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

I'd some excitement q the time-has been appointed
chaplain IN The navy, in place Of T. LsnesEs resigned
ns. " cod 10 Consul d BsyrouA
CAspmA1S yoR CosGRzp DEcIIsW-Mr. Livingston
eprahes who was nominated for Congress in tho ngh-
te nsh diszct OF tins ssse BY The democrats, hAs do
enned 70 run.
OoEsRxss,oNAL OAxpIDArna-Dr. Frederick ". Lord
has been nominated by the Fremont party In tho Second
district Long Island . candidate for Congress. s. n.
Burroughs republican candidate for Congress In the
1hirty first district Of this State.
Buux ELECTORAL Ti0Er-The BDk Times, . religious
publication issued in Baltimore, BY the Rev. Thos. b.
Dsekton, nomnates upon is responsibility, Judge
Mclean the Presidency and theodore Frelnghuysen
lps The Vice Presidency.
AFAR OYHR.-A Fremont man In Freeport, Illinois,
Gers the Buchanan presses In that STATE 70 pay them the
Ree for advertising they viii lot him I'LL column
q each ssue with genuine extracts from the sayings Of
Washington Jefferson, Madison jackson and other we'll
Known distinguished statesmen Tho lafayette Indiana
osw~a Of the 4th, says the Buchanan papers have
rsem for such advertisements
Morn or m RGIn SoRT Seven hundred Germans have
sd the Fremont Club at Milwaukee and also four hun
ased natives who voted for Pierce
OnIMoRE KNOW NOTHING "A bank In Boston, says the
Osws0, held note Tor collection against in Rock
went 70 Rockal, Nd, where strange 70 say found
nan with the same name, who replied ~ follows
reed note from you stating that you held my note
81 SO dolls should like TO know from whom that note Is
amount should like 10 know who that note is from III
tst one viii pay mos you mout - well look tor the
ssvel as look for me. H0rra for Fillmore a,.,.,s,,~
DxTMoH Tho Southside Deuocrat OF Virginia. Of Octo
Der T. calls the following sentiment uttered in letter Of
Mr. Lyons TO the people Of Northampton, +" noble"
ene:-
Le the election Of Fremont then, be the signal for the
assembling Of the socshern States 70 proclaim indepen
Our iorcathers had not half the cause 70 resist Great
Aain that shall have to dissolve connection with
he abolonists Of the North Fremont elected, and 70
declare him and his myrmidons, like all others, enc
ntes In war, In peace friends"
TROUBLE IN THE CAxP.-Gov. Floyd's declaration that
bonds Of union between the democracy and the
American party s making great stir In the South. The
Norfolk Hrad Of October asks how the ocofoco press
- that city relish the courteous manner n which their
great leader spoke Of the American party which they have
- badly abused. enough says the Herald to
thsm with confusion.
Bucks SUPPORTERS SoUrH.-The Philadelphia
Morning Times Of the It'll says with truth, that the
Southern supporters OF Buchanan desire his election be-
he pledged to pursue the policy Of Pierce which
has tended powerfully TO promote the present agitation
n the free States and the sectonas prevails In
Ne slave States They know wen that If il be heightened
by mad persistence the policy which has characterized
she Pierce dynasty las will be- should the 0stend Con-
ference candidate be eleced) there much danger of
evil war" In fact Buchanan is the Southern disunon
candidate
TnInoRE's GRANGE IN PKSssYLvASIA.-The Washington
Unom Of the It'll nst inquiries what chance has Mr. Fill
more with the wings OF Pennsyivana, when his old
organs, the Philadelphia North American the Philade
phh Inquirer the Lancaster Wing, the Harrisburg Tile
vepA, the Pittsburg Journal, indeed every leading
WIKI paper in tho State Is the open and INSCRIPTIONS
advocate Of Fremont TO the Presidencyr
FRlxoSrs QuAIncAuoSs.-A correspondent Of the
New haven Resiter observer 1.-THE greet misfortune
e Mr.. Fremont's election would DO that being wholly
disqualified for the station he would be dependent on
she for advice, and would not know whether the ad-
vtoe given was right wrong" This precisely the
argument used against Gen. Jackson and Gen. Taylor.
- people thought otherwise.
NoRE HASGne TO BE DONE IN KASsAs-The Border
Hs1an, ofseptember 81 s stiil "sound on the hemp"
\ says:-"The prisoners who taken by Gov. Gcary
sand good chance for becoming familiar with hemp
necklaces The reigr Of terror, seems, is mot yet
ever In Kansas. II buchanan succeeds no doubt many
American freemen will be hung, for the bloody laws Of
The Territory viii then be enforced n all hazards.
TAnuRs ASHLAND HAII--we learn nom The Norfolk
Bod Of October O. that the great Buchanan meeting,
held ii Ashland Hall, October 3, miserable failure.
No ate ndanoe slim, the procession smmsr con-
shtng OF about fifty persons and . big bass drum.
KurcHuM Caught IN MoRRrsrowS-The Newark kv-
swy Of October O. says Of Mr.. Hiram Ketchums speech,
a Norrs,own Friday evening" excited general dis
gust among the AUDIENCE" by rs ISLANDERS Of the rePub
ncan candidates On SATURDAY. evening counter meet
ng was got up and very large audience-the largest
or tho season-istened 10 effective reply, by E. II.
vNalnev Eso There was altogether too much guano In
M Ks,chum's speech for the people Of Aorristown.
AN Louisville Journal, Of Oct'-
Ssr 4, FILLMORE paper, thus comments upon the filthy
sssack made By GOV. Wise on Col. Fremont" Col.
Fremont however bad even monstrous bis present
political position before the country may be, univer
sazy recognized gentleman Of high social position,
and We presume there question 10 his chivalry
We apprehend that, after his defeat for the Presidency
n November, his brutal assaant win ind himself called
70 quick reckoning Tor his brutality" The Colonel win
~ DO able 10 call him out, for he win be elected Pro
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