New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

hSpubicsn party Is indeed the only UoiSn parry, tae
only party pr TECH 'qa.ly The rig Is Of 80 f.eig-
er andt Dstiss, Of We frazer and the labossr. gs
also gave good advice the Wids-A wakes a 70 ths,
mporsn, on lee scion day and bade them remth,
IN 'eadiness " cheer ius'ily when the Glad ,doss Of
our triumph ave pounced. HE speech vas lou5l7 a.
plauded III opehouf; il ~as ga sfrt of q racerisr
order. aud will have the effect Of inesasDg toe num-
Der tf Republican votes IN this place; for there are b.,
many vsvrh giD dolht bet seen RspabHca ism aad
the fIbiddiDg gnsf Of D'mocracJi and just socs
fpeecbet as RIVER osnos that required .heye 4,
bring tism over 10 us ar X. spoke a. E5l.h.ss-
port on Saturday eve,irg.
Judge Culver has ost returned from the io,e,;a-
Of State, where he has been addressing Republican,
meetings in 0tsgo, ODobdsgs, Monro., Oosi,a
Montgomery and Rensselaer,. He assures ne .b.s
sveywte the prospects Of suceess are most chesiag
The meetings large and enthusiae bsyoni p-ees-
den'. Or fiji nds IN The country intend 10 up %
tire gates the city with MT less than 80 900 majority.
The Wide "A wakes throughout the rural districts ays
paDtirg 10 go in next Tuesday. Judge o. requests az
to cay IL at bis sb ence and public engagements viii
plain hs not replying 10 the nnmerus letters and in
yitatcns received U Q last foor weeks.
"A large and spri ed meeting Of Republicans was
led a. Tn,on Fails N j lat Friday evening John
>. AIp6khte OF IL DdDk, bOurcr6on Jig bsooNISs
The utmost enthusiasm prevailed and a, the cioea
three cheers ere given for the SPEAKER. Monmouth
County is ooe Of the ftropghos Of Democracy, bu.
they carry It at all in the present election VIII be by
greatly reduced % -jorilies.
Tie Banper Republican Club Of Brooklyn have
msde arrangements receive BY telegraph tomorrow
night The election reuDs as coon ss they are received
in New York the dspatcbes fast recsived WILDE
= - hal NV AL
Csnyassers throughout the city invited to furnish
the Club with the earliest returns from their districts
and wards.
The 81. Louis Republican makes the wicksdly
malicious charge that The fanished settlers II has-s
who sre ing to their friends In the saes 70 es-
cane ABSOLUTE srvati n, migrating into lliSo's
sol, " TO vote { Lire In. Toe wretch who could
thus SANDER the unfortunate people Disgrace even
to the Pfo-Slsvsry party.
-Ex-Gov Mor.hsaa Of Kentucky spoks 10 Cin'in-
natl on Thursday night, and sfi med his entire dig
couDenapce of any right or Justice In secession, OF a.
T. upts TO thst end in tie event of Lincons election.
The trestmen, the disuniont, Ysncey, received as
the bends OF the people Of Kentucky during his recent
visit among us, was in strict conformity with tia
famous il junction OF j, fl, rson: +" II there be any
among Us who would wish 10 dissolve this Union, or
10 change its republican form" said Jeferson, " be
them stan3 undiss us.d as monuments Of tbs safety
with hich err -or Of opinion may be tolerated wnera
reason ia left free to combat it.. The KsnGnsklan5
obey ed this injunction to the letter 10 Mr. fancsys
case They DID not tar aud feather Mr. Yapesy. Ihey
did rot ride Mr. Yancsy on rail. They did not Goo
Mr. Ysncey They did rot in-ut Mr. fsneey. Iney
no in errupt bin. They did not noieBt hin Ihey
did not even decry him. They did none OF these
things TO Mr. Yspcty though many mscreaot lsss
base and criminal than be nae suffered tnem all a. thu
bands of people as Iehntd and respecsaoe a. .Ss
Kentuck sns-nay, we fear we mus. ovo, az the
hands of the Kentuckians themselves bat dr. fancey
| escsped even the least. The kentuckians, with q
forbtsrsnce hardly lees sublime than his owa ettronery
offered him no in6igny whatever They simply tore
| away bis Disguise and "let'' him stand, as q
ointment of the afety with which error OF opinion
may be tolerated where reason left free 70 eonoas
it," Louisville Journal.
ASSEMBLY NoarsArIoy.-Ex- Alderman VIM. X.
Brown, having declined tae nomination, Nr. TneOdors
+. Randolph has received the fuson nomination for
Assembly, for the Second Assembly District OF New
jersey.
THE REPUBLICANS OF BAY RIDeE.-A recent Re.
publican meeting Bay Ridge, Long Island, was in
,eryupted by pesy Democrats but on Friday evening
one OF the quieteet and attentive political meetings
ever held in that District addressed by James A.
iegs ard Theodore Tlton At the conclusion Of the
meeting there was fine display of fireworks.
HE FINAL RALLY AT JAMAICA, L.. LII 10 cAuNht5
in jan aea closed Thursday night oy one Of ths
most enthusiastic demonstrations. The Republican
ball was wded to with sn sudisncs that vera
to have been addressed by the bon. PRANK Blair Of
Missouri, whose Place, owing TO his unavoidable abb
SERGE, was flied by Theodore Tilton of The Iade-
pendent Ex-Gov. King presided at the meeting
Mr.. Tion spoke hour and a half 70 an
attentive AID enthusiastic audience and a. the close Of
bis address greeted VITA three hearty ehssrs. A
procession of Wide-Awakes then for ned, which
ma ohed up and down through the town, snd lsse in
the evening, entered the grounds of Gov King and
drew up in fine order before bis residence He made
brief speech to them from bis piazza and second tms
introduced Mr.. Tilton, his guest who made second
| speech. Remarks were made also by Msssrs. Nc
Cornick and Crane of Jausics. Toe entire de moutrs-
ton Of the evening was most successful throughout.
There incident that there occurred that Wa
| must relate rs an "oninous sign of the tines
Fgfer Farrell. Catholic priest, much beloved and
respected for hs independence that night aVowed
himself thorougbgoing Republican sat on the stage
beside Mr.. Titon, and, to crown the whole, illumi-
Daed Bis house with hundreds of lamps
and many beautiful trsnsparencies This will add
four hundred votes to the Republican cause. GA
Queens is wide awake"