New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20
POLITICAL ITEMS.

We ale requested to state that Gov. A. H. Reeder
will address the citizens of this State, of all classes and
parties on the present condition of affairs in Kansas
as follows:
Ar Buffalo on Monday evening, the I'D inst,
At Rochester on Tuesday evening, the I'D inst
At Syracuse We'd esdsy evening the a4th inst az,
AZ Ttc. at Mechanics Hail. Thursday evening the 18th
At SALON. Washington County, q. O'Clock M Pom Friday
| the 18th inst
All Free.State papers in the above cities are re-
| quested to copy these appointments
"A Republican mass meeting will be held in Mount
Holly Burlington County on Wednesday next. The
Hon. John =. Hale, A. c. M. Pennington, George III.
Powers, and other eminent speakers are expected to
be present. No county is more thoroughly awake IN
the GOOD cause than old Burlington and she will give
the biggest kind of majority for the Right
The Republicans of the Fourth Ward of Jersey
City met last evening and organized themselves into
Club for the campaign.
ToMPKISs Co., n. Y.-The Fremont men had
glorious meeting on Thursday night. The Hon. Chns
topher Morgan andthe Hon. Geo. Beers addressed the
Fremont Club Don't mark old Tompkins ono short
of eco majority for Freedom.
Out of nine papers in OnOndsga County, not one
supports either Buchanan or Fillmore.
In Yates County nineteen.twenteths Of the popu-
ation are in favor Of Fremont.
In a school district in Waikiki, Orange County,
there were but Wings among "a voters. Fremont is
| now sure Of 50 votes there.
SULLIVAN County, N. Y.-Old Sullivan is " alive
and kicking" for Freedom and Fremont. Fremont
clubs are organized in nearly every school district.
The prospect now il that she will give Fremont ma
jority.
SUFFOLK County, N. "a Republican organza-
ton was effected at Sag Harbor l.. L., last Friday
evening with the title of the " Democratic Republican
Club" Charles Thomas Derng, esq, President.
DELAWARE PLATFORM OF 1Si5 AND lsH.
Re,ord That while admit in the provisions Of the Con-
Saver as domestic institution subject only the legislation
Of the several States in which obtains We nevertheless Dep
studied and IN the
Of Texas hostile to the pri Of the Deca.on
Of Independence unworthy the am ana H. Isnnar
s s ss S an enlightened nation 'N''p'3' D
B,d By the Senate and of Representatives Of the
State Of Delaware in G.nsr. Assembly met That our SEN
and Representatives in Congress are hereby
vote against the annexation Of any new territory wh:n sna
not thereafter be FOREVER PREE FROM SLAVERY adopted
At Dover Feb 25 lSf7.)
An election for Alderman Of the Fourth Ward OF
St. Louis took place on the 18th. The matter which
gave most Importance to this local contest was the
attempt to defeat Mr. Vale because of his known hos.
tity TO the doings Of the Missourisns who have in
vaded Kansas. He was one Of those who had the
honesty and courage to repudiae the bogus Kansas
meeting lately gotten up
of TIL. ReDuGican and which proved such fsrcical
failure This was seized upon by the Nullfers, who
forthwith began a systematic denunciation Of Mr..
Vale. as Black Republican, Fremonter, &c. How
ever Mr. Vale was elected BY handsome majority
over two strong competitors.
"A Fremont paper has been started at Wilmington,
Del. called TIE Deldrare Free Press. The first num-
Der says:
II. columns are devoted IN the Union the Consti-
tution the Equality OF the States and the Rights of
the People. It's unal'erabe purpose shall be to vindi-
cate the interests Of Free Labor. II shall serve no
temporizng policy--no party whose doctrines not
openly avowed-the same ereryrhere Straight al the
truth shall be s undertaking course regardless OF par
tizan consequences.
ST. LAWRENCE CoUyIY.-EXtract from apnvateie'-
ter dated Ogdensburgh, Sept Is:
1--WE canyassing our county, and have gone 9se'
about third oft. Thus far the voters sonuSI 900
mont, 8, 49, all Others CO., This wouid give 70 40
majority in the county. But we do mol eAPe'' " W.
quite go well as this"
RAILROAD VoTEs.-On the 3:D Albany Express
train of the New-York and Harlem Rsiroad sept I''
Fremont. Al; Fillmore, o. Buchanan ~
On the 500 train from Dutchess County Sept Is.
Fremont IS: Fillmore 36; Buchanan,o.
"A correspondent writing from wilmington Della
ware, saws:
- The news from Iowa, Vermont and Maine makes
tho pIlno,e and buchanan collect in squads and
tnL in undertones They ssy they had no ides that
The Republican party 30 strong. We have some
noisy Republicans here in little Delaware, and more