The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-25


niger drivers yet II will he done Tumphan,y. On the
ah Of November lndiana too will como out for Fremont
on the naked ksue At the big election. Mark that
PENNSYLVANIA.
OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENTS.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 20, 1864
Oduses Of ne Republican Dsea. in Pcsnsysoania-D c,ue
Organization Of tie Porty-Error Comnired IN Importing
Yankee Abolittoniss ia.o ne Cont>s:C0saUG.ioe Send
men. Of PcnnsyIoonia R<gords the Rights Of ne SouA
-Prerecls Of tie November Election, &C., dc
The defeat of the republican party In this state the
late elections, ID common In such catasrophes, Is
var,ousy attributed 70 other than the real -
alleged and perhaps truthfuify the part come s,
the shameless abandonment Of and IeaSheYy to, the
union ticket by hundreds and thou OF the Fillmore
es was the Of the aie defeat whilst the part
Of others Ia affirmed that the unprecedented Pipe laying
Of the Buchananes wrought the exclusive disaster
Both causes combined unques1onably operated most
potently and effectively and yet apprehended do
not constitute sufficient groundwork for the result
The great secret Of the republican defeat resides In
truth that distinctive and intelligent party organ,za
ton characterized It's machinery and operations.
Relying almoet wholly upon the general endorse
ment Of is doctrines and their with the
sentiments Of the people, II was van,y believed
tina. sort Of popular tre," BY means OF music, ean
ners monster meetings and ad eaptGssdum imported
eectuay rally the Masses and thereby the labor
Of the details Of general county and school district
ganzaton The 'old fogy" party tactics, now that .
"newn in the eek and in . popular cause
Of avail being unsuted 70 the age and not demanded
by the circumstances The experience OF the past
not adapted to the Mt requirements and demands Of
The new party and the old and tried machinery was
made give place to 1.-THE fuss and feathers OF the
experiment. Verify they have had their reward They
sowed the wind, and behold, they have reaped the
wbiriwind. 4 fitting harvest, truly, for such consum
Ia ufnf llt ~ m M
Vow that the unexpected event has been realized In
all In force and ceases 70 sstoupd the popular mind,
which sufficiently sstuie 20 make the pro per dhcrimi
nations refer the effect TO the right cause,
certainly wse art especially In view OF the thorough
institute careful analysis Of the past that the future
follies
Assuming that the organization win be complete In all
parts although In apprehended that the time 10 too
restricted to give ts full efficiency and power, were
sel 10 inquire other and more appropriate vehicles Of
communication with the people be devised than
imported Yankee abotiopsts and fanatics. Tho people
Of peunsy,ysna are IN no Just and proper sense aeo
and especially 10 Territories now free they yet have no
npahy with shose who would invade the constitutional
S sD Of % pecn.
conservative and national In doctrine, sentiment and
phls nhrop,sis ana Ore eating iaDsics The "key TO
the arch mparts strength 70 the whole BY guarding
and protecting the right. Of each.
With less than five thousand abotionists within IT.
territory, not 70 speak Of The impocy OF such move
ent to say the least OF t. certainly In very bed
The hind and character Ssssossd payable oSencs 70
the popular and mind this point cannot be TOO well
guarded against In the future
than vinegar" rusm, unquestionaby, in politics -
well as in nature
or otherwYe OF this late organization. The result win
provo whether In this quarter the real weakness les
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 20, 1855
Proofs If Frdad-Denocrotc ErpeRditme-Some Of he
BriJe-E6ect If ne Election respects Jos Noclaoer, DC
Evidence mutphes OF the commission Of a.rocious
raud in this city Tuesday last An examination Of the
Of the wards by precincts shows that In those
dstricts In the Second, Fourth, Nineteenth and othcr
wards In which the watchers appointed by the Court 10
secure fair voting refused 70 the polls an
unparalleled vote polled, In making the
stand nine for the democrats 70 for the union
s1. In these wards there rs . large Irish population
where turbulence prevailed at the polls and the bodes
deter rinahon TO pollute the ballot boxes was openly
manifested In wards there we're more votes polod
than there are TAXABLE, whilst In others paupcrs saor
and men without the requisite qualifications we're not
only permitted but invited 70 cast their ballots The
whole vote Of the city exclusive Of several precincts
which, for informally, not includod) 6s es2
being an Of 10 3sa the municipal election
June, when there bitter contest and full vote In
consequence OF pressing and important local issues Last
ian the vote b4324 aes less than that Of las;
New YORK never polled more Than 90 as7 although eli
admit the population OF the latter 70 be much greater u
The general survey Of the fscs indicates the
practice Of Illegal voting extensive scale, and
Of the precinct returns and the testimony Of
numerous citizens leave doubt OF the correcincss Of
ess nyes,gauon and there IL no question Of The start
ing nature o. the develcpemenss ~hich WI be made
fbe democrats, though jublant admit their victory 70
be lees ssIal than they had right 70 expect nom The
nature Of the efforts used they ooufea 70 having
pended half million Of dollars canvassing the Sfats,
~. sna srpna ri more leaders They s.ocked ali the
railroads State with foreigners, and tcpt the clerks
Of Custom House busy for four weeks IN preparing
ority OF At least tan thousand which they would have
received the laundering msiovce In the wilEot
osbsr de vs.s in oSer psr,s o. the ssae An the fssud
rould have awaited, had the treason OF flmorses
DOT in ohio asd Indiana, directly Ldcd The enc
ny We the proof of this In the returns from
these counties where there q considerable Fillmore
organization and have confirmation Of In The
ecndsIe TransrIrt openly charges the know Nothing.
rfth frasernizirg with the Buchapeers 70 "crush ID
republican party In political circles here, s know
sbers The bargain struck, and the money p1i
sho received II and what was It's amount some Of the
ielows who are thus in the pay Of Buchanan are
city, and were active last thursday and rrioay pre-
venting all action which omised 70 overthrow Bucha-
oan. ssnderson, Of the Na, conferred With rorney,
Nruok bargain and on Tuesday performed his part OF
he contract you want 10 know anything uore abou,
ssndersoe read the manifesto cf The repubirans
s.pser~cn this mornsg deno-nces the oompromse
setoral ticket ~purious" and calls upon Unmors's
fritnds vote the straight out ticket He viii continue
70 ssnounee n unless frcmonss friends shcsid make
his In crest 70 drop his present associates. They will not
DO so, and he gill howl Until After The election
The Frcmcusers no, disbcarssned. In 1885 the
democrats carried the siate BY largo majority which
much reduced In November. In 1s4o their MAORI
~ in October w9 6e9 yet In November they lost the
State In 1Sss myior's majority vac rs 600 greater
than Johnstons for Governor and in 1852 P,erces
ory several thousands less than his party In Oco.
Der.
There no reason 70 despair OF the sa4e The demo.
uats, hel figures Prove are IN . minority, even With
hrse tickets In the neld. Last week several thousand
Fillmore men voted the democratic ucke4. Thsy viii
vote the Fillmore straNht out ticket next month The
frauds successfully perpetrsted cannot be repsssed
Fremont stronger than the Union sate ticket aud Bu-
ctsnan u weaker than HE partys state ticket The de-
nocrsn cannot repeat their prodeious eor and their
brains cannot coin new crimes AGAINST the purity Of cleo
TONS with thoroughly organized effort the state can
Re saved and Fremont be elected. Whether this effort