~
Freedom, the assemblage dispersed to 20 borns !.
work without ceasing and carry the Key.tor
Republicanism. We cwn do it, and sc viii -
SO sure as the 4th of November conss. ~
put Western Pennsylvania down fox 10 OOo n 1s.c
over Buchanan. You do US injustee. Thi: D ~
Crawford and Erie' will give at least AM
jOrity for the Pathf nder, and there is NOT -
in Western Pennsy lvanis, except, possibly, o, "S
but will give handsome majority for IN -
We viii hear To nothing less than 2O,oOo' an'
is sure for 1909 to $500 Of that. .us
The Repub licans Of this District n~. 80
mated for &c ngress the Hon. John Dick Us
ford. He mas already served two terms Is.aslss
admire HIS course 90 much that We have go .t
to keep him at his post The compliment ", %
inatiOD and ELECTION for a third term -.
extepded to Pennsylvania Congres.ns !
Honest Jim Dick is the choice Of the rv,ynAI
must serve two years longer in the Wal bopi,
Bor1er Rufians, during which ti"e
h1se them properly 80 subdued.' uA 81
| / see you have placed Judge oa''''A