The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-14
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE ELECTION.

The Figurings Up Of the Politicians-The
Last Riot and its Political Bearings-Tho
Various Committee RoOms-kHOw the Work
OF Naturalization Goes On-Precaualons
against Riot-John Van Burcn-Spsaker
Banks-ReIisious Conven tion-Agricultu-
raj Fair, Sc.
OUR PHILADELPHIA SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. -, 1855.
Not only In this city and in the State hut throughout
every state and Territory the Uuion Ia the result Of
the State electon to take place In Pennsylvania to'mor
row. the forward to with the most strainng
interest and anxiety. The s that the result OF
that election will give almost unerripg Indication or
the vote the coming Presidential cleo
tion; and the vote Of Pennsylvania the fate OF the
democratic candidate for the Presidency hangs IL
Penns electoral vote for Mr. Buchanan,
be may still have chance Of being the next President
Of the United States. II otherwise he will be In the con-
dion Of Niobe, with his
Last hope forever gone.
Therefore, upon Pennsy the eyes Of all the poll
ticians in the country at present turned.
The citizens Of the keystone State to vote tomo
row Canal COMMISSIONER Auditor General Surveyor
General members Of Congress and members Of the State
senate and House Of Representatives, besides various
county officers In reference 10 the Congressional
ticket part and to the county ticket Of Philadelphia
union coalition has been form ed between the adhe-
rents Of Mr. Fremont and those OF Mr.. Fillmore. This
coalition, however, Is not complete In the First Coz
gressionA district Mr. Alien the republican candidate,
has withdrawn In favor of Mr.. Knight the American
candidate against whom pited the present representa-
tive Mr.. Florence. In the Second Mr. Stuart, the re-
publican candidate left the field TO Mr.. Norris who
has pted against him Mr.. Marshall, the demscra.c can
didate In the Third district Mr. Mllward, the present.,
member was re nominated by both the republican anc
American parties. In the Fourth, Mr. Fous the Amer
can candidate has declinei withdraw; that there
are in that district three canddstes-Fous Americans
Kelley republican, aud Phillips administration. 1t Is Sc
with many OF the rural Copgr essonal districts. There
has been fusion coalition to the electoral ticket,
and indeed hardly be said that there any regu
lary understood regard 10 the ticket for State
officers and repref the Fillmore and Doneson
Committee Of superintendent have published mani
fcsto affirming their inatioLs and calling on their
sdherents be leo away by the talk OF fusion The
republican party have issued similar manifesto. Never
theess the changes that have just noticed have been
made SO that strong, il not complete combination
has been formed against administration candidates.
hesitate in making any prediction a. to the results o.
to morrow election. All parties arc making tremen-
dous efforts and Of each is conddert Of
The supporters OF the uni or coalition TICKET claim
that they will have majority Of twelve or thirteen
thousand while the Buchananites figure out balance
in their favor Of about the amount. prominens
official here, whom introduced an hour or two
ago told me that he had no doubt the Union would
have q majority OF six eigh. thousand in the
counties west Of mountains but that in the counties
east Of the mountains they 1.-THE democrats) would be
able with majority OF eighteen or twenay
Thousand Nv what curous system OF Ce puatior he ar
N Sonnusou nave NO Of sscernng
how, with the same data, the quoten may 20 MADE
to appear on the other side cave such a0sruse cues
lions politicians work out, and prefer waiting until
see the proved by the people at the polls in this
we have only to wait Tor day or two and then we
ffA atpu-
It will turn out that Gil the political arthmetcans we're
| equally ounces
pers OF the city would be convinced that the political
leaders this struggle were one and ali, tho veriest
voting opposite aide very little better
One OF those little Of street ro,ng for ndul
eencc in which the I'VE men OF philadelpha are
maksbe, occurred Saturday evening, when = norto.
rous character Of the name OF Mcintyre vas shot dead
person alleged running With the Sher Hose Company.
| The murdered man, though q member, was . part
ofthe corps rejoicing IN the name OF tho Aoya men
nicer Of Baltimore attached to the smisbis Rip Raps
that city, and merely running with and lighting Tor
ne nus. 0r na Ss syo o. ~, me n T1s
oa youth named George shhler, who was killed Ia one
Of the Native American riots In which the City OF Bro
tbery Love INDUCED several years Since then the
American party has paid tbs honors Of martyrdom hts
memory, and banner, REPRESENTING q young man fall
lafly in their prooessons Out Of this not 1ncom mon
Incident Lere-I the shooting OF McIntyre-inere
democratic journals .sas .ne assassin /, ons Of the
Of Rip Raps that disgrace Baimore and that they
have been imported 70 bear part the election
Of morrow while the journals the opposite aide
hem with declarations that Cap'sn Ryndcrs and his
En- pire Club Of 500 men coming 10 scolonlzsn-
thas the wordfha Tel phia The ao OF the arrest by
the Police, Of some thirty odd members OF the Shier
Hose Company, In connection with this affair, 10
charged-snd with some show OF reason-o political
ob'ci, namely that OF keeping these from voting
70 morrow. There 10 great excitement around the
Mayors 0fice and fnde pendcncc hail. consequent on
| their being brought up for examination.
IL he commit them for further examination, do not
nj f4bg Ia In ho UnaA Ex~
30 as TO have them admitted 10 ball that they parc
pe IN the duties and pleasures Of election day Bat the
Mayor and police authorities Democratic II there
any way OF saving the Shnlers from the excitement
consequent ou an election II natural TO suppose that
| that benevolent Idea will have ia full weight.
vtstcd TO day tho various political committee rooms
fret looked Ia NJ the democratic tho corner OF Chcs
nut ard Sixth street "trip Of CANVASS stretching
acres the width OF the and notifying passer by
that they those OF tho democrn 4c committee IA O
small platform bearing the fore part Of well stuffed
"buck under sort Of arch, inscribed with the motto
| "Keystone Club there found two three clerks
busiy filling up naturalization papers for twenty or
thirty excan aliens, supposed to be very anxious for
admission TO participation In the benefits and blessings
Of American citizenship. The rcmar xaby
clean or attractive and minute suiccd 10 all that
was TO be seen step TO the opposite aide Of the
brought me 10 the OF the Democratic Fremont Club
| In trent Of which suspended the American Tag
| while on canvas over the coor wa the motto
/ Free Speech 4
| Free Press,
| Free Kansas.
No Further Extension OF Slavery.