The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-03
PENNSYLVANIA.
OUR HosEsDALE CORRESPONDENTS


HosrnAtE, Wayne county. Penn, Dot. 30, 1858.
State " PoIis IN Wayne Coan'y-Causs " lie Rcp,ali.
can Dgsot-fow tie K,sow Eothfn9s cif 90 on the forh
Of Norcmt1-Dcriocratic Los for Fottr Tars Pat
Governor R1do,s Speeeh al Ha,oley -Gaira Jentir's
Home and h0p his Bor0rgi Totoa-TFitsea Hpndrt I
Treign rces IN 1ts County for Old Baa-Hsa Eic1cns
in me CdmTdign--Fdnsy's .irrioiy and hs Fllts-
Tsely r,tes jer 7,Oo Hunir-d Dclra,s--saau capsal
osn us LaLcTThe Cg,sltry Good for Fremont " n. An
Nolhisas Tdeyer Fillmore ini,ead n Otd Bp-k, a..
Never snec The organization Of county has he po
tcA spirit been thoroughly aroused the present
criss II extends throughout, every township, borough
and school district IN tho county
The republican ticket defeated the as, election
by l37 majority, eectrg the entire democratic ticket
with one exceptonthst OF disuict a,torneywhich
republican. The Of the republican defeat s soey
attributed the Fillmore uniting In different
townships with the democratic party thus giving thcm
hundred votes than they otherwise would nave 4
tue Know No,hpgs had not FUSED With them.
The Fillmore party, however, viii the Prcridenil,
election, vote their ticket, thus leaving the Bacca
utt minus prop of 100 votes tor their candidate from
the 4 election.
II unicrrlaed democracy claiu tho last election q,
glorious victory. In the Of reason, Ak how
many victories Ike those Of tho ssi three occons
IN The county would take entirely cxtinguish the
p.ty7 In 1862 they rave Pierce eleven hundred and
vcn,y four ory; 1884 they gave Hgicr four hun
dred and sriy majority IN 1856 state election, they
gave cnly hundred and thirty scvcn majority AMI
next Tuesday the Ssn, tner ms otiy viii dlmnisn y
proportion has for The last three elections. Marx
that.
Governor Rec DER sposs las, Monday evening. Al Hsw
lev with good effect and shook tho n of some OF The
o,d demoeracy sufficiently hom tho morn
ing declare they could not cooss,ensly vote Tor Bu
chsnsn.
Gaips JENKINS ormcr prisoner In EAnsas returned
ow days 10 hW native home In thin county. Tho
borough In which hc formerly resided WINS Away
strongly democratic but At the last election ony ought
cay election ksy will make insignificant agure
than eigh, for the pro slavery democracy. .fens
honest statement c lacts, and OF tho oone
isee state In bleeding Eansas, win mako many =
vote for freedom in this county
The Foreign vote OF the county 90 piblc works
ana scattered among dozs tannores s goes sod
Tor the democracy and numbers fu hirtecn hunirsi
a. set) voteys more Than oneiouyh - Of the votes
q the whoe county. OF the inteiKcnt American pou
latson there two 10 for Fremont The other
pry but stu wc are forced 70 suhm sud allcs tho
foreign vote 10 say what officers shall rule our county
We have new element entering Into this campaign,
however, that win, In slight degree balance the Cano
4 ho vote, eolh against us. rcier 70 the Chrs
tisn churches OF various denominations, who are
fully awake 70 the Importance ol The coming
we'll eoes II become the Christian and Christian m MISTER
10 engage when OF great importance 70 their
teyssss ssahevhen fssebood bribery hnt oorrup
or are the means resorsed 70 10 accorth their ends.
Democratic funds have been freely orcnetcd 10 this
county and they proclaim upeniy that tner treasury
M, e,nrty vet Fosney has been to sha
| uay the ceariy would %. and has written tso Y rc'
| ,hy.e is,ts~s 10 know h0s We would a. Tie lie
To- before the state election, 10 ak Wayne voaaty 30g
ouocrslc sure. Hs sccef letter, siaSe tbs ssAss ccc