The daily union., 1856-11-06
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New York Herald;
may be several days yst before We can correctly clas
sy the Of the thirty States respectively th o
the Rocky mountains but have received returns su
eent 70 justify the conclusion that Mr. Buchanan ium
phanny elected through the nvauabo services Of Mr. F
and his outside guerilla party He has eopaed Van
Buren in his last desperate effort politician and may
now like the Sage Of Lindsnwad retire obsearitY
public contempt As for Fremont hs 10 yet entitled %
fair trial. and bis friends should immediately proceed TO or
ganiEe in bic behalf for lo in every State in the Upion
This certainly COOL in the fase ef the fact that had
not been the fasion Of the Fillmore men and the FREE
mont mea IN tha rural districts Of New York. the demo-
Gratis would have carried that State by alarge plurality
The Tribune comedies the election Of Buchanan and
Brecknridge with savage grin, and then indulgss In
succession of terrific shrieks follows ~: an .#a~
"P aecally majority of the American people have en-
dorse outrages phuman than Poland Hungary
endorsed and voted that 1t wrong shoot and scalp
in Kansas for peacefully striving to keep theirs free
Territory, and make it free State. Practically the rer
dict Of yesterday has enslayed Kansas and made II treason
rebellion for her devoted inhabitants struggle longer
that destiny. Practically the brutal ruians VII
yesterday Of the polls throughout ths free States
Jeered at bleeding Kansasthn. making snort of ro
arson rape, and wur'~-have been orsed and commend
ed BY the of their sov -oitizens Practically the
eican pece reversed the policy OF slavery resrc
on nauguraed by revolutionary patriots and decided
that liberty and slavery equal in merit and equally
cordant with the genius Of democracy Practically, the
has been hidden take possession Of the
and ride rough sod all who manifest oppo
to Its pleasure repugnanoe Its sway Practically
settled that to osthe the debssement Of brute
chaehood and earnestly desire freedom for ALL is crime
in free America to be punished by exclusion from the
toua councils and denial Of any voice In the direction Of
| our public affairs" m VII. . .sar.. ..... II ....e.
True his belligerent instincts and warlke propensi-
tes General James Watson Webb has idea of
drrpe although bound hand and foot by the conquerg
democracy He takes comfort amid the groans and shrsks
of bis fellow negro worshppers for he roces in the be-
lief that to buchanan and Fremont have been defeated
b. the people Hear the friend and gageator of Bennett
"Telegraphc despaches of election yesterday
received the anticipated but they
that Fremont lost Pennsylvania and New Jersey,
and therefore elected by the people, and also that Bu
chansn has lost Maryland which makes 1t possible that he
tbe eiore is not elected by the people,
The New York Times frankly acknowledges the deea of
Mr. Fremon-he acknowledgment being accompanied by
the slightest perceptble whimper--and takes comfort in
the belief tina, these presidential elections certainly
heavy draughs upon the minds and of that great
multitude Of our people who engage in them"
The shreks of the Evening Post, the last remaining
member of the quntupe alliance have reached US al
though there for believing that it has
survived the overwhelming disasters of the 4lh.
deed most witheriug commentary the boasted inHu
ence # the Herald, Tribune Courier, Times, and Post,
Their single and combined shrieks have secured such
eemng harvest of democratic votes as have not been
known in the Empire City for many years.
THE ELECTION IN THE THREE LARGE CITIES.
The democrats have lot Maryland for the want Of
numbers but through the frauds and ourderous violence
Of the knownothngs of the city of Baltimore The Bal
timore Sun of yesterday morning says:
Its hardly news to any the city
disturbed by the dsgraceful riots during the whole OF
yesterday In part another from the time the polls
opened until they closed, disorder and riot prevailed
less and of every description we're freely used
1t equally certain that fraudulent voting practsed al
without restraint and scarcely disguised whe great
numbers deprived Of their franchise either by force
aud violence at the polls, Intimidation from the reports
Of what going The history Of the day was
entary upon the assumption Of the
had adopted sufficient for the preservation
Of peace On the contrary, authority seemed poweres
disorder grew into riot and riot eliminated In blood
shed AID slaughter There notorious insuGcency
any elective thing for the maintenance Of order for
the protection OF citizens IN The exercise OF their rights
The election passed OF very quietly in the city Of Phla
delphiA The Ledger says:
Tbe election In this city yesterday conducted with
good der which marked every election since
the division of the wards into precincts There great
deal Of activity at the respective polls but riong
tur bances so far as ws have heard"
In regard to the election in the city OF New York The
Times says:
"Very seldom has election passed of quietly In this
city spd Brooklyn It did yesterday should our read
Judge otherwise from the few scrimmGges bloody
heads that record below. Scrimmages city bsttu
on not peculiarly metropolitan one and bloody heads are
down in the bills for ell great oowds Indeed u tho Sixth
wardeTs to turn out to prOtracod meeting
they would thump each Others heads by way of
sustaining their spirits and keeping their reputation good
So Of course, couldn't expect entirely peaceful da
election Yet, generally, the day marvsllously still
for four years have not election day when
there little drunksnnes little roting, 20 little
shouting or hurrshing.
"Tbe weather not vel adapted to breed row At
times 1t ained bard, at times oggy and murky times
The fog lifted, and the sky looked " II might clear By
the day bat nobody safe without umbrella.
"a stranger landing In the city might have walked u,s
ard down prominent streets sod suspected
choosing king rule Business went on
usual, only II you 10 knot Of the eve
nng and paused catch their words you would hear
good dcaof mroritis', bets Congress- aldermen &o
THE FRAUDS AND UUTRAGEs IN BALTIMORE.
The Baltimore Republican Of last evening says.
"Thcre Is not in this city who does know that
the bloody tragedy Of yesterday called election
horrible r0cksrvthat thousands Of illegal votes we're
p0-d BY the opposition demonrfny md that