New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
-HoRAcs GREELEY will spesk this week:

Horace GREELEY will sposk this week:
On NJ ndsJ evening At WILLIAMSBURG EAST BrooklyI) No.
las GRIND street
On Tuesd,y evening Ixh Ward Nsw.Yors City Blocker
Buildings.
On u'e6ne,dsy ovepins At Peterson. N. j.
On Thursja, evening at The "gwsm owego Toga Co, T.
On Friday (d'y .time) at Ithaca, n. Y
Cor siderable xctement wa canned at Montgom-
ery the I'D inst by Benjamin C. Ysucey sou of
The Hon. VIM l.. Yanc-y, striking j. j. Seibes, editor
Of The CONFEDERATION. with a scuilie ensued,
but her party received any serious damage. The
difficulty about politics.
There was great dis lay of the Wiie-Awakes in
Wi mirgtop, Del, ON the evening Of the 18th, 200
mt ere in line, and large variety Of banners aud
,raJ sTsences were carried. The Peoples Caupai On
Club TIE Cor tinen'sls and other bodice were there
from PtilsdelI bis. Speeches were made, collation.
was eaten, end general en- husiasm prevail ed.
Tile NastriHe Union in noticing the fact that the
Hon. Charles Remelio, the German orator of Cincin-
att hss espoused the cause 4 Breckenridge and Lane,
has been sppoined an Elector for the State Ohio
at large gays:
"In speech recently delivered he Predicts that a
large portion Of The DOuglsstes VIII join the Repub-
lirsDs-sDOtber portion will merge With the Know.
Nobir gs-sDd the larger portion the regular Hard
Shells will fall upon the National platform of the true
Democracy. That Mr. Remein's pr. dction will he
veIebeO the sigas of the n most clsa " indicate.
tn recent strs of The Squaters 10 fratern re with
the Know No'bir x in Kentucky, North Carolina, aud
GeIga are beg un 10 open the eyes OF our natural-
izd fellow q liens to the hollow heartedness Of Doug
's-isn, and not surprised to see such men ss
Rem elin tAte position under the banner Of Breekin.
ridge and Lane
The Highland Democrat, the n. Y. organ of
Houston Gays that The in favor of ts can
didate lie uogrersng rapidly pong Agricultural
pcpVlaiob Of our State"
correspondent writing from Cambridge, n Y,
und dae Of Aug 81 says:
Last Djght the Republicans Of the old town of Cam
bTi6ge bad very large sad spirited meeting. From
epit to ten lu cd Of the friends Of LiDcona ID Ham
I'm ssseub ed, on short notice, TO org1nize Wide.
Awake Club. Some three huodr1d Wlde-Awake,
from Sbaihap Sslem, chartered train of csr sad
c-ne nth bspd # musc 10 aid 10 its organic alton.
The Hon E. ID. Culver of BROOKLYN addressed the
meei for hours in his utual eloqueOt ADD force
81 lie m7Insr The Utmost enthusiasm prsyailes here
fo The R.Iubcan No tight at all for the Sham
Democracy. NJ.
On Friday evening there great Republican
citing at .ilrcad Hal, Providence X. L. The Hon.
DOB Pst Al d the Hon. Robert c. Sohenck addressed
tire Ia &c audience, and Lincoln Glee Club composed
of twelve me mbers Furnished a variety Of excellent
nusc.
The Chicago Press and Tribune has correspond.
snce from niue and counties Of Illinois and from
nun circus PLACES in Iowa, WiscOnsin and Indiana,
each le ter giving glowing account of CONS noble
Beprhlicon meet Z. Nothing can equal the enthasi-
sem Of the mastes in bst part Of the country.
"A correspondent Wi Cd from Palmyra, y. Y,
uDdsr 6afe Of Aug 3:
"Tttrs yeas al ioWomptu ga'he. log of the people
here last evening to Iafy tie SAFE Repu lean nom-
rst ons. Only three hours notice of he mee'ln0
Uas given, aud yet Wiis0son's large Hall was filled
I" over foWiuS Hen. Martin Buuerhed pc sided
The people were sbly addressed by Hon. T. b Carroll
of Try, and the utmost entbueiism was eviocs d.
Esyn- CouD'y il all right There is a Wide-Awake
ogsI izsIior 10 Ibis vilsfe up9ad Of 200 stroog aud
The numbers are constantly increasing. The enthu-asm
fcr he cause beats the Wing movement for Harrison
in 1910. The Dopglssiies ME tying to do sDmehiog,
Int even with the aid of EX Comptroller Cur h 8
acdIes f, then here this ing they csn't make
any tesdUsy in faithful WaspE. Look ont for 1886
ever again in Western New-iork, ONLY little more