New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

tors The GsleDa boys hsve srtndc Vide Awake
COMPANY, who were on active duty day, receiving
and escoting the deessnorS ron le country as thsy
WsJ,.n AID Nora had Vide-A wake companies ores-
ant and there others on heud All the towns in
ths lead. mining and aPteu urai region wee numer
o,s Ven ~ eltsd there heirg d-egaiious from Ha-
w.: Elizabeth Council Hin Sc lss Mouud Pleasant
CI, Irish Hollow Rice ToNusdip Gui ford New
Dgofpcs Shullsbureh Pls'syile Hazlegrssn Vine
80 eEIl Jamestown, Dialogue, and other places in
Sel S,.rbsnson and CARROLL C,,rtiss mi CT
Counrx Wis, &c These Delegations united In q
rd ct pro eessop with Elk har0s Of mns beside
the Rfe snd drum intsrspersed here and there Tue
consolidated GER CATION FROM Plsisyile Hazlegreen
Vinel az Hill, and bmesto came in over Thousand
strong, there being over one hUUd I'd two and four
korse cans The Hon. Owen Ioveiov addressed the
great crowd IN the afternoon for over two hours in
Rpiring them with The widest enthusiasm Gov Rau.
dsD Of Wisconsin fol- ed him 10 sn admirable speech
In the evening The Wide Awakes had brilliant torch
light parade, snd were addr. ssed by the Hon A. e.
Fuller, Gov. Rand, u, and c. Muller
AT Malone, Franklin County, on Fiday evening,
the lih inst, the friends of Liacoln and Hamn held
splendid ing Of the ctizens Of that and the neigh
boring towns which was address I'D for tbree hours by
S. f. Chitenden of Vermont ard Henry b. ST nton of
this State. TIE meeting numbered about 5000, and
was necessarily he'd in the open air. large number
ofladies we're present. After the meeting, the Wide
Awsl ss set the town s in blaze with their torches
Republicans of Potsdsm and vieini " in St. Lawrence
County. There an inmeuGe turnout. TIE large
town.hall was filed TO Overlooking, AID more being
gathered outside than in, of the widows Of .he
ban was removed aud Mr. Greeley addressed both
crowds ct the came time A correspondent informs us
that Mr.. Greeley was greeted with the velest enthu.
sissm. These two meetogs at Malone and Potsdam,
with the monster assemblage of tue day before at
TIL i,fo-
well agoing in the counties Of Clinton Franklin aud St.
LawreIce.
The manly aud conscientious coarse pursued by
Mesgs Pelatiah PERT and William T. Dodge. in the
positions taken by them at the e rad Soa ion meeting
has not been without its effect on vast numbers Of
these citizens who have hitber) acted with the Bell.
Everett interest, but who are beginning to zee that
wire conservatism points TO the election Of Lincoln az
the surest guaranty for the safety the Union. LIST
ieIs from every section Of the rural districts are being
daily received that speak sPproviogy of the ground
assumed by Mr. Dodge in his speech on the occasion
referred 10. An cold Business Man of Three Score
Year, resident in Dutchess County, the follow
iog Language:
The noble stand taken by Dodge at the Cooper In.
sute, lAss Thursday evening has caused much admiration IN
the rTa districts II New York merchants generally had the
patriotism and manhood to speak their hone convictions in
stead o. consulting private interests the PC s influence Of the
siywoud be spread abroad for good instead Of ey to
lew that depend the
Iying forward Of every just reform"
; A gentleman OF Warren County, n. j., remarks on
the same subject:
Thank Mr. Dodge for HE telling little speech Il viii make
many Lincoln de has wide and favorable acqUaint
throughout the who hun honest
E OtAeT end than the good Of the country Tie
President o. leading Philadelphia Bark VII stood with Mr..
Dodge the Of the cauptign has back
lEe hin to hr priaopes and says his viii have great
weight in the Quaker City"
A correspondent Of most prominent standing in
Lzerne Co., Pa, Gays:
Since writing the above have received the papers
tanins synopsis Of Mr. Dodg speech the Cooper Institute.
This clear and uuequvocal firing Of his position which
there has been little controversy viii BE- Of great service in
sddiue strength % cause