, 1856-11-14
News ahead Of the Mail!
FOUR GUNS FOR CALIFORyIA!!
FIRST GJl FOR BJCHAyAN!!!

.auIu has tGirt1 taUlorh!a ~ large ma
,ority.
The Daily Sun of Nov. 9Th, claims, ac-
corlmg to the manner the returns were
coming in, thar the democratic nominees
will have carried the State 10y from 10000
to $4,000 majority Cap. BALcH is oi
opinion that it cannot F,ll short of 900
The San says " Fremont will he bertei
by Fillmore hy qnitc us much odds as FIJI
more Will Ivy BdcHaHan. most huniliating
d'feat to the Couqneror Of California;
Up to the hour Of going To press, the
aggregate Of the vote for the Presideutia!
Electors, as far as the adyiccs received,
stood as follows:
For Buchanan. n............ 81, ,4SG
Fillmore. 10, l9S
Fremont. ............, ,42O
1t is also stated as certain that Scorr
and McKIBBES, the democratic candidate,
ior Congress, will be elected by large ma
jOrities.
On the receipt of the news here, fou
thunder.ng guns were ired-one for each
electoral vote of Cali.onii, dMa for Baeh
and Breck.
The Pacific coast is all rirht on III,
Union "qnesIion, now let us hear how ii
is responded to from the Atlantic
Although larger yo'e was cast in San
Francisco at the late than at the previous
election, it appears that the democratic
legislative ticket has been defeated. This
is rather n rebnke to tile accusation Of
ballot'boS stuiling, SO much harped npoa
hy the leaders OF tue late Vigilance Coul'
mltiee.
We are further indebted to Capt. BALcn
for copies of the New York Herald and
Tribune, of Oct. 9th, both of which papers
beg very imploringly that California allure
Fillmore anil whppl into line for Fremont
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tn"hce OF carrying us own otale' ana pre-
''."s' 10 ino"aoe' aa" " C"'.'o''''a rte'nO"'
'nAj"r''! o' zV'VoU or oO'VOO. II tlie pre-
diclions oT these two leading Black Repub-
lican orgaus are SO wide of the marx as 10
In. result of The election in nil the States
.i,,a. 49,, p;u.a. IN -.
"'' ""' ",''''' WI, ""se
sorry time Oh II III reaching tue freslden-
tial chair.
We have barely time to give our readers
u few items Of news which we copy from
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'eireSeu' 'he Aerr''ory Us oeins per'eet'y
tranquil Warrants have been issued for
S'r.ngfrllow, Sherff Jones, and other pro.
slavery men. The border was closed against
the free State men gong aud returning.
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tho RtpnJJie,n from Gov Ge,rr dstsd tbe
20 h Sept. says that United States troops
will be stationed at points where troubles
are "u'"'l'aleu u''r','s Tue Vohng e'es''on'
mate exercise Of suffrage will he punished
with the utmost severity. Mr.. Whitfield
is the nroslavery cundidnte for Congress.
A letter to the Iemoerat. dated the 24th,
saws that the free State prisoners had been
examined before Judge CATO. and commit.
ted for trial at the April term of the Court
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