The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

Political Gossip.
The ST. Louis Democrat, which supports Buchanan and
Breckenridge for President and Vice President publishes
in full the speech Of Mr. Speaker Banks, which he re-
Gently delivered from the steps Of the Exchange in this
city, and thus refers to IT.
In columns Of tod day win be found the speech Of
street. It's tone sstons conservative, and fres from
sl sectional vie cr passions. We especially commend
70 the mercantile poten OF our clEens Ior inc con-
rast ai0rds Che violent disunon sentiments which
abound N the speeches and writings OF such men -
Brooks, Toombs Kett sldell and others nom the OK.
the uuliHcston trade Of Keitt, which we published
rev days since, ans draw conclusions
me Elk Run 0lseHe Va, says;-'We understand that
Governor Wise resigned the Portable Gas Company
having purchased him."
Enormous frauds Of the ppeaying order are In pro-
gress in Pennsylvania. may believe cotempo
ranes TIC assessment lists being filled out by
largenunber OF Buchanan names, but the names and
reedsyces of these edged voters not published
bycc ASSESSORS lest they might be detected at the polls
ptle Delaware Is besiirring itself The Wilmington Ffes
Iress OF Oct. 4 Gays
Delaware has little lingering remnant OF slavery but
has long prob5ed the expectation OF slaves Delaware
has interest In slave breeding or slavery extension.
but opposed 70 both During the tendency Of the Viii
mot Proviso controversy, the legislature OF Della ware In
struced their Senator's Congress TO Obtain ii possible,
the prohibition OF slavery in Territories OF the United
States The interests opinions aud sentiments OF Della
ware are all hostile to the extension slavery The
publican party there in full vigor, and II Colonel
Fremont loses the vote Of the State 1t will only be IN con
sequence Of the disturbing element OF Amercanism.
The Peedee S. c., Times OF Oct l. publishes letter
from Mr. N G. Rich, declining nomination the State
Legislature In that letter he says there Ia still an at
for eagle and the stars and stripes the South
ern heart and he recommends that when South Carroll
csG.s her vote for Buchanan shall "a proviso
ultimatum that the agitation the subject OF slave
ry must henceforth cease. would say TO the Northern
democracy, unite with you this condition alone "
We intended, but not not very clear Mr. Rich Strike
Northern and insert Southern and would do
gc1d Kansas has given the Northern democracy dose
which they would throw up if they dared, even now.
At the mass Convention, held at Milwaukee few days
snce banner from Beaver Dam carried, represent
ing the Cincinnati PLATFORM supported by Buchanan and
ten niggers Buchanan is on his knees, in q position
representing "squatter sovereignty" while Douglas il
the patio m examining the Nebraska bill down Buck :
throat. Buck says, Il am James Buchanan longer"
while Pierce, who standing by, says TO Douglas, II
he swallows that, Douglas, the rest win 60 easy"
Douglas in reply says, "Never fear, Frank, he's good
for them ALL" Pierce is represented having Cuba in
his arms Gushing stancs by, and says to Van Buren,,
who sitting the platform, Matty free speech must
be crushed out" Mstty replies, "Yes, Caleb, and my
old free soil hobby, too.n
Southern cores pondept OF the Charleston Courier
writes from New York. Oct g. that this city will 60 for
buchanan BY IT, 900 majority. His authority, to his
own words s "Mr McMsnus an intelligent Irish police
man. who kindly took me- Friday night last through
that miserable refuge Of squad and crowded poverty and
den Of inquy and pollution, the Five Points" Perhaps
the majority is to from the Five Points The same
correspondent writes" Mr.. Fillmore, at the North, is
Hghtirg both his and Mr.. Bucbenan's battle.n
The Souhsoe Democrat, OF Petersburg, Va commences
article the approaching Presidential with
this caption:-"How goes the night in Petersburg
What is 4 night there already Mr.. Bolts must have
put out all your small lights.
We perceive that the Virginia opposition editors style
Governor Wise tour crazy Governor" The Richmond
Wing, Of the 4.h commenting upon Of his speeches
extracts and comments upon the following passage
'But as for me, every moment. every hour almost
every hour because the email hours taken from sleep
70 thinkV' Now don't our lunatc Governor keep up
eight and think along home with the girls in the morn
ng Say oh ye heavens and answer, oh earth did any
other State In the wide world ever have such thinking
Governor beforel
The Daily Isl. LOUISE Democrat Buchanan paper, Of
October q yeoices that 'Mssosr skies were good
mand nj steady rates At New York" How long will
they continue at this quotation II Missouri repudiates the
union9
The Washington Lnion Of the 9Th, charges the National
Tneencr with firing it, s'masked battery In favor OF
Fremont, probably because says, This glorious Union
has stood rm during sixty years and with tho blessing
Of heaven II win stand firm sixty years longer though
the Washington Union and M misled confederaes should
live all the time 70 pyedic, It's downfall"
The Republican Banner, OF Nashville, October says
"we verify believe tina. the democratic ultraists at
the South Going promote the election or Ere
mont than they TO stump the free states in his
hvorn
correspondent Of the Charleston Mercury, Of October
o pronounces the following hat-"This Union, sir "a
demonstrating can save II. Indeed, IL Is already dis
solved and ony awaits the formal action of the Southern
States in ptooaiming the fact TO the.world.n
Tho Richmond Enquirer, Of october T. admits that the
republican party els admirably constructed 70 pass
through the ordeal Of victory Because II rs construct
ed on The platform Of the constitution.
Tho Nashville Gazette, OF october T. says that Judge
Hse, anti American Fillmore ccctsr In Kentucky, on
being asked what he would do II Buchanan with
drawn, replied he would vote for Fremont.
The Delaware Free Press, Wilmington, OF October 4,
says that bo Supreme Court OF Utahhas decided that
the organic act extends the law Utah. and
the act being the nature OF constitution the
sw therefore ovcrrides all the statutes Of the Mormon
Legislature. 1his renders illegal posygamy aud the
statutes made by order q brigham Young. How would
hat decision apply 70 Kansas and the infamous Shawnee
Missouri lawsg The common law In Ksnsas Ia al that
freedom asks"
The Providence journal, Of October I, remarks
II rs adduced evidence Of the sectional character
OF the republican party that Il has supporters halt
the States. This s FAR from being In Missouri IN
Kentucky, in delaware In Maryland there republican
party. In western Virginia there Is strong feeling In
ssvor OF the principles OF he party.
The NotsonG, InteoeaO Of the 3o.h uli thus speaks
o. Union
The Union Is older nan the formation OF thc consttu-
tam In 1887 older than the articles OF corederaton
signed IN 1sIs older than The irst Continental Congress-
Of l714. older than the Convention Of the Coones
assembled IN Ives 70 protest against the stamp older
than the ALBANY Congress OF 1854 oil Ter than any
81 o. these, because IN substance underlying from Tbs
1rs. the very existence OF people possessing com
lineage speaking the came tongue, sharing In the
hopee and encompassed by the same dangers. The
Union 10 an heirloom Of the Ang American race, and
such worthy TO be called "poesession forever
BY tho official report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
Of date the 22d September sppears that the public,