New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-21
POLITICAL ITEMS.

"A correspondent gives us the following +" ich"
details of small Fillmore meeting held in New-Psls
Ulster County. lecture on Romanism delivered
said meeting by the Rev. Mr.. Spany converted
REST in which his ex.reverence cracked away at Ere
mont and gave of Fillmore the following imporast
anecdote. II was Willard Fillmore who called the a.
tenton of Queen Victoria to the case of the two
Protestant prisoners in Tuscanyincarcerated for thor
religious belief-and by her Me;estys influence, and
not by the cold-hearted j. G. Fremont" were they
set free. Then again-it was that "large-hesrted
man, Brooks" who engineered that bill through tho
Legislature last Winter, and mot j. C.. Fremont
Warming with his subject the orator said he could
speak till midnight, but favor he stopped before
O'clock by particular request and appropriately coz
Guided by stating that he had no overcoat and desired
collection to be taken up therefor but at the sane
time wished no Fremonters money. Whethertne
money raised was enough for an overcoat deponeuf
saith not
The Republicans Of Ulster County will assemble IN
macs meeting on Wednesday, at Modena.
Gov Ford Of Ohio will, health permitting adore"
the people of Columbia County at Chatham -Four Cor
ners on Wednesday, the 22d inst, at O'Clock p. m
John Thompson nominee for Congress in that District
will also speak.
The North Americans OF the lid Assembly LIZ
trict, Westchester County, have unanimously nonr
mated +. w. Waterbury their candidate for As
sembly.
Fremont DEMONSTRATIONS AT DoBBs FERRY
The friends of Fremont and Dayton met in con-
vention at Dobbs Ferry on Friday evening, and not
withstandng the nclemency Of the weather, the
meeting was large and very enthusiastic Delegations
were present from Sing Sing, Peekskll, Tarrytown,
Irvington, Yonkers, Hasting and other parts Of tho
county. The meeting was organized by the appoint
ment Of Vim. A. Hall as presto ent, and James Bovia
and nIe others as vice presidents, and FIVE secretaries
Speechts were made by Mr.. Freeland and +. K. Shef
man. Of New-Yo and 4. j. Porter, Of New Rochelle.
The meeting kept up TO q late hour, despite tne
rain that continually falling, and the speaker vefs
frequently interrupted by the enthr fiastc cheering
the audience. The songs of the Peekskll and Tar,
town Glee Club received with great applause sna
the Sing Sns Brass Band also deserve the thanks o. Az
The Gieen was Illuminated by torches and bonnles,
md the display of fireworks was beautiful Aftef !n
adjournment Of the meeting, they formed IN proccss
and marched through the village to the depot VIZ
they were again addressed by the Hon. f. j. fore,,
who, in his usual eloquent manner described tne ~
that would result from the election Of james Ducns's
and called upon ALL regardless of party ties TO uns
eectDg John c. Fremont President OF the ona s.
States Nine cheers were then given for r. D. ro''H
the peoples candidate for Assembly from tpe n
election district Of Westchester County. NUM- an.
Fillmore men were present, who expressed tnsI n.
prevail of Mr.. Porter's nomination, and ASSURE
gathering that he should receive cordial supP"~