New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27

for Lincoln with tens n thousand' Of Others Il
| good old Maryland ID .Ff
Nehemiah Perry, Chairman Of the Breckiofiegs
State Committee IN Nsw-Jsrsey, Il rsporssd ~ tbs
purchaser of the Bel and Everett leaders In thst State.
The mass Of the party, however, he hw not bought.
The Ro~lesfer Democrat says tbc4 In buyiog
Washington Hunt the Douglasifes have ouy got ono
vote. Wait till they nominate Mr.. II. for Governor
and then you viii see. T
An editor Of Eatonton, Ga, in setting forth tho
claims Of Mr.. Johnson one of the candidates for the
yice-Presidency, describes his sloqusnce on certain
occasion az follows: gI Bs.f Al IA
"Johpson rushed upon bis foes with the cIangor Of
the trumpet and the fash of the battle-ax. Like
Richard Ceur de Leon among the sep1etes of Saiadn,
be strobe on right on dealing his stawart bi,ws right
and left and everything was horne down by his ponder
Gus arm. Like the sleeping lion aroused from hs lar
by some careless intruder he prang upon his Victims
tore their fesh, crunched their bones and oed
their bodies to Jelly by burIing them against the
earth that trembled to the thunder of his infuriass
howls Like the mad bull in the arena be rushed uprn
those who pricked him with their spears gored into
their vas tossed them into tho air and tramped them
under his feet"
"A correspondent suggests the proprcty Of request
ing TIE Republican electors of this State TO assemble at
some convenient place in their respective Counties on
Monday, August q, the Birthday Of Hannibal
Hsmn, to celebrate the same by holding county MAS
MEETINGS. Iv
AT the great Douglas ratification meeting IN
wOresns on the 2lst inst, the Hon. Pierre S,ala
concluded his speech with g poetical fight descrp.
tive Of The Little Giant, as foIlows.
ssos & Il. 81 sss , sn'sS rsyiSs u.
Bis wing the Wind. hI sy. on the san,
He sweryes not hair, but bean Onward ighton.i
In long speech at Douglas meeting in New
Orleans the Hon. John Forsyth Describes Mr. Breck-
nridge SIS siredby Yancey and got BY id Spawned
Disunion." l
-Serator Fitzpatrick, who was nominated for Woo
President by the Douglas Convention, and declined.
has written a letter in which be says:
According in sentiment with the platform upon
which reckinridge and Lane have been nominated, I
sbalI, 90 matter OF course yield them my support
"A wide-Awake Club was organized in Peetskill,
westcbester County, Thursday evening, 18th inst.
The following gentlemen were elected officers:
rss.ds. James aosss n.ds
Captain D. NJ. Hyatt; Orderly, R II Gilieo.
On the first Saturday in August the Republicans
of Brownsville win meet at Brownsville Edmondson
County, KY, to hold grand ratification meeting for
Lincoln and Hamln, when they win raise pole and
flag for their candidates.
-lpc ndhibS Nib"foue ~
the St. Louis Congressional District. The Hon. Ly-
man Trumbull ami tie Hon F. p. Stanton have made
speeches there, and Frank Blair is going il with bis
accus omed energy There is fine prospect of elect
ing Frank. F
"A correspondent at Springfield, H., writes on the
Goth inst.
"Politics lie the order of the day. The Republicans
and Democrats both erectipgl large Wgwams in the
city, The abIest men Of both parties are canvssdng
bis election but desperately bent on carrying the
State elections, as TO get Senator, and they will
use all their artfce to accomplish IT, and no can
tell at this stage what will be the result Honest Old
Abe passes by our door daily to and from his of'e
bomely honest apd beloved by all Like one OF the
cd Roman Senators, raised up in times Of corruption
and dangers which threatened the Republic, be- with
his uE nshing integrity and purity Of character is tho
The London correspondent Of The Ne1- Orleons
Delta writes as follows, relative to the Prince OF
Wales: .. ..... go
He is quiet lad with no fast propensities, little
delicate, and small of figure and doubt not that there
many who viii the likeness at once 10 old
George III which / thi K Is somewhat marked in
this oupg Prince He has been brought up free from
prejudice, free from religions prejudice and tho
Church Of England does not claim The majority Of his
instructors. believe his leading and principal tutor or
govern or, Mr.. Gibbs, is Nonconformis, and thst 40
and all that chosen instructors to the Royal chill
tioning personally by the Prince Consort and the
Queen prior to their berg intrus ed with their duties,
and after having been chosen by the learned as orna
ments to Earning. You must know that leading
Characteristic of the Queen piety. 1t has marked
her whole career ..'