The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25


The Albany State Register and the New Haven Journal
Know Nothngs have hoised the names Of Fremont and
johnson, the nominees of the late North American
Boilers Convention held in this city, for President and
We President They are the only journals in the coa'
try that we know of which supports that precise ticket;
and in order to carry out an electoral ticket distinct
from all the others must DO nominated
We are, says Cleveland (oho) paper, informed by
good authority that while in this city, Governor Reeder
stated to leading democrat that he had not eft the
democratic party and that he should vote for Buchanan
The nomination Of Fremont appears 10 be received
with decided favor in Nantucket Mass. During his
yis there last lie made great many warm per-
sona friends
The Cincinnati Courier says that Col Fremont is the
man who sold the famous humbug called the "Woolly
Horse to Barnum. That is mistake-the wooly horse
was manufactured by Barnum, himself as was also the
horse with snake in his eye, and the petried horse
The Speech of Hon Arson Buringame delivered in the
House of Representatives Washington the 21st inst
defence of Massachusetts and against the South is to
be printed and spread the old Bay State cleo
tioneerng document.
The students of Williams College, at Wliamstown,
Mass held an enthusiastic Fremont meeting the 10th
instant.
Fremont and Johnson ratification meeting will be
held in New Haven, Conn, this evening. Hon. James
Dixon is TO be one of the speakers.
The Albany Transcript Know Nothing, has taken down
the Fillmore and Donelson flag. Weat nexts
An exchange paper says There is suit pending be-
fore the highest tribunal in the land in which principles
of the utmost importance to this country and its nstu-
tons be settled Tho suit is entitled The People
vs. The Niger Driving Democracy" For the plaintiff
John c. Fremont for the defendants James Buchanan.
The decision will be given in November.
The editor of the Columbia Is CO. Times has seen
stout stick cut on the Kings Mountain Battle Ground,
and prepared by direction the ladies' Of that locality as
a token of their regard for the honorable r. Brooks"
The inscription upon the gold head Of the cane was this
Presented to Hon. p S. Brooks by the ladies OF Kings
Mountain for services rendered in the United States
Senate The materials collected from the battle ground,
and presented in the spirit O. 49,"
Tho old line wings of Maryland will hold State Con-
vention on the 10th of July.
The National Wing Convention is ANNOUNCED to meet at
Louisville KY on the Fourth Of July, and the Kentucky
State Whg Convention the city, on the previous
day.
Hon George Dunn, OF Indiana, third distrct,) de-
clnes a denomination for Congress.
Fremont ratification meeting was held in Chicago,
on the 10th inss and the Democrat says:-Democrats
were there wings there foreigners were there,
catholics were there protestants were there Indeed
would puzzle US to tell who were not there.
Jo Knox one of the Illinois Pierce electors in 1882 in
in public meeting recently held at Rock Island, came
out openly in favor of the republican candidate.
The Philadelphia Bulletin of Monday says-Ths morn
ing ballot for President taken among the members
OF the Corn Exchange at their roo at the corner OF
Second and Gold streets The result was as follows
For rrenont ...,................ q
ror Ell,morn ........................1 II
For Buchanan. II
There sixty one persons present OF these eleven
conservatives declined voting