The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-19

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TIE PRINCE GONE INTO THE HAMPSHIRE GRANTS "-Tha
Boston Alias Of the 17,h, says Hs R. b. the Prince,
conten plates mission airy into New Ha npshre
II he cannot convert than he did In Wayne county
Penn, he had better not GO
NEW QUALIFICATION OyrIcR-A Cincinnati lawye,
recently applied to the Governor OF Louisiana for the ap
poinment of Commissioner or Deeds He was required
to show, by Testimonials that he chad NO sympathy
with the enemies of the South" Havnt heard whether
he forwarded them.
Mr. BANKS AT GAIYSA Speaker Banks was TO have
SPOKEN at Galena on the 18th ins.
MORE WIND -Forney's fennsylpaniaN Of the sth, an
nounces the names Of about eighty speakers who ara
going to stump in Pennsy vana for Buck. They will
be sending on here for gr,st for their mills.
AARAEp-The Pittsburg Post, Of Oct. 16, Buchanan
paper this curious ession-'Now, we have
said BEFORE the negroes could be removed to separate
home and country We should rejoice at the abolition Of
slavery. But to let loose all the dark hordes Of
Southern negroes to mandate the North would be TO both
races the most ruinous event that coud be conceived"
Why then seek to bring them into the free Tefrtoress
DlsxssEp.--The Rev. Charles Howard Malcolm, former
y Of Poughkeepse has been dismissed from the Pastoral
Office Of the Baptist ch Wheeling va for unsound-
ness on the slavery question
SOMEWHAT EAsHR.-The Norfolk Herald, Of October Is,
speaking of the capture ard obstruction Of the Fremont
and Corporation and executed by the military forces Of
Portsmouth, says
We hope that their workshops slept well after 1t. Nd
question as to the authority ordering removal bu
inasmuch as the justly offensive flag had been taken
down. and the stars and stripes waved aoft In ito Stead
the mrndate was rathsr ''sna business" No obec-
ton the least show Of resistance made to its exc
cuticn, however, and the pole quietly cut down,
and that siar spanget banner" the proud emblem Of
our national glory and gresiness, a. we'll as indepen-
dence fell with ii. II has been stated that the persona
engaged in raising tie pole nstigated by the bra
yado Of some Bucban an men, sao had made the threat
that any set Of men sbonid care to raise Fremont
pole in Portsmouth they would and feather them.
Several buchanan me are SAID TO have tac- hand ="
erecting the pole.
BURNED IN EIrGY.-Professor Hedrick h.l.
ellgy on the Q, enfng OF the 81, by the q III
University OF North Carolina. r
TIE PouoY OF THE SouIB EVEN $50.
ELECTION &C., &c.-This IL the heading Of e4
the Augusta (Georgia) Coastiaionalist, W. ona
has sent us. II contains four columns Of rso
Union, and g q melancholy proof Of the @suae m
triotism among q class of hitherto lega ~
mere question, too, after oil, about the tis 6 @4
loaves and fishes.
sFoRxwARSED, FoREARMrp. THE Lo Na
OF the 15b speaking of the reasonable efforts Of Gov.
Wise and his associates says.wthkhe Developments
before the public Of the reasonable views Of these
democratic leaders, Kentucky and tennessee vote for
their retaining power, they will viewed everywhere
"a sympathzins with these and giving them en-
coursgement
Coon PoIrTc4L JoKE.-The Ohio Salesman tells story
that al late republican meeting Columbsna county.
Ohio, flag got up with great expense-costing soma
forty dolars-was offered the township that would
turn the most The democrats therefore, OF
OF the townships In that county, CONCLUDED that
they weuld ike TO take the prizs from the enemy, and
the banner being given tor the largest numbers Of voters,
they got together marched up In body, and took tho
banner from the awarding committee and marched homa
in triumph and victory rhe sequel to the joke has not
yet been told by the Saesmaa appears that II was
after dark when the banner received and the party
took TO their headquarters, fastened 10 the hsyards
Of their liberty pole and up. The next morning
discovered that Of the stripes was painted
| "Fremont and Dayton" II only seen by early
risers
How KENTUCKY CARRIKp FOR BrcHASAy.-.
We find in the same (ant Brchanan) papcr;-swe
about say that the rights Of the people or Kentucky
iearfay endangered foreign foes were in
midst but the truth ID, foreign foes In midst
Thousands OF foreign foes imported and bribed and gade1
| by Kcntucky's own uaiiovs."
Gov. WIsx's THaKAr MARyI Ayp-In his letter 10 the
Upper Marlboro Mass Meeting COMMITTEES, Md he u.-
tered the following significant threat:-"Ir abe
with us, thc is against u.s. she s not or peace she
for war she would not preserve her border SAFE she
VII leave exposed 10 scenes far worse than the mssa
Gre OF her Gorsuch.n Who 10 commit this massa-
crc2 The North viii defend Maryland with much teai
against Wire's army as they would their own soil.