New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

Chorus lsugsestye a. old Ares reception Oy ou DucAl
&C ne H. says old Buck and eft down Mr.. Lincoln
Tk. teuaIis ysu have mad are sou etbitg TO thSk
don't ems. for the country that's hat
But e you'l bet Douglas you can tke my oa nat
Saws Abr'su " Ny friends, I've come here to say
1hat the DtDocra' dog iusju 'h,d hi' day,
The pie have trusted you more than they ought co.
Cbs1u u,ra,in the ssoEishment o. Old Buck Old Abes
request.
Cold water" said Beck, "we'ys got II, think
Though lis net with cur party tavonte drlnk;
Our tpsle take OF i's OWE naked mens, -
And we something strong to keep up oGr spe1ts"
Of tie position o. Old Buck sn6 his GRO
nes atteI tskh their tod
The Cabinet searches the White House With win,
But did not hnd ster put Down 10 ths bt:'
Jerry Black made report that, without any donbh
Ct cbofas sTstsve Of the condition Of people when the
water was out.
So abe took his leave srd returned to the West,
bo he, saw Nth glance how twould end without fad
TheS we've bor nd foI Salt River this ti1e on sr1!
Nov GOOD ct chons illustrative Of the naoner IL which
Old Abe wi 20 up to the White House Too rol, &C.
After the cheering had ceased:
Mr.. John CopMosFoRD was Introduced as one of
tie oldes champions Of Free Soil; and was greeted
"; loud applause. He said he was glad TO meet with
his friends More thap thirty years ago tis que:ton
of Free Territory had arisen and he had thought OF
this plan Of giving il 10 Free Men for Free HJmae
Mr. Calhoun was IN favor Of having the lands distrbu
ted amor the aes because he wa IN fayor of Slav-
ery. WheD Mr. Calhoun was Secretrry OF State he
tonsl objection agaiDet this pan Of distr utlpg the
lard amor the people. There was time when
tie principle Of the Democratic party was,
WIDOW ne a worthy, principle and l will
il " chow me paincple absolutely wrong aud will
reduce it To practice" BY his veto Of the Homestead
BIZ Of last Win err bad as it was, Mr. Buchanan had
made in possible for thousands OF starving people 10
KaI sss to keep their homes. The Republican party
had succet ded by the advocacy of the Homestead 0
he d. nocrac party had tried to steal their thunder,
bus they could not deceive the people this time In
coupe Of weeks The Herald would say that Mr. Lam
eoln was the oct conservative man in the Union, and
would be xclsinug how fortunate 1t Is that neither
Bell nor Breckinridse Douglas was elected, then
The country would bavs been in turmoil for another
Cur years. He wanted the Souh to have their due.
But when they had writers who attacked the sb,rpg
classes then he could not bear such nnts in silence.
II Slavery was such a wire and benefcsnt INSTITUTION
as Nv. o Couor eaid why old not his stors take
TO It kindly end keep it up in Irsand
The work ne men could get along very well with the
sav ca on the Gotten and rlce plantations, bat when
they are put 10 snip earpenrg ard other rlec7anicsl
pursuits they could not stand it Bot he Thought the
South would become reasonable, take back their
madu,D md SEND conservative men 70 Congress Sach
men as Wire could not be overa~ed. Mr.. CONNER
ford said That he ad gone through the canvass and he
vas so oced at the result Of the election that be for
oct s defest He stated something Of the hist ~
of the old lar Reformer 10 speaking Of th, compet
tors Of the camp gn said that man offered to elect
him hy tract; Re did not want any money until the
ballot box's stated that he had performed his work
vel, Tire Glee Club of the City Wide 4 wakes then
surg new scpg, entitled "The Fusion Funsral, il
Iusrstve Of the lsst fasco in this STATE They were
uos applauded and received the compliment OF ,hree
cheers
MIR AUGUSTUS +. Dow was then introduced. He
aad that the plight before tho election the Democratic
party was go Of viet that they REMINDED him OF
the cream Of the Tux whose dream was Interrupted
by BO'zsIis. As he wa led out on the moruiOg Of
eec iob dav he saw the Of heecy cloud 10 the
e,I .ha ernaf forth LIGHTING them Q-1th
sre pdor snd lie said 10 himself that vas the sun Of
Austerliiz That mad led the Republican army to
victory, to victory which secured the country hence
nth 10 Freefom We he'd now got President who
would brr * the Government 70 It's position ld7r
cur fcIefathsrs and il was our duty 70 back hin up
We must make ihs the model Government OF
tie world. Let then be true TO each
other true 20 the principles Of our party and true to
ou7 country. His Congressional District, which had
been ,ousidsred sure one had been Loot Mr. Briggs
when two years ago be had re ird in his favor PROM
aed to aid HIN ali in his power il be even ehould come
up. A Jew days 3go he reminded Mr. Briggs OF his
promise bnt he satd that II wona destroy hs record;
his politics had charged SINCE then.
Three rousipg cheers were given for augustus +.
Dow and by soDe Of the more enthusiastic he wSs
placed in romiUaiicn for Collector and mani nously
elected. lie probably declined this office.
Mr.. RUFUS ". AsDEEWs was next called for. Hs
sad: snow lie the Winter Of our ds;oulent made
glorious SUMMER. The victory is ours aud The cDun-
ny is safe. We are not sectional parry; tne pr le-
pies which The h4 PUBLICAN party etanca S'H the
principles or which Mr. Clay God in 1921. We are
TO have new era the people have decided th4t the
administration Of the Government shall b. changed.
This bar been Effected by ,he sboripg men, and the
party viii try TO repay them By Homestead bill and
nrott Give tariff. lie hoDsd thst when Ms. LlrcOlu
came into power he would turn ont al these rls WOO
had grown cat on tie ipoils OF the Custom douse>
r. Tie q bel 10 Their pCcks' Great laughter. We
bsve Lad cCruutiops enough, ano we " AIT new set
OF men. The laboIing men have voted fcr Lincoln
hecsuie they want q Eomasesd bill; sid they will
have it. Tie people Of Pennsylvania want tariff
and they have gwen ia 600 majority for that
bin. Thsy have found cut thst toe Democrats have
oil along been yI TO them and they tired OF H.
ON men Of the North are getting courage, aud when
such men a. Pryor talk about pistols and challenges,
tey are net by the Poters with their carving knives
ard they Fkulk; and such men IS BlrlDgamo are
ready tor then. B1rngame ought TO be sent b Sar-
diliI 10 help GaIibadi. But the Republican party To-
tends 10 come into power, ahd preserve TIE pyass
OIL paris Of the country; and they ~in do II ANA
there IS any attempt ST succession yeyo laon, then
we will cab on Mr. Lincoln 10 enforce the AVE; IN
bsIean md sale which has heel attempted by toe ed
tcrs of The EIpesl Ought 10 eoDsgn ioci ID etarna
coniemrt. 't WILL He was glad that these iGuor
snt Irishmen, who are in al the lat offices
will be mn ont and Intelligent An creams
m, In their places Mr.. Andrews paid hi2 4
eomulim-lt 20 tho Wide Awake organization, vhic
Las got the whole country IN blaze. aud now the PEG
% e have elected. lie said tAere mead DO DO fear of
see,r son; the Slavery QUESTION is transferred to
a South We hsys seitleJ il at the North. Taeir ow
spe, ohss, and IhG ~ y Herald aIe tie opy things
tat ,k seeeeiion tie is DO fear OF the mas a. the
| South.
A gopg wss surg By stu another Glse Club called
| the Wide Axske WaThiers, AID Mr. CHAs. c. Norr
rspor from the Board Of Coairol Of ina Repab.
hcsn Csoa. The Mst reslias VI the CLiaR ysas lsla