The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-27
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~ MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRapas.
Important from Pennsyivania.
THE TRUE STATE OF THE CASE-PROSPECTS IN
FAVOR OF BUCHANAN.

Important from Pennsylvania.
THE TRUE STATE OF THE CASE-PROSPECTS IN
FAVOR OF BUCHANAN.
HARRfsRURG Pa, Oct. 26, 1855.
Iepprehend that whilst 1t will be comparatively easy
matter TO unionize the here it will yet be much
difficult TO harmonic the leaders. The great
difficulty in the way originates In New York.
The first difficulty was the nomination of Dayton for
Vice President by the Philadelphia Convs ntor and that
Of Johnston by the New York Convention. Thurlow
Weed, John A. King and the Seward CLIQUE stuck TO
Dayton against the Pennsylvania II. Day,
George Law and others held to Johnston and tn
syvania clique. II Dayton had withdrawn at once
and Johnson substituted, Pennsylvania would havo
organized at for Fremont But this policy did not
suit Thurlow Weed, who did not want Fremont 10 sue
ceed Then commenced the secret and intrigues
betw N Weed and Day, which, aided by the gross
ignorance and mbecity Of George law and his clique,
have produced the paralysis in Pennsylvania and New
Jersey Taken in connection with the Gibbons and
derson ntrgues it has left them nothing but heartburn
ngs and hate.
Again some OF the Fillmore men In New York are dis.
pensng money here freely and in largo sums Among these
Is Day, the India rubber man. who is learn contribut.
ing largely. In q yersaon with the Hon. Mr.. Edc, .
day two ago. he informed that Day was during the
last Ct Congress- republican, and that, having
entrusted the lobbying OF OF his patents to Weed and
resident agent, the latter, who the shrcwdcst
nagcr, detected Weed in some reachery and double.
dealing, which, upon being exposed 70 Day oxaspe
rated him that henceiorward he determined despsc
Weed and that he presumed al his present efforts and
OUTLAWS Fillmore Pennsylvania made with the
sole view ar,ing and defeating Weed The result
The ath Of November next is involved In much doubt
tho probabilities however, all in favor OF the de-
mocracy.
received letter from the Secretary of State OF Penn
syvann this morning. He writes mel confess
have not much hope OF carrying the State in smber
We failed at the last election for want Of efficient organ
zation Our Information was definite and efforts
all made the surface while the democratic or
eanization was perfect in all its details"
In an interview with Gov. Pollock he informed that
ten thousand naturalza,ions had been made in the
State since the st Of September and that the colonial
had reached full twenty i've thousand the unfn
shed public works the most OF which were in the hands
OF democratic contractors
FoRSEy WORKING WITH THE WASHINGTON LOBBY
HORACE II. DAY, the INDIA RUBBER Man,
BUyn6 Up NEWSPAPERS.
LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. &c, 1885,
Horace II. Day. the New York India rubber man, re-
Gently pail city visit, and purchased the good VIII
OF Master Nylen Eohrer, editor of the Re7ixr AMI Gu
se Fillmore and Doneison paper, printed this goody
ety ioi UhE hh'e, ~ wy - s1'@e
aborng for union or fusion ticket Rohrer has sudden
" been put In funds has renounced his fusonsm, and
runs up the straight out Fillmore aud Donescn ticket.
has been said that Mr. Day furnishes the money q tho
instance OF John W. Forney who in time promises lay
renewal Of hs patent in Gaze OF Mr. BuohAnan's eec.
ton. Mr. lay 10 Hon. reter Martin 70 get him
TO oppose fusion but he went TO the wrong man for
such scoundrely purpose. Mr. Martin member OF the
Fillmore and DoncIson state Committee and in favor OF
. fusion ticket the only means OF defeating James
buchanan. lancaster county will double its majority
against Euchanau the 4th OF November. Our recen,
defeat stimulates us TO greater exerion.