The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12
Our Pottsvtne Correspondence.

PoTrsvuIE, Oct. 4. 1858.
BacAGncn and Brectnrd0e Eiecti,neering P-nnyloa
mia on The Fremont and Fee kansds Platform cau
Of Mr.. Platform.
II the Southern capitalists the three hundred and
forty-sx thousand saveholders, who threaten a. G.,
half dozen OF them) dissolve the Union, and to
forrake a nation OF twenty millions OF People-thcy
not have al their own way in the government Of that
na,on-ir they were to catch man from the North
among them VINO dared 10 SPEAK Of ''.ree Kansas"
would they not Indignantly lynch him. and try
him. send him by force out Of the country? Tney
would do fo-tsey do -. Then If they but catch
Mr. Buchanan ard the few desperate men who, having
encased their conscences IN brass and sdamant follow
s his des oerate fortune Of oil hazards they certainly
will lynch him anc them I'll. Why sos Mr.. Buchanan
and Mr. Breckenridge nov going all over aud round
about The state Of Pennsylvania preaching Stree Kan
tS." Are they converted Are they become young
republicans and true democrats, Have they abandoned
the apostate democracy VITA; does this mean Has
Mr. Platform already jumped of from the PLATFORM Has
he who laid himself down on The backs OF Pierce aud
Tshu Yen Buren, and who gave himself up 10 be be-
strided BY o negro savedrfver and negroes-has n
shAsen Of tie black nightmare The heavy incubus and
umped upright from OF bis bearers and ceased &c be
ur Platform Is Mr. Platform dead Yes, he has done
80, aud Mr.. Platform Is dead can produce The pla
card paraded In the interior towns and villages 81
PEI nsylvania beaded 10 large flaming letters, "Bi
chanan Breckenridge ard free Kansas Here there IS
public notification Of the death Of M Pliaorm This IS
This is the second tine that Mr. Buchanan bears pub.
lie ,eet mopy before tho world in favor Of Mr. Fremont
.ss h s IN se o. D
MA Not having the lear Of lynchng before his eyee Mr.
Buchanan proclams himself before the people Of Penn
,yysuia FIRE nd OF ee kansasthat is OF making kan
sas free Now, this IL the Fremont platform.
Is Mr. buchanan sincere, or 10 Il merely an election
ui.k intended 20 cheat and deceive the good people Of
PenpsylvtniaY IL will not insult Messrs Buchanan
and Breckenridge by supposing them guilty OF the viest
cheating snd Ing. we must believe them 70 De sincere
converts. The dilemma Is ineIricable for them they
are either one OF the other.
II would be en- unavailng bubble to peai aud say
that Mr. Buchanan has not done this u u hs ireods VINO
have done H. Mr. Buchanan Is 70 proh by II II II can be
made successful cheating the people Of Pennsylvania
&c who has hrelngs engaged In stealing 90 lying tor
HIM s the eye Of the lag, jast IA gully stealing or
OF wing a. his agents moro especially ~hen I, Is al done
or his profit participation In the PROFITS Il any can
be made, Is participation IN the crime
Pou-ynty Penn, Oct, 4, 1853.
Ar, tie Fremon1s Ch>1>d W ne FElnoretto? We sh1u
S<-7radinoo M Wrong Ptdfors-L>t Va Lock into u.
There Is more danger TO the Fremont cause In Penn
sylvanm n the November ecton, from tae Know
No,hirgs or Fillmore men, than there s, by long de
gree from any other quarter whatever The reason Is
no, because OF no real strength OF Fillmore 10 Pennsyl
vapia (Which though Il is not little s a. nothing in all
P,npsylvana compared with that Of Frcmort) but be
cause OF confusion and deception. The Fillmore mon
having no national Issue or platform OF their own which
dare av7V, put tnelF mAn on fftmott PAt0fH
Nv III. means thousands are drawn away for Fillmore
beheyingn 10 be IN the same cause and on the rGne
principles his ia natural enough for Fillmore really
,,ocd IN honesty and truth the great national
democratic principles on which Fremont stands, would
be mmaera perhaps, 10 the country which OF the two
made the chooe Of the people for me ffesaensy
put Inc Know Nothiugs PIT Fillmore on Fremonts plat
torm when the man himself not there aud would De
abe 10 say II be elected, nancr vas on tas pla
forr thousands of voters will 49, FILLMORE by THIS
AZ, action who Il they knew the platform he stands
upon would abllre MIN and the deceit pracused upon
them. -, -. 4. =.
r..sd bv overnor Floyd accom- plshtd. tnst will open
the eye, great many Of his present followers IN Penn
ne means 81 the deception they practise pretending
10 advocate Fremont principles, tnsf party asses the
greatest show IN ths contes, ~ resnsy an = o.
cause there are tnousands Of fremonters drawn with
,hcu believing Fillmore 70 DC ~ mach a. favor q
bsrty and oppored 10 slavery extension as Fremont
They had a meeting here yesterday evening and have
neetDss almost every evening IN Oh the towns rcuna
about Their sdver ICED speakers dla 20. come Dsns
dsplas "a music wagons fireworks iransparcnccs and
baupg torches All they have 70 say, and Al
| u 4 sectional party. What do they mean b. thisf
They soy that the Fremont party y Northern puiy,
ard therefore u sectional Ibis comes VITO bad gaee
ron ho man VINO hid high the votes OF the south
In BIZ Albany speech. Who Is most seccnal-the man
VITO goes for supporting the violence and robbery o. =
lew hot hcade1 arstosrais Of the SOUTH the
goes for putting stop 70 such violence and robbery.
without dimnishing the rights OF either SOUTH North
the meeting 20 ts numbers and enthusiasm did not
correspond with the dspsy AMI enihusism OF s get.
sers.up There we're Al toe utmost than ave
| hundred present OF these i pianly - be per
eeved that only few dozen men were sympatasers and
| co ysorkers The Fremont mee'ngs are every rhere
three times large, without nrerorSs transparenccs
"a hands OF music 70 attract. The FILLMORE meetings
are accordingly composed IN great part q noisy ~
ana inc Fremont meetings OF attentive LISTENERS Bot
ne hands and uanspsrenc'es and the rockets MAKE
4 the greatest show, -. a. u-,.
| ~, ,her standard bearer land they know ~ stands
snap The game platform, you take ont the Cuba PLANK
ana m, in Know Noshingism 10 YES place Tue platform
n IA general words "subserveucy 20 few violent mel
beonstpg 10 section OF the Union" Both Fillmore auf
Rochspan stand before the people upon sectional view
ard prln oes which 70 surrender power place, ter
\ rtory aud everything 20 a gee On go, ~ -,
nut why are the natives or Know Notnings 40 nosul
20 Buchanan nd hs party Their Opposition y bse'
upon quite other grounds than that q the fremonters
Theirs the hereditary and federal hatred OF the ot
enemies of Jefferson and NJ democrSy. " toe hatres
Of Ell the old parties heretofore opposed 10 the democrats
now united ogesber under the one pame o. Americans