New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

Dh;cb the state of New York viii give Tor The kePlp
csn candidate will DO less than sxtS tnousann
= rnay do 90. The State of New York never ias-
n'rsT ajpches SIZE has been committed fron tn9 oe-
Ginning as che viii be 10 the end und@r an cneun-
,ances 20 the greet principles Of be heonoicsa petty
An, voted 20 fsabifh this land oil freedon i9 ~
- I7s7 Sic sustained the ordinance Of " TIL you
Ira shle 10 lake caro- Ct yoUrseves. Among Tue nreC
acs of bes Government she abolished Slavery Io nor
self She has known nothing Of c)mpromises, no'un"S
of eopd ion quaf alton 10 tois great PR elpo an
sta mayer " H. She will sustain your distinguishes
ao;obbor h. nause che knOws that he IL true 70 ms
Great rrincipe and when che has helped 70 elect him
Nv eiyiT as large majority as eau ne R'en Vy auH
bIfdoz.1 other stee then you will iud that she "lu
81 las exact less fro n him and support him more
faithfully Ian any other State can do. 1hat ls tne
way a. did with John Quincy Adams, th.t ia the way
che Sustained Gen. Toy aud that ls the way she VIII
sustain Gen. Lincoln" Loud cheers
The Republicans of Ulster County had an entou-
,jastic meeting Emores Corner, on Saturday, even
ing Sept o. There was in attendance about so
Wide. Awakes from Kingston and Rondout The
MEETING was pIesid,d over by the Hon. George L.
Pierre. VIM. w. Hegeman, eeq., Of New-fork, anu
the Hon. Bnller G.. Noble Of Wisconsin, we're the
speakers. correspondent writes us that though tins
county has heretofore given large majority Tor the
American ticket it is now admitted that not less than
20 per cent Of the voters Of that party will go for Liz
coin and Hamin. Surely, the People are wide
awake"
e. s. Cleveland of Connecticut will advocate the
Republican cause in the counties of Lycoming Clinton,
and Centre, Pennsylvanis from October to the ION.
Mr.. G.. is a young man of 'mocratc antecederte,
having left the Democratic organization on the LIS
compton ssue in 1853, since which time he has been
an active worker in the Republican party in Con-
nectcut.
The Republicans Of Lodi, Bergen Co., N. j., held
quite large meeting the evening Of the Let inst
The Hon. j. A. Briggs OF Ohio delivered an eloquent
and forcibe Republican campaign address, in the Read.
ing Room Of the Lodi Institute. The Lodi Gle
Club" sang several excellent campaign sons. The
"Lodi Wide-Awale Brigade" turned out in uniform,
with their lamps and music, and there were many
respectable Democrats present. The meeting cannot
but be productive Of good and we hope viii add some
hitherto Democratic voters to the Republican ranks
II. B. Nortbup, President Of the American State
Council ia going for Lincoln and Hamln, aud will
give HE reasons for go doiog in speech at Kingsbury
Washington county, in day or two.
Charles Hindnan of Port Plains, New York, one
Of the charter members, ard an active worker in the
getting up Of various American clubs, has written
letter TO the Albaoy EUeang Journal in which he an
nouLces his determination 10 abandon the party which
recently attempted TO nse with their opponents, and to
work for Lincoln and Hamlin.
Tile AlGoay EUeaiag Journal Of the 2Sth instant
says that the Hon. James o. Putnam aud Ros Veil
Hart esq, are address the meeting at Albion uudsr
the following call TO which the OF over two
hundred voters are appended:
The undersigned, supporters of Fillmore and Don
esln IN 1856 and who have been identified with the
American party, having witnessed the frequent at
tennis # some sef-cousttusd leaders 10 merge that
organization into the Democratic party to The sacrifice
of every principle We have ever cnsrrhed have de-
te mined that the best and only alternative leit us 10
this Presidential election Is 10 support Llocoln aud
Han lin who beet represent our sentiments upon the
great 81 d controlling questions OF the contest And
we appeal to all who acisd with US in 1896 c0opeTa
with in the election of these statesmen aud pure pa
trOts and T. meet wi n at public meeting, 70 be
he'd at Albion, Friday evening, the 18th OF Sept,
1860"
Tile PiasJyrgk PA Gazette says of the Re-
puoic IN meeting held tue re ON Thursday evening:
Yesterday morning opened very cheeressly.
cold dIizipg rain falling and The prospect was
everything but encouraging. But bet ween aud III
o'clock the rain he up aud the couatry delegations
beg~n b. pour il in almost endless streams, ano II then
became sIpa7tut that the people OF city and country
were turning out n0SSe TO the Convention. And 80
il TUNED out Despite the cold, cloudy day, aud the
general nsstinses OF the weather, the display the
grande ever witnessed here if not the grAudes ever
witnessed anywhere. We have never seen anything
Ike il. We raw the great displays of 1910 and 1886
bo If winch were, IN their time, unprecedented but
this display overjOpped both. Mr. Wade of Ohio
who bss attended many enthusiastic popular gather
irgs fays exceeded all he ever before saw aud this
wss the general testimony OF all the gentlemen from
abroad who were present. IL was not only success
it was a trumph-a most magnificent as well as an
Unprecedented display. The scene on tue ground was
truly beautiful. Tne whole Of the vast area OF The
West Common stretching from Seminary Hill to the
outer depot, wac literally alive with people The i'm
mense crowds around the four speaking stands did not
seem to eesen the magnitude OF the great maze which
could not be reached by the human voice from the
places appointed for speaking. There were tens OF
thoufanos on the ground who could not get near the
speaker
Tie following local Republican nominations have
cen made
Saratoga COuniy-For County Clerk, Jas. w.
Hort Il; County Treasurer, Henry a. Mann; Super
inenrent OF Poor, David Rowley Justice OF Sessions,
Seneca Dnel.
81 Laurence Couaty-Assembly, Dist l., Charles
Richardson; IL, Edwin A. Merr .; School COmmis
tioDers Dist. l., Martin l.. Laugilini H. Calvin G.
Church.
Duchess Comfy County Treasurer, John F. HULL
c. rOners Thomas j. Barton, Ado phns Nandewateri
School COmmis,i ners Dist. l., Augustus A. Brush,
H., Cba D. Rowland Assembly, District l., John ID.
Dutcher H., Samuel j. FarnUm; Justice Of Sessions,
Bar hoOmew Griffin.
Madison County-Aseemby Dist L. o. b. Lord.
Niagara Couaty-Assembly, Dist. l., Helry p.
Smith: H.. Oliver f. scovelI: School Commissioners
Diet J., Otberie L. Weltoni H., Joel Baker
AHegaHy Count u Treasurer, Daniel ID. Gardiner;
Superintendent of Poor w. Is. Clark Justice of Ses
sions, - killburrv.
Esser CouHty-Assembly Martin Finch; County
in &c, Robert s Hale County Clerk William T..
Calkns; County Treasurer, Charles n. Williams; JOS.
tice OF Sessions, Levi Hisby; Coroners, james w.
Steele, Albert kidder; School Commissioners, Dist L.,
Frank NJ Hopkins H., Chauneey Fenton.
ChatduqUa COunty-Assembly Dist L. Henry A.
PreDd,r gast; Treasurer, VIM. Leet.
Ctenaago COahty-Assembly, Dist. H., S. E. Lewis.
Hoktmer CoDnty-Assembly, Dist. J., John Mar.
In. I...uL Ill.