New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

A.the Ge-r.. Smith party ha, 10 orgaa il ,hls C'y'
We pr: "a It. behsF 'be fIqwrg l2--
hom Il. esntrsi oran Il ss,aria; i@.'' " "a
guefs Hhose money pay for such seyeath-hea' r ia1
dston:
,n OrH CO.. ..clrE.-Ths Hon. &C. = su,i'h VA, =
nnl"ahy' ~ u.k ~ clr- yceerd.y morning ~
~. Ia -topped a. the D1hysh hen--. hS
sskszi hssthi.T or aeemed happier. liz is'e A' -
,-i. AMI 81 ,o.ly the vigo- q youth Hope rir' A.
tnf ioy brirt,eu- bis oogu'erancs. The hiAh"f y
i rrcfiyrd bv h- c1TutryTnen everywhere re g'--'
inspires hint reseIibe- an ovation THl'Ff iniN I"
nan upon the -.gIsp asking Office. II nee j. ~ ~
FREE 10 national -al-te- 81 noisy ctnnrn, l." -
parade of servle fools with music -a-' snl nii'
H. cal he peorle together 90 h. ta-, snd near I'm
tel his story l. T. enough that : be klf"I 10 .-i
street that Gefrii Smfh has arrived, am "'.I, ~ -
-pesk % the people, and tie people r9f. y
20 him. and hang uIon BIZ Lp-, anf nhai- nc "
" odor Il h.s eloq1enre and grasp fs FA-in hAn !
with -ressrre that tel- or the nrn1-t -on ana -af
to him ." NJ. Smith, ii 10 AL | can ior you' -. -
world make politician stare o. know the Aa-'-''
charsr,er and influence 0f the men w1o thu- me-,
him every dav-uew convert fresh from the hghe-t
position. IN tue great, but now dec.hH.el aA4
- S16b meetings a. NJ. Smith had in Schenectady,
Glenr's Fals, Ba.le;on Spa, Washington Coll'y 20
tbs vicinity are without parallel 10 tn9- plac.',
altogether new IN political history ana pvrloo''J
astounding 20 party leader-. 60, -...,
"AUtLe psoule had heard Of GerTN Smith. man Z
had s4en him many too, had not seen HIN OF ht.i
him suesk His de-ccnt among them was nor .h1
an angel with message % loye, than candiiae i"l
ofice asking votes. To see .uch man stand Devie
them without parade without noise u tie -P"s"y
of his own innocence and heavenly mn1edne-s ana -
unlike al other 0fce--eekers opening his great J-'
and inviting ali the people % come and Iook M ho1
onlcealng one single thought Or feeling, th"lSH "
knew biz views we're new and startling - many
see such man before them, the advocate 81 ths
original angel man, and defending his cause "lth an
efiux of wisdom and el9qaence such as angels u7r'
wac too much for the .tif depravity with which poli.-
cie1s had starched the Masses The starch wa dls-
solved by the liquid elGquence Of Mr.. Saiith.
"Enigrsnt aud exiled Irishmen, IN the gushing
warmth Of their sangune natures, grasped his hand
arc felt their eyes water when they remembered tai
vas the hand that poured out two thousand doliaf-
more than any other single hand IN all the world ~
mitigate the famine which was taxing on the poor
children Of Irelhud-that TINT was the hear tnat
Opened to the great . OC0unel-tae hand that wrote
letters and sent money 20 encourage the Champion oi
Ireland- wrongs - labor on Tor the delivery O' nl-
country.
The polished ard thinking and educated Germans
too pressed forward 10 meet him, and with sigul-
ceIce and sincerity peculiar to their honest natures,
sso took him by The nsnd aud said, Mr. Smith. ".
are with you-we eill do al for you. Ger
mans are not Bngrateful Ia forget man ike you,
whose endowments are large your great soul, aud
whose life has been Illustration of the patriotism
'of heavens motto, The world l. my coun'ry-my
:" countryInen all mankind.
'Tbose only who live in the track of NJ Smith
riumpal visits will only appreciate NJ when We -ay
our faith in NJ Smiths election increases very much