New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04
POLITICAL ITEMS.

inf that DI hShDt lONHs Inc pire'bb n'ic
estimated at some 1000. Addresses were made by
Ex-Governor Cleveland Chauncey Schaffer, esq, Of
This city, and Mr.. Briggs Of Ohio In the evening
large meeting was neld, end addressed by Joseph
Hoxie, esq, and DIR. Stodgrass.
The BUCCANEERS had grand fzzle on Thursday,
=. m. in BrdgeI OFT Conn. Large bills had been posted
over the country; ex-senator TOucey cx.Gov, Floyd
n virginia. ex-Hon. John Cotton Smith and others
were advertised to speak. Most of the day was used
ND in raising hickory pole About O'Clock Mr.
Tmcey was introduced to the people and spoke about
+, Eve ninutes when John Cotton Smith SPread himself
for about 20 minutes in the most approved style Of
B,lnpsgbtc, 10 the great disgust OF ali decent men
,rcsat There were some 900 or GOO IN the crowd
ard sbouf one.haf OF them were Fremont men. The
demonstration was failure and the speeches slim
the uprermost end Of the pole to which they gave
three cheers.
"A gentleman who has personally canvassed the
north and south sides Of Maiden lane, between Pearl
and Water streets the lat Of October gives as fol-
lows the result of vote for President
FFnigl@Snt..'.5jj Woaid noi yofc
This includes every accessible voter in the various
stores and shops together with the carmen employed
on the block.
A Republican meeting was held on Saturday even
a., At Eatontowp. n. j.. which was addressed by j.
q Underwood the exile fIom Virginia. Old Demo
% ats and Wings and of no party, are raDying TO
he cal of Free Speech and Fremont.
TIL, Monmouth Herald, formerly Democratic pa
ner has raised the Republican cOlors. This is great
cow Cor old Monmouth and will add much strength to
those who are laboring there in the good cause.
A meeting was held at Mddletown, Monmouth
Cmptv. N. j.. on Wednesday evening, for the organ
izstop Of Fremont and Dayton Club. 1t was ad-
dressed by Mr. johnson of Trenton. The ball has
INST commenced rolling in this part of jersey, and is
destined 10 leave wide track behind it,
On Monday evening OF last week G. w. Curtis,
cso addressed large audience in the Hut, at North
Orsge On Tuesday evening the Hon. Ephnam
Marsh spoke at the place, TO an audience who
eyinced deep interest in the coquet reasons he
assigned for leaving the Fillmore ranks. On Wednes-
day evening the German voters of North Orange
formed Fremont and Dayton Club Several adj
dresses were delivered III German--and this class OF
adopted citizens are proving themselves to be heart
and hand in the good cause of Free Soil and Free
Speech. On Monday evening Of this week the Hut
was well filed notwithstanding Storm, and an
effective speech was delivered by Mr.. TOmpkins OF
Newark Thus the work gOes bravely on in Orange
and it is hoped that Old Essex viii not be found want
ing on the great day TINT is near at hand
The Democrats of the Tenth Legion in Penn
sylyania have nominated in place OF Asa Packer Their
present Representative in Congress. VIM. III. Dominck
esa. of Honesdale. Mr.. Dominick has been regarded
az Free-SOil Democrat but in consideration OF this
nomination, he has swallowed all his antecedents,
and seems TO think, according to a late speech at
Honcsdalc, that Slavery s not 80 bad thing after
all" The Republicans have made no nominations as
y,t but We presume that Samuel f. Domnick esq,
II Wayne County the cousin and law partner of the
Border Rufian nominee, will be taken up.
The Republicans Of Wayne County Pennsylvania,
have nominated county ticket which will be elected
by some hundreds III, joritv-in county, too, which
used to be 900 Democratic
MONMOUTH CoUsTY, MA correspondent writing
from Freehold, Oct ,, says:
THE prospects of the Republican party in this coun-
ty are encouraging. Our frends IN tn's county are
sangu ne Of success. meeting WIS held last evening
Of Middleton Point. II was large for the place ana en-
thusastic. The meeting was addressed by MI Coomps
Of Freehold MIR. Apologize of Redbank MIR. Johnson
of Trenton and q. \. NJ. Walters OF Long Island
Notwithstanding the petty annoyanccs Of the leaders OF
the other two parties we had number of each party
there and to judge from the enthusiasm cvinced we
added TO numbers.
- The Monmouth Herald * doing good work in
this county Mr.. Buringame is to speak here to'mor-
row. We anticipate large meeting; -,
THE people here are all opposed 10 Slavery, and
the Republicans have succeeded in making that the
issue The other parties try to force in other points,
but without success. W.
WrsrCHRsTER CoVNrY.-The Loco-Focos OF tho
1T Assembly District OF Westchester County have re-
nominated Abram Il. Strang for Assembly Edmund
G.. Sutherland, editor Of The Edstern STATE Journal
Is the nominee of the party in tho lid District
nh ReDublicaps hold Conventions as follows: Assem-
~ ~ District White Plains, tDurS
dav 9th inst Assembly Convention, lst Dlslrict NJ
Croton Dam Friday, Eth inst; Congregational Con
yention for IXth District, at Peekskiil, Wednesday,
18th inst.
John b. Haskn has carried the Congressional
Delegates in Weschester County by an almost nnani-
nous vote and will doubtless be the Democratic nonH
nee for Congress in the nth District.
A great deal of good has been done in Yates
County, NewYork by school district social meetings
for the conversational discussion OF the political ques-
ons Of the day. Yates they say Will be the banner
County in the election.
There was an immense gathering of the friends
Of Fremont and Freedom at Hogs, Pa on the "a
instant, which was addressed by the Hon. IT, A.
Grow and the Hon. +. ID. Culver.
STANFORD REPUBLIC ASs.-Therc was a largely
attended mass meeting OF the friends of Fremont and
Freedom at stamford, Connecticut on Wednesday,
continuing throughout the day and evenins-in the
daytime in the campingground, in the evening at the
Assembly Rooms. Although the people had listened
Tor four five hours, mos, of them a. standing
committee, 10 speeches from Ex-Governor Cleveland,
Chauncey Shaffer James a. Briggs, Joseph Hoxie
and Dr. Snodgrass they again listened for three hours
At night, to speeches from the two gentleman last
named There long and Imposing procession in
the morning, and the enthusiasm was deep-toned
throughout Ii was great day for Freedom in Fair
Geld County and indicates that she will give good