New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19


ever or whatever has borne the name OF Democrs' Oh
any county in the State. Though the usual Demo
cratic majority n 400 Lad been steadily decreasing
Last year. giving Wright Dem csnd date Tor eover-
nor 10 majority At our next election we expect 70
remote THE msiority to new sphere OF acuon. e. "A
great many of tine honest portion OF our commu9 a
are joiirg the ranks of the Republicans and we feel
greatly encouraged In believing that our county VIII
be recorded this Fall for the first time as having been
carried against the Democracy, and on the right side.
Alexander 7. Berthoud, esq, the nominee OF tue
Republicans for Congress for the Hid District Is q
citizen of this unity and will make tremendousruni
he Ia an ardent RepublicaC good worker and has
troops OF friends anon the Democrats Full nomina-
tons for county officers will be made BY the RePu6i-
cans, inducing State Senstor, County Clerk Sheriff.
and three Members OF Assembly, with good hope of
electiDg all of them. Our folks have formed Wide
Awake Clubs at Wsshir gon, Hope, and Pailpsburg,
ard Lincoln and Hsnilin Club at Oxford, ell Of
which have large number of members, and are doing
good work. TIE ID 'uglas wing Of the Democracy,
which is far the strongest in this county, remain firm
in the determination not 10 fuse The Bell and Everett
fected their fusion with the Breckenridge party.
We are having Winter weather. Snow fell to the
depth of over a foot the Pocono Mountains, forty
iles est Of us, Sunday Dight. 7.
The Stats Zeaiung is out with a bitter article
against John Cochrane, accusing him Of treachery to
German interests, and adviiDg all German Democrats
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Democratic bomGee, John w. Chanler.
ON Tuesday evening the Republicans of Cortland
County held a jubilee. The Highland Wide Awake
Grub had invited the Wide-Awakee of Sing Sing and
Ycpkers to up and listen to address by Chsuu'
coy NJ Dep,w After the speech was concluded a col
!aton was tsen, following which, occurred torch
ligf parade. A correspondent writes: Among the
trsnst eacies noticed one which was inscribed on
tie one side Ossinirg Wide-Awakes true to Free
d. N, and on the other, For Member Of Assembly,
Benjamin +. Camp We don't propose to make any
halfway work in this Assembly District
WIN. Morris Davis, NJ. C. elect in the Eth Goa
greesionsl District OF Pennsylvania, has taken the
stump in New.Jersey, where he will spend this week
and next. We inadvertently marked him as a "Peo-
pes" candidate in st last week; bat bis election
wss Republican triumph, as he 10 and al ways has
hem Repnblicn of the srctest sort. Mr.. Davis liz
sn effective speaker and capable at ali times Of 81 yiog
good for tie faith that 10 in him. HE district
has not only good working hut good talking mem
Der and will be represented faithfully theoretically.
There was grand rally of the Republicans at
Red Bank, N. j, on Wednesday evening. Layton
Hall crowded, and the greateet enthusiasm was
manifseted. Ii the r political gathering at Red
Bank during the present campaign, and was in every
sense success. Robert Allen, esq, chosen Pres
,dent and in few remarks int reduced to the audience
Rufus f. Andrews, etq., of New.York, SEATING that
Mr.. Andrews had formerly been connected With the
American ard Wing parties, sod WAS now engaged In
tie cause Of Lincoln and Hamlin. Dir. Anirews then
addressed the audience at length on the political issues
Of tie csmraigu ard was frequently interrupted with
applsuie At the close Of his address, tue aadieucs
arose and gave three cheers f,r the speaker and the
caadidstes Monmouth Coanty may be sc. down as
ssfe for the Republican,
"A philadelphia CORE popdent says:
a." The three Central Campaign Ciubs of this city,
Peoples Campaign Club, Cottinentals, aud To-
viDcibles making extenive Srangeaenis to visit
New.York City on Wed esdsy next, the 9th inst.
TLeee Cuts ", very altive during Gubernaoral
camE align hat tas Just cloed aud TO no body OF men
IL the Old Keystone State more indebted to than 70 the
men that compose these Cube, that 80 triump hautly
sss.ed in electipg Curtin Governot of Penney tvsls
They propose making pop-visil to Ne " York City,
leavn 2 Philadelphia "Wednesday noon aud returning
THURSDAY evening. The Conuoentals viii bring
with them their lsrge painting of Col. Curtin. The
Clubs will bring transparenceS, torches, equipments
and Other elites gotten up expressly for the New
York excursion. Tn. Committees have made arrange
nents for tho transportation Of EQUIPPED men. From
s dicsiions it will be of the grsndest affairs OF
tie Campaign.
"A correspondent writes as folio W. from Kingston,
n Y, under date Of Oct. IL, 1860:
Owe had rousing Republican demonstration at this
pace last evening. procession, made up OF al the
Republican Clubs in the county accompanied by bands
Of music paraded the principal streets Of kondous and
this village. The number in the PROCESSION was est
mated at 900. Some Of the companies particularly
that fruAn WawarsiDg won golden plaudits- The ban
urrs trapslarenciee and every thing connected with
the PROCESSION al that could be desired Thou-
ISL DE- atsenbrd in the afternoon TO listen TO orcibe
ard convincing address by tae Hon. II. Is. Stanton IL
yss adm ed on AL hands hct this the greatest Po-
N icsl deu orstration ever made 10 the county. Ne
pend upon IT, old Ulster is wide awake, and will re-
deem herself on the 9th Of November
The Nctrark Mercury Of the 18Th, has tbs follow
ing: :,
" TIE Camden Journal an American organ, is
making come damaging disclosures IN reference 70 tue
operhtlops Of the straight American managers, who
are Try ina TO sel their party TO the Brechites Among
cher facts IL gives the names OF number OF men IN
this s,rct, now opponents OF Gov Penoingon, VINO,
AT meeting In New-York IN January las lat winch
the editor WA present), syowed their purpose, In
stating the Union movement, TO be TO orgsuize
psr,, thst would assist In the election OF Democratic
PRECEDENT either by taking up separate candidate on
the pretenre Of National plsttorm and thus Indirectly
throw their strer 9Th and influence into the
ranks, or ess to vote directly for the democratic
electors This purps w. distinctly exposed oy TIE
Journal Las since been fully carried out, and The Sans
game now being played in this district In tue natter
Of Repreeentaivetb failure 10 nominate on Thursday
las, being part OF the programme thus early NAKED
ont The Journal also alleges thst The American
Standard al Jersey OIty WIZ W roocNo vo" ~ &c
support according 70 the statement OF lite editor s30o
| fr,m a 'New-York Merchant Fond already est 10
| lsbed What return The Standard was 70 make for
Ill large dc natiop are not informed but Jade'og
f,om ts course the rAniacon not AZ least designed
| 10 benefit the opponents Of Democracy"
The Douglas Club Of College Point and Straaon-
port. Long Islsnd, has dissolved iiself. Tee following
| is the Official record Of the event:
A meeting Of the Douglas Club OF stIattouport ana
| Col eQe Point wss neld Oct TO- at Joseph Inser
N % A ,ha .tlan.a, ga VI "a x,ry large Tie Chair