New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01
POLITICAL ITEMS.


Tgr DEMOCRACY foR FRRaoNr-Ihe following
Mas leen issued for meeting in Philadelphia:
"Tbe Democratic citizens of Philadelphia who
or,o.ed ,o the Cincinnati Platform, to its principles
and #, nominees and who determined to stand by
,bc Union and the Constitution, and to sustain the
or,ot doctrine of Civil and Religious Liberty; who
opposed TO the extension of Slavery over our Free
Jonitorcs and thus degrade the free white aborlng
man TO the level Of the slave; anu who cherish the
memory Of jefferson and jackson, invited to meet
on Wednesday evening, Oct. l, at u o'clock, at the
County Court House, corner Of Sixth and Chestnut
streets fol the purpose of forming Democratic FIRE.
mont Club to aid in restoring Government to the
original policy of its ilustrous founders and in securing
the triumph of Freedom over Slavery. .
John. M. Read, Jacob Lewis, Edwin T; Chase,
Evans Rogers, VIM. 4. Ingham, Francis Arnold,
VIM. Duane Chas. 5. Keyser, A. III. Rosenheim.
Thomas Balch. Horace u. Dick, VIM. Dougnerty,
Henry simpson, John Wcih, Geo. l.. BuzDy,
Vim. II smith WIN. J Duane Robt. NJ. Wheau,
Henry Bruner VIM. '. Petit, r. {. Thomson,
p j. Williams, David {. Skcuett w. a .ckson,
Amos Briggs, John Nnpier John STEIN,
l.. Mahiko, ID. w. oBrien, Chas Roth.
Gov. SEWARD has left home TO speak for Freedom
aud Fremont in Michigan.
"A gentleman who came through Illinois, Indians,
Ohio, Northern Pennsy lvana and Newf York, on five
several days of last week kept tally of seven several
votes for President taken different railroads during
his journey. The aggregates Of the several votes
were: Fremont, 99l; Buchanan, COZ; Fillmore, lO2.
HENRY G. GooDwIS of Madison County is the
Republican candidate for Congress in the District
composed of Osweeo and Madison now represented
BY the Hon A. Il. McCarty. Mr. Goodwin was Mr..
MS predecessor, and is true steel on the great
issue. The Convention warmly Endorsed Mr..
McCarty's coulse.
On Wednesday. Sept. "a, the people assembled
in meeting in Mt Holly N j., TO the number of
5000. The Courts Adjourned for the day. The Hon.
John c. Teneyck called the meeting to order and
Samuel r, Gunnere esq, presided. The President
made some appropriate and happy remarks, after
which the Hon. Mr.. Wood of Albany, Gen. Shank
land OF Kansas, the Hon Chauncey Shaifer of New
York the Hon. John =. Hale of n H., the Hon. Geo.
H. Brown, and Edward Whelpcy, esq., of N. j.,
seye.aly addressed the people throughout the day
and evening. The most profound order was observed
and the speaking throughout able, argumentative
and dienfed; the people were attentive, and the
solemn truths and weghty responsibilities portrayed
have sunkcn in the hearts OF the people and you may
expect to realize, in next November election, long
pull strong pull and pull altogether of the
Of old Burlington in sustaining the questions before
the people Of this country and in elevatlng stand
ard beaIcs John c. Fremont to the Presidency, and
William l.. DAYTON to the Vice-Prcsdcncy. r..
Ten thousand of The of Franklin County as
sembcd al Deerfield. Mass., on the 18th to express
their adherence of the brutal murder of their brother
David 5. IIoyt in Kansas. AT the time of his muir
der he was the unarmed bearer Of flag of truce from
the c,zcus of Lawrence to the camp of the rutian'
He fell pierced by sin bullets; his body was shock
ingly mu,ilated. This county mass meeting was
called b, the c:crs 81. his native town without dis
tinction Of party. The Hon. ID. W. AIvord OF Green
field presided The exercises were opened 10y an I'M
pressivc PRAYER offered by the venerable Rev. Sam
uel Willard, ID. ID. EoIueIt and effective addresses
were made 10y the Hon. {. {. Chaifcc, VI. C., of
Springfield, the Hon. N ark Trafton. NJ. c., Erastus
Hopkins esd. Of Northampton, and Judge Conway of
Kansos. The father Of Major D. S. IIoyt upon
the pla fo,m and was introduced TO the meeting.
Thirty-ore young ladies' in white, representing the
States and one in mourning, representing Kansas ac-
compared by the South Decyield brass band, came
with the South Deerfcld delegation. On arriving at
the home Vi the murdered Hoyt they halted and the
band played drrc, and the Rev. A. ID. Jones re-
turned "a Few appropriate remarks.
"A f'tmont meeting was held on Friday evening,
26th uli., a, Nit. Pheasant y. j. which was addressed
by Mr.. Wall Of Newark, and others II was well at
tended by the farmers Of the country around who are
all right the great issue now placed before them.
and WHO have resolved TO Give good account of
themscl,Cs next Novcuhcr. 4 large delegation was
present from RAILWAY, together with Guc gyc club,
who sCGc5 much to TIE interest of the occasion by
several soul-siTin- sores.
AsorHiR Sos 90 TrE TINTS.-A few evenings
since al, IT tv,r;y FIVE icIg!mcn Of h' several
Of th,m pastor of lcadj uptown clnrches-n,; for
benevolent puIpcsc. prcsido-al preferences were
expressed anc n psscn' were for ft.a n and Ere,
dor except TIVE ~ gave Their ,oie, fo' l.A''Te !
This is al ont she uasugc state Of political feeling IN
the Nothc'n puls1t.
a ma. mcca-s cf the friends Of Freedom ana
Flcucrt vas tCld,o Nt."4r,, Ohio on the 'NA 'n'''
So goa, q collection G, tac !cumr"y ~ Delaware
County has rot ben .tr,ssed for many year
Spc'linc fro,a two s.''s was kr' Up iHri ~ -'!
"A, arcerut ucc''r of .IubloArs az Need "'C"