New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

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for Lincoln and Hsmlin, as follow
AT 0ln Cove. L. l., 7Ab. At Orient (af) oo, 10th.
AT Fort Chester. Friday 2sh. At Greeup, level Oct l0th
| Az oouieiNihe ~ j., Oct lr. At Southold OSt 18th.
Az Rverhesd, L. I Oct2d A, Fr,pk,,nvlpe Oct ETH
At Amityvhe Oct I'd At Corsm Oct 18th.
AZ Isip' Ia L., Oct ID At Port Jefferson, Oct 18th.
htoa,V'ne, Oct eth A. Stony Brook, Oct 10th.
.. Deipoit Oct 9th. At smit ,town. Oct. nth.
AT monches Oct 9Th At Northport, Oct 18th.
AT Quosue Oct 9Th. AT HUNTINGTON Oct 18th
At sas Hsrbor, Dot 9th. AT Comsc Oct goth
Mr. Bellows warmly supported Fillmore and DoDel-
con IN Sc, and asks all who did like wise to give him
candid hearing.
The Bangor Wing and Courier in an article ex-
ploding come Democratic figuring on the result. of the
recent election in Il at Sia,e, says:
Our friends abroad will please understand one
thingi VIZ that the recent Republican victory u this
state was more complete and more overchlmtng than
onyth,ng ~hteh preceded t-and that the Democratic
party mere has not only been utterly aud hopslessy
routed when combined upon one Cub rnatoral cand-
date but now going into civil war # the factions
winch VIII about equally divide its feeble vote ia No
vember. II is now only struggle for the nerv oroan
ization." e
The following nominations for Assemblymen have
been made in Jefferson County: The Brecknrdpe
nominations are-Robert Demng Ist District Hounds.
field; Adolphus M. Cook lid District, LIE Ray Jason
Clark (UnioD), lid District, Alexandria The Doug.
las nominees aie-Ist District, Benjamin Mason of
HouDds6eld, who voted for Fremont in 1856. lid
District Jason Clark Of Alexandria, Union as above
stated, and the only District In which we stand
chance of an election.
&C. NJ. Clay, in a speech he recently made in III
nois thus briefly related his personal experience in
slAyebolding and nou-slaveboldng:
was born in old Kentucky; was one of the pio.
neers of kentucky-the son Of one Of the men who
formed the first Constitution of Kentucky-the son of
TIE man, Green Clay who, ne repre- sentative Of the
Third District Of Kentucky in the Virginia C,nven-
tlOn, signed the Consitu ion of the United Satey in
1853. Born under the shield and patronage of both
thsse Constitutions offered discuss this question of
Slavery right where it existed What then did they
say7 Lock at the hypocrisy Of this slave Democracy
They eaid: why, Clay if you think slavery is such
an Internal thug, why don't you berate your slaves
Prove your faith by your works l thought there
was great deal of force In that argument and a.
though was not very conscientious about that matter,
yet, seeing that drifting in that direction, and
willing to 60 with the tide in favor of freedom which
was strong did hberate my slaves-every one
had on earth IAppause, and cries OF good amen.
No nan now calls me master-nor woman ell her un-
less she does it through affection. Great enthusiasm
for Clay.l Then, when went out TO advocate the
same principle what did they say They tprR ned
question Of Slavery 1t is Of your business: you
don't own any slaves. Loud laughter and cheers.I'
"A Wide.Awake Clab has been formed in New
and the Secretary, j. G. Sherman.
The Republicans of Berlin, N. Y, have adopted
the plan of holding meetings in every electoral district
of the town; job Fish esq., has addressed them, and
they have been throDged with people.
In the First Assembly District Of QnOnda--ss
County Jeremiah limerick bss ben nominated BY the
Republicans.
The Hon. James Humphrey has been nominated
for Congress in the Second District. In the Thirty
frst District Burt Van Horn has been nominated for
the long term, and Edwin K. Reynolds for the short
term. The Republicans Of Herkimer County have
nominated Allen W. Eaton for County Treasurer aad
WHY'S Avery for Justice Of Sessions.
The Republicans of Green County, Wisconsin, held
great meeting on the 18th at Monroe. More than
900 persons were present. and the crowds began to
pour into the town almost st sunrise. At o'clock,
after long procession hsd passed through the streets,
all repaired to grove where there was speaking from
two stands from Senator Dooliae, Gov. Randall aud
Others Some speeches were made in German. 10 the
evening there was a brilliant parade Of the Wide
wakes.
On the Goth inst, the Wids.Awakes OF Washing
ing County to the number OF 500, had parade snd
torchght procession. After short address from the
Hon. Mr.. Woodbridge of Vermont, officers OF the
several WideA wake Clubs then met and elected tne
following field officers for Assembly District No In
Washington County, Efastus Judson Colonel Peter
Campbell, Lieut. Colonel Charles Barber Major, ana
John II. Mcfarland AdJutsnt.
"A Pbiladelpbi9 correspondent writes as follows,
under date Of S,pt. 20:
An event not unworthy, perhaps, to be chronieIea'
caused slight stir in our qulet village U-uy
nothing less than the raising of Lincoln nag over Una.
mos prominent avenue of dry goods trade, maiAes
street. Heretofore no one on this etree has dared 70
display any other than Bell and Everett col0rs, ~
considerable difficulty experienced before g'ou
location for tue flag could be procured no ieis Ihan
two having been s.le ;ti0n and preparations msde W
hang II out when the parties occupying tue premises
Withdrew the permission previously accorded. ihs
flag wac subscribed for by several Of our entsrprsldg
citizens VINO thought it tire sufficient Independence
wac uuster 10 tolerate Lincoln banner Iii qute
a large piece of bunting ard besrs the inscription;
Protection to American Industry" At the bottom
Of tie dag il the following: Lincoln, Hamliu, aud
Curtin" For Coz res, +. Joy Morris No North
no South, DO East no West The Union now and for
ever II is is somewhat suggestive that this pioneer
as in tie cause Of INDEPENDENT OPT ion should be dis
played from the old building cornsr Of Seventh aod
Market streets, known as tie Birthplace of Liberty
the very house in which Thomas Jefferson wrote the
immortal Declaration of Independence"
"A eorrespon Tent writes as follows from Lansing
| burgh. under date Of Sept. %:
eve had a g,est turnout of ide-Awakes for as
small place this last night. The procession mum
bertd little over 1000 who from Troy, Albany
Waterford. and COhoes Our village wss AZ bsaut-
fully illumir stsd the night beautiful. The Ella
ments seemed TO be cosborers 10 the advancement OF
our cause. To give you little deiiueness IS to the
relative strength of parties in this region lot me ct te
tat there are at least 20 Of the 100 this town who
voted for Fillmore now Republicans, aod there are
over so who voted anything bat Democracy nos
in our rsrk.; and what Ia here is equally 81 IN
other places represented in our demonstration last