New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

TIE Republican Mass Meetr e held q. Pittsburgh
On the 18th inst tho anDvers' ~ Of thu victory g,ined
over .he Bri,ish at thbt spot n 1911 was nv far the
areest political a'sem'lsR aver convened ia Northern
New York. Fifteen svsntv Thousand we're present.
The country on both As Of l. Ike Chsmplau was out.
Vermont rallied in A Oe numbers. Our o vn sae-
from as lar souto Saratoga to far northas Malone,
and a. lar weS as Og5ensbureh-was fully represent
ed Inc im AeDss throng was addressed daTiog the
day and eV enipg from several stands by Jndgs Iayor
Henry T.. Stanton, NJ 1 Townsend, Ex.Seoaor oa'''
Il. Z James Geo w. Palmer, and others OF Ns"
forE and by Mr.. Chitteud'n, Mr.. Avery, aua o'ler
e n,lemen from Vermont and Ne~-HaDpsni". ih
the evening tire Wide.Auabes rarad1d tue s''ee's !"
the plumber Of two or three THOUSAND making n'gu'
luminous with their torches and fireworks. seVera
bar ds of music and elee cobs envened the occason
The PROCESSION, which marched to the Far grounds
where the speeches were made, was two miles long
Altogether Il was splendid demonstration, and gives
token that Northern Ne -.York will do her whole duty
in November The enthusiasm during the day aud
ev.pipc wss unprecedented in all that section OF the
State
The Republicanmass meeting bed at Ravenna,
Ohio on the llth ins., W rs grand affair." ffr es
innate of the number present showed that 1000 peo
pie were there. Speeches were made by Cassus N.
Clay and ohers and 10 the evening the Wide-A wakes
turned out in tor;hBght procession.
A very large and enthusiastic meeting took place
on Friday evening, at Camden, N. j. The Wide
Awakes 100 in number, turned OUT the Hon. John
Sherman MADE Of bic best speeches. TO an audience
which crowded the Court-House TO excess.
"A correspondent writs from Schoharis, under date
of the 18th ipst as fcllows:
ave had tremendous gathering Of Republicans
Yesterday at Soans Vile in this county, 10 hear John
p. Hale, Mr.. Mexican, Representative in Congress
from u Saratoga District, Gen SbaUkland, OF NJ Y,
snd Mr. Tracy, of California. All thess gentlsm'n
were present Mr. hale spoke two hours and qnar
ter to an audience of 1000 followed bv Gen. Shank
land in the afternoon; and Messrs Mexican and Tracy
TO 000 in the evening The speaking was kept up TO
late bour the vast coDc0uTse esgsrly seued 10 the
end. Fl, 10 600 TO II 600 persons il is estimated
were in at enhance in the afternoon. No such demon
raon has ever before taken place in this part OF the
State"
The editor of The Milford Del, Advertiser pub
fishes the following challenge to The DelarareaH:
"MEssRs. KIRK, SALISBURY a Co GENTLE
MEN: You are now engaged in q ne.gded ADD very
unfair dis 'ussion of the principles Of the Republican
party; and if you really do not wish TO decisive men,
but only desire to state the truth without partially we
propose joint discussion upon the questions at
ssne between the Republicans and the Brecklnrl1ge
Den ocIacy. You may open the discussion if you
desire aDd without printing yourself send it to for
pub caon first in our paper. We will insert II with
reply and then you print both articles together in
your paper Or il you prefer we will open the dis
cusson in your psper in the same manner az above
rlposed and then copy both articles 10 pap.r In
this Kramer the readers of both paO'rs will Sc bob
sdes d cussed in the same ISSUE This TO to
be fair proposition, if you think not ready to
modify it to sut you. All that desire 10 tue tr-
uuph Of truth, aOd if we wrong wonld be glad
to know it, and no doubt you and your readers ara
equally boIe est in your intentions If you accept this
prop sition please Say in your issue of tomorrow,
ard also whether you shall open the die useoD.
Yours respectfully, j. 5. PRETTYMAN,"