New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

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ago, in which abufed H8mlin Well Idont In wv but
did; for when | belonged 10 the Democratic party
used to lie Ike the devil Laughter l he'd 20 do ii.
Low plead The satle Of limitation in rega ard 10 that
speech. IL is four years ago since made it aud be
car draw il on me now. Bot TO the subject have
known Hsnln rom my youth up. When but sixteen
years cd went out and stunped the STATE Of Mama
with him; that is he made the speeches and held the
| horse. Great laughter and applause. lie was q
Democrat then and myself belonged TO that old patty
when it rGs party"
Mr.. G. C. Bellows Is 10 speak at Pors Chester on,
| the 9th ins and not On the 9th ins'. at somer-
vls, n j.. on the 2s,h iust, and not Oct. let. Rv-
frhtad Oct lst and no the I'd, as was stated in
| our paper yesterday.
Henry X Viele the Breckinridge candidate fox
Lieut. Governor snncunces his willingness to be drop
ped as follows:
DEAR SIR Having been nominated office OF Len.eu.
Governor BY the National Democratic conyenon now de-
thst any my which will tn 10 promote
union al al oppaied to sectional za:iou WI afford
much siihcaton ee ton to the honorable position
''i "n''H nave Oee' 004''n'''' HENRY SSIELE.
1? a.. oHHHs IT, Chairman National Democrats STATE Cons
Under the heading " Noble Conduct of the Rspub-
csus," the Peoples Press IA Douglas paper of Nil
vaukee, pays e deserved compm to the Republi-
car 8 of tina, city in the following:
"The reception Of Senator Seward 10 this city had
Tor wet ks been Ookfd Forward 10 VIII the greatest in
tIet and efforts had been spared 70 make s one OF
the largest and most imposing aft 4irs of the kind which
had ever taben place in the State, and we have no
doubt il would hve been al thar Anticipated had
il not been foregons in Difference 10 humane ssnt-
meut toward the suf,r By the calamity which has
fallen heavily upon city Bat the pariisans Of the
oisiD guished Senator have won a greater triHppb by
their orbearance than they could have achieved by
the most successful public demonstration. What makes
this corduc Of the committee most praise worthy is the
feet that tie immediate sufferers were almost exclu-
siyely Of their political opponents
The Republican Club of Harrison, Westchestsr
County, held a meeting On Wednesday evening" the
10Th inst., which largely atsnisd from the eur
rounding country. The Porcheser brass band was In
attendance, and the meeting addressed by Mr.. ).
b. Curtis of CoDnec.ut and Messrs. Parsons of Rye
and Bruyer Of MamarOneck.
"A Wi5e-Awake Club has been organized in Corn.
wall Orange County, N. Y. James Townsend WAC
lected President, and sixty members we're enrolled;
thif, in town which has previously been almost
unanimously Democratic.
"A correspondent writes from jamestown, Chau,au.
qua County: saw in The DAILY TRIBUNE, short
time SINCE summing up Of the different maori!ies
You thought each county in the State would give for
Lin 'on, in the event of grand combination of all the
opposiiiOn element one ticket. l think you put
down tie majority Chsutsuqus County would give, in
such an event too low. She will give at the oress
calculation four thousand majority for Linoon and
Hamlin, over any combination tie opposition earsN
make.
The Cincinnati Gazette complains because a viz
or at the recent agricultural fair made the following
conundrum: Why is WideAwskes cape ike tho
southern extremity Of Africa Because it is a Care
of Good Hope"
A writer in The Southern Coateleracy gives 4
picture tf what will happen when Mr. Yaucey's revo-
luton is precipitsted Amorg other disagreeabls
things the following will take place:
+" The wise man of the South, Alexander H. Stephens.
will be dragged TO the gull otine and his head will roll
in the gutter avd hoai ia a stream of human blood
Our Glerns, snd WTghts, aud Warmers will be hunted
down ike wild beasts, and the eloquepce of Lochrans
will be hushed for ever more The nov peaceful,
prosperous and proud City Of Atlanta will be torn and
rent ssuDdeI by angry fctons lis houses will be con-
enmed by 6eyourng flames, and its cutters will run
with gore"
"A correspondent writing from Cincinnati says:
" There are some companies of Wide Awakes iIs
Cincinnati, which, for drill and discipline, will COM
pare iayorably with your best military companies
cropped IN one evening at the large Of the First
WaId Wide Awskes, G.. T. Parsons captsin aud saw
company din The movements, which were executed
MN gLe&s pIeei'lon, are combination of Sott the
,hlcaRo Nlce'Awake drill, ar Hardees tlcti,s and
are admirably calculated TO produce he best effect In
daIk night. Captain Parsons company complmsnted
HE lRiBJNE by giving the Wide. wake cheer thres
times repeated, and ended with the "Silent Abe"
This consists in pressing the extended arm and hand
downward three times each time saying Hish. hhr'
and as The bar ds raise Tor the ne, the whole
company utter the word "Aber" at the top Of their
voice. The effect is very startling as may well be in.
gined. The Wide.Awakes Of Cincinnati now number
over 700, and the brave little army is continually re-
ceying accessons The whole force ia comm anded by
Gen. X. Delavan Mussey formerly Washington corre-
spondent of The Cincinnati Gd=ette ard the Pres-
dent OF the association is Mr.. Robert Hedger. The
hrst company was organized only the litn Of Au-
gust, but tie new movement has gone through the
Queen City like wildfre, as it he's everywhere ese."
The way in which the members of the American
party are coming to the support of Lineola and
HamEn well illustrated in the suboilsd article from
The EsSer County Republican Of last week
Tie following named gentlemen, comprising the
leading aId acaye men u the American party from
le54 all OF whom voted for Fillmore ia 1885, and w10
have year after year carried the W for the Amer-
can party 10y from % 10 100 majority feeling convinced
hat distinct and separate organization Is no longer
raenca0ie nor eXpedlent, aud that the attempt OF
Brooks and his colleagues 10 transfer the Free Soil,
Proteeuye-Iarilf Democrats aud cd Wings Of thls
own iuto the rarks Of the Pro.Slavery, FTes-Irade
!. mooae! should be repudiated hereby give nolea
hat they yCASs 10 be Sold and scorn and reject tbs
Unauthorized transfer which Is Insulting to them ss
le mercUraTy and malicious motives which nsilgateo
are degrading to It's authors. Believing the pfinct
lies vi TIE Republican, or Peoples, party, as tAlt
Town On he Chicago Platform, TO be right and hat
he candidates standing on that platform VIII, ID inc
NIUE as they have in the past prove TO 90 eopserSa
i've cafe, and National msp, and pelsIvE, wv, ~M