New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

Monday evening Mr.. Horace Greeley delivered an
address before the New Utrecht Lincoln Club, at Bay
Ridge, l.. l. Republican sentiments taking deep
root in that hitherto strong hold Of Democracy AT
this, the first public Republican meeting held in
the place there were present. tpi,e of the inclem'
ency Of toe weather. between 80 and 200 persons,
who paid most respectful at entOn to speech OF two
hours length at the conclusion of which large num-
Der signed their names the Constitution OF the CaO'
and enr He'd themselves as members for the campaign.
Its their intention to hold weekly meetings in the d-
ferent VILLAGES Of the township until the election rem
ders all further efforts unnecessary.
A eor,espoudent writes to us from Upland, Del.
Co., Pa, that "a Lincoln, Hamln, and Cufln oiuo
uas formed here on THURSDAY, the 9th ult when oO
voters gave in their names for membership. out Oh
40 voters in our little village we have lOO Lincoin
men, against 40 for all other parties TAe good cause
is progressing goroutly here. We have Cluos Id
almost every township; and in November we expect
TO give "Old Abe" OCO majority 10 this county,
which was carried for Buchanan in 1856
On Friday evening there was rousing RePubh'
can demonstration at Fort Edward, n. \. A tllken
hammer was presented to the Wide-Awake Club by
the ladies' of the towns after this ceremony delega-
,ons from Glsns Falls and Sandy Hill were received,
a meeting was held at the public square, where
speeches were made by K. L. SandeTson, esq, OF
BROOKLYN and the Hon. NJ. j. Townsend of Troy, and
the evening was closed with torcblght procession
and supper. There were more than 400 torches IN
theprocession
A correspondent at Belleville, N. j., selds us
cheering account of the progress OF the Republican
party in that region Great accessons being made,
especially from among the Americans. The Repubh-
can Wigwam at Bellryle was dedicated last Thursday
night. when full audience addressed by Speaker
Pennington, j. Y. Foster, esq OF Newark, and Sena'
tor Wilson OF Massachusetts,.
"A Republican Club has been organized in Norton,
Mass. the literal designation of which should be a
Lincoln Club, for its Off ,ers the following:
President, Anues A. Lincoln, jr; Nice-Presidents,
Seneca Lincoln, Silas w. Lincoln; Secretary and
Treasurer, S. Lepreate Lincoln Executive Commit
tee, Daniel B. Lincoln, Harrison I. Lincoln, Calvin
c. LiRcoiR.
The Southern Confederacy, paper which is IA
nous for the very calm and moderate language it uses
Oh every OCCASION has characteristic paragraph con-
corning Mr. Cobb and Mr. Douglas, the former of
whom has been making speeches against the latter. 1t
says "In the five speeches made by Mr.. Cobb in his
hasy tour through Georgia he expended his force and
exhausted his fund of deirsction in incorporating
ham ,ho scars in ethereal space far btyond the range
and timid f,tting Of ta'ihgh game"
AT the town election in Stamford Ct, on Monday,
the straight Republican ticket was generally success
fu over afusion ticket made mp of supporters OF sreck-
nrdge Douglas and Bell. The following is the vote
for the BOARD of Registration: