New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30


n few moments there seemed a prospect OF serious
tumnk The Wide-Awskts. however rallied, and
drove from the field their assaian@'
,s,o, Republican meeting was held at the village
of Riob,pcud. washington County, Iowa, on Tnurs-
d. ,bs 93rd met. At least three thousand people
- r-esent In tn afternoon they were addressed
~ VIM. Penn Clarke and L. d. Ingerson, of lows
Cy,v and hon. Saml Russell, of Charlottesville. At
rirbtfs the Washington, Brighton, Charlottesville,
and Iowa City Wide-Awakes paraded awhile, after
which speeches were made by Gov. Kirk wood and Or.
Stone Between the speeches, songs were admirably
sung by the Washington and Brighton Glee Clubs.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
"A gentleman with Southern feelings who recently
Travelled by from this city to Savannah writes
70 friend in this city the following incident of the
voyage: {" On the Augusta an election was taken,
which showed Breckenridge 36, Douglas IL, Bell II,
and (mird6le dictu q Lincoln 4 The excitement
consequent thereon considerable and two Of the
obnoxious Observation-Disclosures who had gone to Ma
to DO business-were spotted 1t was considered
worthy of attention and had 1t been 30 that they
could not have got of the city at once that night
it Is very doubtful whether they would have been al
lowed to GO further than Savannah As is, they viii
be looked after. The other two are not kno W. 80
that ress upon every community in our State to con-
cider the question Have we Lincolnite among us'"
1t is said that the Hon George NJ Dallas, United
States Minister 10 the Court Of St. James in recsnt
letter to gentleman in this city, has declared himself
10 be in of the election of Douglas and Johnson
The QWidnaHc, the swo-faced paper published at
Grand Junction, Tenn. has at last nd itself of its
Breckenridge editor, and gives both sides of its
Lot pow erful sheet to Douglas.
"A correspondent writes from Bethany, Pa,
under date of Aug 2sth, 1860, as follows:
60 Yesterday glorious day for Republicans in
Northern Pennsylvania Tue Hon. z. g. Goodrich
nade telling speech for the canse Of Freedom, fol-
lowed by Capt Chas. Avery and Lieut.. Smith Of the
Wide-Awake battalion. In the evening there a
grand parade of over 200 w de-Awskes in full uni
FORM making Of the largest political gatherings in
this part Of the State. AL hail the Chicago nomi-
nees. Al hail Republican victory"
The Republicans of Amboy, Oswego County, New
York, have organized Wide-Awake Club.
"A correspondent of The Portland Advertiser,
gives a glowing account Of Republican meeting held
at Alfred Maine on the 23d inst, and says:
"The speech wac most enthusiastically received.
The number present being larger than could be accom-
modated within doors the speaking was IN the open
air. Upon the platform So. venerable man of ninety
eight years who fought in olden times for those inA-
enable rights for which we are now contendin6 who
voted for George Washington II lo aud has voted at
every Presidential ell ction since, and who, if God
spares his life 1riH roe for Abraham Lincoln IN No
4eubeT HeTt He thinks he has departed from the
faith of the fathers. The Of this old patriot 10
Amsiiab Goodwin. He resides in Alfred The fires
burn brightly here Old York will do her whole duty
The Ns1r-OrleaRs Courier says that the Bell
Everett men and Douglas Of Louisiana are about
to form combination by which they will run their
machine in common.
AT St. Charles, Mo-, on the 25th, lively Repub
Hcsn meeting was held Addresses were made by
Messrs. Blair and Gardenhire. The Court House was
crowded
Mr.. SANFORD E. CHURCH tex-Barnburner ex-
Comptroller of our State Financed recently made
Douglas speech at Palmyra, Wayne Co., which did not
seem 70 set bis candidate ahead much whereupon
Mr. Crooks of Rochester was brought in to finish the
lob. A friend writes:
" 1t soon became apparent 10 the vgilaut watchmen
upop the tower Of Democracy, that the Mr. Crooks
didn't understand his lesson correctly and some Of the
upterri6ed suggested the proDrety of informing the
speaker Of mis- shortcomings bit It 90. Crooks
loves to speak and he occupied Just two-and-a-haf
hours giving his old associates 70 understand that in
no event could Stephen A. Douglas be elected Presi-
dent but that Bel and Everett would be triumphanty
elected, making thorough an American speech as
ever was delivered. Democracy growled and clustered,
while over their heads at an altitude Of 10 feet,
s:reamed ont banner, upon whose ample folds were
PAINTED the name OF Douglas and johnson. Long
vsaRed gentlemen sorrOwfuly tell you to-day, with
amusing solemnity, that Crooks If not much OF
THE Hon. T. b. Carroll of Troy being in town,
with his consent the Republicans sent the Chairman OF
the Den OeIatc Town Committee the following COM
muncaton:
Carroll were IN past active and efficient workers in
tn Denocsc party Mr. Church to-day supports Stephen A
Dougns r Presidency Mr. Carroll advocates the election
Of Abraham Lincoln We propose ME Carroll having assented
10 the arrangement that these gentlemen ct for political dis
before the audiente IN Palmysth meeting to De
but in September details o. the discussion be arranged by
and rTOp II
b. the people and TO indicate toe principles and
canrsgn vii please confer with MI Church and return
answer 70 the proposition. ,.,o,-r ,-v,,,,,,,-
Chairman Republican Town Committee
"This letter peuned in good faith was handed to the
Democratic Town Committee who saw the propriety,
and assepted TO the arrangement, Mr.. POmeroy
Tucker feeming quite anxious bat Nj Church thought
lit TO decline saying that he could not find single day
during SEN euber October FOR the proposed discus
9'O4' ,ssYours' truly JOHN GILLETTE, il"
"A correspondent in Scranton Pa, under date Of
aug - writes Is follows
The Union men issued a call more than 40 weeks
ago for d grand BelEverstt Mass MEETING, 10 be held
on the 18th inviting the Tariff Of Pennsylvanis
vino are in favor of protection 10 Home Industry,
Oo-line Wings, Americans, National Democrats. aud
conservative Republicans, TO attend, aud hear the
issues Of the day fairly discussed OF course gem
era Invitation did not fail 10 attract crowd aud
the Bell ringers forgetting she tenor Of their call,
supposed them all men OF their party The spe 4ker,
the Ion. II. M. Fuller, very much elated took
early occasion TO declare that sure as the slyery
moon wss cleaning through the sky, the
would rise on the morrow and dispe the darkeniDg
s5adeF Of night so cure there GOD in Heaven,
John Bel would be next President Cheers pro-
postd tor Bell-the vast crowd did not espond After
having bis respects 70 the and of the Re-