New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-21
POLITICAL.

| The "WiSe.Awakes " bsve resolved to arouse the
| fast-ssleeps of Albany. II was high time They have
rsolved held ratification meeting tbs 2Frh inst
| Tile President of the Young aeas Republican
Union this city, bss received the folio wing letter
| frcm the Hon. Charles Sumner;
"WAsHIn6Tos Juhe1 1860.
T3uoker TIil Dayl
| NY DEAR SIR Nv desire has been strong from the
IL pinni,g TO address tie Repnbhcan ,Jfng men OF
Nea York, and have not for moment forg5 nthe
bvtatiens ith hich diff times th have hon
o,ed me. YOnr recent letter. repeating the invitation,
sId the approaching adjournment OF Congress, SEEN
al lsst TO iix the opportunity. As
soon as Congress If adjourned will let you know
| when can he in New-Yok
Accept ny tlasks and believe me dear Sir faithful
ly yours. CHARLES SUMNER.
Sci uy Ter Colssx Of Indiana was for the 6fi time
n, minated for Congress, lat week in This wise: the
whole district Rad together IN mass meeting at
Ply mon devofine the whoe day TO it One county
d. legation bad spDtsrs Of rails in thsir has; another
bore an elaborate banner representing tie manner of
rsi-syli ting; some carried big rails across their
shoulders; al another delegation bore in wagon
olo weather-bsaten eaves-rCugh he~ed with an AK
f. m round kg, em6lemaric of pioneer life In
deed. tie varisty of things was beyond description
After raising tall liberty pole in the center, AID rna-
niI up the flag the procession formed, mile and
holf long, and uarci ed 10 OAK opening. The gavel
Of the presiding officer maui But the peoOle
couldn't wait for ceremony, and hardly had a formal
organiza been made wien somebody 81 Duted the
name # Schuy Ter Colfax Another moved 10 amend
tat we reflect him by AT least 900 majority, aud
give the same majority to the State a d Naiional
tickets" The ton, as au ended, Prevailed, with
loud long, d.,fening cheers, which se-mAd 70 cause
every leaf in TIE oak grove TO trembe as if stirred by
some mighty wind. Then they had their speeches aud
the Il eel, r0s Of tie oceasO The people OF the
district are only jost to tnem-elves in sustaining in
Congress with such enthusiasm q man who does him
self his State and be country such great credit as Mr.
Colmx He IS Of the most practically useful and
abe members of Congress on Either side.
"A l.Iee and enthusiastic Lioe.n and IIamlu Club
was oreabis ed ia HerDdOn, Northumberland C,uety,
Pa on Monday evening. Tine officers are; Benjamin
Strcser, Presidert s j. Ililbish George Deepen,
Secretaries s Z. Stricken AID Geo. X. Mooney, Cor
Ie,pouciDe Secretaries Speeches were made and re-
buttons passed shoeiDg detei m nation TO work
Heartily a. without thing in the good eau-e. This Is
the fret F,eeGom Club ever organized in that town.
The Baltimore correspondent of The Philadelphia
Press says at tie Yancey street me- ting ON Mon
day night luderoHs mistake occurred, and ihappened
thus; .
:" There being loud calls of Toombs Toombs,
Mr. Nocns, ditor of The Cambria Pal Mountain
ar WHO was near by, nstook the sound, and WON
derirg at Lis sudden AID extensive popularity Thought
he was called for. Toombe' TOombs' amid the
c'amor, WAS Noons' Noors' 10 his ear. With
feelings which can Ire imagined better than they can
he desarhed lie made hs way to the front of the bal
COZ " and thanking hs How citizens for their wise -
psliiaiy poce,d.d to make a eirong Douglas speech.
In vain did tie Yaheey strive 20 interrupt him.
In vain be pulled by the coat-ta', nndged ia the
ri fau0lI tie elbow. Tie PEOPLE, eQlaliy IN the
dnk as liusrB cbeered him, and more than over
balanced tie attempt Of the YaDcey men to cry him
down. lie cont nued ia an emphatic Douglas yrn,
and the WHISPERED opportunities of friends aud foes
arounc him to desisi telling him thai he was ia the
uror place, could not convince him. So he made his
sueech" .. .r