New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-11
POLITICAL ITEMS.

A vote taken at the New. York State Teachers
Association, Including teachers from all parts OF the
Sate recently in session at Troy, resulted as follows
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The Hon. Arson Buringsme and Cassius NJ. Clay,
esq addressed the Republicans of Indianapolis on
Monday evening. The Journal Of that city says it
was the largest ard most enthusiastic meeting ever
held in II diar opolis. Burngame addressed 5000 Re-
publicans in Richmond, la =, on Wednesday.
Judge Campbell, who was the American candi-
date for Judge of Court Of Appeals last FALL is warmly
for Fremont, ard made an eloquent ard effective
speech to the Republicans Of old Otsego his former
residence. Judge Campbell is d gentleman of CON-
handing talents and influence.
"A correspondent at Avon, Fulton County, ILL.,,
says that wtt 200 voters there the Fillmore people
have been able only to enrol 81 persons and three Of
those ale not voters. This is in reply TO story in
The Eapress which says three quarters of the voters
there are for Fillmore.
-ALother report of Tie Express is contredicted by
a respectable gentleman of Waterbury, Conn., whe
assures US that the only increase OF circulation which
that PAPER has met with at Waterbury is due to the
de sperate Buchanan who resort to Fillmore as the
only means Of opposing the Eremonters. No doub:
that is the Gaze.
Die Neue Zeis, an excellent weekly paper Of this
city, urges its German readers to give their votes 70
Fremont, as the only representative OF liberty IN the
pending contest.
We have encouraging accounts from Grand
Repids, Mich. Our correspondent says that the
counties of Kent, Ottawa, Janca, Montcalm Barry
and part of Alegsn will give big majori.ies for Free
mont A Pathfnder's Tent has been erected at Grand
Rapids capable of holding 500 persons.
A correspondent at Jackson Mich, thinks that
State will give Fremont ten thousand majority
A respected correspondent in the Western part OF
New York writes recommending the Hon. John a.
King of Jsnaics, L. l., as the Republican candidate
ior Governor of the State.
"A correspondent in Essex Co., n. T., says That
Crown Point in that county, is model town IN poll
tics and will bo the banner town OF the county, If not
Of the State. With an efficient Town Committee,
,bere are School District Committees. The town has
been carefully canvssstd. OF about five hundred
voters. about thirty are for Buchanan, for Fill.
mere and the rest for Fremont and Freedom.
-Schioon, in Essex County, New-York, for years
Democratic by $50 to 900 majority, is pledged to
Fremont by Democrats. Leading men in the Fremont
movement are Democrats of life time, ard they
say is because they Democrats that thoy go for
Fremont to rescue their country and true Democracy
from destruction at the hands of the Cincinnati Border
Rufians.
- The BUCCANEERS every where complain that
there's no enthusiasm among their people. No Won
der What sober man ever could hurrah for James
Buchanan
A correspondent at aidgway, Elk County, Penn.
tyvanis Gays that he has travelled very extensively
throughout all the minor and major towns Of North.
ern Pernsy lyania and in rearly every town Of ALE.
ghany County, n Y, that lie Alm ond Belfast Rush.
ford Scio, Cubs, PhlhPs,ile, Richburg, Ceres, and
u Olean aud POrtvile, Cst:araugus County, aud be