The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21
drea men have ordered ia toxisu THAR nxms Wi moi
three hundred thousand respond
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DR.. O Herring, C.ri Cosnp
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honor, John Wetk.

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DR.. Herring, Carl Goenu.
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PaIIlpSIrml. Oct. Is, 1855. '0na ~sk'
THE rUsI0S In PENNSYLVANIA,
Erom tne ftsxihourg Telegraph, Dot. 49,
we take the following short article from the Harrisburg
Herald Of October 49, daily hsued from the Office Of tn
American Ssnts''el, violent Fillmore paper
UsIos ELEcroIAL TIexEr-under this caption we find II
ne iast leftgraph call for county meeting Cour
House his esenrg 70 appon, delegates Conven
ticket be supported a the opponens Of James sucha
Bemsas S. 's s 4 y 0ssas
cd 2 say that s s dnss rspubican with II,
thar The meeting night win be participates IN BY them
The friends Of the nominees await the aeo cf The
On premature rnwiss and impoiic 'Ae p0'e"' A'
There ID NO truth in the above statement and nc
one but sn unprineipsea and corrupt dberganizel
veh.on, composed OF whigs, republicans, and Anne.
rican which nominated me union candidates Tor
Commissioner nominated jsnt committee that was em
powered TO meet consult and act In behalf Of the u1ioa
Chairman and Mr.. Palmer was appointed Chsrmsn. A
meeting or the joint Committee called on the eth OF
octSoeT IA aarrisnurg There was nearly full meeting
OF the Joint Committee, and those who did not attend
sent letters, giving reasons other than political oues for
their NON attendance The Joint Committee was anxious
for union and harmony. The Committee thought that
the for nation Of union electoral ticket would lead to
discussion delay, and perhaps, disagreement aud dig
s fSp01 n,, They s,,o, deemed prudent to postpone
the frst election. The Joint Committee ad
ourned to meet IN Philadelphia the 10th Of october
rupton in Philadelphia, the joint Gommittee recon-.
mended to all opponents Of James Buchanan the com
counties elect deetes to Union Convention to be
held in Harrisburg the 2lst Of October the purpose
offormng Union electoral ticket the Joint Commit.
ticket, wss recommended 70 the Onion Convention 70
be held on the 2lst, 70 simply ratfy It's action. II the
n usa all he in its
power to form fair Union electoral ticket We observ We
IN none Of our exchanges any expressed
the Buchanan papers, and in the Fillmore organ
in Harrisburg. and the Philadelphia Daily Neas.
ticket more harm than any two buchanan papers ia
Pennsylvania. They tenders for the Buchanan
that run before the bigger beasts Of the
shamocracy. The Harrisburg Sentinel and Herald has
been catering all summer and fall for the Buchanan
presses and the editor Of the Daily Nes has been en-
Eased in an active pederasts exercise with the editor Of
1t Ia usuain Presidential contests to nominate eecto-
raj tickets during the spring and summer preceding the
time Of election. The ultra Fillmore men themselves
nominated IN electoral ticket iast But now
Harrisburg organ Of the dough hosds and white Charles
wise and mpolc' for the Union men to take steps to
place electoral ticket In nomination. The ultra Fill.
more men wish s 70 force this alternative upon the honest
electoral ticket or else 10 lot the vote Of the State 60
James Buchanan.
PIEPAnING FOR NovEMBER-THREE ELECTORAL
TICKETS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
[From the Philadelphia Ledger, Oct. 2ol
The republicans and native Americans in this State
have been unable to agree on any common electoral
ticket and the consequence that there viii bo
three run this state. The native Americans adnere
TO that nominated in August, and which Is headed BY
Joseph X. Ingersol and Andrew Stewart a. Senatorial
Electors. This ticket pledged, chosen, 10 votc under
any and every contingency, Tor Fillmore and Donelson
The numbers in lhe American state Committee were
tweuty 70 two In favor Of strictly adherng this ticket
and declining asnce with the republicans The lAkasu
party have i,sued ticket led OF BY John @ Fromon
thai the Americans should adopt the same substutuc
Mlard Flmores name for thas OF John G. Frs mont with
the understanding that the electoral should cast
for each candidate IN proportion 70 the number voters
for each at tho p0isthat 20 say Fillmore received
thirds Of the popular VOTE thirds OF the electors
should vote for him. Fremont got two thirds then two
thirds Of the electors should vote Cor him. II either OBJ
tanned then one half OF the electors should vote
for him; and so on.
The unanimiy, however, with which the native Amer.
ticket renders highly improbable that this proposition
from the republicans will be accepted There appears To
DO an Impression with Native Americans and republi
cans alike, that II Il the strongest party, aud
and that It's ticket consequently ought 10 DO tho
ono supported by the oher. Tho Fillmore presses
claim that moro than two-thirds OF the opposi-
ton in this state belong TO them and that the Fremont
Fillmore. On the other hand the Fremont journals
that out OF this city Fillmore has strength ali In
Pennsylvania, and that even he has, the Fillmore
Many Of hs and All So
mont newspapers out Of this State cry out however,
distinct Fremont electoral ticket asserting that their
candidate win poll votes without fusion than with.
separate ticket and there VIII be at least thrcc the
heid-ore for buchanan, one FOR Fillmore, and Tor
Fremont.
Florida Election.
The following table embraces the returns the vote
ril II sAo ouvxu H. f~ax~ El,~lxs