New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

Wood Tor Bell che people seemed to care Tor nothing
but 20 hear Yancey' In short no progress 50 tn.
umpbant has been recorded for many years so far 10
is 'Yaneey, the invincble; and John L. Morgan ID
rapidly making very much the same reputation"
"A new Lincoln and Hamlin PAGER has just been
started in Dakota City. II s called The HamooI@
County Independent.
"A correspondent Of the Boston TrareVe1wri'es dc
follows concerning the recent Republican Dsmons'r%
ton at Bangor Msine L..o
1t is wonder that anybody can sleep nuy -
in all this re- gon at least, where poiteA c.
at fever heat and seems 20 exceed all prece'en,'
Wilson and other distinguished RepuDnssls W. .; -,
fellow messengers on their way 70 the SonN t
Bangor and this was, OF iiseF, oOics Nor
AMONG ma an earnest discussion OF p0ltca toplcs NJ
onld Ipe fail 10 notice the fact that there seemed 70 De
bnt one party In Maine, at least, Democrats arg as
scree as deiiohns. Mr.. Douglas 30 mere yes,eIuy
bn even the presence of the Little Giant 1sed 70 re-
snkindle the smoulderDg fires Of the Democracy Inc
hitherto united and mpregnable political parties are
dividing, opening Themselves In the mddie, RON
east 10 west, and inviting the trlumphai process
sion of the Republican army TO march through mem
and onward conquering and TO conquer AT hockana
we took on a large delegation to the convention AZ
Bangor, but party ofWide. Awakes, numbering some
two hundred, with band OF music, had chartered
vessel and sailed up the river the day before; At
Camden Belfast Searsport, Bucksport, and at almost
every stopping place we took on large companies OF
Wide Awakes, with music and banners, till our boat
was crowded with the most Joyous and excited muin-
tude we have ever seen together About hiteen miles
below Bangor we came up with the Rockand VIDE,
Awakes, becslmed, or, rather, opposed by the wind
a. tide. Their unhappy condition was at once seen.
They could not reach the convention, and would be
compelled 10 waste their music and their cheers on the
de.ert air. Capt. Blanchard, moved by the generous
impulses of his own heart offered 10 take them in TO y
The proposition was received with burst OF Joyous
cheers inwhch our own vast company Joined heartily
as did the becamed voysgers themselves. hawser was
thrown 10 them, and in moment their hitherto lazy
craft was blowing up river throwing aside the foam
of their deveraIce. They filled their shrouds WIN
flags sire amers banners, and notices while the oand
PLAYED Hail to the Chief, and variety OF national
and patriotic airs This act Of courtesy and kindness
on the part of Capt Blanchard is the more worthy OF
notice from the fact that was not prompted by polti'
cal sympathy. have seldom, If ever, seen 90 large
and enthusiastic gathering Of the solid men OF the
country The various professions far too numerous
TO MENTION and when joined constituted one 30 long
that could not take the time TO see the whole OF 1t
pass asked an intelligent gentleman If he knew how
long it was No. he REPLIED only one end Of t has
yet been discovered. While Am writing the speak
ing and cheering going Just below me. 1t Is
difficult TO say which is the eloquent the speakers
the hearers notwithstanding John p Hale among
them"
The Wheeling VA Intelligencer of the 18th has
the following notice of Republican meeting and
election:
Hancock County is the banner Republican county
a rally as the Lincoln and Hamlin men had there on
that day has yet been seen IN the limits OF tne
Old Dominion, and was one of the sort calculated 10
very much depress the spirits OF orthodox patriots,
Ike for instance the editors of The Wheeling Union.
What made it worse was that Judge Thompson, the
day before had been up there holding his assizes and
had spent the day with the Grand Jury, had recited
much scripture and quoted great deal OF common
law to them touching their duty patriots in crisis
like this campaign. He watered his famous Wells,
burg alien and sedton charge OF 1906, and reduced
it very mild and tavorous consistency Indeed the
Republicans of Hancock not without hope that by
1854 the Judge will formally recant his Welsburg
charge altogether and be clear around again TO where
be used TO be in days Of Aud Lang Syne. The
fret men Of Hancock County were lat the rally on
Tuesday. We may quote such names as those OF
Jacob BrennamaD, Jacob and John Brown, Thomas
Anderson, Is. j. Smith, the Rev. James POmeroy, j.
ii. Atkinson, VIM. Hewett, Thomas Elder, VIM. Il.
Crawford, number of the Freemans, and scores of
others of Ike substance and character 1t was County
Court day. Circuit Court having fnished up its bus
iness the night before, and the Justices elect OF last
Spring were met 10 organize by the election OF
presiding Justice. The Courtroom was occupied by
them until nearly . o'clock in the day, and the con-
test for the Chief Justceshp quite spirited AID
served to amuse large number of people who had
filed the Court-louse, and were awaiting the Repub-
lican meeting The Republicans had elected ten out
of the sixteen Justices, and there seemed
to be a desire TO organize the Court on a
representative basis, in order that If bred Scott
or anything of the kind up foo adjudication, sueh
q IL
be avoided. Finally, after several ballots, VIM. L.
Crawford a good, true. blue Republican, was elected
and happy TO believe that the rights and hber.
ties franchises and immunites OF the good people OF
Hancock, Of all sects, creeds, and parties, will be
abundanty safe in his hands, After dinner and after
the election of the Presiding Justice, the Court ad
journed and gave place 10 the crowds who were gath
erng TO hear the speeches and participate in the
demonstration. Col. j. l.. Freeman, who is always
on hand and in the midst Of every good Republican
word and work, was called to the chair. The speak
ers were Messrs. Firestone of New-Lsbon, o., and
f. NJ Norton of Wheeling in the afternoon and Dr.
Buckley of Newburgh, DR.. Todd formerly of Han
cock, and A. w. Campbell OF Wheeling in the even
ing"
"A correspondent of The Rochester Express ex-
poses the operations of swndler who has been doing
pretty extensive business in the counties of Monroe
Orleans Yates and Niagara 1t appears that he calls
upon leading Republicans and sOlicts money for the
purpose Of maintaining some secret society which he
saws is very efficient in it's abors for the Republican
cause. He is humbug
-Murat Halstead, ESQ.,, editor of The Cincinnati
Commercial, has made the following response to a
quest that he should be present at Republican meet
ing;
"CIScISSATI, Aug. 49, 1860
"To chyros NJ NIcaoLs Ssas,ayV Of The Young MEMS Re-
IYour meeting will have all properand needful con-
spicuty in the columns of The Commercial.
al am obliged to you and the Young Republicans of
Springfield for the invitation TO place myself under
your care for few days, but my duties here forbid me
to think Of accepting your hospitality.
al do not zee well how candid, intelligent young
man of the Northern States account TO himself for
doing otherwise thaR supporting Abraham Lincoln for
next President Of the United States. IL there Is TO be
crisis, now is good time TO have it. No honest man
can have even superficial acquaintance with the poll
tics of the day. without knowing that the interests Of
the whole country demand the overthrow of the part-
- 1a.~a mad aaIriuo
against negroes which pervsdes the white race, with
ont the dsinction Of party and the Of Dis