The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01
NEW YORK TOWN ELECTIONS.
The following is the result OF the elections for
Supervisors, ~ far as heard from -

Schoharie (d) .................. IL
broome to) ...........-.........
81 Lawrence ........'.'.,..... IL
1enersop tc ('.''.'..'''''''''''' ~
Delaware (d) II
LAWS. Observation-Disclosures. o
fnnoh. .'.'......... -.
steupen. ....,.',......... 10
Montgomery ).....,..........
nichmoho. ..''''.'....''.'...
rota, in Ia counties. .... .l2l 60 ~
ave have q letter direct from Onondaga county, Civ
Ing tho above result and also the Of the Super
The Albany Register gives the Of TWEEN oaa
Know o.hins Supervisors elected In
IA letter from Cortland, dated Feb q, says Tho
Know Nothngs in nine out Of the fourteen towns
posing the county, have succeeded in ele;tns their
(a) Tine Albany Register gives the above result
~ The Albany Ersning Journal says;-lhe Know
m th: county, and succeeded IN electns their men in
majority OF tho towns.
The Car Of JuggeDaut went through tho country with
rush-drven BY one "sam."
Teen towns in Delaware county have elected American
te) The Fultonvils Wig says-Ths democrats united
with the Know Nothngs and elected their tickets in
most OF the towns
DENTON MEETING IN sT. LOUIS TO DENoUscE THE
KNOW EorHISGS.
The St. louis Republican, of the 21st inst gives the
following report Of Benton anti-Know Nothing meet
ing held in that place on the Goth
In to handbll posted on Sunday last meet
ing Of the unierrihed Benton party Of st. Louis Was he'd
at The Rotunda last evening, TO denouLce the Know
Nothngs. Our epterprising reporter Of de
tailed to tale notes the proceedings but owing to the
crowd Of small boys that obsructed the stairs they
lit vt which time the business Of the assembly vas
,ah blast. DR.. Cornelius Campbell had been appoint,
,bairnnn, and Others to- numerous TO MENTION Vice
PIeAiients ami Secretaries.
Mr. Sturgeon was speaking when the reporter reached
the hearing point aforesaid. He said that tas demo
cracy was determined to become . unit (Chcsrs and
hisses) That the secret association, commonly called
eHi.sss s' and eheets.hs,e, ahead He hoped tho
democrats Of st. ouis would join shoulder 70 shoulder
resist their nsduous wIes. Mr. Sturgeon resumsd his
seat amid much applause.
M Recorder simmons was then Loudly called for.
Of bat s
not ON hand TO address the meeting AZ last Mr..
simmons rose and spoke at considerable length. He
appealed to she Constutoo, ADD to the many Fourth
q July speeches that have been made - prove the
Know Noibings tobe illegal and monstrous eombina-
puation He was Of the decided opniou that Ia Fay
cite vssa better man than Benedict Arnold (Cnesrs
one suge esed that 1t fast becoming asy
lun) He called upos tas democracy 70 unite
The eonmittse on resolutions then brought them In
sBd thsy read. They were very severe upon the
Sy bsips rendered concise After the reading,
notion made and seconded In another,
!er her ad"p.ioa The vote was put and responded
vhereupoo the Oh rman With eminent gravity, declared
that the ayes had Il. fbsrcupon the Wee Presidents
smiled and tho assembly roared while ianu neraole
Angers performed innuIsrsbe gyrst,ons on innumer-
abb Noes
with remarsable eloquence-the audience, however
being 80 I'D hammered as to laugh and hiss. Who be-
Aavsd in this manner' The democracy
motion beng made to adjourn, the vote vas de-
cdediy against adjournment; tue Chairman, however,
(hueh laughing, Kissing and general rush for the
dssrs)
rae STOCKTON AMERICAN MOVEMENT.
A corr. spondent of The Newark Hsrcury says:-Con-
trary 80 general expectation the stocs ton American
movement Is assuming some Importance. The nucleus
Of the affair appears TO be 10 Philadelphia where
Informed fifteen twenty clubs have recently been
sssDzed for the purpose Of promoting the claims Of the
Carolina, to the Vice Presidency similar clubs have
been Instituted In several towns In this state but
all under the ma uenss Of the 'sbapgbss organization
II 10 runored here, with what truth know not, that
ana i. i rosssle that his recent wish. 70 Boston in com
psDy with Senator oterts and Mr. John Jones, had
s..s T,srssd, 70 TIE .Iton ., Sarea 20 ,as,
favor Of s'ochtoa and Rsyner, and 10 regarded quite
an access on by those interested In The movement.
Know NOTHING ANTI Know NOTHING MEETING.
me etipg held in Berkeley county, s. O., on the
I'D inst ostensbly TO denounce the Know Nothngs at
which he following truly Rnor Nothing resoutoss
R.fol..o that We tho citizens Of South Casolina as
peace loving and law abiding subjects aereL having
lonv and ap1iousy watched the many evils daily grow
ing around u.s. ma mating from a blind policy the
D.t State 10 regard TO
the naturalization o! foreigners whereby salt Foreigners
may at any time after short space ave years
sdencs and without anv rezari TO their snoweigs of
the principles OF our insutdtons Decoms a. once Tree
and pdey. n1ent voters.
That We d.snning the said privileges extremely de
trn.ntAl TO the progress 81 republican, soTernmsDt,
feel duty Incumbent upon us 20 oss our every effort,
with due 70 the Laws OF our country) %
suppress those influences, the cation OF which
must eventually prove rulnous TO this republic
And with vie- 10 that End, We hereby pledge our
se es that, nhsmuch native born M. 70 be
yer ~ thi. republic for twenty years before he
become independent voter, believe II no more
sn whsf just 70 ourselves and the future welfare OF
orr country requires, that every foreigner shall be
e,ttfep the length o time before ike
manner sfai b. come indie pendent voter and We are
Se rnir 81 10 support for onlcn whatsoever
wbo<re not in favor o. the twenty years cir.n.
sbp oev.ry foreigner oefore he become paturazed
Mr. Hiram sloeam Is the Know Nothing candidate for
Mayor in Troy, ~ Y.
JUDGE LoRTSG.
In the House o. Representatives Of Massachusetts on
the 21th ut STRANGE presented against
removal Judge loring for the reasons assigned by
other petitioners for his removal aud referrsd the
eenmii.e that suhec. II u signed by $40 gentle
men, including Charles jackson, Edward Everett the
lawrence, Benj. Humphrey and msny Other Of tho
most influential They respectfully submit that
the remsvA OF Judge by address 10 the executive for
sB act done by him in another capacity and not proh
b,fed ny LAW infringement upon the niencs
the judiciary, and 10 not within the just and true In
teryreiauon Of the ennstitution Of hAssschusettsn
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL prsTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
The liersperia (va) Sentfnel Ia authorized 10
nouuee the Hon. William Smith A. candidate for
erection 10 Congress in the seventh district
Hon Cohn NJ Ingersol declines n nomination for
Congress from the New Haven district, in brief litter
He when the convention assembled two months
nc preferences 81 delegates from Othsr sei-
tioos OF The distc. mos. generously waived In
. favor ami vas hoaoiei With uaauim nomna-
a.. 49, III and