New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-03

Republican principles, eloquent logical and c'nvnc
ing, had telling eject upon the people and Is kao "n
10 have added several to our ticket and to have
greatly strengthened the fsitl of the fsering. Gov
Reeder is to speak at the place on Monday even
ing next.
There wss great R publican meeting at Geneva,
N. Y, on Toesdsy evening last: the aoa. s. A.
Foote late Judge of tts Court Of Appeals, presided
The an ieucs included may ladie', and several clergy
men Henry Stanton spoke for two hours. 1t was
the biggett turnout If the canvass IN Geneva.
"A correspondent writes as follows from Lacrosse,
Wis n der cate o. Oct 20:
"You have no ides how amusing it is to watch the
course of tie Democrats Dougas in this, The second
ar champion Republican district OF WiscoEsa' r
Rennbliean msiority is between $500 and 800 The
Douolae leaders conscious of their inability to cMfy
The district prefer 10 waste their eloluence IN places
where the prospect is less drea,y tne gtess PI,u-
cple like a sharp, double -baded kn1e, Is very osu
perous wespon for unskful hands, aud The small Try
of the Souatter party who left alone to manage
affairs h.re out and sssh with in the moe reckless
manner to their own great damage, aga our ihnn'e
profit and anus msnt They have IN id' pomh tuoue'
of course and found men siy enough 70 scc7P' thsm
o. of their promnei men wss asked WY MS parry
had made such poor nominations. On said ne,
| they are as good men as any to be beaten: Tue
Republicans, trough they have an easy ttss, nave
worked very fstOfu ly and wi bring every SoIsr 10
tie polls M ut week. You may rely upon large
increase Of our usual majority"
The Republicans Of Yves chester held large and
spirited meeting at Purdys Station on Thursday even
Jog at which addresses were made by Messrs oseph
G Holbrooke, II. M. Dewey, and James A. Briggs
Mr. Bri. rs, in the course Of his remarks, said:
We hear very much said by the ave Democracy
about excluding Shareholders from the Territories with
their slave lroperty The Stare States themSeres do
his re,y ang-deDy the holding of this KIDD OF prop
erfv 10 their citzsns And 90 they howl aoout IL
BY the law of North Carolina, aoy person WAC take.
into that State slave fon any State which has passed
laws for bersiirg slaves must give scnfts Id tue 81
of Al COO tina. he will remove the slave within three
mon,bs and p poses fine Of $500 for every tnlrty
d.ys delay. Revised Laws of n. c., p. SOB, La
Cobbs Revised Statutes Of Georgia That any cuzen
of Georgia who takes male slave into Free State
or foreign country, and returns with him az iin sao
isc hiusef'o foe and I'm orls )nmen or botn al tne
disc elton Of the Court and tue slave 80 brought oaK
nv be sold oIe-haf the money to be paid ~ ,hs IN
for per and The her half to The coaoty. Aud read
an extract from speech Of the Hon. Green Adams OF
Kentucky In tie Houss CT Representatives, July 70
1913:
"Iwoud ask the passage Of law by Congress prohoifDl
SavsrJ TIE eories or y. pea'e auth mag oase.y
In the Tenitoi.s hold ths Slavery cannot exist thoo
the authority # pos tive i lit with tie lights OF IN
gems in the free Stat. to eoy heir slave psItyi No S
not m thai b. an int ference vito the night to e0oJ
slave properiy there is scarcely State 10 ths! 9s
nr been guilty OF this With the Sht OF prope
am now temporarily re,iSng In .te District OF Codmbi.
Gbt 10 control enjoy the benefit his But ST.
Gao take hs slave t. Kentucky, the land Of my birth end Tue
h1ms Of my Ss sns se' a s i 70 .. of Eon.ScEy pro
lib It, and wouc nfc on,rous penalty BY ~sy ha7 y
s for SS in Of . t'' and Il
| constitutiGnshty.