New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

e,peS S,' KID the reason the Opposition have
ID OF rr patti Of ,h- Son'h w. In "y jadt nens,
Iecanfe u ~ have not net tbs ID to9erl,a W hs' "y
tb. Iesson list We have not Ia 20 10 mh'
~rnld overthrow orr enemy. Aoflt1se' IL ooiS
oprs TIA, tatre hould be energy and uOo%, and the
dry is ours.
Ghbcn tsrs no thst az Ctrsisni,, progrts cd and
fpresd Ne ss Ego, n" do', ron-ed "" ire 81 ,ns
Is which sapsf st f., Ia ancient prop lsei,e pro-
tec',d from heir iconDtlastc rage.
/ WIS c6pfdenyy off m d that, If any impious
hand should dare violate the maesy OF the god TIE
leav. the earth would Instantly retorn 10 their
oy.pi, al chaos. AD iuirs ID solder animaed by zsI
and arn ed With a mighty bst'leaS, assembled the NJ
der; spd even the Chrbtsu mul itnds eTpscted with
ION ar e,y the event OF the combaf. tie simen
vigorous strobe sgapt the cbe+k OF SesDis the cheek
fell 10 the erou d; the thunder WAS Ill silent aud
bsh tte beaver and ,he earh continued 70 pr serse
tter accustomed oder and tranquility. The VIC
torioua older repeat his blpws; the huge idol was
over brown and broken 10 pieces; and the limbs OF
SeIa, is ign omiBiOuhy dragged through the
Streets Of Alexandria
T]is uappled carcass was bu'ned in the anph.hes-
tr suid The thout Of the Pof and many persons
aritu'- their conversion to this discovery OF the I'M
Ioepce Of their tuelar deity"
Gentleu en-, unite fesrlesly the Democratic party
TIE Upion will survive s fragments. Enthusiastic
applaufe.l
A grand maze meeting IL TO be held in Mi ldetown,
Oral Sc County, en- the afternoon Of Friday, the l2h
inst Tho II Henry Wills of Mpss., the II On.
g. A Grow Of Penn tbs Hon. III. b. Stanton OF
s. pecs FALL, the Hon. Henry j. Raymond of New
York, and The Hon C. II Van WJko have been en-
gseed 10 sneak In the evening there will be- grand
TO, iebt procession by the WdsASsbes Of Oraoge
and Sullivan Counties, and Fishiill 10 Ddiche's
County; also a displsy Of fireworks. Extra trains at
reduced rates # fare will run from Suhern, Port Jer-
viz ard Ne ~hurgh, agd return after the meeting and
pr, o.sti D. This promises to be the largest and uest
nee ing Of the csmysiyu in that sec in Of the State
One ,bou and FIVE hundred WideAwakes will take
part in the pro oetsion.
1t ia stated on the best authority that between
300 and A. 600 New York roughs, Of whom fly or
,ixty are from the Eighteenth Ward, to be at Phil
sd.lpba Oh to-day for the purpose of voting in the
place OF other men II is also said that from the Gov
en- meps Offices large numbers Of employees are on
their usy to the s.me city for similar purpose; and
tbst fifteen or twenty are going from the Postotice
alone.
Tie Republicans OF Oneida Depot and vicinity
turned ont in large Members Friday last TO listen
TO a speech from Mr.. II. b Stanton. The hal
wss flied TO OVERLOOKING, many Dem 1crats being pres-
ert and splendid array Of ladies' The audience was
full Of In hu.asm giving Mr.. Stanton Elk cheers rs he
ret ed from the meeting abe the train for the West
Col. SNOW who formerly represented Mad'oa Couaty
with great ability in the Assembly, slso addressed the
m. .tipg. Mr. William Duer, Fu-i IN candidate for
Congress in the Madion aud 0sweg' District. pro-
potes coon address the people Of 0neids Depot and
Their parts of the District. They viii listen to him,
ard then give him sfcoureicg at the polls which ne
viii remember 70 bic dying day.
On The Cd inst in spite Of the unfsvorable weather,
Fix hundred Republicans gathered at Kell'ggsyille,
Cayuea Co, NJ Y, snd raised LinoJln aud Iamin
AsgsafI, after witch speech was made BY E. f.
Gould of Cortland. Glse Club furnished excellent
music.
Water A. Faxop hes been nominated by the Re-
pubicsns for member Of Assembly in Warren County.
"A Republican meeting held on Saturday even
irg at Fitcbe Hall Rockl8nd Lake R1ckand County
the vi l,ge Of Ice and Democrats presided over By
Cspsin David Burt ard addressed by Mr.. William
Huchipg-on, Il popular resident of the pla,e, and
Clsupce, H. Dtptw, esq., # Peekski' There were
may Democrats pre-. Mt the majority of whom seemed
to be impressed BY tie forcble remarks At the close
Of tie meeting Wide-Awaks Club organized, and
received hearty support. IL is worthy OF note ,
that the Fillmore men of 1856 at this place,
the strongest advocates of Lincoln and victory.
The Tenth Di.ti1t Mozart Hall Ass- mbly Con-
vsD'ion met Saturday hight, and nominated, by
unanimous VOTE Mr.. Luke j Cozzens Committee |
fr the Tanmsny Hall people Of this district, who
met at the corner If Eleventh AID First avenue,
appear.d for the purpose of arranging lint ticket,
dptete1 ted he of Messrs Cozzens, JJ Reilly,
Bully and Diamond either Of whom would be sati fa;
tory TO them provided the Mozart Hall Democrats |
urittd upon him. The Commute, however wished |
tie matter postponed for week and 10 THE the Mozart
Convention did not agree, but made their nomination |
forthwith, in consequence of which the Committee lefe
without any up derstandiDg. The TaUmany Assembly |
Convention Of this District after the fsilure Of their
C inference with Mozart adjourned to the call of the
Chair
"A correspondent Informs US, that on Wednesday |
even ing the 81 inst the friends of Lincoln aud Ham.
lin, in Montgomery County, in tbi, Stat, had one of
the largest and most imposing political demonstrations
at smtterdsm, which ever took place in the Mohawk |
Valley. A thousand Wide-A wakes were s.nt from
Amsterdam, Schenectady, Union College Fort Pl,in,
Little FALL, Fonda Johnstosn, GlJversvllls &c
Theee sith several ,hOus fd others, including bril-
liant array Of ladies' ass mbedin tho open air. aud we're
addressed upon pending issues for az hour by Henry
u. Sranttn. After the speech the Wide-A wakes had
speno parade through the streets of the town, which
were crowded with spectators. large number of the
houses and stores brilliantly illuminated and the
cheering beth during the meeting and all along the line
of the proeestion was frequent aud enthusiastic
AN anonymous circnar has been extensively spread
in Obi, which contains the favorte lie about Carl
Schurz AND the Declaration of dependence vi ,lent
assault Judge BTnterhofi ADD vaisus ether matters
equally honOrab e. A Ciocinnai paper says: 1--WE |