The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

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80 died at the age Of 80 years and months free from
49, Of no particular dsease, but Of the weight Of years
Political Sayings and Dolngs.
AsorExx GUN FOR ls80-The Fremonters 0, West
Ganbrdge Mass, held meeting last week, and resolved
- naintain an organization until John G. Fremont was
elected President.
Tsmasr N THE wIr.-rhe Chicago Democrat, John
vsnsworths paper, formerly the democratic organ IN
mhoh, out for the Pathfinder, and says:-Fremont
- Dayton 10 our ticket for 1850; and, indeed, only
svsal the feelings OF the entire North west when We thus
hang out our tag.
Gz1Af REol1yG-BoNTkss BRDG EIRRs-The
Troy Nna mentions = practical .'Irish bull" which
recently perpetrated in Saratoga county, with rather
sezsus consequences sone Of the Irish voters eated
with the Buchanan victory resolved to burn tar barrel
n honor thereof For this purpose they kinded Il ON
bridge, which was OF course entirely destroyed
DRnoST AKS, TAKs NoncI-In Shenandoah county, In
Virginia, there were Eve men who voted for Fremont,
nd the democratic Sentinel Of that county nas out OF
essh Of them after the manner Of runaway negroes,
DuatSated In his advertising columns.
MATERIAL FOR CABINET The Ctnciun sti 6as<ze ssyg
Anssg the 70 whom Mr. Buchanan may look 10 tho
Nss,hwcst, there Douglas. Richardson aud Bright
NJ Richardson quite able man, and has just been d.
naily disappointed in illinois. In Onto We have Disney
ma Allen and Aedsry; In N.w York there are Dickinson
Haks and many others; in virginia Governor Floyd In
lSshians sdel in South Carolina whole corps Of Chi
vaky, and in Delaware, Bxyard New England viii pro-
saAiy be neglected us conduct has not be0 Iery gra
cious towards any portion OF the democracy. AAedcun
yaxt Of the business will be to make Cabinet which
asss mot contain . nullfer and free soier.
VERMONT Observation-Disclosures 7. hodges, Of Rut-
Ind. chosen at the Presidential election TO ill the
vacancy the present Congress from the First district,
eaased by kr. Hea shams death. BE REPUBLICAN and
nd three quarters Of the entire vote Of the district
AsoIHR SOUTHERN OUTRAGE The New Haven PaIS0
a states that Mr. Stannard formerly resident Of Fair
uven city, but for Some past resident in Norfolk
Va whist the latter city, the 4th inst voted for
Fremont 10 this fact ascertAined than be
wss beset BY mob and compelled 70 oonnne himself
unD Thursday morning, when, fire occurring, public
sseAon diverted, and no fed In disguise 70 avesse
~ Ne bafbor, upon which he came home. &c was In
Dagger Of lostng his life during the excitement.
Sa. LAwENu.-We have at length the full vote rom
81 lawrence county, in this state: Fremont s,7so; Bu
ehAsAa 1905 Fillmore l4s4 being 1875 Euchan-
-, Ss7e ov or Fillmore, and CAL over both.
Tm HARMONIOUS DExocRAY.-fhe Washington Organ
- Tuesday has the following paragraph, showing the
hseeSnA feeling existing among those pure patriots who
~ tho pubic Offices In the federal city-A severe con-
-
nsosaSc Association, which terminated in . Ggnt The
hss, epored 70 Us, briefly thsse.-some days
49, The association adopted resolution IN favor Of the
nanbers uniting with the other democratic associations
clubs Of Washington celebrating the victory achieved
~ the election Of James Buchanan. Tho city Post once
ehse attempted last night 70 rspl this resolution, but
strsnuousy opposed BY ~ opposite faction. From
vsvds they 70 blows and pitched battle carao on
between clerk In the Post Office and eminent solicitor.
- meeting then broke up In row. without repeating
90 Sonoxous resolution. The object Of The Post oce
ehqas refusing to Unite with the other associations Ia
supposed 10 have been the desire TO monopoze the o.
assrs Of the celebration to Themselves, with Wow of
svhg direction hereafter 70 The government patronage
- No district. We sorry to see ocr democratic
nasAds already quArrolng the spoils. Such imma
culte patriots should set better example to tbs pubic
Annou o. Gov. WISE The Salem Register or the l7th
ays-
0sv. Wise few weeks since, In conversation with
sat The position Of Affairs thus" We have fear OF
NoxthsYn abolhoniats. We take OF them Bot
= a.. y. Ss sn
- backsf, "No" said the Governor, .but Of the
posr whites" TINS remark he explained By sayng that
he shouh not be surpvsed bill was introduced Into
The next legislature OF Virginia 10 restrict the ssvss from
aSrmg the mechanic ats with design 70 restore these
VaAcs 70 Tho poor whites.
yxnoSr vorzs ~ rxr sorn-In North Carolina Fro
sns electoral tichet formed and wsshingou
- Be printed. Think Of that necessity n REQ country
b appearing In H. was sent haok for correc
sasn, and owing TO tho delay which followed, moi
pspared In time for publication. In Virginia many Fro
osa; votes cast although but few are a yet 70
pssted In Kentucky, Mssour and Tennessee The germ
- republican party manifested, and now that DO
Gnnns has boon made tho rGh. or free speech and FREQ
action will be vndcated. In Delaware moro than 800
yoses were given for the Fremont ticket.
--ns CHARLESTON Mercury Of November ID contains =
nsstr from W. H. BarnweI conpnmenting very highly
Osssnel ge for speech recently made II Gisouvills
during oourt week. the Judge, politely adjourning tho
DuAhc business 10 give the lawyers jures and Witnesses
. chance 10 DO cdined Mr.. Barrwen reports part af
Csssosi Keats speech ~ ionowsColonel keiii thinks
~ himsef speaks for himself ses for himself He be.
sags almost all OF South C.rolna have belonged
~ many years. W the democratic party, bat he did not
rely that party 10 for az what desrod-an
exemption from mpcrnent nterforence on the part OF
the free STATES with domestic csututions Colonel
X bclc-ed that the bayonct wood have 10 sete the
q~eson and based his belief ehicGy the ground tina,
de tide Of Anacisn nsvor retired unless forced bscn
agree with him In the settled conviction tina, the slave
ssss onsnt % be prepared 70 rsss: BY physss Ofcs
wonder hos men Of sagscy and courage can allow the
military arm Of our state 70 remain 90 uadiscplincd
Mr.. BArnweu proposes that " Mr.. Ennter Of Virginia.
Mr. Toounbs OF Georgia Gen. Quman Of Missssipp
Others among se very able Southern statesmen
BRING oeoro ConRress Al US next session ara keep before
~ project fer The division Of the navy OF tho munitions
at war and ofthe public land In tie rniou should
NJ dissolved Let the southern statesmen Agree upon
meassre IKE aAIs and Mr.. Buchanan. when he comes
on 80 vnl be constrained by that poo regard for
Of concord In the different sections or tho
country which mas Characterised his public course, not
only with respect but possibly 20 SHANNON, for
considers don general convention Of all the States
or convention Ia The separate States Meanwhile, LEI
little state attend 70 her Affairs and gc herself
ready FOR any and ever emergency Let al old grcdges
whether party sectional or personal be banishea. Let
tcalo v sbcfv
Lot The electoral question be PLEASANTLY adjusted Yes
and LET national conventions Of the democratic party
be not 10 sbhorrepty avoided"
CAmsu MAKse. The fhisburg Post Of Nov. II pub.
szhss letter from I washington cofrespondeni Of Nov
70. IN which Mr.. j. Clancy Jones s named 'nkey 4,