New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

ous cir umssncee ba,e rbu'ed bring about tbis
rreuli the rect may lie mentioned tbs fact that
st uteticg Of the Democracy hsld 70 weeks sgo,
| for the purpfee of appointing Delegates 10 the 5t.e
Conventions, the Doua got treated rather
poriousy by he ffisnde Of Breckenridge, Of whom
| Ire.ideo on " e occasion.
Mr. j. II. DIN sfead, lawyer of the village who Is
highly esteemed by IS fellow citizans of all parties,
to tcdress the neeuIg in favor Of eeleote2 one
half he dslegaes from among the friends Of Mr Doug
| Las, when he rudey cut short in his remarks by
tie ch,ir. Mr. o. and bis friends, indignant at such
'Tef en after warning the Breckinrdge c1qne nat,
although they might succeed in putting the gag game
into OPERATION thu re- they would lind Themselves una
| bic &c do IL on election cav.
Since the occurrence alluded TO there has been very
little tIo'beIy love exhibited betse7n the Breokio'
ridge and Dongas Democrats Of Stanford; aud il 10
believed that 10 The greet approaching contest great
| deal Ct bad feeling will be manifested.
The Republicans Of tie towns in Eastern Ononds.
ga will hold meeting at Fayetteville on Tues
dsy the % of October. The speakers will be the Hon.
| Henry B Stanton, and the Hon. u. G.. Noble, Len..-
Gov. Of Wisconsin.
| The Republicans Of the City Of Osweeo propose
to bold monster mass meeting the til Of October,
TO bich the Wide.A~akes aud Republicans generally
Of that part Of the ate are to be nvi ed. The Times
ssys the Captains and Presidents Of the several clubs
were appointed General Committee, aud will issue
the wide-Ax axes Of Badviosville, Syracuse Utica,
Auburn Rochester, and other points wi hin reasoua-
he distance Of Oswego, who might be expected to At
| tend. The WideAw axes OF Os wego wi prepare for
an extraordinary display and several of the towns adj
Joining will reinforce them with legion of cavalry
| Of Wide-Awakes."
Not LEES than dozen Republican meetings were
held on Saturday evening in various parts of Ouonds
ga County. They were very fully attended, aud
here TIE warmest interest was manifested in
| the campaign.
The Republicans of the WITH Assembly District of
| Erie County have nominated Henry e. Steb6ins for
| School Commissioner.
There was hagstsff raising at Syracuse on Satur.
day evening, attended by five six bundled Republ-
cans. The Wids,A wakes Of til, lid aud WITH Wards
were ont with full numters and spesch was made in
| German by Mr.. Saul.
"A gentleman of Pbiladeph ia, now travelling in
NewJerfey, complains in letter TO THB TRIBUNE of
tie Absence Of enthusiastic effort to prepare tina State
| for the coming election. Within few miles Of the
great tboroul haes says correspondent there are
plenty Of men who don't know how macy candidates
there are for the Presidency. One old gentleman,
within four miles Of igbtsowp, cid Wing, too, had
never heard of Abe Lincoln. If the Republicans to
carry the State this writer thinks they will have to
make NOE earnest exertons than they have yet ex-
| hbited.
"A correspondent at Peterboro, n. Y, says that
the Gerrit Smith men theresbout will take away some
votes from Lincoln the ground that be ia in favor
of exscurg the Fugitive Slave law The same writer
sets down Lincolns majority in the county a. only
| 5000.
The Democrats ef the XIIth Congressional Dis
trict of NewYork consisting of Columbia and Dutch
esq Counties met in convention in the City of HUDSON
On Saturday, the 22d inst. and nominated Ambrose
| Wsaer Of Rhinebeck. Three candidates were pre-
scented, viz. Wager and Mab6itt, Democrats, and the
Hon. Issae Teller OF Duchess who claimiog to be
BelEvsrett ran tried 10 get the nomination at the
bands Of Democratic Convsnto The Datcbess
County delegation retired for consultation, and gave
Messrs Mabbitt ard Teller each what they called a
complimentary vote, viz: Msbbi t and Teller l, and
then returned 10 the Convention with full delegation,
| al nominated Ambrose Wager by reclamation.
| The Wide-Awakes of Hartford, Conn.,, held an EN-
thupiastc meeting Monday night, to decide noon
and arrange for their excursion TO Newark and New
Ymk The following programme was agreed uppu
| To leave Hartford on the Granite State Tuesday,
October at half past three p. M, and arrive ia New
or to Newark, spending the day with the Newark
| Wite-Aw wakes who have made exten naive arrange
ments for the entertainment Of their visitors. AT p.
m return TO New-York, and participate in the great
demonstration of National Wide-Awakes, taking the
petition assgned to the original Wide'Awakes at the
head OF procession. After the parade leave New York
on the sreamer Traveller to New-IIaveni thence by
cars Hartford arriving home about a. on Tnurs-
day. Nearly 800 names were at once put down to CO.
The Hon. Thomas Ewing is posted for Republi-
can speech at Chicotbe on Saturday next IL will De
Justly psid,Ied that Mr.. Ewing is an important ac-
CO stion 10 the Republican party and that his appear
ance upon the stump is OF the most significant
Indications Of the day Mr.. Ewing has been hihe'to
classed th the Bell men but he cannot swallow the
| Douglas fusion.
The full House Of Representatives, of Maine will
stand Republicans, l2i; Democrats 81 In the town
Of Greene where q ere tie vote representa-
| i've and no choice Harrison Roee (Democrat was
| elected at the second trial.
| The Republicans of Chauauqua County held their
County Convention last week. and nominated William
Leet for County Treasurer C. A Spencer for Sope-in-
tsndept Of he Poor and C.. Bates for Justice OF See
| sions. The Hon. W. L. Sessions and j. Mann, esq.,
were appointed delegates to the Judicial Convention.
Henry A. Preudergast has been nominated for Assem-
bly, in the let or Westen District, and VIC hear that
| Hiram Smith the present membfr will be rsnonnated
| Ia the lid District. The Republicans OF Chao anqua
| 10 o;,. 7 ,naioritv neyt