The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-23
Political GOsslp.

The Boston ARas of the Oldest Of Massachusetts
wing journals says Convention which just
mated Fremont recognizes the wishes of the people, and
have but given voice TO the sentiment which has been
long entertained in favor Of the young and gallant hero
yao first planted the American flag upon the Pacific
It is rumorod in Washington that in Mr. Buchanan
should be elected Mr.. sdc viii be Secretary Of State,
and Gen. Qutman Secretary Of War. What glorious
time the filibusters Guild then have
The old line wings Maine will hold State Convention
at Bangor the LIST of July, Cor the purpose Of nomna
ting candidate for Governor.
The New Haven Palladium, which Of the few
journals who favored the nomination Of Fremont, is
uhant over his success. thinks he win ride over all
opposition.
Buck and Breck the rallying cry of the democracy
is suggestive The following satirical hit is from the
Berkshire County Eagle 1--WE know what to look for
when Arnold Douglas drives the democratic team, with
iaw, Buck Gee, Brcckl Gang there, dang yern
The Delaware Republican, Fillmore paper intlmates
very clearly its desire to support Col Fremont and it
expresses its belief that Mr. Fillmore, his return
home gll withdraw from the contest order unite
all the opponents OF the administration.
The day (June Isl on which Fremont was nominated
the anniversary of the battle Of Waterloo.
The Buffalo Courier Fremont an "exporeen
and "cngineern What else Gen. Washington when
called to the service Of his country
Inc washington inetfgenCer likes MT. BuchananS let
ter accepting the nomination, and thinks nothing has
come from his pen which was conceived in terms more
appropriate to the occasion, worthy the
he occupies among our living statesmen.
a furious republican clergyman Of Detroit used the
following language in recent sermon-as reported by
the republican organ Of that city =
Before would sec popular sovereignty wrested by
force from the people of the Territories would have the
plains OF Kansas silent with universal death Before
ould have the lips of our Senators and representatives
Ioyould the halls of Congress ankle deep blood.
The New York Republican General Committee held
ting at Albany the goth nst and passed the fol-
loving resolution
Resolved, That we, the General Republican Committee
Of the city and county Of ASbany, do most heartily
sIond and approve Of the nominations made at Phia
deJhr Of John c. Fremont for President and William
L. Iayson for Vice President and that the platform of
reedS adopted by that body meets with our hearty and
unqualified appreciation.
The Bxiton Courier, Webster whig and without SUN.
cent strength break its thread which binds TO the
dead carease Of whggery, is determined 10 wait learn
up9x what plausible preext Col Fremont Is presented
for the SURFACES Of the people, The Courier is slow
coach.
At NSaterviBe, Maine, the announcement of Fremonts
nomination being made to the Watervlle Republican AS
sociatinn Hney Immediately adjourned to Emwood Hotel
where Hon lot N. Morrill,, last year the democratic
speaker of the Maine Senate addressed them Much en-
thusam was sAanfes.ed.
The Louisville Joynsl says Franklin Pierce was cleo
ted TO the Presidency tS an overwhelming majority Of
the nation, because he not known. He has been
dropped by general consent because he is.
The iceecr organ o the admnisu alton AZ Washington
thinks ninre the prospects Of COL Fremont by publish
ing paragraphs like the following takcit for granted
that among the informal pledges extracted by delegations
in George Laws Convention, from Col Fremont there
was against the Catholic church, nsomuch up
TO the recent birth Of his aspirations for the csdoncy
always passed in Washington for good enough outside
Roman Caholc-that being the church In which lic was
reared. lie was married In this city, Il will be remela-
bersd, BY Father Van Horseish, Catholic clergyman