The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-08

and members OF the Legislature The vote Co
vernon stands as follows
conway, cemocrat S,lb9
Yell, Know Nothing g...................... 1896
Democratic majority .......... ......... 12,723
In the State Senate there twenty democrats and i've
Know Nothngs; in the lower House sixty four demo
Gratis. ole old line whig and nine Know Nohtngs. In
the Northern Congressional district the vote is fol-
lows
Thonasop, Know Nothing ng.................... 6,lSl
Grcenwocd's majority iiy...................... s,23s
The in the Southern Congressional district stands
as ioows:-
Warren, democrat. 1885
Fowler, Know Nothing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8,7ol
Warren's majority y........................ 3,lS4
Fremont electoral ticket has area ty been nominated
Virginia in the Congressional districts. The following
is the list complete, two electors for the State
large
Dist Charles w Newton or Taylor
2-And. Holden, OF Harrison.
3-Jchn $. Barns OF Marion
Ar. W. Caruthcrs, of Monongalia
t-Job Crabtrec, o. Lee
t-Absaom George, OF Tyler.
William Lants, of Monongala.
S-Jsmes 7. McIver, OF Scott
9-Isaac Parsons, of Hampshire.
10-James B Kee OF Pendeton.
11-Joseph Kelley Of Russell.
12-Hiram Riggs, OF Scott
j.
The Hon. Arson Burngame will address a young
mems meeting in the Fifteenth ward on Thursday
evening the 1lth inst The Hon. John whippe OF Rhode
Islard may also speak at the meeting.
Hon. William Aiken OF South Carolina has published
card to his constituents declining to be again dominated
for a seat in Congress.
The Norristown, Pa, Hsro,d says tina, Henry D. Phil
lips, who represents the Twensy district of Penn
syvanis on the Fillmore electoral ticket is well known to
be an ardent Fremont This makes Ave such tho
ticket, viz Caleb N. Taylor OF the Seventh dis
tgict G. W Youpgman OF the fifteenth do; 5. Z. Daf
held, of the Seventeenth do John H. Wells OF the Tweu.
teth do; Henry D. Philips OF the T~enty second do
The Republican Convention which met at Mddlebury,
VT, to nominate to the late Hon. James
Meachar, selected f. p Walton, ESQ, Of the Montpelier
Yatchmdn their candidate, and he el, cted by an
overwhelming majority.
All three OF the brothers washburne are renomna.ed
for Congress. Although represents district in Mime
another in Illinois and another In wisconson, they oil
Fremonters.
Is Fremont, ca,holc9 Read the following letter from
companion Of the Pabdater IN California, which We
and in the Huntington ling hiandT;--
wzDsroRT, y. Y, Aug. a. 1888.
As YOU are aware I Surveyor Of Customs aud
Postmaster at santa Barbara and Collector OF the Port o
acquainted with John C. Frement from 1912 TO 1854 and
connected With hm Ia business transactions aud up
portion Of that he la California; and know
his ree Gus views feelings and associations as well as
years. snd know that he was not Catholic, out Pro-
tesabt Eplscopasn. was with hin during the canvass
for the second term OF Senator from California and attha
time nearly Every member OF re California Legislature
from the southern part o. the state were Catholics aud
| all It would bave required 10 have elected him at
/ once. would have been for him 10 be Cslho
hc: but he not and did not get that nh icncc. AT
the time knew Col Fremont be had every political In
dcctmcnt to be Csthollc but was not one; and Il il
i al W q m A. s0
out that he is has been onc speak what know
nom Of political intimacy With him, and know h
nso from bis own lips was IN California at the time OF
the adoption Of their state constitution, and voted ior IT,
and man in California dld rs much Col Frem,nt 10
make II free state; and when slavery demanded dty
Zion or the state that her Institution might DO cngraed
upon the southern half other Old much % pre-,
vent az did Jonn Fremont, ana upon free soil princ
Itpeak Of hat which know therefore as New York
free soer Of lS4s am for John g i.smoH, u2o1 ree
soil principles in 1850 SAMUEL BARNEY.
Sixty nine old line wings OF Detroit Michigan having
sued an address mendDg James Buchanan for the
Presidency, two hundred and sxty-tvo other old line
xhgs OF The place publish card declining the 10
vaon and expressing their preferences for Col jobs G.
| Fremont.
on the ars. Of october the Forney democracy in the
river oourss Of this state, to hold mass meeting
PovehkoepSie, and the sta the Fremonters wal do
the thing a, the same place II may not be gene
rally known that q, all thc democratic meetings the F
ngs the appearance Of being respectable gatherings 10
point Of numbers and that such small avors always
| rsciproca,od on ibe par, Of the democrats.
John W. Foruey has lssuc eic, TO the democrats Of
psuuy vana commacdlng them to be rm 10 the present
contest warning them 10 beware OF Freemonsm and
Know Noihingism The cdict or address long rgms
rec Of democratic nonsense and political history which
vli pu7zo the simple honest Germans o, the state, AMI
leave them free follow their oeinaons though
be address had not been bsued
| We arc informed by Mr.. sawyer, or Ptsburg, Pa,
that resolution or endorsement OF Mr.. Fillmore
pending before the Lancaster Council and would have
been adopted but for the early putting OF the motion TO
sciouin Sns Mr.. sawyer says that Philadelphia
despach in The HsRiro Of the iih inst, is inaccurate,
and that the previous announcement Of the above fac,
was correct
| grand democratic anti Know Noihns state rights
constitutional party" barbecue 70 be be held at Eufsu
Ia Alabama, the 9Th INST All the orators Of Alabama
and Georgia 10 be there, well the rest Of man
| kind.
Hon job r. Tyson member OF Congress from Phiaiel-
pha did not vote for the Kansas restriction the Army
bill because such provision out of place In ap
preparation bill, wholly anomalous our 81 STEM
and clearly unconstltutonal-so he says.
The Legislature OF Texas adjourned on the Let Of Sep.
| tember
Among the speakers nj the democratic meeting at Ia.
fyce, Ind, on the "a nst Lewis Cass, stephen
A Dorgas John G. Breckenridge John Van Buren, Col
| Preston and James D. Clay.
The New Orleans Dslsa says Is true that Mr. Fillmore
nonnay leads paty but In fact he Is out OF the ques-
ton al this time In The The ambitious tide that
for moment bore him on, has ebbed the waters have
lef, him high and dry, aud he stand or les helpless
hulk UPON desert strand As regards bis own chances
be s,e Of powhereness" in the canvass Iieis
a. mrch as sump on log or hump on a camel's back
On ths conceied ny the wagon wheel that imagined
VAS kicking ur al the dust Fillmore therefore. l. II.
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