New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
POLITICAL ITEMS.

MIA cone spoudcnt in Norwich, Chenapgo Co,
writes Us = follows:
The nomination OF the Hon. llESRr Bssssrr for
Corg.ess by The Republicans of this District
unanimous and gives great satisfaction. His election
by Il large majority Is considered certain.
Three OF four timid souls write us, inquiring II
il true that FR,NcIs =. BLAIR, NJ G. elect from 81
Louis is opposed to Col. Fremonts election. We an-
swer-Hc is Just much opposed to Fremont as We
are-iust exactly. If The Slave States will only elect
a dozen more such to Congress, we agree that they
shall call them just what they please.
Judge Culver is rot a candidate FOR Congress
in the Willausbugh District. He is for GEORGE H.
ANpRkwS, whom he supported before, but VIII nos
himself lie a candidate, in any event.
We have received a number of letters giving tho
most enthusiastic accounts of the great Republican
meeting in Middlctown, Bucks Co.. Pa, but must
emit them for Of space. It wasone of the lagest
and most cheering gatherings Of the campaign.
of 100 students in Hamilton College, So favor
Fremont II Buchanan aud Fillmore.
The Border. Rr iiiau Democracy Of Oswego County
have nominated for Members Of Assembly Oryile
Robn,on If Oswego for the LIT District and Luke ID.
Smith of Mexico for the Hid.
An immense assemblage OF the friends Of Freedom
WAS held at New Bloomfield Pa, last Thursday. The
p,ocession was at least two mics in length, and not
less than 800 people listened to the eloquent addresses
of Gov. Ford of Ohio, Gov. Hamln of Maine, Col
Curtan Of Harrisburg the Hon. Mr. Noble OF WiScon-
sin ard the "Drumore Shoemaker of Lancaster.
Gov Hamlin won golden opinions by his effective and
vivid rorraiture of the doings Of the BorderR ufan
Democracy in Kansas. lie renewed his argument
in the Cont House in the evening. The results
n Maine sounded the death knel Of the Pierce dy'
raety and on the nth of October IN Pennsylvania
We will drive the last nail in it's coihD amid the sobs
ard or, ms of the Border Ruiian mourncrs.
The Buccaneers held a mass meeting OF SIX coun
ties at Harrisburg Pa, last week. Two stands were
erected for speakers. and pole was 10 be raised
Wien the meeting got together, however. the n" gu
were few that twas not deeme@ proper to show
hon out door, and tho we,e all taken into a bali
II, IN Which would be crowded with 200 persons. Tho
POLE still lies unraised on the ground.
"A leading buchanan editor in Western New
York estimates the vote of this State at ~ 900 FOR Fill
more 10 600 for Buchanan ard the rest for Fremont
Az the whole vote will be about 10000, this give"
Fremtnt very respectable majority.
Judging from n letter this day received from
highly respectable eud intelligent postmaster OF West
,n New-Yok, it would seem that some Of the office
holders are not to be relied upon. The following Is an
extract from one who received lis appointment from
President Pierce;
"fwant YOU to understand that this house goes for
Fremont and Jessie perfectly regardless of Post Oioe
appointments or decapitatons.
The Boston journal publishes an excellent Fremont
song. dedicated to the West Roxbuy Fremont Club.
The folloving is Of the yerses:
Then in resolutions that full Of windy laws,
1ley reensetsd On the spot the blood kanss. laws
Ard made sPIiy platform that was hsrey safe T. boat
Because Northern tim Der rotten Bo''7 Pos'"
- The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher addressed an at
tenve audience Of go people at Orange, N D. on
Monday evening in the Republican Club House. The
address If M Is. was an earnest eloquent aud pow
erfu appeal in behalf Of the Republican cause aud IL
,arddates II would not said NJ. b., ." if / had
"the power lay the weight Of my little finger, polt-
"icallv. uron South Carolina to take from her the
least right she holds under our Constitution, much "a
a" | late that system to which she clngs with sucn
"tenacty. She il fully entitled 10 all the nights shs
las under the Constitution without let or hndrance.
and in thee rights -he must and shall be protected
large number Of ladies present and the whole
audience were delighted and pleased
A cane for Brooks was voted some time since by
the cLivalrous yourg gentlemen Of Alexandra, Va,
who wishcd 10 show their admiration - the Assault on
M Sumner. The money was rased, but when they
clme TO lcok about among Their felo"-c!zens' they
ound there was none That could make It, and they were
CfUpebcd 10 Senu to NOtbeth Ci'y " nave Il manu-
featured.
The Hon. David Barclay, who represents the
yyIy,b Copcre-si nal District in Pentsy wanna,
r,sed of Warm yensDgo. CieaIfeld, Jefferson, Nc
Keop and FIX Couniies, generally known as The
Wild Cat District and who elected 10y the
D,nocyats. has renounced Buchanan and the Cncn.
natl platform and out for Fremont and Freedom
Mr.. Barclay has taken the stump for Fremont.
Tie Hon. Roin German is the Republican Cand-
date 70. Assembly in the Id District Of Erie County
"A great barbecue and Buck roasting at Owego.
Tioga County, ~ y, on Wednesday the l5tb, will be
adore s,ed by Senator F0Ote Chsunocy Shaer Better
G. Noble Martin Grover and Others. This will be tho
great MAJ Meeting ol the southern Tier.
A meeting was held at Md0letowin, Monmouth
CouLty. \. j. 90 wednesday Is ching for .ho organ
izsiicn q Fremont and Dayton Club II ad.
dressed by Mr.. johnson Of Trenton The ban has just
comnerG ed rolling this part Of Jersey. and "a dee
tined 10 leave vide truck behind It.
r-Jvdge Culver addressed msss meeting in Law.
IL .ton County, .Yo,k, on the Goth uit. another
al Owego On TIE lst. at Tioga. Pa On the %. al
0lcsn. Csttsrsugu, Co, m tho -. sDd 81 Ercdopla
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