New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

.e.y Of s1apes, wss auid urnoh ascllms'ion cal
- -. ems = sal IRE 5ded vith much dgnity .rs5
u ,ber Of Vice Presidents and Secretaries we're VI
oats5 sli of whom we're men OF position il the CON-
n-Dity 3ld c,cllaei 20 give character TO the meeting
" b a.hsre ESQ tbs lie ,deT Of The Republican
in Delaware then sross aed intro iu ed 10 tn, audience
TIE Hon. EGward JOY Morris of Ptiadelpha, wh), By
hs spirited taxi, held hs audiences for mors than IN
hour. Tie frequent applause was the beet evid'n&
ths; bic oratnIy wac appreciated He threw hot
.hot which hit the mark. AL spoke Of hin as pow
elful exponent Of the cause After the conclusion Of
TINS able speech, the Hon. James H. Campo II nj Penn
sy YaDia wss introduced A synopsis of his speech
will aot be attempted. 1t had telling eii5c,-
Bis arguments were good, aud Just suited TIL
lo:aly and circumstances. Both Of thess speakers
were bold and fearless and uttered Just s1ch
sentiments might expect 10 hear in
NortheIn State and which il has been considered by
some, rather hazardous 10 express IN save-bolfnS
region they spoke the truth, which ia sometimes I'm
paatabe, and made no effort at concealment; they
were addressing Sussex audience and had no appre.
hension of the consequences they knew what KIND OF
etne they were seeking and had the proper anmaui-
top.s Col. French S. Evans of TIE BALTIMORE "a
riot was next brought forward and kept hs audience
in good humor by his anecdotes. lie pleased MS nsa
ers BY his manner, ard left the stand hlVing maze :
good impression. Smthers was loudly called for he
rose and made few remarks, concluding wltn pro
posing three cheers for Lincoln and tisnnf, whlei
was responded TO with will. Inc meenog cnen au-
iourned having afforded an extensive scope ior com
yE,ent and fertile theme for converse with "a se
whose ideas as to the political questions OF the DAY
were vague and Indefinite A.,
The meeting in every respect was success; the
audience vast fr a country town, which was Obliged
10 stand for three entire hours, and was eompooel
of men of all shades OF political creeds, was psIsht
and attentive throughout; all listened as tnouga tney
were in search of truth and were indifferent az ID
where they found IL. The best order was IN Ant i1e1
thru ugh the whole proceedings; the utmost deeorum
was observed the long poreh was densely paeke',
and the crowd of uptumed faces in front oil Ine hos
infar he windows above
below were closely packed with the ladies' who hsd
been attracted by the novelty of the occasion, and
gave countensnce by their presence, 70 Its 2Jecs
Your correspondent has heard speakers discuss the n
GRO ouestiou in the North but never with more FREE
dom and at the same time, with more tact, than 1t was
tr ated on that occasion.
Every section Of the country, we are told was rep
resented a. the meeting which promises to modify the
existing feeling to such extent and 70 ntuse ne
vigor and activity into the already healthy aId
growing. Sussex County, four years ago, gave one
S0te for Fremont. Now, those best conversant Win
her politics declare that there has not been day with
in the last month in which she was pot reliable for
five hundred votes for Lincoln l. not that change
In view OF certain developments 1t need not he sur
prisingu there is Urge accession to this number oe
IRE the coming election. The meeting yesterday con-
vinced m any unbiased persons, VINO were uuayie u
define their exact positions before, that the devil was
not sc black he had been panted that Tue nePuoh
can party was not obnoxious as 1t had been repre-
sented by it's enemies. The doctrines enuheatea oy
who had not previously been posted had the candor TO
admit that there was nothing Objectionable in them 50
far as they could judge. Mach of the silly prelu,e
against the body was removed, snd just aud correct
views substituted We heard many reuarki0g
"Well, if you cali thofe doctrines Republican we are
with you." The misrepresentation which formerly
had been 80 potent in nhuen;Dg politics had failed
and reason Jesomed her sway. The fear OF 6elog
marked as Abotonsts deferred one from revolving
the subject in bis mind and declaring himself in favor
OF Republican principles.
The Republicans hold a mass meeting here today
Az one at Dover tomorrow. Additionally, district
meetings are being held throughout the State, and the
forces are being thoroughly Organized The movement
is fully inaugurated, and promises fruitful re
suits You viii obserye that this party-new in Della
Sale-has some latent designs on the State. Though
there are few sanguine enough to believe that Lincoln
can by any possibility receive the electoral vote of the
State e none question the fact that he will be sup
ported most handsomely at the ensuing eectionj and
there are Democrats who assert that the contest in the
State is between Breckenridge and Old Abe. This is
candid admission, and would be unbounded source
of comfort to the followers Of the latter if they could
only be persuaded Of its truth.