New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

,a Ssvs ago. ssys Correspondent,
.o,.ed myself in the CAFE, al about
,h L,,,J,t pOins Of railroad enterprSe IL the Far
NJ, w on route for New Yo'k, that center Of a.
,r.c;cn for oil the good and bad Of al naons While
.;,,ro in Il 1T sort Cf dreamy iorgetfulness, which
Gems .insepsrabe from steanu z 1t on iron, wn
arou.d by two of nv fellow trsveler'. who, - they
said. were "lakDg the vote for President OF the
Triied Statos," Well 1t served TO wake up erery
passenger oI the ladies seemed especially Interested
IN l. aud seemed to think it hard 10 be refused a
vote, and Gnoipg the mopotony Of a long railroad
Journey pleasantly broken, concluded 70 continue
the vote at every change Of cars or road, until
should reach "Gotham'-the end for the present Of
my iou,Ley. have accordingly dOne 30, aud at the
request Of many of the voters scattered as they
are among tweity Of the several States offer your
widely extended paper the result, the best medium
of conveying that Information t. them, viz:
On Nissssippi and Missouri Railroad, taken be
tween Iowa City and Davenport, Iowa: Fremont, 43;
Buchanan, IA; Fillmore, 8.
tween Rock Island and Chicago: Fremont, ss Bu-
chsran, 35; Fillmore, 10.
On Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana
Rsihoad, between Chicago sno Toledo: Fremont, So
Buchanan, 81; Fila ore, II.
On Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, between Toledo
snd CeveaLc: Fremont, 7G Buchanan, 80; Fill
more 70.
Between Cleveland and Erie: Fremont, 9ji b.
o. New York Central Railroad between Buffalo and
bapy: Fremont, "A; Buchanan, 30; Fillmore 10.
On Hudson River Railroad: Fremont, So; Buchanan,
81 Fillmore 80.
which passed myself; three other gentlemen, finding
tba, was tai ing votes gave Inc the result OF their
votes on other roads, viz:
On Burr gton and Quincy Railroad: Fremont 77
buchanan 10: Fillmore 80
On Little Miami Railroad, between Cincinnati and
Columbus: Fremont 46; Buchanan 35; Fillmore 80.
On Chicago and Gaens Railroad: Fremo1t g.;
BU cbanaL 7; FIlmofel /.
Thus it will be have given you the vote" on
ten ifferent railroads extending far west as they
have yet been constructed and diverging over vast
extent of country. You will perceive taat the tota
number of votes is az follow: For fremont 7O5
Buchanan 246; Fillmore ls6.
The Cincinnati Commercial says that the Fill
more men trying hard to come the " national
dodge. For sone time they have been crying aloud
in the North, that if Fremont is elected the South
will Dissolve the Union Now they are setting up
howl in the South, that, if Buchanan is triumphant,
the North wi tear asunder the bonds that bind
them to the glorious COnfederacy. This is fair The
danger Of the disruption Of the Union will be about as
great in az in the other.
"A writer in The SpringfelS RepaJlicar strongly
urges the nomination of Mr.. Sumner for Governor.
We elso End the following editorial paragraph in that
pspn
"R Rufus Choate, who is good authority wi n the op
portion, says if the Fremont men should happen TO
rOminste Charles Sumner for Governor of Mas'scbu-
setts they would sweep the State by 10000 majority
over everything else Well, they would Aud why
CALI OF il be done 7"
Tie Hon. Benz. Tappan, formerly Democrat,
United States Senator from Ohio, says The Steubcn
r'He (Ohio) Herald, has declared for Fremont and
Dayton.
The Buchaneers are getting alarmed. Brecken
ridge, their Candidate for Vice President is going to
be put upon the stump in September in Ohio and In
oans
Capt. Villa White of Fountain County, Indi-
ara, who is in his cghty .tourth gear, and has just
returned from Kansas, has taken the stump for
Fremont and Dayton. He says the only salvation of
Ksnsss depends upon their election.
TIE Ioica Pilot is the name of new weekly
published at Winterset in that State. 1t goes for
Fremont.