New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
POLITICAL ITEMS.

Cp.sn REPUBLICAN MEETING At ScHESEcrADY.-
The largest meeting ever held at &C ienectsdy asss
bl.d last. evening. More than three thousand veee
mesept, Several hundred Isjies grsced the meeting.
Tbe Hon. Plat, Potter presided, and maze very es-
fective speech So did Mr.. Chequer, f0rmeriy tnc
mott active Democratic csnvsseer In the county, oos
now Presidept of the Fremont Cub. Other speecheo
were made by Mtssre. Waterbury Of Wes chestsr
County. VIM. a. jackson of Albany Dr. BAkcmen Of
Troy, and G. B. COcdrsne Of Schenectady. Every
speaker Of the evening, with the except'oo Of the
liter Of this paragraph formerly Democrat, -
were also majon'y Of the officer. Alb. Jour-, iseh.
The DEMOCRATIC DEMoEsrRATIoH IN OsoSDAqA,
Pursuant notice previously given, large nen9sf
OF Democrats who repuointe the p'ssfU'm OF the Cn'
E. W. Curtss Of Gedoss presiced. Wo :Asu nStsee
tie proceedings more fully hereafter A series -
strong sound and pointed resOlusWDs were sdossed,
ard several stiniDg speeches were made. bucnaee9
a committee appointed to arrange fr ne Dcmooreeh
Stste Meeting On the cath. Alb Journal l9sa
A SrGs.-The workmen in the Ensnvile tUkter Co..
Glass Work marched together on tb~ Foanh of Jaly
procession at that place. They were formerly OF A.
S.nus, hut Asy e sSs
the rsme celebration, letters were resd nom 2. n
Van Wyck and X. A. Cbipp, both in6uentisi Demo
cra's in which they declared The msslves with The Re
publican movement, and opposed 70 The doctrines Of
'A' . IAibasy Journal, ItA
WscoxsIs, Milwaukee, July z-Bince my let,
three D. nocratic psPers OF this S.ate have eSne vu
fer the great PathR. DER and several more influential
gentlemen have "declared their inten'oae TO l'lsow
no longer in the wake Of ruahs like DOugAs, Pesce,
StringfellOw Il Co.
and, unless am much mistaken, Will make kself fsk
at the polls. At auction sale on tho 4fh. largely ~
tended by eigpers, about 500 OF ~a0m we're pres
ent vote was proposed AND taken for Pr sldent.
Several tucb votes have been taken on different o.
casons and the result fas uniformly been the Same
general pre- valence for Fremont.
The Chicago Democratic Press Of the 10th Inst
Gays: Yesterday, nine brothers BY the mans Of Lev
abwey, met IN this city, BY mutual s1aagement
living in 1T. Lawieree County, N. I. The sh0s OF
them, from the commencement Of mapboOd up 70 the
present time, had been DeaOzsts ssd vcted TIE
Democratic ticket They live IN different localities
over regicn Of country nearly 1000 miles In sxssst.
On meeting Yesterday and conpar3E r. sssss & ~
mother may well be proud Of ber sons.
Next week we shan enlist under tho banner Of Col.
Jobp c. Frt mont and "sDk o. swio live o. die suT.
vive or PERISH we shall feel soldier pride u bet.
ting mahfuDy under the proud banner Of eqssl rights.
The editor of The Tribune, M. & ". " saSs, Wv Who
bas been the chairman Of the Democratic County
Con mtee, ako sent in his resignaien with an sdmi-
rsble letter.
AT bic bc Of the Universsist Society cut 10 Pseks
Grove, yesterday, when they were returning On ths
cars q vote vas taken for President end resuted g
follows: GentlemeD-Frmont, Al; Bueosnsn, .; FiI-
more, :. Lacies-Fremont 81; Bashansa, !; NV.
more, q Mr.. Kings church = pretty Dessiy hgst on
the "gOOse question" lChcsgo Fnbs:s' iAA
There is no more telling evidence Of The depts AZ
bfeadti Of the Fremont and Freedom movS@SS ~
the North than lies in the fscs thst Pru. T. tses.
Of Harvard University presided a. F~most -
Dayton ratification meeting. in Csm6ndgs, and that
Judge Joel Parker, the head Of the La" Sehoo, We
an ops the speaker.
cppv.ss IN KAssAs "A letter from Ksusas 10 pub
Issed IN the Ner- York Sfaa,s Zeitsng, Democratic
German psper, in which the writer ssys thss, 10 .
man, az the Gennans IN the Territory 60 With tAs
Free State party.
The following is extract from letter received BY
business frn:
"MAsLrus, Onopdags Co., July t2, 1885,
g This is strong Democratic neighbos.
hood, ard don think there can BE- 6fty mcn found
in the whole town but will vote Sor Frcmoot
"H. IL o.
The Baltimore Clipper (Americsnl rebukes Mr..
Filnore's ratification speech in Albany. II pro-
nounces unwse and unjust well 70 hin,self a. -
the South.