New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-06
THE CAUSE IN NEw-ENGLAND.
Of The N. Y. Tribune.


tell how strongly tie popular pulse is beating all along
the route for Lincoln and Hamlin. In every town, on
every boat at evvry Depot and in every city and vii
lBge The whole frore Is for Lincoln. One would sup
pose he was the only candidate running While our
train visiting for Northern train, quarter
Of mile lat the risk of being left to the Lincoln
| Or. lie reminded me Of an immense hogshe ID on
legs atieped at the top, and capable Of carrying on
his back bushel of sbeled II is proposed stsr
the election 10 diess him and roast him whos and
| a barbecue as - a b0rbecue.
| was furnished with the following: The Lincoln
| Ok years old, weighs 400 pounds, owned by John
Ssnderson, Bernardstou, Mss'." / had no idea ~
| what extent The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE was circulated
throughout NewEDglsnd. 1t IA in almost every store
and family hat afford to AXE HewYork daily.
Ii read for the morning aud evening service by the
| old folks aud the little children.
| The reading and thinking people everywhere are
| locking with great anxiety 10 the reelection of Gov.
Morgan. They feel that he is the right man in the
right place; that his incorporating intes rityhis
sound and solid vetoes Of some of the Of his
personal and iiicsl frier ds-entte him to the
fullest cOnfGence OF the people, and tia, he ought to
cary the State BY 5000 majority, against any
usOn candidate that can be started. o. II. ;.
The Esstern towns of Onondsga County, and
portion Of Madison County assembled in large num-
beers at Fay eiyile on Tuefday, Oct. 2. Wde-Awake
Cubs present, counting several hundreds. from
Syracuse, Cszenovs, Pompey, Fayetteville, and o.her
localities. Their procession in TIE evening amid
blaze of fireworks, was extremely brilliant. The
thropg in the afternoon was addressed at length by
Lieut. Gov Noble Of Wisconsin, and the Hon. II, Il.
Stanton. Messrs. Stanton and Noble made short
speeches to the Wide-Awakes in the evening. large
numl of ladies' present, both in the afternoon
and evening. Old Onondaga will roll up a splendid
majority for Lincoln.
The Republicans of Ph9nix, 0swego County, had
large gathering on Monday evening, the let inst
which was addressed by Henry b. Stanton, Mr..
Mcneil, and Mr.. Sanford, editor Of The Fulton Pa
triot Tire Wide Awakes Of that and come of the ad-
joining villsges present. The spirit ~, and
the enthus asm unbourded The Republicans Of Os-
wego and Madison intend to efectualy all thst
remains of the cuticle of Mr.. William Duer, at the
polls in November, when he asks their suffagss for
seat III Congress.
Merlin Roberts of Henrietta has been nominated
for the Asfembly by the Republicans of the Is Dis.
hict of Monroe County. The member last year was
Thomas j. Jefords. He was a candidsts for rencmi-
nation but as he had voted override the railroad
vetoes Of Gov. Morgan, the people would not have
him sgaI, and he withdrew from the field before the
nomination was made.
"A correspondent at Anderson, Indiana, writes US
tb- hoUowirs,
other and sgrseaby to general request OF cltlzsps
of ali parties he add sssed very large audencs III the
Conrt Home. The Douglas leaders were on nabu, Vi
course TO catch up any word which might be usea 70
swell the stsle cry Abolition When Mr. Gidolngs
copelude6 he avowed his readipes- to answer any
questions hch might be asked Instanter up popped
the leading spirit of the hosts OF Douglas IN our own
and county Mr.. S. b. Mattox, with the question, Du
YOU not say while in Congress, that were you save
= dan, ifyou mad tn VI
he dead bodies of stockholders all the way IRON mis-
sissipp TO Maden2 Yes Sir said IT, was ths Cld
mans ms aut reply-the continuance OF tue querlst
oseyes Sir and say II NOW woSt ,hs ~ noross.
te for here was an entertainment to when he had hol
thoupbt of being invited. His answer was, doht
v,a1t an Argument with you, Mr.. Glddlngs. Butyou
have eauacliy TO answer plain question, SAID Mr. vi
IF YOU have not enough for an argument lie stll
be.it1ted Come Numbered the old man. his eyes
fashir fire. out wi it, yes or ne! Us, oih'
WOULD wss the answer of this Dooeias leader. Az
Won would suppose we ne ar no more Oh aun
instruction from these men.
The New-York correspondent, Of TIE Charleston
Mercury has shsrp it at those dirty, demagognec
DOGS v ilson and Sumner, and Burlngame, and
Douglas It id omHe genus
A correspondent at Meadevile, Pa, writes us as
| fJllows:
| "Erom the number of subscribers which TII IRiB,
a. g. hear Of its effect on The people. Ten years ago
his comfy gave msiorty of 800 to 900 for anything
labeled Democracy. Fremon majority AeAed 90 on.
W yotsa of 900 and are wOrHlng 10 90 'oV pet
tor for Honest Old Abe" which we expect 70 no. ~
". have NO American vote for Gale here to anybody,
ara The ID, mociacy are hopelessy divided IN thel N'
tiopal ticket OF course This result s noI 10 o aio ~.
uted exclusively TO the influence oil lHE lhtho w. |
vont n creasue list Of Subscribers here VIII snow Int
many believe II has contributed materially 10 H. Inc
conntv il fully organized in Cube ard VIII be NOR
oufhly canvaased before the election, as tne "ork
now go brayely on. We have mlue-h wan 0aSD
| nf vbi,b The Hon J. w. Howe is President CONSIST
inc of us members COD spicuous among whom are some
OF cur me Influential German citizens VINO nave mere
ofre voted against us, but who now dciare they eau
no longer support party that mas hotnng ou' se na
| 81 naGoc,acy 10 recommend it, Facts and hgures
for once will lie if we do not give good account OF
ourselves in Crawford on Tuesday next and also Oh
the sixth Of November
In lSi7 the Hon. X. c. Winthrop uaed the follow
10y language in spec Oh in the House OF "opr'oeH'"
/ tives at Washington ,a.
+ ~ sneak for Massachusetts. | behave speak tue
| sentiments of all w.Euglsud, ard OF macy que.
States oul Of New England when say, lnai upon ,n
que son our Minds AIDE up 80 lar as We n IA
| mower constitutional moral power 10 cou.roi Poisi
cal eyents we are resolved that there shall be no ar
Their extension Of Slavery III the Territory oi tn
Union. This is not matter 10 argue WIN 10 -
DO not intend 10 be driven from firm expression
purpose and steadfast adberance to principle oy a,
hfats of di,union from any quarter. II Territories
are to be COZ queIed and shall stand fast an
forever the principle that far as we are
these Territories sha be forever the abode OF reemep
The Douglas Democrats of the XVllith Con
gres ional District have nominated Chaneey Nlboar
3 Of Schenectady.
The Republicans have made she following loca
nominations:
Mr.. Franchott of Otaego was nominated on Tuesday
a for Conpeses, in the XlXih District.
The Assembly nominations in Erie County ar