New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-18
"THE GENTLE, THE POLISHED, AND TEE
HUMANE"

Republican
Boston Courier.
The sympatbes of The Boston Courier are with
the shareholders, against the working classes-with
the refined consumers, against the coaree producers.
1t lie time for words 20 be used with meaning. De-
mocracy has In this country to mean slavehold-
ing and slsvs-supporting If genIility, polish, and
humanity have already undergone the same perverson,
let us know it-by al means let us know it. fla
man is to be thought less worthy Of the gentle, the
polished, and the humane" in proportion as he has
been obliged TO elevate himself by his own productive
industry, preach 1.-THE louder the better. Let US
know, as econ possible, who and how many think
go. L. may aid in finding out what it is best to do
about it. Son Of us who have not voted at all for
many Year, may possibly by such means be brought
into trying temptations o. s. MURRAY.
Fostey', Cyo,,ng' Warren Co., Ohio Aug. 10, 1860.
The Political Text Book contains the letters of &C.
ceptance of the Presidential candidates.
james A. Briggs will address, the people at Boon
ton, New-Jersey, this evening.
We learn that VIM. d. Kennedy and some Of his
friends among the Democratic politicians of this city,
returned from Syracuse by way Of Bnghamton, where
they spent upward of three hours.
The Republicans of Danyille, Iowa, held grand
meeting on Saturday the lltb. At least 900 persons
were in attendance, and the procession included great
variety of transparances and banners and emblemati
cal devices. There was speaking from Senators Har
Ian and Grimes Col. Curtis and several others. In
the evening another brilliant display took place, being
the parade of the Wids-Awakes.
"A Republican Club has been organized at Aus-
town, Franklin County, Pa. Jacob kindly President;
| Samuel KiDsley, Secretary.
On Wednesday, the Republicans of Norwich,
! Conn, opened the campaign with great meeting.
The W ide-Awakes were OUT numbering $50, for the
purpose OF eseortiDg the speakers to Breed Hall,
where the indoor exercises were to be held. An cleo
ton of officers of the Lincoln and Hamlin Club took
place, the President chosen being the Hon. L. F. S.
Foster and then addresses were made by Horace
Greeley Dom Piatt of Ohio, the Hon. James Dixon,
Wm II. Fry, and Judge Spalding of OHIO. At the
conclusion of these exercises, there torchlight
procession and fireworks.
TIE Republicans Of Schuyler County have elected
Z. II. Downs OF Havana, and +. Davis jr., of Wat
kins, as delegates to Syracuse. The meeting which
was held st Havana, was full and enthusiastic.
great Republican meeting was held at Philadel-
pbia Thursday evening" for the purpose of dedica
ting hall in the Eighth Ward. A thousand persons
were inside the hail. and we're addressed by +. Joy
Morris, Charles GilpiD, II. X. Strong, Lorn Bodget,
and others.
| "A meeting of delegates from the several towns
comprising tie Third Assembly District of Erie Co.,
was held at the American HOTEL in the village of Ian
caster, on Wednesday August l5 The Convention
chose delegates attend the State Convention, to
be held at Syracuse on the nd inst, Hiram Newell
and johnson Parsons; Trial briggs and +. s. Ely
| were che sen as alternates.
"A corr. spondent in Hartford, Maine, writes that
the from the various Congressional, Senatorial
and County Conventions has given yet new life to the
Republicans of that State.
"A Convention of Delegates for the First Assembly
District of Suffolk Co., l.. l., convened in the Old
Court House at Riverbesd last Wednesday, for the
purpose of electing two delegates TO represent said
District in the Republican State Convention at SYRIA
cute. The Hon. II. p. Bedger, and the Hon. d. G..
Floyd were elected delegates. Subsequently, Frank
lin i. llallock and John n. SayIe were elected alter
Dates. Resolutions We're also adopted, indorsng the
Chicago nominees and strongly favorug the renom-
nation Of Gov. Morgan.
A correspondent writing from Gen's Falls, under
| date Of the 18th, says:
"a Republican mass meeting was held in this vii
age to-day, and IT the largest assembage that
! Warren County has witnessed The procession
| of wagons horsemen. Wide Awakes, and citizens
extended over one mile and bali. Clubs of Wide
Awakes were pretent from Saratoga, Sandy Hill, Fort
| Edward, and Whitehall, accompanied by brass bands
Al about o'clock, more than 5000 people assembled
| in an adjoining grove where speeches were delivered
| by Daniel Ullman and Erasus ID. Culver. In the