The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09
Political Gossip.

The Fremont movement spreading in the South, even
faster than anticipated Already there are Fremont eec
torackets in Virginia, Kentucky and Maryland, and ar
engagements nearly perfected for bringing out tickets In
Delaware Missouri Tennessee louisiana Texas aud
North Carolina viii probably follow suit and the
electors chosen by the popular voice In South Caro-
lima, would not despair Of that State On this
subject the Nashville Gazette says
We learn from private and reliable that we are
have Fremont eeo ticket In the State Of Tennessee,
based upon the platform OF the NEw York HERALD That
Kansas must be admitted into the Union as slave State
II free State then two States must be carved out
OF Texas slave States and admitted into the Union al
the time as to preserve an equality oil represen-
taon in the Senate Of the United States between the
two great sectional divisions Of the Union" II such
ticket gotten up In Tennessee Kentucky 1t would
doubtless receive from i've to fifteen thousand votes.
Is Fremont a Catholc9 Rev. j. Barnwen Campbell,
rector Of st. Philips Protestant Episcopal church, in
Charleston, South Carolina, writes to the Charleston
Courier that he nds recorded in the register of St Phil
ips church. the handw riting OF Bishop Gadsdcn the
following words" On the 9th Of June, 1921 OF st.
Philips congregation, was confirmed at st. Paus
church, by the Right Rev. Nathaniel Bowen, Charles
Fremont, a non COMMUNICATE
Hon. James L. Orr, member OF Congress from South
Carolina is TO stump Connecticut in the present
III favor Of the Forney democratic candidate for the Pre-.
sidency Mr. Orr is disunonstso says the Charleston
Meycvy-and the sentiments he will carry into Connec-
ticut will not be very agreeable TO the Uaivn loving
people OF that STATE
Somebody has sent the Sumter s. c., Wl.chman a
pamphlet entitled Liberty Slavery the Only Issue, ("
and tie editor the publisher and author not to
arifk their in that regon' they will be
treated to something they do not desire Free speech
free prees AID free intercourse stwcen the States.
The Baltimore Patriot, in long article Mr.. Blu
chaDar political life, shows him up having been at
different periods anti democrat democrat peace advo-
souri, compromise Kansas Nebraska, anti slavery. pro.
slavery and, in short. has always kept himself in that
soft state which enables the dominant party to mould
him into any form it peased-the newest shape into
which he has been converted being that Of the Cincinnati
platform.
Two gentlemen in Cincinnati made bet on the ques.
ton whether Catholic priest would marry q couple
knowing both be Proestans To settle the nar they
both called at St. Xaviers College IN that city, where
they were informed that where couples present them
selves desiring to be united in marriage and both
Protcstants Catholic priests have hesitation what
ever in marrying them.
large number Of the Fillmore citizens OF Nashville
have invited Senator John Bell Of Tennessee parake
Of public dinner.
Chittenden, in Vermont gave the republican candidate
for Governor 80 votes. The democratic candidate had
only vote The one dsserter the Postmaster.
The latest recruit to the ranks OF tbs political preachers
is the Rev. Henry Clay Dean, Chaplain Of the United
States Senate. He has not actually preached politics
from the pulpit but il Is said he has been writing demo.
crate eecuoneerDg pamphlets be distributed by the
democratic members OF Congress.