New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

-, body of the Yeas In the ao',e Nv 80 -. ,,h
go s,s,. boushs--sinnply nshsos -, ,,, o. ,ha aor
- :, hand OF the promise Of p'hso NV -, - h.ar
w. =. -. chartered, and good many Oh 'nen nave
goano" che adjournment, looking sharply after sher
S'"" 80, more crcunspec have only sent Inc "hoio
mat an notorious in well iofrned circes a. 'he
s Fu.,on' between the Bel, Dough and bTeckinrase
ACTIONS -. 90 .,.o,,r, or
..,s. bouorns the men whS voted 10 override the oO'
or, yetoe. as Aforesaid duty In the premises oo'o
h We .ay that II any Of these unfaithoi legaO's 10
ssa,.er Of what party, shah be re elected OF onsi"
washed by popular vote, VIII be done without our -"
sxapst our most earnest remonstrapce And here wee
Mr. Marsh then offered in evidence copy " i"A
TRIBUNE dated Oct % 1861. hsfore
Mr. Porter objected, on the same ground as oeiOi''
Cor defendant. ,...naa,t
Objection oyerruled. Exception for defendant .ooa
Mr. Porter-I must Insist that the gentleman NJ NJ
without interpoating. lie read the GovernVv s Gov
sage Do that We could scarcely tel "hcn ""' Wv
and which the counsei. =, batter law than
Mr. Marsl--Well il cid not speak oei.eI ngto the
Che Governor did, should be ashamed 10 DeiONe ~
bar. =, ha,,er confine
The Court suggested that the eonnsei Oe'''i ''''''
himself strictly TO the reading srus.
M Marsh then proceeded to read, as foloWN
Sp N n ITTIFJoBN--TnE TIMEs--1O'' DIV
ARD.
eoJ,rrcs In oswEGo COUNTY.
csrsspondencs Ofhe N tSss Saturday Oct 90 1850
Tee S Ss,l OF feeling has excited by the do
sse jssned BY Mr. Greeley Of your city ths' SPEAKER
ioeai Is and the !ssson given
To- i is regoed insult There Ia no nsn IN TINS bn
M LiteoD the ehAge q corruption thai MI 0iseS ''
ss ssS. n 8p1 sss meeting Of the Republicans held here
s night ct which a1sr psech 81 az Po1 oS Of NoUI &
M Lejohn discussed the State lsgaO9 Of last WinsI $40
PsSy the Ms S,5 O hem s.n he banded Mt Greeley
vitbou goves-bandIns him Is can 1nletoi sn1
e. own BE in The brOadest and most emphatic man
per ths, he bad prohted nor expected Pon 70 t
spoD any public question wheSer aud challenged
M, Brown III. vigOOu. editor Of Tas oge
70 4i5es letter to Mr. GIseey handing the pm
fsss here very decided bitter against Mr. Geeley'
TIE Republican majority In this county win be larger than
before Nobody here O. any party loGss Tor , I ha on
ssson very seriously all through this section. Mejohn will
ts re elected by not less than COc majority.
POLITICS IN CENTRAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COUNTY.
eorsspondenes of The N. Y Times. al, ~, On ,ao.
Ts political very vigorously this county
xhs Republicans have the edvsRtsse very decidedly ever Ths
ssSnss ar. eSusa and large aud indicate unmisslby the
opulsy Of then This is OF the most decidedly
esns il decidedly conservative and expects desires At
e%@ Of bs T. % TIE threat.
produce net the slightest effect upon anybody A..
ssas up Of men Of parties. sIcssa1s guarded in
rsnsks, aiming show that the North would Iesp MAJ
produced yOs6ls %pIs;si0n b., the political effect Of
his speech will B. to swell he he29Silosn v0e ,osc,
The principal object yis have been to
s:f f untsS sS s.Ss:os be taxes
sur interest He made no speech "a this place. BIT held We
Eso are OF MI sersrd and ere endcsv
Ds defeat Republican candidate for the assembly Ths
osss for this hostility This cCsSty win gvss much larger
Republican majority than ever before
Fmea In they Indicate the perfect si.tion OF '
saissr with the Lohn and Myers school Of politicians they
acquire no remark Every mars right to choose bis own com
psny and keep H. shall at all times be freely upheld in III
ssuInL-
MI L.siejobn's handling Mr.. Greeley without gloves,
br.ndiur him cslumntor and ssssbbing private chaIsc
sr for the attaining political purposes Of bis own &c
s in wsy Of business hGpes political purpose 10
ssssvsn the preni'ea and that so purify The legislation
eur influences and operations which have rendered
sor 70 sxpsyes and stencil In the nos.r OF honest men
bseyins ths legislation to be every way wrong snd
uipous mean 10 eIpe from the State or at all events non
s Republican party the Democrats see h a. they nave
Acme An Saratoga County only rsnonnsse their own cor
suptiopt, but to take up try reeleo those whom po
Admiration at their massd. has driven from party believe
viii be the them 1t all events shall DO shst sP
sss TO be clesrly right the faith that Right makes Might
not beautifully COOL this talk Of my opposition to the 70
election sf the Of the City Railroad jObSes mpsr
nenss in local shs When Mr. Llejohu descended from
Speakers Chsr last Winter to the Assembly to over
xids York City Oovernoa veto Of tive bills proposing
on the streets hs City the benefit OF jobbeu scatter
cd eli ever State tot nieIisrencs' in locs
ah" Did he no. know tina. Municipal authorities anS
gu all but unanimously protested against the passing
iose bills In the shape objected 10 by Gov Morgsnl Loa
s" Ell Does not Mr.. Lejohn know that IL the
peope influence Of such legislation tina.
serinsith the fac. that the Republican party implicated
end damaged by hs hs piecuded the running again Of ne
IN his adutor. the Objectionable legs.ion Of last Winter
end win defeat good portion Of those who h,ys engineered
nemnstion7
But od that there 10 IN this community I0s
eso who ejoys higher character for personal integrity thai
III LtejOhn" Every community Of erecs and srsdu
ptss is standards Of integrity and there Is objection
sng does not attempt thrust them other people whe
rvss in Chiesso-
Mr.. Marsh--I en- reading the wrong paperl This ]
IN article which have another libel suit pending
Mr. Porter insisted that the whole article should b.
Sead.
Mr. Marsh declined; the gentleman might Rad IT, i
De chose to put il ia evidence. VIII withdraw Il en-
Tie Court decided It might be withdrawn.
Exception taken for defendant, the ground that
tae plaintiff had right to withdraw paper thus par
TALLY read.
Plaintiff rested. Adjourned.
tThs continuation Of this report including opening speech
tie counsel for the defendant, will appear ia THs ThsUa
~ Monday next
iBy telegraph
HOW THE JURY STOOD on AGREEMENT.
Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune
PULASKI Friday, Sept Is, 1861.