New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-13
POLITICAL ITEMS.

On Thursday laet very large Fremont meeting
was held in Franklin County.
MrssoUaI I'll. 81. L0pis RepaUtcoa formerly
Wing, bpt now for Slavery's cake, supporting Ba-
.hansn.) says Of the vote III St. Louis County:
of those who voted for u nton anc Polk are to be
regarded a. buchanan nnd breckenridge men, the
anited vote would show them TO be in a majority o
.,433 But this mSjority cannot be counted OIL next
November. large number Of those who voted Tor
Benton on Monday Fremont mer, aud if
Fremon. ticket Ii pNseIted IN this State they vii
vote for - When making calculations about t1e
result of ti- eit ion NOvembeT th5 fact should
ee conf ]cred. Meu stand ready to bIicg Ou' suca
ticket, and thu people Ou- 10 accutom themselves
t. cont cn,lat It, aDd 20 remember thoe who hrlng Il
forward.
The American Council Of Port Chester (No. 81
slsO the American Council of Harrison, Westchester
County have been disband'd, in consequence of the
dssepeiOn among the members the Presidential
question large proportion of tie members havn,,
enlisted il the ranks of Fremont ana Freed'n. while
be remain der have resolved to stand by Mr. Fillmore.
The Cornell a. Port Cheste, Numbered about e2 men
sers Since the nominations Of candcstes for the
Presidency the meetinaa have gradually becom, more
iny attt ndtd until at ast only tea were present,
when it was unal imOusly resolved to dsbsnd the or
eaDizsti1n
Some days since, the principal business block in
,Ae village of Port Cheser was canvassed by party
Of gentlemen, comprising chomplons OF the several
,spirspts for the Presidential chair with the following
result: Fremont 10 votes, Buchanan 5, Fillmore l.
The screw factory of Russell, BurdSeli Ward,
?; Gepvilie Conn about a iui.e from Port Chester,
WIS also ceuyassed, aud the result was as follows;
fremont, a3 votcsi Fillmorc, .; Buchanan, /; un-
decided 3. The Old Line Democrats in and around
POI. Chester, who few eks ago orowed quite loud
what a rolsng majority they were going to give
4 nh,
decover,d the true state OF affairs. Taking the vote
ef one block proved sufic Mt dose for them, and
hey now own up with the best grace they can that
Fremont stock Is far in the a~c' ndant.
The friends of Freedom in Newburgh, \. Y, have
.,ected spacious building for the express purpose of
accommodating the people who flock to the meetings
Q: the Fremont and DAYTON Club in that place. Tns
s,om wss dedicated on the evening Of tae oh inst
= procession wss formed Which marched trough the
principal etreets after when the people returned to
the "Moup:ain Hut, aud listened to stirrng ad-
dresses from Gen. Nye and A. Oakley Hall of tins
city, Mr. Underwood of Virginia and Mr.. Brg gss Of
ohio. Sorgs were sung, and the meeting was en-
.husias..c ally ccu,in1ed I'LL nesI midnight.
w. in aking reu:tiatce for THE TnIBuSF
Ksnsas Fuio. writes Goln Mon,rose, Pa Aug II, az
,llows:
"Neyer wac there such feeling 10 the Old Wimo.
..rict A. Al present. be liGe setting in for liec'
Som with mighty sh aud takes all tho nonss' free
Sol DemoCfstH with il tor 6eeoon and Ere mont
You my cor. on Elk thousand majority from tins
district, ard Think we will give luore sA' rais se0
md Instructed IN the tue schOoi u Democracy, out
,snnd give my sSrage for tho sabgt rSion Of dem)'
re.ic pnncVies by voting for pfr'y led by such cm'
inent Border RUfiieus a. Doug.as, TOJmb', S'n.g-
Fellow q Co. Please lid ny mite Ia TIA X iu,aS
Fund hopiug tAa' casticg bread az Ion the wsec'
II will return T. bie~e gcrcrn0n and millions vet
,nbo,n Cont me in 'or Fie' dom and Fremont"
-" San writes from Providence Aug. II as fJl-
1ws:
"a meetrg Ct thO'e 'svorab'e to the formation of
. R;1uore Club was bec in Ne,tulns Hall oa
Waone,dty evcLi0g lat. Ihe Hon Books Of
~ 81 ri ar, s.ea the Club III speech - som. hour
oJs MN in leugth sud n lne nsho Ol rTcD''t, was
.,,d vtL Lcedy Cheeis iron tD' IA ~ portion Oh
Sc nudl,ncc AID KrigAt 't9e perrct "a N ON :,
'Ho i'd Ttcinovemer. IN favor oi rcedons
.rdde (. progressing IT tLs s'a'e Vot '"u . /" ,''
teLoiGr tIi'i. ~f,,fs,,ors Ffcnout CiGo' h.'e be.n
ALsuu - btr If town and III tA'T ci y the
lI,i-,o G. .rcmont II beyond al f!eC uonv-
L..I g., ,e ,>e,i.,ns o! l. j. Ni2hli :" = ~
vho for Tie lt-t sea-, Ea- &c ot'' -. -, Marty
,,,,ers,or - tie -.srnb.ts ui IL AM -"
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a-noid 4 Co. vi uisv p. cal"l 'rapp''''" on .,
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