New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1860

not believe the whole vote cf the city ean ~ soy pos
sbi ny, be increas.d over S5 600 This Wouii give
00O0 votes sg.ins: the Republican,, or majority OF
10000 Blu. we do not believe the Democrauc vote OF
this county will reach $4,000, while there II every
nrobability tia, neolas vote will be higher than our
Estimate. Indeed, the Republicans IN s)ne OF the
strong. ID, mocraiic Wards ere sangune Oh running
their opponents very clOse-n fat there are May
shryyd Republican politicians who have strong hops
of bling abba to carry the city on the Preadentlf
question:
The Leader thus discusses TIE Fusion Committee
appointed the other day by the Douglas State Comm
tee:
II will be a charming spectacle 70 witness the con-
ftIepce.at the Metropolitan Hotel between Messrs
Kennedy Wood and Latin, parties OF the first part,
ard tie concliatory and patriotic Lib1y Henry, ana
Cowpg, executors, administrators, and assgnees OF
the bankrupt Breckenridge We presume that LIBBY,
Henry and COwipg have the Kentucky cons orators III
their especial custody but if any trade is 70 be made
between the high contracting parties, would 1t not Oe
well TO cor suit some heavier timber than Henry Cow.
ing, and Libby-say John A. Green, Dickinson, or
Brady We are inclined 10 think that this conference
Business is of Csgger or Church lodges 10 force
a union between Tsmmlpy snd Mozart Han 10 sni5
city. II may be part of The bargain made with NOod
some time since and partially cOnsummated at the
Syracupe Convention. TIE idea was good one Tor
Cagger, but it wont wash and If toe stare Centra
Con nittee cannot III any better business 10 Do Gu
Oh U In than the ocsedngs OF their last meeting IN
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forever and not annoy the Democracy OF THIS Guy WIN
their silly deliberations"
There ia not county in Indiana but has Wide
Awake Club In it. The enthusiasm among the he
pnblieaps exceeds that Of 1910 among the Wings.
There are not lees than 0000 Wide-Awakes now in
the State.
An intelligent Democrat, the other day addressing
ameepg of bic psty at Bridgeport defined his position
in II folio wing manner; Feo Hcitizens aud brother
Democrats, tell yen stand frw as always sto'd,
for the Constitution and the Union, and go long az
drop of blood courses through my veins, so long will
def nd the Constitution and By lars Of these United
states
The Chicago Press and Tribune Of the 3lst ult.
says:
"Last night was great occasion for orr Nor'h-Side
Republican friends. Preparations had been made Tor
% and rally OH the Forty Acre Lot, vacant tract OF
land on the North SIDE, az which Addresses we're TO be
made by Hon. Cassius M. Clay, Hon: j +. Farms
worth, S NJ. Wilson, j. Ward, and hers. Mr'
Clay did not arrive in the city until late ana IN c9nse
qn.n did not reach the ground until abont u O'Clock.
AZ early however, seven, the crowd began TO as
semble and 81 a few minutes past eight there were
two or three thousand people upon the ground who
were addressed in the German langutgeoy MI hreisa
man previous 10 The arrival Of the WideA wax cort-
inc ii other speakers Mr.. KTeissnan was listened 10
very attentsey for some half hour, when tue c)nfd-
sion sequent upon the afrlVa OF the Nde-A"hhes
numbering some two hundred IN uniforms, wtn
band of nuec prevented bis being heard. AT abont
O'Clock The 81 nth Side Wide Ava es numbering about
IF y marc ed 20 the fremont House where they were
ioDtd by the WideA wakes from the West Side. nu n
beIire about seventy five, and thence escorting Mr.
Farpsw, 18th 10 the North Msrks Hail. where the North
de Wlde-Awakes TO The number Of twenty-five form
ing in 'front.' escorted the whole TO the place OF nesting
Arrived or the ground the speakers were conducted
10 stand erected for their in the center, and Mr.
Fsrnsw orth was introduced 10 the assemblage. he
was greeted with round of cheers, and proceeded to
make rather short but effective speech frequently IN
teuupted by lOrg con inued appliance. AT ie" MN
ues before TO- the mounted Lincon Rangers, number
ing rome 40 members, preceded BY band, and pre-
sen,pg very snowy appearance arrived upon the
ground and formed in the rear. Mr. FarDsworth was
followed by the Hon. Cassus M. Clay, who had but
inst arrived upon ths gro1nt. The applause following
the introduction of MIR. Clay almost deateniDg and
il wac time before be allowed b proceed With
his remarks through the whole OF which he was often
Interrupted by enthusiastic cheering. lie spoke about
twenty minutes. Speeches were slso made by Alder
nan Ward, Mr.. A. c. Hessng, 5. NJ. Wilson and Col.
Crane afier which q song, the Red, White and ue,
was sung by Mr. Frank Lombard, the whole Assem-
bage joining in the chorus At about II o clock the
meeting broke up and the Wide. Awakes, preceded by
the Lincoln Rangers proceeded 10 their several head
quarters presenting, as they passed down Clark street,
n ,ruly fine appearance. The aseembage numbered
from 1000 to 600 people, and was altogether one #
the largest that has been held IN the city during the
campaign. The meeting was very orderly one, and
no disturbance marred the harmony OF the proceed
nRs"
To the Editor oJ The ~ Y Tribune
SIR; l am an Jrishman, and intended voting for
Dogsso until The bsrn and sale at syrscGs With I the Kno.
EieeoTsi ticket, mimi, the Know NOtings II can't do
Nsp York tHS 81, 1860. JAMES ohEErrE'
Their: is nothing TO prevent you from striking off
many names as you choose from the lst Of Electors
which yon put into the ballot box.