The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-27


such hy All means the south Caronians propose 10
give Mr. Dayton; but one which springs from hgh
spect and coming from the heart viii straight 20 the
heart Raoder expects al early day 70 begin the
canvass Of Eastern Pennsy vsnia, IN which he is vel
known AMI has great influence. lis active participation
the campaign viii ada many hundreds TO the rsht eide
and ac materially IN that overthrow Of Buchanan AMI
his paucal slavery opinions which honest patriotic
Psnnsy van'sAs are preparing 70 iIaict Make way fo
Pennsylvania.
Our Greensburg Correspondence.
GRffSsHrRG, Westmoreiand Co., Pa, Sept ~, 1855.
TIE Esats,aent o. the Day-kaas Meetings as are Mass
Ncetnes-Ta< Fusion Ticket-The Way i 11s Gotten
Up, dc, DC.
Every man met with here Is heated political partzan
a neutral being rara Guis truly and his whole undivided
and most Jealous energies seemingly dedicate 70 the
OF his party. The fever heat the oay
dted standard, and the respective putty appliances de-
vsed well adapted to maintain If not increase its
continued intensity. Daily meetings have been institut
ed and with their accomplishments, are Of
tors music Tags and cannon the general and parvadng
enthusiasm being fed and nurtured to extern hlheT
to unparalleled in the political history Of the country
The people attend mdsc including the ladies' hundre l.
Of whom by their pr, and miles give animation to
the and inspiration TO the speakers. The rival
parties held county assemba ages yesterday respectively
Salem and sssnton-abou; equdisa from this point
of numbers they equal in the fact
Of Deep peryading eSthui iasn,he pztla Of politics
the Salem gathering had evidently the pre- einence
re inferred from the fact that nearly every vehicle
which conveyed lie sovereign electors was proi.sey
decorated ID fass, banners and evegreeGs One huge
wagon r.d IL utmost tension with iive patriotism
drawn by one hincred horses, and suadry other
prim " 81 uctares prope led by twelve oke Of
oxen ten twenty thirty spans OF horses, &c. Old
political excite meni peryadng these molota regions
Of great nd indeed aisr intensity than that which
permeated them in $780, and me result viii be as dlsas
Westmore and county Is divided into toity.t1o cleo
lion dstrce ana sill under he presen. pressure Ok 20
li.ical excit nent. poll foil ten thousand votes
In the Presidential contest OF 1852 wings 203
votes and the democrats 65oe. In the state contest OF
1855. the Americans cast 5000 votes ano TIE ela,cra
cy 35I--bv!ng 1852 votes less than the vote
o. 1852 in the last contes: the American party was tho
roughly organ zed and nad 10 active operation Co1n u
in every election district Since tina. election II Coun
ellis have had no meetings, and rs present calculations
based rather upon It's former sreugh-whch at TIE
period spoken Of estimated al S2oo-han any reia-
bic data OF lis present membership 10 consequences OF
ss assiuiJtion with, nay absorton oy the republican
party some detection from us ranks has taken Place
good many democrats having bcea induces thereby
their hrsl love. To count rbasnce Tbs defec
ten however considerable gain, from the democracy 10
the southern portion OF The county hare been race OF
the republicans thus Having parties upon the basis Of
old estimates, about siGtu quo Bat q the old hre
wngs then az the remnant OF spa-ty co operated with
the democrats gone TITO the general union
fusion their strength must be srbtracted from the de-
mocracy and added 10 the frsisn, which process wall
more nearly eqCalze parties, giving perhaps small
pre,obdersnce 10 the former which Is apprehende1
the approaching contest VII disclose.
does htre every ee ent Of opposition, the contest will
be ,ly close one and every nsh CT ground
vigorously and CALAMITY disputed.
me i, nocracy On the county issue Il s believed vii.
be eesUi bet the legislative, Senatorial and Con-
gressonal Issues their defeat s determined aud dxee
conclusion.
The Congressional, district s composed OF Westmoreaud
Indiana aud armstrong counties which gave n toe last
contest ms ority OF 2os9 agsinst the democracy TAX
Dg them the OF 1855 the data, the political com
pexion c Nineteenth Congressional district Is already
Determined But When this computation you add the
! ed conceded
O. the democratic ority in Westlorean1, III 100 %
Armstrong, ard not icss than Soo . lndiAna.you Fave
which, 10 confidently assumed VIII De the ngure n tie
approaching crisis.
CovoSe the present ircuTben' tie opposition nominee
both beng residents Of this ccenty.
Ihave made repeated references 20 fason IN my c,rn-
uunicatons and nlvrg been American, "aftes tns
rsghtcst 81 the phsTlsees,n was wholly nds-
ne cordially every where pairate between the Fillmore
and Fremont leaders he subject Of very
wonderme1' AID excited very general tisrIst q eI
political integrity. How such conflicting and opposing
clements could be zed presrniDg that ne same
smtuered feelings existed here that are prevalent "A
New York coalf not very well define or divine, and
rot Until tie dur OpJdadt Was disclosed haf the
most indlstDc. nsiugs or the process By which they
were made one and tae party. The plan u an ad
nrsble ore; preserving Their separate organizscns,
retain intact their party Affiliations and woe their
person al predictions in conmon against tie
enemy aud IL one t0IDroon opposition. Win but one
electoral lcsc sppor.oued 70 tic relative strength Q.
TIE wings each made 10 sGsta he electors o. the
nt1er, ard botn coLuhe0 70 preseIi Al enu'feee vls
% the foe.
me basis Of the compromise which euanates from the
republicans peters 10 the Fillmore party fourteen
elsctop aad 10 TIE repubE thirteen tnzs securing
oin ard arty operation. without tbs least abandon
nent Of pfinc pie and ,psuring as generally believed
the semipg defeat or the democracy 10 the Safe
But for the rterposition OF Tennessee which state vas
ArpfehsIsve that fusion here would defeat the Americans
there the contract would have been seaed, sealed a.
delivered the spot After the ensuing Stale eledos
Tennersee IN common with every other State presumed
70 be favorable to Fillmore having had ample explana
4 q
sued and the opposition, ike tie mountain avalanche
viii sxeep every,bIy before Il Separated and is-
.oiuteo, q powerleps, rave In Tome few local uss1es-
| DOUBLED ard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and overposerug
the last here American ID some eghty q the
more recent mportAons frt "oCii Ireland arl sue
ccedlng sessions Ill doabtlcssly enlarge re number