New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03

u'n,n The speaker made bis telling tnruss en- .ho
Douglas DEMOCRACY. Eyerybiog coansetso WV man
ns..iro passed Oh in the most s4tishe.oiy ~ SUI
mr.. The grts. feature Of the m,eang nov ~.
ever was in rhs evening, on the arrlVa, Vi .Io
| wild. Awakes from Columbus, who eptered 'ns VIZ
sge, se'euty'sx in numeer oe.rng .,o% w;.nesssd
IN that &c, ton of country Hundreds OF persons WI
were not present during The da' crowded INTO tnS yi
sge 10 witness the uDiq le performances OF inc VIZ
Awake al d cheer after cheer rem the air anu upo
tbs y.} in ring az they marched through ne streets.
Take /, altc geiher it was glorious Day ior ,Iuio
towpship The Republicans are ali'e-shs .ln urn -
spr, aiding and the ballot box next " tooer M o
le ybi i'll csnsa the knees OF Douglas Democracy
| IN smi Q together like BslshazEars OF Old As oui
ven. rabe cote mporarg push on the column
| - keep the ball rolling
TIE Washington States and Union attacks Sen
a,,r Green of Mobe, with much bitterness. Among
other things says that Speaker Senator Green
is violent passionate, and without sel'conroL lie is
perf.cty Loot when he fms man Of equaois tenn Der
and cultivation admonhhiDg him, and not seldom
breaks tn. bounds of dsceDcy."
Three thousand Republicans met together on
Tussday everi at Milwaukee and listened 10 stirring
rpetebes from Hon. John +. Potter and f. FRS zee.
TIE Wide wakes were out in full force, and bonfres
and other Examinations added life 10 the occasion.
On Friday night, at Middletown, n. Y, the Re.
pm lca had snether Of their rousog meetings, 10
hear Judge Culver speak. The enthusiasm thereabout
is daily increasing.
THEE was great Republican meeting last Tees
! day in a grove on the State line at Granville, N. Y,
ard Pawlt W. Hon. J.. p. WALTON of Montpelier,
| W. and Hon. jams b. Mexican of Saratoga, N. Y,
addressed 5000 Vermonters and New-Yorfers, and
t. cir wives daughters and sisters. The enthusiasm
was Ike tina, which is burning over the Western
prairies.
The Republican meeting at Hudson on Wednesday
WA, a very large one-soms S, 900 or 900 persons
praept; ard Mr.. Hoxie addressed it at length, re-
ceiripg the Tanks of the assemblage for hs efforts.
"A aourshing wide-Awake Club has been formed
in L.avenwOitb, Kansas.
The German Republicans Of Niagara had a largo
and epthu-iastic meeting at Lockport the Doth u.
They ave in that village large Wids-Agaks Club,
ami the NEE ing was arranged under its aa'picss.
Lmge deepaions csme into the village, in procession,
from nei. h OF ng towns There wsre delegai)n
also from h. D,ighbor,ng towns in Erie ard Orleans
Counties. The spacious wigwam was insufficient, for
the lar ee mass gait ersd f. Walter President of the
evening, made brief speech, when Adolphe Mole OF
Rochester spoke for two hours in mastery manner.
1t was an eloquent and effective speech.
|
Iowa from Wsrsick, Orange Co., n. Y:
"Tte political voice Of the entire population isanost
unauin ously X, publican and empoaticGly sounding
AGAINST The novel dJciIe of the divinity OF the ins'u-
ton of Slavery and the policy Of IT'D extension They
have az efficient Campaign Club honOrB any conn.
,ry village in the EmpiTe State Their choice that
Ser ator Seward-whO is native OF this 20 wn-sh1 nld
re he of The hon Of the administration OF the
United Stat Government; but az the authorized rep
res.penves of the whole party in the selection OF our
nominee chose that another should be his predecessor
in The work of redemption and because Of the steng
integrity ind incorruptbe honesty Of the standar l.
bearer Of their choice and as personal favorism coqd
not be admitted 10 Interfere VII favoritlsm OF prin,
cpe they unhesi atDgy give their hearty support and
! advocacy TO Abraham Lincoln"
Tie State ass Convention Of the Republicans of
Indiana which took place at Indianapolis, on Wednes-
day. sppeara to have been an immense affair. There
were obaby not less than $4,000 persons in attend
ancs The prooet sion very lJng an it were some
5000 Wide.A wakes, ID bands Of music, and wagon
drawn by i3 yoke Of oxen, with several large ca
logs, with splitting rails and Distributing them
along the way. The speaking took place at Military
Park, ear the city. There speaking from four
different siands, by the Hon. Tom. Corwn, the Hon.
F. z. Staunt,n OF Ohio, f. p. Blair of Missouri SIR.
Underwood of Virginia, Henry s, Lace, and p. Nor
ton candidates for Govern or and Lieut. Governor, and
others. In the evening many buildings were bril-
liaDtly illuminated, one of the larg7s, Wiie-Awake
torch.Eght PROFESSIONS ever witnessed paraded the
streets in uniform and speeches made by several
gen'l, men. The enthusiasm which was q, the highest
pitch all day, kept up till late hour in the night.
The reports that n from Indiana are thar the
Hoo,iers may be safely relied for LncJln and Ham
lin.
The Troy Times of the 18th says: Yesterday
morning John Morrissey received information that a
Southern gentleman stopping at one OF the hotels AZ
Saratoga DESTROYS Of betiiog 1000 that Abraham
Lincoln would not be the next President. Morissey,
il is well known, is a Democrats but he is also mau
of business and makes politics subservient 10 bis busi
ness inerests Entertaining the opinion that 3! 600
could not be made in any easier way, Morrssey sent
woId TO the gentleman that he desired an interview
ard accordingly, yesterday, at 10 a. NJ the two met
and at drawing up the terms Of the bet the money
was stsked and placed in the hands of Mr.. Marvin the
proprietor of the Marvin Houss who deposited H. in
the bank for safe keeping Morrssey wishes i. Under
stood at while he shall vote for Douglas he cOnsid-
e7s Lincoln certain OF an election"
The atlanta Ga National American has formed
Cabinet for Mr. Bell, whose GAUGE it advocates. Il.
! is ss follows:
"Secrptary Of State, John J. Crttenden; Secretary
oftbe Treasury, John NJ bOrehead Secretary Of War
Sam. Houston; Secretary Of the Navy w. l.. Gogsa;
Secretary of the Interior, Washington Hunt Post.
naster~Genersl, j. Scott Harrison.
TIE Chicago Press and Tribune, in its issue Of a
recent date, says:
| "Tbe readers of The Press and Tribune who
freely and warmly expressed their sympathy for as.
wten year ago last November, We were obliged 10
ark an eKrenson on a large amount OF debt, will be
glad TO know that The last dollar Of dsbt was paid off
full principal and interest lac; week aud that be yond
the ordinary current accounts, paid monthly, of ali
establish rent doing business Of $l75O 600 per aanum
| dollar"