The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14
Political GOsslp.

Richmond Enquirer 10 trying TO convince the people
North that the extension Of slavery wi be benen.
beth sections Of the Union, and more particularly
non -slaveholding States. This is the gist Of its
|,nt:-"we propose TO introduce no more slaves
p country, but by their dispersion and diffusion
large space TO increase their value and improve
pdition. Such extension viii benefit the North by
.ng the field Of It's commerce; II will keep down
Hhop, enlarge the market for its manufactures; il
fnish a more abundant and cheaper supply Of
.peapen the raw material for It's workshops and
n, and enable the North TO ccntne itself 10 light,
H door work. And thus the increased value Of
yin be shared by both sectous-the North getting
Ter share.n
se Convention Of the democracy CT Vermont, 70
|ye candidates for State officers and Presidential
70 be supported at the coming elections, will be
Montpelier, Oh Friday, July rs, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
II stevens, Of Buffalo, who received ! 900 demo-
shajority last fall, and three democratic Aldermen
lat the same time, are members Of the Fremont
that city.
hnvicts in the Auburn prison Goo in number, says
tlcuse Standard, dem, were polled on the llth
hen only one Of the lot was found 10 be in favor
Anan. The remainder were for Bristol Bill.
a. Lawrence, being q personal friend Of Willard
declines TO run oil the Fremont electors in
usetts. He stands, however, upon the republican
will be but two parties IN ohio-Buchanan and
other. The Cleveland Herald says the entire
ticket ia now out Of the field
Richmond Wing and the Richmond Enquirer,
BY two Of the most rabid pro-slavery papers in
u, are trying to prove each other abolitonists,
borters Of the free son movement in the North.
llmore men hold q Convention at Indianapolis,
on the 10th inst. for the purpose Of forming .
electoral ticket The Know Nothings At present
IDLY an organization in the State, they having
allowed up by the republicans, in the nomination
officers.
meeting 10 form the Fremont Cub, at Hartford,
cussion in reference to the erection Of Rocky
hut 10 serve as head quarters through the
* rlace.
vas taken on board the steamer Plymouth Rock
oassage through the Sound, from New York to
on Friday evening last, which resulted as fol.
fremont, 2ol; Buchanan, 50; Fillmore, TO- A
OF the passengers would not make public their
ces.
bern ma,ron. says the Richmond EDamfne7 b
G feres OF elementary books, for the uss Of
schools, deToid Of sectional and fana,bcal
i.
iicago Democrats Press OF the 10th inst. says
~, nine brothers, by the name Of Levauwey,
is city, by matual arrangement, 10 proceed in
on q visit 10 their aged mother living 10 -.
county, n, Y. The whole Of them, from the
cement Of manhood up 10 the present tine, had
aocrais and voted the democI attic ticket. They
Gerent localities over a region Of country nearly
60 in extent. On meeting yesterday and COM
otes, they found they were all for Fremont.
old mother may well be proud OF her sons.
hrss,ian Wa,chman says;-we learn from a re-
urce, that Rev. George ID. Boardman, OF Barn
rt House, :. G., has been compelled 10 abandon
rate for refusing an expression Of sympathy on
Of Brooks in his outrage on the Massachusetts,
big State Convention Of virginia win assemble al
a, on Wednesday next, the 10th inst.
pssrsle Journal does not suppose that, In the
Col. fremont's election, the South would at
for that reason, secede from the Uni,n, but IL
lily doab, that the disruption Of The Union
he inevitable result