The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-08
r. L. on Tuesday Sept 9th. Delegations will be present
from Boston Worcester Hartfo and other places Are
there not rome spirited Fremont cubs In New York that

there not rome spirited Fremont cubs In New York thai
would represent the Empire city that occacsonS
The election In Vermont, which held on Tuesday
last resulted n the defeat of the entire dcnocratc
ucket ibis may be regarded OF the sigos OF an
approaching democratic triumph for the great dencrac
victory OF 1852 was naugurated by the State IN the
same way Warrington Union.
The great defeat Of the democrats in 1910 and in 1913
was also inauguraed by the State in the wsy
The Legislature Of Wisconsin was TO meet in Madson
TIE Sd inst The land grant Of o00 is to be
disposed OF at this session for railroad purposes The
session. says the Milwaukee Wisconsin will be impor
tant one and is likely to give rise to much feeling
throughout the State. The combination known to be
formed to get possession the land grant by of
Statewide system of bribery will be fully developed,
and Its various bandishments will severely test the
tegrity Of the members
The Welch people quito numerous in Cincinnati;
have several well sustained religious societies. and
an industrious and intelligent part or the population
In the days OF the old parties very large proportion OF
them were democrats, but row they 60 almost unani-
mously for Fremont.
The Know Nothngs Of Cincinnati serenaded Hon. John
j. Crittenden and Hon. Humphrey Mershali the I'd
inst and were in return treated with speech from each
of those gentlemen.
Ex-Governor Bigler Of California, addressed demo-
cratic meeting in Germantown, Pa, on the Sd inst.
The new Legislature OF North Carolina is classified as
follows
Senate. Buchanan. SO Fillmore. IT
House buchanan. so Fillmore. 40
Joint ballot. Ot.................l13 81
buchanan majority House. 40 Senate 16--total So.
South Carolina exchange calls attention to tho fact
that the vote of South Carolina the Presidential
election is in the hands Of man 81 If Gov. Adams
should fail to call the Legislature together at the time OF
election either because hs thought the State ought not to
vote or that could not be extraordinary occasion
which happened regularly every four years. the vote Of
the State would he lost"
The Somerset Pa, Herald and Wig heretofore con 81.
dered exclusiveya Fillmore paper, now places at the
head Of its columns both the Fremont and Fillmore tick
cts, and defends both.
The New Haven Palladium has been told by those who
in the nomination Of william f. Johnston
of Pennsylvaus that the report of his having declined
the nomination OF his friends for the Vice Presidency is
not true.
The Know Nothing Council at Prattsburg, N. ", met
ast week ami passed series of resolutions decarpg-
That they repudate the nomination Of Mlard Fillmore
and Andrew Jackson Douelson, and dissolve all political
connection with their supporters. That they adopt the
nomination Of Fremont and Dayton and will work for
their election and that tho charter of Council 25 Of
Prasburg be- and the hereby is, surrendered
to the Grand Council OF the State of New York These
proceedings appear this week in tho Steubcn Courier,
duly signed and authenticated by the members Of the
Council in body, headed by c. L. Cole Esq, their pres
dent
The Washington Itc,lgsncer has finally concluded 10
take the neutral ground in the present Presidential
pain says belongs to the whg party, and that
organ ration has candidate In the held, will abstain
from taking par, in the canvass The Is,eliger says
But suppospg the wing party hal been wholly plotted
Out irom the sphere OF American politics. towards what
party could In been attracted by elective Unity
which would have made easy for us to merge our po
tical identity IN ihu Of another bodyl Was II the demo-
cracf To that party have been anita gonstc prn-
cpes Of fundamental character, which if they do
all survive 10 her Pristine vgor, yet sufficient In
estimation 20 mske their ad mission matter OF federation
under protest rather than OF swift aud oager
Was the Americapy We could approve tho agcn
ces and so far rs learn them the objects Of that
"order,n which, besides, not the more nended
TO our regard by the part played In breaking down the
whlg Tarty. Was II then the republican, Surely with
our known antsgorim 10 all sectional agitation
not be presumed to regaid with less dsiavor the bitter
fruits Of those unhappy d7sensons the seeds OF which
sough TO degtroy when first they were sown anew by
the democratic party two years ago. In ino, whichever
turn, we hn in each ana all Of these organizi
tons moro that rspulscs than attracts.
Or. George D. Blakey, Of the republican electors
for the State of kentucky, made speech a, Russeyie
Ky, few dayI ago, in favor OF Fremont ard Dayton.
Tie Clarion (Pa Rsgiu heretofore for Fillmore, has
come out fer Fremont.
A gerte man In Cincinnati engaged 10 the publishing
business, recently sent to his correspondent at sandusky
invoice OF political song bools OF three varietles-
Fremont, Buchanan and Fillmore day or two since
he received note from the agent saying that he should
be obliged to return the Buchanan mnsrelsy; for said
he, There but two Buchanan In sandusky, and
,hn