The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-29

Thus it will be seen that in the six counties above
the county itch where there free soil" candi
dates the Taylor wing ajority is only COL showing
clearly that nearly the en- ire vote cast for Ford
This Is too clear to admit of an argument With
G. free soh or liberty candidate Weller would have
beaten Ford from fifteen to twenty thousand votes
Ohio Statesman.
An Ohio paper contains calls for eighty democratic
meetings in the Buckeye State to b. addressed by
Senator Allen Col. Weller and other democrats.
The Pittsbrg Gazette says:--It now turns out that
Mr.. Ford from his somewhat equiyocal position, did
not receive the cordial vote of any party The old
liberty would not vote for him-the free soil de
many wings refused to support him. because he would
not openly support Taylor The Mount Iernon (Ohio)
1Smes free soil paper says that number Of Taylor
wings in that county voted for Weller, rather than
support Ford. ThiEgs are different now. The wings
all united and hard at work, and determined
to carry the State for Taylor.
Per contra the Knox County (Ohio) Banner says -
The humber Of free soil votes in this county
about NEARLY all of which given to Ford
In this (Clinton) township there about 100
soil votes, ii of which were given to Weller 81 to
Chase and 90 to Ford. If the free soil men preserve
their organisation and vote for the nominees of the
Buffalo Convention the democratic majority cannot
fall far short of 1900 the Presideu al election
So it is over nearly the whole State. IN some few
counties the free soilers became disguised with
Ford, and did vote for governor at all Tbs truth
is the Tay Tor party is doomed in this stae-Ciner-
matt Enquirer.
Again, on the Taylor sde the Cincinnati Ga elite
(whg) gives the following opinion
g How WILL OHIo Go p She will 20 for TAYLOR md
Fillmore. The result CT the State election has not
weake confidence in the least in this result
Many good and true Wing, who misled by the
false lights and false promises of the Locofoco free
soilers, has discovered the wicked devices by which
he became temporarily alienated from the good Wing
party.
Again, although General Ford was known to support
General Tay Tor: as the whg nominee, yet there
hundreds If not thousands who f.sed to vote for
him. simply because he did not make public proca-
nation that he should vote for - Old Zsck"
While, therefore we admit our disappointment at
the result of the gubernatoria vote in this State,
lying did, upon the vote OF the free soers for
General Ford, still the Developments and disclosures
which this election has made and the conseq ne ces
which resulting therefrom strengthen instead Of
impair confidence that Ohio will for Taylor and
Fillmore.
Few very few indeed, will be the wings, who will
now withhold their votes from Taylor and Fillmore
and give them to Van Buren,.
JoHN VAN BvREN.-After addressing the people at
Columbus, Prince John fraternized with Colonel Sam
Medary editor of the Ohio Statesman (Cass and Butler
pape and psrteok of the Inequalities Of the colonel
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Hon. Isaac wright Colonel OF the Massachu-
sets Volunteer Regime Mt has gone to Pennsylvania
to speak in favor of General Tayor's election,