New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15

h.ad bfcaupe.
ON n. old General thai they did not need office. lie
;nssted that II should be led by Amos Kendall, ean,
Caesus sort OF man -
Washington may ok out for long procession OF Of
6ce-s.ekers from the South more numerous than the
locusis which infested Egypt. Look at them a. they
come across the Long Bridge, headed, it may be, oy
Psrson Brownlow another lean Cassius), singing as
! ,bey come with but a slight alteraton) faVorlte
h,nn Of that distinguished divine, commencing;
! "ofoei o the joyful sound,
| What pleasure 10 our ears!
| sovereign balm for every wound,
! A cordial for all our fears"
Seriously, there will be no trouble on that point.
Mr. LINCOLN viii not only select portion Of his Cab
met from the South but will find good and true mep
all over the Union to hold and TO perform the duties OF
! all the local offices.
So fair and Just will be the new Administration to
all portions of the country that all opposed to Demo
will be a revival of the of good feeling which
characterized the Administrations Of the early Presi-
dents and the croakings Of the Disunionists will be
heard no more in the land forever!
| "THE MONROE DoorRIyE"-" The Political Text
Book" for 1860 contains an extract from the message
of President Monroe, on the influence Of European
Powers on this continent.
They do say that ALBANY has about the best
"Wide-Awake" organization in the country. The
clubs, several hundreds strong, attend Republican
Meetings in all directions from that City. Whoever
wishes to confer with them should address Ira Porter
| jr., Secretary.
The Buffalo Commercial Adrertiser says that
Gov Hunt L" has made himself the representative
of what the of the people looks upon as
an unnatural alliance, an nnholy coalition " He
| hates Douglas would vote for Lincoln sooner, and
vet driven on by an immitigable destiny, he finds him
self suing the door of the he despses for the
| privilege TO come in cut of the wet" " Let those
whose more humble life and freedom from the diplom
acy Of politics ena,es them TO chooee for themselves
decide whether or no Gov. Hunt is to be followed,
blindy and recklessly, 10 political rain, whether,
being free agents. they will act and think for them
selves, untrammeled by the cunning sophistres offered
| for their ceptance."
| -Ee Louisville Journal, the highest authority in
the Beleverett party says that the letter of Mr. Daw
son Of Alabama, which published the other day,
places the Distinguished Presidential candidate of that
party " in true light before the American people.
Southern Disunionsts may and will no doubt continue
to FAY that John Bell is not worthy to be trusted by the
South, but, when they say it, they FALSE grossly
and scandaously falte, to their convictions They
pretend to believe what they don't believe They put
forth base slsnder for base purposes. They utter
calomny to promote treason"
The men engaged in the Wyaudotte Mich. r ,ll-
ing Mills, four hundred in number, held Republican
meeting last Saturday evening, and raised Lincoln
and Hamlin Flag Staff They addressed in Eng.
lsh by the Hon VIM. A. Howard and VIM. p.
Yerkes, and in German by T. Fecht.
The Republicans of Oakland County, Michigan,
held glorious outdoor meeting at Franklin on
Saturday. There were at eas, five thousand live Re-
pubicans present, with a splendid display of flags,
banners music, &c. The meeting was addressed by
Hon. +. w. Kellogg, who made one of his most
eloquent and powerful speeches. Gov Wisner also
made very able speech well as Sylvester Larnedof
ttis city and Hon. the Rowland f. Trowbridge though
still quite III. He was received with great enthusiasm
by TIE vast multitude. The Republican delegation
from Pennington was a mile in length.
The bluster Of Southern demagogues about the
commercial supremacy Of the South is effectually ST.
fenced by The Nashville TENN Banner which, in a
recent article upon the crops remarks that the agri
cultural prospects this year present subject of much
greater Importance than the political divisions of the
North and South and if 10 rebuke the minds and
strict the spirits which have dared to whisper seces.
sion from the North an Almighty Power has made
the Southern division Of the country dependent upon
the Nor for food the North has been the South
for cotton. Two such failures the South experiences
this year in succession would ruin her Happily for
the South, the cotton entirely fails, and in
augmented crop Of III is estmatedl $500 900 bales,
che will find the means TO purchase her food For
once, King Cotton must abdicate his commercial
throne content TO make of trumvirate that hence
forth rules the world. That which would have been
deemed impossible few years since, has actually
occurred and Georgia Mississippi and other Sta'esare
importing their food from Illinois and Indiana. During
last season Missouri supplied this demand but she will
be unable this year. for her crops have 10 great
ure failed while the demand then light, is almost
incalcuabe. The completeness of the failure in the
South il is hard to contemplate"
The Germans everywhere in this country
showing the mseves enthusiastic for Lincoln and
lin. On Saturday evening, those who reside in the
Second Ward of Syracuse held an enthusiastic meet
ing, listened to addresses from Of their country
men, and added sixty 10 the Wide-Awake Club
and more than so to the Republican Club.
The Republicans of Sloansyille New jersey, are
preparing for grand mass meeting which is to be
held oil the 18th of September. Hon. John p. Hale
ard Gen. Nye have already consented TO speak on the
occasion.
The Boston correspondent of The Springfield Re.
publican says that the Bell, Douglas and Breckenridge
men Of Essex, to unite upon Richard s. Fay, of
Lynn, for Congress, az an opponent of Mr.. Alley.
The papers of Iowa, and, indeed of the whole
West, filed with gowipg accounts of Republican
meetings. Among other items, here is one showing
tie spirit Of the people;
"Wm. Cowman, devoted Republican living in the
northwest part of Marion county, got mp Republican
gathering his premises last Thursday. He went on
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