The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29

w, ohio, says--"I am wl pleased TO zee Tint I'M
hsf-t has taken the right stand in politics IN ouI
.wirsp We cahnss get up argument, for there r nc
divern. q opinios-we all on c1e side. II Frcmsn
u Do' elected II will Mt be for want votes 10 Ono for
W. ~h give him rhe largest majority that amy Gus
mar r'vevec in the gate He has the ny mpataies OF all
me women and their influence with the Buckeye boys
= oeipoweripg. do not know of one Buchanan man
Atht circuit Of five miles OF settlement All tn
"'d den'oerats, wings ana Know Nothings havs
f', ! t,molt an Dayton"
Waier Brooke aud Gies NJ Hllyer, two of the Fill
eeesors in Mississippi have declined serving and
4 aid u the MissiipT1an because they
acenueusly support Film ore.
III ollowng Is part OF appeal 10 the OF Hon
l. h".ts' Congressional District in South Ca ''sua -
Ernens0r us, your representative in Congress hs
oeh cehsured Ny thc House for refusing TO play the pa
o. Ac"uudrs' He promptly resigned his seat aono
com+ed bin TO do, The election is orderet for next
Norda! 'e sth ins ant Rally at the polls and support
yer repreentatve Let the abolitonists thai ha
cupS t''ancy ~ho appreciate the high and honor
course y. las pursued, and VINO ready, by unani
nous vote 20 eDaorse his conduct the House. an T.
'ttura him 70 position where he annoy them. and
N doing so, CRAFTY his constituents.
Ole Bull has giv,n $500 towards establishing a new
German Fremont paper in Wisconsin. He is to take the
-tnmp for Fremont through that State
No State election will be held this year either in Georgia
or Tennessee There will be elections in those
WI fTe-Centlal erection II November. Some the
political papers have been making calculations on the
state elections In both those States showing their o.
al tendencies on the Pr. -identai question.
The Euseheld Is CO Adrtrtser suggests the propriey
Of Mr. Brook' constituents paying the ne not the
Governor
Hon F. c. Cabcll. of Florida has addressed letter to
each OF the Buchanan and Fillmore electors Of State
skiing them whether they would not vote for the Prcs
eLtsl candidate Of the opposite party Buchan.n
Fillmore the may be-lf they could thereby de.
the election Of Fremont prevent election from
?, rg into thv House of Representatives.
ibe Fremont young men OF Michigan to hold mas,
tate Cohvsntion ut Kalamazoo, "Wednesday the 2ta
a August
The Richmond Enquirer has degned 10 devote a couma
to General Gustavus Adolphus Scroggs 1t says:-'Idk.
as'or snd Pollux, scr"ggs and Fillmore will -
pos,ery IN close embrace and, the Gemin the ooil
cal irmame It, will illuminate after ages VITA blended
armace" The Enquirer is ungens in taking scrogss
oui OF the hands Of Live Gas George, whose exclusive
privilege it bad been to annihlate him
Special el ctions held yesterday the Third and
Fourth Congressional districts of South Carolina d
the u the House OF Representatives occasooed
by the designations of Hon L. NJ Keitt and the Hon
Preston S Brooks.
Fremont cvck has lately been invented in Connect
cpt, which l. warranted to run without winding unu
thar gentleman is elected President, no pay.
splendid hall was dedicated at Lowell, MISS, on the
2is nst To the cause OF Freedom and Fremont by tue
Lower and Young Mems Freedom Clubs, in concert In
the course OF the evening Rev. Dr. j. P Cleveland eav
ing been called out said he had been told by Buchaaaa
snan that IL were not for and ministers, inc
q mocratic party .wout be sure OF the victory He
thanked God that lhe and ministers were on III.
right sde
Hon II. Hanin has accepted the republican nomina
ton for Gov n Maine. He proposes TO address the
peopl. Of ecunsy Of the State before election and
his Office OF Senator a--.y
the State.
The Boston Transcript, OF the 25th inst, says nearly
twenty tons Of paper have been used up to-day sup
plying the great demand for Uphams illustrated Life
OF Fremont
There Is a monthly publication in Paterson, N. j.,
called Our Gatherings edited by the girls the gra m,nar
school in that city which has entered the political
te.t under the banner of Fremont and Dayton.
The Ply mouth Ca) Banner has hauled or from Blu.
cbanan, and hosted Fremont and Dayton the head
it, columns.
committee OF thirty one prominent citizens, bcong
ing TO the American Order in CINCINNATI and the adon
ing cities, have issued call for u meeting
the friends Of good government, to be held 90 the
wharves of Cacinnat Newport aud Covington, on the
,h OF August The call charges that both the democratic
and republican parties in the present crisis Sectional
parties, and that their would be detrimental
not dangerous TO the best interests OF the country
The canvass in Missouri Is being conducted with
igor perhaps thar in any other state In the Uuon The
principal be felt in local politics.
COX mel Benton continues stump the State with charac
,cristc spirit The State election the ith Of
August.
OF the eight papers Lancaster county Pennsylvania
Mr. Buchanan's residence, Ave support Fremont twn
Buchanan and one Fillmore That understand TO be
about the proportion Of tie for the respective
didaies In the free States.
The Hon. andrew J. Harlan, Pierce member Of Con
gress fro the Eleventh district IN Indiana, two years
ago, has declared himself for Fremont
Han. james b. Mexican, Judge Of Saratoga county
who voted Cor Cass and Pierce male speech the other
night at Saratoga Springs In ayor Of Fremont and Day
lie could stand 'nigger driving democracy any
longer.v
Tho Philadelphia bulletin says there is rcciase in the
White House Since the passage Of the River and liar
bor Improvement bills over the Presidential veto. Mr..
Fierce has not stirred out Of the White House. Usually
summer, he finds that his health requires that he
sho1ld 60 Old Point other point to escape the
unwholesomo aimosphere tha, said to surround the
Presidential mansion But this nnds FOR the
good Of his health shut himself up. and little
markabe that the change 10 bis constitution which per-
mt such confinement should have occurred since the
Cincinnati nomination and the River and Harbor votes
The Harrisburg (Pa) Telegraph, Of the 25,n inst, bor"
at Its head the flag OF Fremont and Day ton. This IA
regarded the organ Of the Know Nothing state adm
nstraton Its has been anxioisly watched by
the friends of both Fillmore and Fremont In giving lie
for hosting the republican ticket, the grapA
says" We have TO wage against Mr.. Fillmore
lie has many friends and deserves them but the popular
heart Of the opposition clearly not with him in the pre-
sent crisis. We have to believe that hts friends In
Pennsylvania sincere in desiring the overthrow ofhc
loco foco party; and So Il Is more than half
pshed. Notwithstanding the indiscretcn Of few VII,
prefer Mr. Fillmore in their INSCRIPTIONS attacks upon
Col Fremont doubt not that the great Of both
Fremont and Fillmore earnestly desire and look
ndenty for cordial union and against
Nebraska party the politicians have bu, TO
feet the wishes Of the people, and union and victory viii
be the result Of our abors.v