New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25
POLITICAL ITEMS.

The Hon. ELIAKIA SKERRILL OF Ulster County
is suggested as a Republican candidate for Governor 10
Ibe Kingston journal. lie was faithful and popu-
lar Member of the XXXth and XXXIst Congresses.
ASHLAND, Greene County, organized its Fremont
Climb on the 9th inst when Judge Brdss of th. city
was the chief speaker A much larger meeting was
held BY the Club on the 18th, addressed by Oscar
Hitchcock. Chancellor Jones is President of the Club;
Albert futile and Leverett Conine, Secretaries.
Some excellent little books for the political cam
psign have been issued in paper covers by Messrs
John p Jewett & Co. of Boston. One of these Of
which German edition has also been printed, con.
tains the Republican Platform, the Lives Of Fremont.
and DAYTON the Declaration OF Independence AMI the
Constitution of the United States. The same house
has also Issued very good Fremont song book.
A meeting of the Republicans of the south part OF
Bergen Township, n. j., was held at Van Dozens
Hotel. on Friday evening 22d inst. Mr.. John Arm
strong was called to the chair, and VIM. Rowe acted
a. Secretary Great enthusiasm prevailed, and earnest
determination was manifested to labor for the Of
liberty, BY aiding to elect Fremont and Dayton in No
yember next. The meeting was most earnestly and
fcrciby addressed by Mr. Underwood, the exile from
Virgins, who was driven from his native State be-
Cauee he lONcQ LlDtIly ulOlt buoh ciu'ciy' IL "os
also addressed by Mr. Briggs of Ohio, in most happy
and eloquent strain that seemed to carry conviction
to the soul of every man that sat within the sound OF
bis voice. With such opponents as Underwood and
Briggs the cause Of truth and Liberty must prevail
over fasehood and Slavery.
The German voters of Trenton met on Thursday
evening last and organized a Fremont and Dayton
Club with Joseph Henke for Precedent, and Christian
Eel for Secretary. The Club adopted the following
Preamble and Resolutions.
Uhyea left father land, because, by the form OF
laws of the laborns classes are ensaved by the fellow
sne thus brought into subsection to class OF hereditary
with that political party which manifest the greatest regard for
the general Of the whole Se e eaSs to himself
and bis family the greatest amount OF mehta anu ply on
oymn bsrsa BY the the agree
in which the 'sysavons states yielded 70 ee laGo
repealed BY the Democratic party me re-
OF the people Of the Free states ana oy tne aoso
have doue be consseLwh their proesson ana whereas
that party ayoIns hs Sosn Of bs cp.
the organic law OF said Territories by me acts and
the EXECUTIVE and by their votes III both Houses
Rortd .ocsled nocrate party nav forfeited
our cor fdence will yield hearty support to the
Republics s candidates At the coming election
Rtd That it the duty OF member or this Club to
support and snsayor increase number OF members. BY
bringing then friends and using all their iahsnce 20 ensnte
P fIs Free 1s ms y,s and Free States
Reoed That d;ounteDsnce the suppression tsny Po
ics paper We recommend to German fellow citizens to
all papers documeI and speeches inform themselves
on s e. S9 ydsl s the o % R
and attempt msde to abolish it for
s: II That S
recognize the t,us in Pb y to .an.ter h.
best calculated to promote the interests Of til,
hope for the laborsr' sympathy advancement and
peaceful happiness.
The Nestor Of the Bar of Central York.
Joshua A. Spencer, heads list of nearly one thou
sand names to call for the formation of Fremont
and Dayton Club, in Utica.
"A Fremont sld Dayton Club was formed at Car
bondale Pa on the 2lst inst, which Was addressed
BY Col. A. Dart, p. 5. Josln and A. +. Mack the
President of the Club. A correspondent i-forns us
hst the people of Carbondae enthusiastic for'he
Pathfinder.
The friends of Fremont held glorious meeting in
Meriden, Conn.,, on Tuesday last, at which eloquent
spe, ches were made by A. Oakley Hall and Gen. Van
Buien Of New.York; II. c. Trumbull and Mr.. Hawley
Of Hartford and DR.. Is. n. Comings of New Britain
Delegations were present from Hartford, New Brtsia
and Mddletown, and the spirit and enthusiasm OF the
meeting unbounded.
"A large and enthusiastic meeting was held lass
Thursday evening in the village OF West Farms west
chester Co. Alexander W Smith, esq presided assisted
by several Vice Presidents, among whom were 1onh
Gleason epo. of Paramount and - Dslaper, esq, OF
Fordhsm. A good band was in attendance and play
Cd several national airs The meeting was addressed
by Judge Porter of White Plains in sound and torch
bic speech 7. w. B. Milliken also addressed tne
audience in AL eloquent and stirring STRAIN, whcn
enrapt their attention until late hour ana
ELECTED shouts Of applause. After giving three
cheers for the candidates and three for jessie the
assembage adjourned to meet again at the next pace
IN the town where a meeting should be called. IL
was imme dately announced that there would oe
meeting held next Monday night under the auspices
of the fremont Club at fremont formerly upper
Monisianis. to which all were invited. MUCH Gu
thusiasm shown throughout the evening
"A friend who has recently returned from mp
through Lewis Jefferson and Oneids Counties IN TINS
State informs tina. the people in that sec''n VI '
country strongly Republican. The oulaseo -
Kansas and Wa.hr gton by the Slavery e1tensiou'.'
have decided them TO vote for Freedom aud Fremont
Jefferson and Lows Counties will give each wv iA'
iority for the peoples candidates, and Oneida ~a
jority nearly as large. The Republican meetings 'i'
attended by thousands of people OF al parties anu uH
bounded enthusiasm prevails among the Tree IL,
chanics aud farmers. yaa Wayne: was to nave neiu
forth IN Carthage about week since, but "A' pc
vented by Sickness. On that occasion he"'
persona gathered from al parts o: the COUNTY, -
him, and much regret Yves fef at his aosehce'
"A correspondent sends US from Lancaster IN" ps
Pa, the home of Buchanan notices Oh 7e'e,".
publican meetings which have been held SUI '1'
gust elections, and a. which opportunities ne'' oeet
given to sscertan the freedom aiding enec, '"s col Oh
the adAxelts Of Mr.. Fillmore particularly One o
these meetings was held on the @oth' in oeautliu
grove on the dividing line between u'''n ana Le,'
Britain Town.hps-a ueshbcrho0a slsOslaed a. tn