The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-20
Perry, Walker,
DAM Y NJ

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Democratic majority Observation-Disclosures. Alb
vor FOR CONGRESSMAN ClScMSAn.-rhe following
is the vote in the First and Second Cincinnati Congress
sonal districts Of Ohio
Fi,st District Second DiSrid.
Taft rep..........3, 1o6 Guriey, rep.... ...f ,44
Pendleton, dem .6Oss Groesbeck, dem......62az
Terrence, K. N.....2389 Harrison, K. Ill
TIE voTE PmADEIPmA.-The Philadelphia North
American says the pollea in that city at the late eec
ton, truly extraordinary. It foos up e6 6z2 accord
Ing to the Return Judges but a. they have excluded
several precincts, the whole total viii probably reach
10000 The highest poIIed before in philadel
phia was At the election last spring. when the number
was $3.50. The increase, taking the present official
aggregate, d 1850 II this vote be an honest one II
indicates population o. near oo0, 900 In the city.
OPINIONS OF Gov WISE In ALABAMA quoting some
OF the threats Of Gov Wise against the Union the Mobile
Adrertisu, Of the 18th, says:-
II stated some months ago-we believe, last WIN
TERN papers, melancholy fact that the intel
tina, be was becoming insane. The hypothesis now would
certainly be charitable one for what other ground
for? lie who in the possession Of all biz faculties and Of
sober sense could give expression to such sentiment,
would richly deserve to be hung in eHgy, on gaOva
high Hamans. Whether insane not Wise Is unit
occupy the place he does Instead OF possessing cool
ness discretion, judgment and good practical sense.
which the present crisis requires his passionate
rawlings his boundess a,use OF everybody who will not
bgoted proscripve and narrow contracted views are
making him the laughing stock Of the country the polu
cal Don Quixote OF the times.
KAysAs-A letter from Kansas dated October g. says
that large companies of emisrants coming into
Kansas unmoested another Of date 2sth September
says that Governor Geary has granted wrs for the
rest Of Dr. Strngelow Gov Reid and other proslavery
men, but none had as yet been arrested
FAIR BUSINESS TRANsAcncS.-The Augusta Chronicle
OF the 18th Gays
Seriously all this talk thasthe North cannot do without
0et with w and I'll
that the most arrapt bumbug, and shows that those
who talk thus snor.n, Of ine laws.hat govern trade
and Of the dispositions Of our people We put cotton
in the market 70 be sold TO the buyer who will pay tho
most. What matter TO The planter II who gets IL
great upon us to sell upon buyers TO buy Does any
one seriously think that the division OF the Union into
ing cotton keep factories in work. Is any
TO suppose tina. the southern planter going 70
starve hmseH carry scheme OF vengeance against
some Northern factory girl by starving herf
WHAT DorGIAs BEEN aAYcG,-In . speech OF Sena.
tor Douglas delivered at Gasna recently and reported
says the Augusta Chronicle In democratic paper he
| Marked
They call me proslavery man; but am, like you,
opposed 10 slavery and rejoice 10 the policy which has
made the savehodng States of seventy years ago FREQ
states at this time fam that my adopted satso
democrats are opposed 10 slavery.
ARNoyAI IN KAxsAs.-Ar G. W. Brown writes from
Lawrence, Oct 7, to the Cincinnati Gazette that Mr..
Shoemaker, the Pubic Receiver, has been recently
moved, TO make for the servile Hck.spte TO
be found in the country The only crime urged against
Nr Shoemaker the fact that mpsthizes with those
who In favor Of making KaI free State Border
rufsns drove him by violence from Lsavenworth City,
with hundreds Of other good men, and Frank Pierce
drove him out OF oce, and appointed tool in his place.
ISplAsAThe loss Of Indiana (f los attributable to
the Know Nothinss, who voted direct for Willard and
against the republican nominees The truth lis that the
friends Of Mr.. Fillmore Just enough to dc.
troy, without having the least efficiency for good.
MEETING OF NE GOVERNORS Tho Charleston Stcaaara
tho l5,h abiding meeting Of the Governors At
EaIeigh n. G. at the recent fair, says
II Is scarcely necessary for " 70 say that are
Ikased a. such movement In articles pubsnei few
ecessiiy LOT concer. and gsnizaton the souh We
are not concerned about the form Of u;h organza-
common 10 the whole south. and the executives OF tho
several States possessed Of the Independence up
10 the responsibilities Of the high position they assume
viii constitute organization which may DO adequate To-
at lcait some OF tho emergencies Of our condition.
TIE RESULT IN PENNSYLVANIA, AND ITS CAusE.-Benja-
min 7. Bltler, Hq OF Lowell, says tho Boston Hl.Taph
the mos knowing and Influential man in the Buchanan
ranks in Massachusetts, and Of tho TO tho
Convention At Cincinnati sAid yesterday while speaking
OF the Pennsy lvsnla election that would be found that
twenty thousand members OF the Order OF United Ame.
rcans, who had been reckoned the day the ele,
ton as Fillmore men, had voted the Buchanan State
ticket.
Our AeAN.-The Paterson, N. j., Garden continues
TO cling dirt in the eyes Of It's Buchanan friends. II
says
II the State Ia carried by the small majority Of p,ry
thousand or no for our canse and if the republicans
party only five months ODD has nearly defeated our
general ncket-dos por.end that the people are get
ting sverse to democratic prncplesS No. Il Only shows
that where the contest Is between we'll known demo
and also proves The popularity Of The reuuIcsn csud
date, John Fremont. democrat Of the dyed the
snS o. hs crsea % a o. se
From such one there 10 no danger 10 the democracy,
even though he was no, nominstod By the regular
cratic convention. But this much We do know that
whether he sihe regular candidate not, he support
cd BY "old ronsides that ife long champion of the
ticket since the periDg Of his ali for glory Of our
country. That he is recommended aad supported BY
very marrow Of regular old fashioned democracy Our
honest conviction that tho election q Fremont would,
not provcdnastrous 10 the democratic party.
GERMAN BorrERs-The Cincinnati Enquirer (dsmo.
craic) Of the l7ih charges tho Germans Of Eamilson
county with having boiled. says
Had the Germans stood by their coors, aud voted IA
heretofore the democratic majority Tuesday Ia Ham
gained every but In The old democratic
where tho Germans prcponderate.
Horsoy's Cnocr Xxx Speaker LttIeohn running for
assembly In osweso county, N. ", against speaker ROB-
insop, OF the present House.
nLEeAf yorIyG The Louisville Jou,uc, sees the 10
Gusts coming, and gives the Know Nothing leaders.
timely warning. Nsays,-
As surely there blue sky above us our political
opponents he niger driving democracy have for some
time past been making systemacsl Arrangements 70 cast
thousands o. fraudulent votes In Kentucky the 9Th OF
November.
TBr NEw 0RrEa Ms DrrTA RrBrHKD The Mobile R,cs
Ter q the 18th says Of the Dd 'when tina, paper as
70 be the espoundcr ofSdemocracy, teacherof
oyalty 10 loyal Southern men, should be treated with
the contempt ito presumption deservean
Bos GEoRck z. iigIARD, In Fillmore meeting In Bos-
ton on the 1eth inst, amer setting forth the qualifications
and claims OF Mr.. Fillmore for the Presidency, came
down upon Col. Fremont with perfect shower Of brick
IS be thought, doubt when be delivered himself Of
the following
We have among US gentleman who has qualities no,
mike those OF Mr.. Fremont. I mean Or. Kane. ZAP.
llause) let me not mention him without q tribute 10
Ills genius enterprise and high sentiments of humanity
Poth are young men--both have served their Country