Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-18

northern frlenQs OF tne Kansas NeprasKa OH
with the vengeance of their constituents. How
these apples swan for the time being! The
like of their staggering was never seen be-
fore Where, now, stands opposition to the
principle of the KansasNebraska policy OF
this so we'll abused administration, If ever tho
wisdom and patriotism of a great measure Of
state was INDICATED, that has been done In
the Congressional elections Of Tuesday la:t'
in the case of that best abused of all we'll
abused measures-the Kansas Nebraska act.
Put him In G lass Case, and send him to
Barnum,-At q p. m. yesterday, our talented,
amiable and ingenious neighbor was still
cock sure, e'en-a-most, that Pennsylvania had
triumphantly elected the three Fremonters on
the late Fusion State ticket, whom he has been
urging the keystone State Fillmourners to
support With 90 much vehemence throughout
the last eight weeks. Nay, he is positively
certain from the signs embraced il the result
of the Pennsylvania election of Tuesday last,
that the State will on the 4th prOximo give
majority of from twenty to thirty thousand
agains. Buchanan. He has no earthly doubt
of the fact, and gravcly devotes column and
a half to the work Of satisfying his readers that
they may safely bet CT it. Well, there are
funny people in this world Of ours; and our in
terestng neighbOr is fairly entitled to be reck-
oned Gone on EN-" The man goes about his
task 50 earnestly as to generate the suspicion
that he really believes what he writes in that
connection, though to credit his sincerity is 10
conclude that ho has gone stark nad.But he
is, truly, the most sanguine gentleman we ever
knew. That he should publish sdcn things
with the returns then received before hi, eyes,
accOunts for his previous losses in polite al
ventures in times past, of which some time
since be discvursed his ealers. How can a
man without practical brains succeed in poll
tics, or anything else
His friends who have lost SO heavily by bot
ting on his asscvcratiOns as t. what the result
o. this Pennsylvania election would be, have
but themselves to blame for they had before
them the severe lessons to have been drawn
from reliance on his Judgment relative to the
probable results Of the contest between Vie
and FIcurnoy ard the last Washington ci;y
out tho bottoms Of their pockets most success
fully. Men WHO will thus be gullcd into such
severe losses three times in so short period
by the same adviser, can really blame but
themselves. We protest against tho curses
they are now shoTsriDg upon the poor fellows
head, as he had clearly proved himself pre-
viously 10 be essentially a - whiting in such
matters. Men like those duped by him, as
explained above, should not complain after
thus pertinaciOusly playing know nothings ia
matters Of business as we'll as politics.
{ The BIuo He's Chicken The editor Of
the Doylestown pa Democrat, is somewhat
jabilaIt over the result of the election in his
county Of Bucks. 1t viii! be remembered that
Bucks was first telegraphed as having given
80 majority for the Fusion State ticket. 1t
however turned out that it had really given
1000 majority for the Democrats The fact is
announced in an extra from the Doylestown
DSmocrGt flee with growing heading, as
follows, fairy emitting its odit)r to b. regard
g 4 as the yoritable 80 Blue Hem Chicken"
HAVE YOUREARD THE NEWS p
GREAT EARTHQ Z IN BUCKS
The Woolly II orse r Gun sred on the ocky Noun
ta!ns, a ID tae n T. gers ! ost on the Piairies
DEMOCRATIC BLOOD WORTH TEN CENTS DRoP!
BuriingaIne, Greeley, Wilmot, Reeder Banks
AID Abby Kelley Floundering among the
N;ggers!
The Border Ru6anS -4bout, and The Eemo-
cuts end old Line Wigs Carrying tito
F2Gg and Keeping Step to tic Mnste
Of the Un.on.
The People of Poor BLEEDING Kansas to Gov
crn Themselves ard Make their Own Laws,
THE FOUL ISLANDERS OF THE ABOLITION INTEL
LIGESCER EEBUKED BY THE PEOPLE!
THE JACKSON DEMOCRACY BROKE
LOOSE,
BUCKS GIVES ABOUT ONE THOUSAND MAJORITY