The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-25

AEoTrEE sorrlERS oUT&AGI--fhe New Haven Pal Idium
Guy Ia, Ter soe year past IL Norfolk Va. @Ss
scoper by mob.
when IRE occurrir public attention was diverted and he
FED n cguse 70 vessel 10 the nsrbor upon which he came
meat
The above appears in tho NEW YoRK HERALD Of Wed
pesdsy ana another OF the nnuuerabie instances OF
the sacri,y with which the ahohaonists the North
eze every yretext for deamrs their southern bre6
ren ~. The acts, have from the City Ser
geant Mr. VIM 7 Hendren are as toIow.-
When annard banded In bis ticket to the sergeant he
at the time called Fremont and Dayton " The
sergeant repeated handed the ticket the
commissioners without remark The vote was challenged
by outsider who II sisted that stannard not
sdent OF the city. Being questioned by the commits
that point no stated that he had been resi-
dent Norfolk Tor the last nve years. carrying the
NAMED IN Farhsven. no was Connecticut man, he
always considered Norfolk hs place OF residence On
teen electors, IL contained only the following
jean G Fremont Of California. for Presideut.
wilism L. Dayton. Of Delashre, for Vice Presiaent.
The missoners Of course, could not receive IT, but
Il entered on the back OF the poll.
As Standard bad called out the names OF Fremont aud
the sergesn, CONSIDERABLY directed police oser Al
tend BIN through the crowd outside and beyond the
bouI ds OF the court yard, protect him from possible
nguit injury; but the precauton altogether
ceseary manested the slightest INCLINATION 70
moieet BIN, although evident to alt that the
vAoo AS sbs w be sworn BY the sergeant
required would suggest TO the editors of the Nav
they II community, and to tue msesty
truth both Of which have been vieiy outraged
through their respective papers in this matter 70 trans
Havirg shown eoucusivey that preference Stan.
rsId io Fremont bad nothing 70 DO Win ms nsnt rom
the soie OF IT, rbe singular circumstance that
he shoud have bees resident OF Norfolk for so long
Term five years carrying on regu lr business-sod
he vile and family oil that time living in Conoectcut-
coupled with the fact OF his well known abolition proci.
vites fashed sp5n some minds that with the hucser
ing combined the Office OF agent Of the
dergrorDd raroad-in other words, en.cng and aiding
sases 90 Escape from from theft owners. To what
ten, .br surmise Was entertained and whether IL
attended BY any threats against StAnnArd, we have not
mob Tor excite nen,'-snd the proeaslsy Is ,hs,
he fed Of pstgsions Of his using conscience
BIZ; instead OF nyps for shelter and coneea meat on
board Of ytssel we are credioly informed ne went
away oreniy IN the Baltimore steamer.
south Carolina and the Union Mr.. HUI
chansn's Election.
fFrom the Charleston Mercury, Nor. IS
We are blamed because we do not recognise the cleo
ton ., Mr. Buchanan ~ ssnAi q peace between the
North and the south Perhaps part Of fault H. thai
csDno, comprehend the force OF The following crate
10 Buck and rrteS, asd he Union too"
We like the men who ceis bra,ed mclodious
lines well the apibor himsel but do not believe
tna, they have any power q establishing aud preserving
. pcacs abe ION between the North and he soaln
Nor 90 believe that for interest or the south,
Eor OF the Ntrth. 10 continue coanes,ion cele
bra,sd curing the last twenty year, cry continuous
esd epbi,.esed controversy aways growing more bitter
tad hopeless OF MISUNDERSTANDING MI Legislation
euler IT'D sect0pailsm. or ssh the bargaining OF
yepai ccsns 10 exchange One sectional interest against
Arotfer.
IL, any Inas ,als the whole series Of Presidential eec
ots from the be ginDrx to the prcscn and say whether
The eiecton 81 M Bocnansn proof that The ssnu
inert Of Inioum Of Difference 20 the rights aud opinions
Of ali Of the coriederacy, la tumphcd Ia this
result Mr.. Buchanan fas received the vote Of four
Northern states and fourteen Southern states " the
Ties favor Of free Governors very OF the
pfesde election. In o. toe remaining tvs (fndi
anal the Bucbansn ticket received only pluraty; and
Ia bot OF the focr-te native Staie-had be MAJOR
ny Of sl the votes cest and this consisted q but 1Os
votfs, out CT sggreEste OF 4oo, Tvs.
AID South u called upon 10 rect ssshed with this
resun reprcachcd for iodng aud not
ssyirg satsned that u viii ast time, or n
least that viii lAs AZ Mr. MAes~oer says, "ti some
thing terms up"
For our part We nothing that turn up. under
Tins perpetual preaching OF ttrnsm - The supreme
good the depressing Humiliation and final subectiou
Of the south 20 svowedly hostile country. For
cialy practically the North Ia separated from
They only hostile 10 In their IDEAS but they
perfstunlly entertain the deserminatoe OF dominating
over o. egsatng ior Ne upon our nos, intimate 50
ca short OF rcvolutonizng the entire rsmc
f industrial alton, aud leaving 70 tho
Wild Of chance whether shall the immi.
nsnt destiny Of barbarian ard demoralzatiop.
10 tbe inject OF all these evidences Of sectional hostility,
which strong called upon
70 receive The e of Mr. elected because
enemies Of the south could not agree among them
seves-elected by very small ms5ority-elecscd by
ninmsty a. sbe popular voe-as proof OF the
srce n Union and constitutional prinoirles, and
pedse the conditions Of The confederacy hersa
Better faithfully ul6led We think have
bic quantity Of crcduiy but We have not eaough 70 swa