The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-06
Fun or the HIectiou,

BErri,c on TiME.-A fine horse sad buggy were dis
oary) says the Mobile Reg issr 20 for s7OO paya
bio the iii st day OF Scotts election Most of
camille friends think this the sowest paper nego-
tiateA.
The being over propose to give readers
greater variety OF miscellaneous reading To that end,
We shall draw very heely upon the English papers,.
Richmond Whig
Some opposite oice the night Of the elec-
tion proposed three cheers for General Scott-as
raj which the crowd catching the last part OF the sen
offered for General Pierceas he Is which also called
forth o simultaneous hurrsh.
An IR,sH EcAo-It is said that Con Scott has dis.
covered in his city echo identical In character with
that known in Ireland as Paddy Blakes echo which,
when you laid TO it How you ?'' would reply with
fine Irish brcgue, Go to the dyil'
There WAS much said before the election about Irish
men" and : Germans" Now, they are all " Paddles
and "Dutchmen.n
Two drsymen In Cincinnati being somewhat different
In their political opinions concluded to determine the
Presidential contest according to their opinions by
race Of their nags Elm street One Of them knocked
down q lamp post and he other landed in the canal
when they both Withdrew the small bet they had made,
and concluded to vote respectively for Scott and King
and Pierce and Graham.
A whig paper in Richmond announced on the morning
after the election that s editor would be sbent in the
country for . few weeks
Have ali voted ?" said lady in of the stores
in Cleveland on Tuesday. NO was the reply, "has
your husband voted ~ Not YETI replied the lady he's
at home sick bed but he got to get up this afternoon
and GO to the polls If IL kills him 7"
DECLARING The ELECTION UrAriMoUs-Tho Washington
Telegraph says-The fights in the two Conventions for
nominating the candidates vicious than that
b. the people for electng them yet in each convention
the nominations finally declared unanimous What
say you all can't declare the election unanimous.
That IA our motion
THE Man THAT DoN'T READ rsE EGwspApERs The
following incident actually occurred In this city ysster
osy.-A young about 25 years old from Columbia
in Noiis county at the corner OF Green and Liberty
stree,e with load of potatoes which he was selling.
Some cf the bpetap6ers remnrbng upon the whig
esicat stG iho eecgn 2encraly when their
tic caught e cf the and he enquiled
with arusttnrs, ghaC bao been going He in
formed thar election lad taken place and Gen Pierce
hsa been elected iresioent Hhy,n said the youth
- hat did they hat for. thought we had Pres-
ignorance Of the uniformed youth may be imagined
htTork Daily .adceItisr
"Itis we'll Ne are 10 be overthrow - the Balti
fnercon Ito have the thing done dccisively We
hope the finer lean Is gratihed in h particular.
1t reported that the modatlons for stran-
gers sup Salt rivern although extensive scala
yet altogether too small take and do for all who
ttuding ththerward ana who have ordered rooms.
It is suggested that there be enough secured
for ell the crowded out at Blue Licks.
Massachusetts, and Vermont Vermont aud Massa-
cbussttsw nichever way friends would please to
classify them-says the Boston Courier, haze gone for
General Scott. All other States which have heard
from have gone for General Pierce The particulars
uninsresting, and comparisons are oderousn
THE MKT MISTRESS OF THE WHITE HOUSE
The Portsmouth, IN. III Chronicle says that General
Pierce will enter the White House March carrying
with him of the best Of to be OF the