The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27

will this year be not Than Is owing to the rrea
ls,o0e Putting the dsmocr Vic and frss so votes Il
800o-they vers 200 year ssoand the whis vote at
6,eoo-it vas S,2lS in is63-- and the Know Nothings
would hardly elect their candida for Senator's and Re-
presenstves in vote Of 10 Oeo great DEAL however
must depend rpon what shall be- dooe BY the Know
should they ne minns Genera wson IS 40 me- ssi CON
tend they viii do there will be dnesuty in carrying
the % Les,s,asSrs @ country whg paper says that the
Nothing locgss Is eS 0Co, This suppong it TO b esr-
rct mpliss about 30 00a Iesbo voters There must -
some members -ho are no. legal voters from vs.ious
canfes-want OF years. want of resi- elce, &c Then
allowance must b. made for who shall bs sick q
s,sent ON election dsy, or cascted fr m soue
they sha lose in these wsys Will be mo than made
By be votes Of ousd- for their various
good Know Nothing ticket ia Boston would uaioubtedy
secure . heavy vote.
1hs Be the able loading organ of the Know Nothings
hasa leader in which il severely 'hose aAm
Of the ,rdsr who mske eublic its acn bu. does not
formally contradict he 1egraphs the senate.
rial nomiraucns This article has attracted much at
Since tho above was wristeo have hssrd o. the fol
lowing ncninstioos made BY the Kucz Notnngs for
Wernbers Of Corgress:In the Eff district re
sentsd BY sr sppiston, Arson Ba,iiegAm, 10 tho
Seventh (Mr. Hanss's) rev - Whiting, OF Rsadiag,
Bspks, many Of whose friends are Kuow Eothings. In
the Eighth Mr. Q l. Knapp free soer, who was once
secretary of state in Vermont in 1881 clerk OF the
Eassschuisrts sense cannot answer for the
ov q these statements; bat have good rsvon for
Hsvips them to b. OF the action n tho otnsr
disrcts, havs heard nothing that is worthy o. being
written. ALGOhA.
AKNOW NOTHING NEWSPAPER.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20, 1854.
The 6rst umber of the new American organ, daily
evening sheet, to se edited by Judge Ellis (Know Moth
ipg). will te issued November 18th.
IMPORTANT POLITICAL MOVEMENT.
New YORK, Oct. Is, 1854.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Differing as you and do upon almost every politic,l
subject II Is of personal congratulation TO
lno that thsze is, however, one point upon which
exactly agree and that Is in opposition to William
H Seward, and his REASONABLE doctrines Without
seending to servle adulation cannot withhold the
consistent opposticr OF the HEsALD to Mr.
his Dan gerous aud fanatical desigcs g.
am led to make these few renarks from the perusal
Of article which appeared in your journal day
since, in hich the 'mpor Of the ensuing Legis
tue, and judcious select iicn Of Assembly men,
the subject of ill read that article hAd
because, like many others, had quite overlooked ths
Assembly nominate ,as, amid the multiplicity of csndi-
canA14M the key 10 the extraordinary Efforts Of
ne Sswsrd whig. 10 SECURE for the Assem-
hly persons ieenaded With his principles. and
E4nate. inseed it has since ccme to my kno edge
thst sewsr0's iDstu .iions have been conceds and
barter way every thing, nee ssary, that
Of the ASSEMBLY favorable to his in eestp BE- secared
Now cir, Unic wing feel In iebtea to tho He sAlD
for the important suggestion contained in the
which hrefer and 1t mar se gr.tying to you 70 knoE
that asmovement ID foot by tbs anti Sc ~Ari
wbgs every assembly ditrs., by which the ssati-
rasnts Of each candidate viii ee fully asccrtsned and
venture 10 predict that not will be elected who ia
remotely suspected Of fraternx alton with Will.s
Ii Sos ard. lour ebedent serysat,
UNIoN yAiG, Fftsenth ward.