New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

| which Is Republican in politics It Is conducted with
ability, iis principal editor being DIR. Adolf Dona
| formerly of Tens where he became known an ai-
vOcate Of freedom.
The Republicans Of South Byron, Nsw-Yorb, had
lively demonstration Friday evening four or five
Niie-Awake Clubs turning out for torchhght parade
An npromptu collation. was eaten, and variety Of
stirring speeches were made.
ON the 9th of September the Republicans OF
Inglam Eaton, Clinton, Shia wa,ea, and Jackson will
hold mars meeting at Lansing, Michigan. The pso-
ne will lie addressed by the Hon. w. II. Seward,
Benjamin f. Wade Austin Blair, j. N. Howard, K.
4. TrowbIidge, +, W. Kellogg and others There
will be a caylcade torchlght procession afree col
aiion and various other ornamental and useful ar
| Tapgements.
The Republicans Of Lancaster city, Pa, had
grand rally on Friday evening last Hon. John
Covode was escorted to the wigwam by torchlight
procession, numbering 100 Wide-Awskes. lie spoke
for nearly two hours 10 his most forcible manner.
The Republicans of Erie, Penn. and the country
round about propose to hold Mass Convention on the
| 18th of September Hon. Simon Cameron will pre-
tide. Among those speakers who have promised to
give their aid are Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts
| b. +. Wade, of Ohio; C. M. Clay, of Kentucky;
| Ohio; Andrew II. Reedsr Of Pennsy vanai Andrew
| G. Curtin.
On Saturday, the 18th inst ten thousand Repub
licans mst together in Springfield, Ohil. Wide
Awake Clubs from various places took part in the
meeting, and in the evening united to form torch
light proces sion that was half mile in length. Dur
ing the day addresses were made by Cassus NJ. Clay
John Sherman, j. NJ. Root Benz Stanton.
Mr. j. G.. Wells corner Of Park row and Beck
man street, has published an illustrated Campaign
Hand Book for 1860 containing $50 pages Of valuable
political information. Mr Wells also pub isbes a
Republican chart with colored portraits of Lincoln and
Hsmlin and great variety Of interesting statistics
| bearing on the election Moreover he furnisbe,
medals bearing the heads of the candidates for
President and YicePresident in settings to suit every
taste.
| The Republicans of Philadelphia dedicated thsir
| new wigwam on Saturday evening. The Inquirer
ssys the enthusiasm exceeded anything known in
that city for long time. There was very brilliant
and extensive diiplay of Wide.awases, and there
were speeches from Mossrs Neal Moore, Mann,
White, Kelly and others. The building would Rot
hold Laf the crowd and outside meetings we've organ
| lied.
| james Pinckney Hambledon, Editor Of the Con-
ederqcy at the South, thus piles it up on Secretary
| Cobb:
"Prometheus ike he stands chained TO the rock of
public Incredibly, and with fungus liver gorged to
her atizaton by federal aromacs ths Southern yuure
of an outraged people reves at his discontinue, aud
will feed with iIsasbe guso upon his bloated car
| cass."
| AT meeting Of the citizens Of Greenwood, s. G ,
among other resolutions, the following was voted
Resored That respectfully Request all crgymen or other
persona who may have received copies OF Summers speech to
owad them immediately to the Secretary Of this meeting
that IN one common pile In the Cong essional District Of the
late Hon Preston s. Brooks, and the anniversary Of Summers
Gaming they may be consumed in bonfire lighted BY negroes
Mr. Edward Huntington of Rome who was NOM
mated for Elector for Oneida County the Bs-Doug-
las ticket has formally declined that position Il is
understood that Mr.. Huntr gton, while declaring that
John Bell is his first choice for President Of the cand
dates before the country, dsappoyes OF the arrange
ment by which the ticket was made up on which his
name appeared Elector and depecstes the throwing
Of the election into the House, as full Of excitement
and agitation IF not Of positive danger to the country
The election of Mr.. Lincoln he deems greatly prefer
able to such a result
"A correspondent in Salem, Marion Co., H. in the
course of letter fall of enthusiasm at the refreshing
contrast shown by the Egypt of 1860 and that OF
| lS56-7-S-9 gives the following sketch of meeting
which took place at the town named:
"On Friday, the 18th inst, there was the largest
crowd in town that ever got together in this county.
II has been estimated AT from 600 TO 4,OOO persons.
There were large delegations from nearly all the pre-
cinots in the county, and especially from Centraa.
The latter numbered 300 persons including line co n
| pany Of Wde.A wakes, and excellent brass band,
that together with and one IRON an ADJOINING
county enliyened the glorious occasion with cheerful
| music In our own delegation large wagon
hung with streaueTs inscribed with significant notices.
on il were borne SO ladies' attlred IN white dres3s and
hats crowned with eyergTeeDs; over the shoulder was
blue scarf passing across the bosom to the waist,
having on il the name Of State. printed 10 black on
white ground, which, together with similar badge on
the other shoulder and Republican banner in
| hand, included the becomiog rgalia ia which our
| tatleau Of the Union was beautifully repre-
| sented. At ii o'clock the speaker Of the day,
The Hon. Richard Yates candidate for Governor, was
received at the depot together with MessrJ Alien Gil
espie, and Phillips. At p M, speaking was began
in grove close to town, into which the enthusiastic
crowd poured huzzapg at every step, to the tu9e OF
| Hail Columbia. Mr.. Yates gave a aGterly eXpllca-
ton Of Republican principles. lie was followed by
the Hon. Joseph Gillespie candidate Tor Congress;
who showed no the wheeding course OF Janus. faced
Democracy. The would be doctrines Of " Squatter
| Sovereignty" Eon.ineryenton," and Niger
Equality were each shOrn of their Douglas dress to
ter fright and sha nefacednese of the Democrats gen.
orally The greater portion Of the audience soon wsnt
home leaving quite enough to illuminate the town aod
I'll the spacious Court House in the mig, when the
Hon. c. Allen, District Elector. made a logical,
truthful speech that turned the minds of some aud put
many more astrde the fence. The Hon. - Phillips
closed the meeting with pleasing graphic ePome OF
the Republican party in Egypt Egypt VIII give a
large Republican vote. Most of the counties Will run
candidates for county officers this FALL and many OF
them will be successful.