New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
POLITICAL ITEMS.

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Fremont during this canvass, invited 10 leave their
address at No % Trinity Building, the Office Of the
Republican National Committee.
The Hon. John Moore Of Warren COUNTY n 7
has written hitter announcing his intention to support
| and vote for Col Fremont Judge Moore has ALWAYS
heen identified with the bunker Democratic party in
tina, State and had influence in local and county
nolitics amounting to almost dictatorship. The presen,
reimbursement of his purpose viii produce impotan,
results in that part Of New-Jersey, where the Adj
mipistrs.ion party has always maintained large
| numerical ascendensJ.
Tkr Journal Of Commerce says that the Hon.
Josr,H l.. WHITE lately made a Buchanan speech
in Otseeo County. He said b. preferred Fillmore but
sunnortipe him of and he wanted to beat
| ,be "Black Republicans" anyhow Joe went his
,o,o,b for Ivan Buren, and free Sol" in 49, and of
| course has a. profound adherence of agitation
,pd ..sectonalism" anybody else except John Van
| Burss.
The Detroit papers publish the following letter from
Mr. Seward, in reply to an invitation to speak to the
Republicans of that State:
AUBURN Sept. 70 1856.
MyDrIR SIR: have received your letter of the
Och inst in which you ask to address Republican
meeting at Detroit on the I'd of October next and
| another at yaekson about the same time
lef Washington with health apparently much
Unmarried as 10 require only that should rest but
| 90 seek the renovation Of a voyage by sea-
| Nv health has not only not improved but has de-
terorated since my return to this place There yet
mains doubt whether the state OF my private effas
I lsave me at liberty to 20 abroad and there yet re-
mains IN me also hope that cOnvaescence may render
Il unnecessary to do sO The debt which the of
Frcedon owes to William A. Howard is great that
canpo, hesitate to do what toward dschargng il
hat of nd
therefore cheerully promise that, II shall be within
| the United States on the I'd day OF October with
strength enough TO appear as man among men, VIII
sneak 10 as many Of the constituents Of that noble
sistcmsn az will honor me with their attendance at
| Detroit Ii must depend upon my abhty at the time
whether can extend my visit in Michigan TO Jackson.
Very sincerely and respectfully S?pT d and SesSsq SER
The The Hon. JACOB NJ HOWARD, Detroit.
Mr.. C. W. Elliott is engaged TO speak tonight
Tuesday before the Young Mems Central Union at
S.uyvesant Institute, Broadway. His subject will he
the Deeds of Statesmen, so called. Some great
| men Of the day will receive attention.
Mr.. John G. Underwood who was recently ex-
PEELED from Virginia for being Republican, writes to
| The Ercning Post as follows:
A letter from nv wife. who had been spending
Sabbath with her aunt few miles from home, thus de-
SERIES the first Republican flag which has been raised
in the Old Dominion:
II had real laugh on Monday, when l came in
sight of our house. hutterng in the breeze Ere
mont flag on high liberty pole, which Edward, as
sis,ed by the men ON the place. had raised in my ab.
sence. They had painted q piece OF linen red and
white and put the letters on in homely way but still
it was Fremont flag. Some of the neighbors have
threatened to cut down. but the boys gave out tha
they slept with loaded gun bearing upon the pole aud
would certainly put ball through the that touched
an Ak to it, and so it has stood. have promised to
make them nice flag, and will send tomorrow for the
Al, haul
materals-red white and blue On, now WISH
could get Fremont end Dayton put on it nicely in large
letters! If choose to put up on our own land rre
mont flag, have I not the right If not, do tell me,
and III not do it; but if can, am resolved 10 have
Some gentlemen have called aud advised to have It
taken down, said it was injuing us very much; out
said, No. it was up and it should stay up till got
letter from YOU.
bow only in his fourteenth year. and l reckon shall
not advise the striking of that flag.
Judge Rost. a Buchanan stump orator, in a recent
speech at Concord N. H., said: "The institution Of
Slavery is stronger than faction, than anacism, than
| "party, than The Constitution, than The UNION.
1T il stated that Commodore Stewart (Old Iron
sides who is resident of Bordentown n. j., and has
been lifelong Democrat, has recently declared for
| Fremont.
| The Phaaddphia Times, which is aborng very
earnestly for Fremont, says that Philadelphia now is
good for OCO votes for Fremont and promises 20 900
by November. 1t says: ave say then to all trust
| "to Philadelphia; she will do her whole duty Let
"the West, as she promises to do send us 10000 TO
Altoona let the North send in her 10000 majority,
aud all is safe Our friends abroad will be surprised
at the result here; for the Republicans working
"in this city as men worked before, and they
| will continue to work till November with as much
| ''energy ever
-Leander n. OFT, esq, Of Camden who was
| delegate to the Fillmore National Convention, has
lately declared in very decided terms, for the Repub-
can candidates and is already vigorously at work in
their behalf. Mr.. OFT s of influence and talent,
occupying high position among his fellow-citizens,
and his present action will give the good cause very
considerable impetus in his section of the State.
THE BORDER RUFFIAS ARGCaEST.-1hc NortolS
Na.) Argus, in the employ Of Governor Wise and
the ngger-driving Democracy of Virginia. speaking OF
the Fremont electoral ticket in that State, says: 30
Andrew s. Holden of Harrison is the Elector for the
Norfolk District. Suppose Andy pays us VISIT
"we will present him with the handsomest coat made
" from the inside Of the pine and the outside oil the
goose that he ever laid eyes on. So come along,
Andy"
SENATOR ToUcErs REcEFTIos-A reliable cor
RESPONDENT sen1s Us the following statement IN regard