New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28
POLITICAL ITEMS,

STATEN IsLAKD.--The Republicans Of Richmond
County are working with energy and spirit They
have the best local ticket presented the Island
"A. G. BRADLEY, esq, fer Assembly, and Judge
WILLIAM EMERSON for District-Attorney. They will
poll great vote, and we hope be successful. At all
events, they will deserve victory. If there be any
lukewarm friend Of Free Kansas who has vote on the
Island we entreat him to consider that the vote will be
very close and that his efforts may probably
victory to the Right. AtleaSt do not fail TO vote!
ST. LAWRENCE Co.-The scattering Buccaneers Of
this Republican stronghold have been stirred froo their
toridity by the news from Pennsylvania, and are as
lively as toads after shower. John Van Buren, has
been up trying TO persuade some weak brethren among
the Republicans to initiate his apOsasy, but with poor
success. The leading Federal ofice-holder in the
county recently boastiug of great gains for Blu
chanaD in the county since the l4th inst when FIRE.
motter invited him to invest 500 on the of FIRE.
mont receiving less than 1000 majority in the county,
which he respectfully declined. The Republicans wild
work hard for SIR Thousand majority, and believe
they will get il.
WIsIcHFsTFR CoUNTY-We are concerned to hear
Shat strong efforts now making to lure away Re
publican votes from JOSEPH STRAsG, the Republican
candidate for Congress in the IXth District, by assert
Ing that he can't be elected and that Cobb is prefer
able to Haskin. We don't know that, and do
know that S.rang deserves every Republican vote
Cobb belongs to little knot of Silver-Gray factonsts
who after having schemed and plotted for years to
defeat and destroy the Wing party, now impudenty
appeal to Wings to vote for them. lie has written
letter condemnhg the Nebraska lniquty and pledgng
himself to favor Free Kansas, while he is doing his
utmost to defeat the only candidate for President who
openly supports the Free-State men of Kansas and is
publicly committed to acquiescence in the reputation
Of the Missouri Compact. Republicans of the IXth
District let us be faithful to our candidates and our
cause.
Md Buntline, we rejoice in being able to state, is
not for Fremont. We should like some better evil
deuce of this than his own word but must give such
as we have. We find the following letter from his
pen in The Staten Islander, Buchanan sheet owned
By Silver Gray who prefers Fillmore, but deeming
him Unavailable goes for Buchanan. This seems also
to be Ned's bearing. Hear him!
NICHOLAS PERTAIN EsQ.-Dear SIR: You ask as
an old personal friend what my sentiments are IN con-
nection with the present struggle for our next PreS
dent. They are they have BEEN for the pnnc-
piles that Americans should rule America aud be-
feye that our American" nominee, Millard Fillmore,
will sustain the principles of plafom-the princi-
pie Of the Convention which nominated him. hope
for hs election hOnoraby not by any disgracetu fu-
zion with matchmaking disunoDists But ii he cannot
be elected then for the safety OF the onon give me
footsteps OF Jackson and the gallant breckenridge,
whom know to be true to the Union.
AS for Fremont and his disunion leaders have only
"a say that il pity that Benedict Arnold left issue
here but blessing that recognize them the
lshmaes whose hands are raised against us aud our ma
tive land
l stand as ever true 10 my natvelsnd an American,
loving the friends Of my country hating It's foes wheth
tr they are found at home abroad and ready, rs
have ever beef TO lay down my life for the honor OF
me nag OF my fathers with its thirty-one stars, and
more coming Yours, ever truly firm in the right
cause,
EpwD c. T. JUDSoN. Ala. Ned Buntline."
fhSNNINAslA-Leyi 4. Fuller, esq, of this city, is
addressing large Republican meetings in Northumber-
land, Union and Snyder counties.
There was Fremont mass meeting at Cherry
Valley near Dover, n. j., last Friday afternoon. adj
dressed by John Hin of New-Jersey. and WIN. H.
Fry of New-York. At Dover, in the evening there
WAS a meeting addressed by H. n. Cougar. esq. Of
fe,rerk. The Boonton Temperance brass band was
! sent at both.
Mr. Underwood Of Va. speaks at Westpcrt, Conn,
tonight; in Rocklsnd County on Wednesday; and at
Cornwall in Orange County on Thursday evening; and
a, Pa,chogne H. / mass meeting on Friday.
Vo1rs NOT StoILED.-We are allowed to make the
following extract Of letter from minister in Pennsy
wanna:
"The town has always been BY large majority
Democratic but, though moderate in population II
gave majority Of go for the Republican party ia't
week am accused OF having spoiled 900 or 500 votes
I call il Islander, and affirm rather that God saved
them from spelling"
WFsr FARMS, Oct. %, 1.-THE largest and most
enthusiastic meeting OF any political denomination ever
held in TIL, town assembled by the friends OF FIRE.
mont and Dayton on Friday evening, the 9th inst
About TIE meeting was called to order by IT. Pres-
dent, Mr. Smith, who, after HfeS preliminary re-