New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER u.s. 1860

torch lamps were painted s.e, wy re- sc NM aud
blue. The drsS OF the oihosss 6r~, sroara ,s1
that Of the priva,es. IN having e n b. - az" 20
edge OF the cap and cape. 10 lieu Of tgf~ o,
eeIt had handsome hand latte'ns Thus q, NV au n
accounted the Woe Awskes moved in hae orS., W."
almost misry procisOn, up Seventh street to CIR, gu
and thence on Sixth erect, Washington aven - :
Fourth and Spruce reefs to the ferybo,t elsiting
unusual observation and DO little wouder, by the col
dety regularity Of their movements. la illustration
OF the maxim that fortune tavors the brave" the
clouds concluded not 10 rain, and the weather change
frou sulIy TO cool rather cause for grstusrion
multitude of citizens accompanied the corps the
ferry boat, and when TIE crowded detks approached
the opposite shore, series of jub7aDt fireworks as
Cended tr them and WAS answered with iuterest by
e. Ilinois Republicans who had come to the landit
as al Escort Amid an enthusiastic and repeated ex'
change Of cheers the dazzling procession filed up the
river bank, warmly welcomed by numerous delega-
ton with torches and bsnbere, " sill the way from
| JAMESTOWN. A spirited musical ramp soon brought
the brilliant hOss to TIE cbarDiDgY ilumin dated village
where nearly 81 the stores houses shons with va
rsgated rows OF lights and the air was rlngng with
burIsfs and peals Of inspriog music while the sky
was resIleDdent with beautifully bursting rockets.
The Illinois Lincoln men had mustered 10 strong force
with stirring melodies torches well trimmed and
brightly burning and transparencles inscribed with
eloquent and pertinent names and notices
"A correspondent in Kansas City, Missouri writes
as concerning the prospects of Repubcanism in that
place, and says
"Some weeks suce the Republicans of this city held
Getting, and organized a Club, consisting of 20 J
members. They elected X. COatee, esq, formerly OF
Philadelphia, President, and we1o addressed by Col
VIM, GiPin. the Republican El7ctor Tor this !Vthl
District Of he State a brother OF the late Mayor
OF Philadelphia. al himself com nander OF one or
two United States exploring expeditions over the
Rocky Noun aims, also author Of new work entitled
the Central Gold Fields
"The Chicago Platform was irdorsed, as well as the
Republican candidates, Lincoln and Hsmlin. Resou-
tons declsraOry Of sentiments in regard to the
best course Of action in this State were adopted, &c.
In short it was as thoIoughgoing and enthusiastic
Republican meetiI as hse 6Cen held anywhere this
SIDE OF the Mississippi except perhaps III ~. Louis
We have bad weekly meetings OF the Club ever since,
with addresses &c.
"There are about 900 voters in this city, of which
Lincoln will get from 200 to $50 and would got more
were Tie ballot system adopted instead of the present
riUa Coce vote We have two Republican newspapers
here, one in German aud the other in English, and
both sre pretty well supported
The question whether Mr.. Bell or Mr.. Breckiu-
ridge the greater STAKEHOLDER still discussed at the
South. The Vicksburg San sets up for Breckenridge
as follows:
GAS much as the Bellringers have Wanted over the
fact that John Bell was the only candidate for the
Presidency who owns DiggeT-as II that made hun
any better any more worthy OF Southern confidence
it turns ont that he does not own the hoof OF one.
Like great many men we know in Mississippi he is
q very poor man himself, but has very rich wife.
His nggers all belong TO his better half and he doesn't
own single in bis own name. His property is all
under pe,ticOat government
The terms of the following Eew.Jersey State Sem
ao1s will expire tits year, and SUCCESSORS are to be
elected in the Fall:
Camden, John Roberts Am. Essex. C. L. c. Clifford.
Dem Gloucester. Jepths Abbott, Opp Monmouth Wa IL.
Heudrekson, Dem Salem Joseph Riley Dem Somerset
Jan es Campbell Dem Union, John T. Ayres DEM Warren,
Philip MowIy, Dem
Those Senators who hold over stand poitcally-Dem-
ocrats, o. OppOsiiOn,7,
"A Lincoln liberty pole was raiCed at Grstztown,
Dauphin County Pa last Saturday, with the gre atest
enthusiasm. Able aud effective speeches were made
BY Col. II B. Holman and others, aud company of
Wide-Awakes viii soon be fully equipped and ready
for parade.
The Republieauscf the Lancaster District of Penn
sylyania have renominsted THADDEUs STEVENS for
Congress--by ACCLAIM alton, of course.
"A correspondent of The Journal Of Commerce in
Jefferson County N. Y, says that he had hoped for
a union in County matters, but tire Douglas men, like
their leader IepIdste all compromises with the regu-
lar Democracy. They the leaders here are heartily
opposed to the plan of union proposed by our
State Committee and would not sustain it If made.
wish il might be made and carried out in good faith
believing as do that would secure the election Of
Breekmidge.'
"A correspondent in Morris County, y. j., write
that the Wide Awake orga ization in that county is
ourishpg and that al the meeting to be held in
Morristown Oh the Goth instant there will be over 500
torch-bearers present.
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