New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
POLITIC4L ITEMS.

Erie Railroad, Sept ,; Fremont, 90. BachaOan 80;
Fillmore =.
A vote vas taken on q train Of nine cars Of the
New York Central Railroad in ming from 5df,o 10
New.York, with the following result: Fremont l1o;
buchanan 60; Fillmore, 81.
I'd ward Griffin Parker Of Boston, who acted .
lawyer for the southern STAKEHOLDER who claimed
Siums under the Fugitive-Save BILL spoke las: week
al Newport a,d ESQ at Providence for Fremoat aaS
expects TO sp. ak from now TIL election for the san.
good c,use.
-Acrest mass meeting Is to be held at Ne Eto~n,
Bucks County, Pa on the 18Th inst. The speaker
eLesgtd are the Hon. Caleb B. Smith Of IndIaaa sad
the Hon. Jc. NJ Root of Ohio. Judge W lmot Of
Pentslvans aud Judge Culver OF New. York are eN
pected The spirit OF Freedom is fairly aroused ia
old Bucks.
The Fremonters Of Troy held immense meeting
on Wednesday evening which was addressed by tho
Bop. WILLIAM A. Howard of Michigan, DAVID
DUDLEY FIELD of this city, MARTIN |. TowSsssp Of
Troy. al Others Rensselaer, County Is goiOg cs Fec-
mont.
-AssoY BuRLINGAME will speak in Rochester
on Friday of this week. Other leading Republicans
are expec ced 20 speak but the People would be olt
& hear Bull ngame alone.
ST. LOUIS Move have received :37 from 81.
Lous for Free Kansas with the following note Of ex-
plapaton:
Most Of this money comes from intelligent! me
cbsnas who understand what they are donk, aud
who, living in Slave Safe, have tho means OF Know
ing how avery degrao es labor.
james Nj. Churchill Of Milton, Mass has declined
to stand as Ele ;tor the Fremont and Johnston
ticket His letter thus concludes;
81 have been | am, and ever shall be, opposed 70
the extension of Slavery shall sacrifice none OF the
,in1.a anfth tha ms ripa reed hut
ing, as CO. that the continuance of tue Fremont and
Johnston electoral ticket in the field can oDly be pro-
ductrve of barn. respectfully bat positively Withdraw
therehom."
This m6kes the third withdrawal.
Homer Foot of Springfe d, Mass, aoepts the
Fillmore rominaton for Lieutenant Governor with
proper CRATE fulLess In his opinion the home OF the
"patriot Jackson and Of AFR DonelsoD Invites every
"body to keep step to the music of the UnIou "
b writ rg from Albany, New. York, to The Ma.
honal Era, gives the following coup d0l Of this
State:
"Tbe mos. careful political calculations here are un-
able to figure Fremonts mooriy ia this State below
80 coo; aid this ettiDste gives To- 0OU ogalas him in
N.w.Yoik City, 2,000 in Albany, and 1900 In Rens-
selaer wiere his tangune friends are duwlling % a.
low any majority against him. According TO preseat
calculations, bal ed on the most reliable lsi0rms'l0n
received here the central point from evey county
in the State, Fren oDts mcority cannot vary mach
from 20 600. In these estimates, Fillmore is cOLsd-
to be admitted to be out OF the cou't. Nevertheless,
re recent elections may have the effect 10 change the
bs tbe cav ct e@ecSuo @ of Fillmore and Buchanan before
at is striking fact thst ~, oo,;vo ,vo,lin.
for Fremont in this State IS"e.,, "nams
crsts and the three four count which q, .e,-o
have been gagged, previous 70 elections ia q stHo
10 which should give the largest majority tor ia k
son, Polk or Wright are now engaged in snlH
effort to zee which ehal beat in piliog up fremont
msjonty. Opeida st. Lawrence, Jefferson aud H-ki.
mer are talking of ,OO0 5000 aid 5000 Fre-
mont meiorues in their respective counties Fill
The enthusiasm in these counties is unpsrs-
leled.
Everywhere the greatest reliance is placed uoon
the large aid ludicous circulation of doc mens
pspers and speechts, as means Of III cess. Where
this has been neglected falling off ia Fromons vote
will msik the Negligence of those who should have
done the work.
1t is gratifying to announce tha. Capt Beo Tin
Snead, who for thuty years was editor Of TIE Seuben
Farmers Ad,0ca e. leaos the Free Soil ID smoctsu OF
bis county IN their adhesion TO Fremont aud X pabli.
csnism. The recognized strong men Of the Steubsn
Democracy, Campbell, Fowler, All n, Ia sowef MOI
gsL snc Hoyt, are with him, shou der to shoulder.
Martin Grover, formerly Democratic Member OF
Coz Sgess, has written letter to Bradford r. Wsod Of
Albany Of which the following is extract In vain
Z" will those united with cry out their fears
" about State policy. In vain will those associated
with attempt to frehten any one with the
"ciy Of 'Sewardsm' If 'Sewardism consists in
"manly opposition to the extension of Slavery the
" Radio als wi do their part to bury Ne5- York so
"dcep that its oppoLents will never zee daylight.
Ibis State will, think, go 50 heavily Tor treed)m,
cha. oil attempts to ltimdate her representatives
" will be abandoned. There will be no casio0
"to the 'hickory aiek' ". refers to. Ii other
"poroTs Of the State are At all IKE this section tue
"msioriry will be astounding. We expect to give
" Fremont three MOusand over t1er 10 this coulty.
"Otb.r unties IN this psrt Of the SCae will do nsady
"asvell. Western New.Yotk will as,onisn the Eas..
"Do ycu best, and We will shog tha' little village
s1nie ca tho city OF New Yolk that il Is for
them to Loc all election. The Wes, would say, is
d" al hight"
he oi; ssve mOth'r who preferred death to Slavery
for her child, has declared for Buchanan.
About ten acres Of the Ffeemen Of Ohio met 10
Convention az Masslljn on tte 27th inst, aud we're ad-
dressed. Five staLds were erected srom which
speeches were made from O'Clock untu s; four oc-
cupieo BY speakers who talked tue Language IN winch
tie Declara oD Of Incerendelce sritteo, and
by Ceinan speakers. The speaking was OF very
g tr il e cbsra.ftr
Tie speakers from the various stands we're Judge
SpadIg Of Cleveland, General BIZ roe OF Akron,
Judge Hoaols Of CincLI al, Jucge Humph ey Of Had
son, j. Mueller, esq of G.. velsnd Chas. Hug Is seq,
hom iLoiaba Mr. Gooohoe of Axiom Mr.. Or VI
Wooster, Secretsry Baker of Columbus, Go. Br,1-
bum aud A. G. Riodls .sqairt', Of C'eyeiaod mo
H0p. %. Brown Of Raven q aud others:
There wss fine military hpIay, caprai cemon-
sTsion by the several trade, unnumbefed b.noe 5,
with admirable devices, bor0e Dy e!so', atiess'
hors, &c.
OF the number in attendance, ssys TIE CLreiaaf
Leader. a fair e.,imste would BE- perhaps $4,000. II
vas ascsrten,d By ac.u.l count the several tova-
ship dt that l2 600 were 10 attend IN
Stsrk Comfy ou de % the town of Msssiloa. 800
,,k,ts were colo at the Woo-t-r depo,, Wsy1e
Count, and more calico for. Dudng the mo niSg
rnet, osc cars. ciosdsd to tseir utmost came ito
Nass;l.p Many Of these were large platform cars,
caring something like $50 p,sssogers each Il you'd
b. fair ~ mste n say tbs; 900 people csms sto
Masslon by the raoacs, esst and west, by tae fssI
ns of kLh fnrann0n. linn "A daAa Afona nAmA