New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

strergih hes in the River counties, there are
hl'nor Of Freedom than is generally tbouyh A re.
cent cavas OF one ward in Poughkeepse. where
every swellir g.house visited, showed for Ere
mont, 200; Fillmore, 90 Buchanan, 10.
The largest meetr ever assembled fo any purpose
in Wayne County was held on the eth inst. at Pal
nyra, to ratfy the nomination tf Fremon, aod Dayton.
Mr.. Bennett, member of the Assembly, preed ID. No,
ts thsn u thousand persons present, and tie
greatest erthusiasm prevailed.
"A correspondent Of The Green Mountain VT
Freeman, from the north western portion of Penn,yl-
vaIia, says:
Everything in this vicinity looks CHEERING for the
Republican party Fremont and ID .ytCn will receive
i'll tbis Grow Congress onal District 500 m.jor Y,
ard per- sps 900. Mr.. Grow will be re-n )uinste
ard ,recl,cte by an overwhelming m9jon y. This
will be eomttbipg o. expression OF the sentiment
The people Of this Dtrct entertain toward him Tor his
fidelity 80 their cause.
Ptnls,lvsnia is safe for Fremont and Dayton
Tl is the ocnion Of the prudent, ssgacious men of
the ate tn LoIthern aLc western tiers oi COUNTIES
will swell up msority for the Republican candidates
Of 25 900. Whei. will Buchanan receive votes enough
to ovtrbalaic. this WHEN Union and other interior
German Couper VIII poll large mtorities tor Fremont
and Dbyton Echo answers W here 7
"A Buchansn paper is at lengt, started in Wor-
cester, Mess It is called Tie Daily Bay Sta'e, and
is eoited by one Silas Dinmoro.
IN. he,. Haren Register makes the following
DO ouId emAks opropos Of the Vermont election:
GAS usual, the Abolitionists have curied every.
thing Governor, Leglslature, and members ef Con-
prets II is 20 neal The Briu inhuei ce. in Canada,
that not hing better could be expected of IT."
In this view Of the subject what will be the fac Of
the Border Rufians in Maine, which has SO large a
frontier to prote against these naughty influences.
Gen. Lewis Cas- has written a letter positively
COILS, ntipg to be present at the Democratic Conven
"a Col k. L.1I natt Iio fha hipat In
his litter General Cas- says:
"Tbe prt sebt Girls Of our country demands the ex-
eriiun Of every true Democrat and sho return home
without delay after the adjournment, to take my part
in Il pend contest upon the issue Of rhich IN my
opinion, dep nd The permaneace Of The Union and the
Constitution"
On the evening of the first Monday in October,
n. p Banks, Speaker of the House of Representa-
tyes. will address the people tf Chicago upon the
ques'iors involved in the pending contest.
We Learn from Concord, n. III that the Demo-
cIstc F, ,enoaf Club recently rmed in that city
pris.s among its members tuo hundred and hrte men
who voted in 1852 for Gen Pierce, and treaty.hrec
who voted no longer ago than last March for John s.
Wells, the Buchsnetr candidate for Governor
The Northampton Mass Gazette says Richard
Cheney, formerly Of this place, now of San Fran
cisco Cal. has sent to the Fremont Club of this
town fec simile of the first Heg raised by the Amer
csns-by Col Fremont-n California On it
rtpreser ted in dirty reddish brown color, rather
hom.ly looking short tailed "grizzly." pokiog his
nose OF single stsr: underneath is letered "Repub
lie of California" and the lower edge is bordeed with
red. TIE flag will be presented to the Club on
Wtdnest sy evening" when we trust there will be
goOo turn. out. The following is extract from the
letter from Mr. Chenery detailing the circumstances of
the raisirg of the flag:
"SAs FRAScIsco, Aug. 4, 1856.
"E HOPKINS, esq., President of Fremont Club,
Northampton, MaS.-Dear Sir: On the l5th day of
June ls46. Col join C. Fremont, with force of
sixty two ntn, surprised and captured the military
post Of SODOna part Of the spOs of which we're can
non and $50 st8Id Of Tbs toe first victory
achieved in California, on which occasion was raised
the celebrated Bear Flag, iac smile Of which send
you by Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Express The original
flag made of potato sack, the red border from
sI the contribution OF one OF the soldieis the color
ing the juice of beny, and the artist Is un-
known to fame II is a choice relic Of early days,
ahd is possessCn OF the Pioneer Ass'cia ia OF
ths city. In all our para and turI outs this iag
occupies conspicuous and prominent position, an IS
ALWAYS greet. with hesrty cheers. To .he Fremont
{ ub. OF which you the honored President. pre-
sent this hkeness, trusting that in November you viii
RENE eDber the COIqueror of he Eurek State, which
is safc for him and for Free Territory"
"A correspondent writing from Madison, Ind says:
al have lust returned from business tour thr ,ugh
the mdole counties Of tbis State and tLd Republican
prospects bright and encouraging Large aud enthu-
siastIc me etings are he'd daily. Among Others, Cas-
fius M. Clay of Kentucky is at every large meetng
doing effective service.
What have seen and heard, however, convinces
me the great necessity Of following, practically your
hints in late TRIBUSE, in regard to the expenditure
of mercy and effo t. am satisfied that what we
need in the West particularly is, fewer barbecues,
fireworks, &c, and more reading matter tor the
people. r,....,..,;.
filed with Administration Documents every Deputy
Postmaster is the authorized agent for the dstnbu
ton of lying venomous yellow kver literature,
and the money thrown away in public dinner, or q
nights fire works, would flood your country with
pamphlets, speeches, &C., that would build up ao
sentn,eIt. l would particularly recommend your
ecitions Of the several speeches Janss Bnchanan,
biz Doctrines and Policy The Border Ruthan Code
in Kansas; The Report Of the Kansas Investigating
Committee aid Fremonts Life, IN German ana ana
Engli.b. Distribute there, fiencs. Every page Will
tell if in 10 other way, at eas in posting up our own
people in facts which allow Of no denial, and argu-
ments to which answer can be made. Don't trust
the ais order by express H..
VIRGIsIA-The Richmond Wing Of August 26 pro-
poses that the Virginia Wings and the Democrats
unite, form Uron ticket Of eight Democrats and
seven Wings ard Americans, to be supported by all
parties in Virginia, with the distinct understanding
and agreement that the fifteen electoral votes Of Vir
gina shall be cast for Mr.. Bu chs if he gets
Northern electoral votes than Mr.. Fillmore or for Mr.
Fillmore if he gets more than Mr.. Buchanan The
Buchareers are not green that They know
perfectly well that Fillmore will get no Electoral votes
North OF South.
GEs. Hous1oS's SPEPcH.-The Washington core
spordent of Tie Erening Po't says:
"Old Sam embraced the occasion yesterday to de-
fine bis position before the Senate and the country
lie deLounced the sbrogaton Of the Missouri Com
promise line, as well as the Administrator
policy toward the Free-Stse settlers in Kansas.
The whole difficulty between the Free and Slave
States now he said, was trace able to the agency OF
the Executive in passing the NEBRASKA AIS ,s act
Houston declares that he is a member OF the Amer-
can pslty bnt in speech Of nearly two hours he