The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-02

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The State OF Georgia was not represented In the Phs3
delphia Know Nothing Convention which nominated Mr..
Fillmore but on the 9Th Of July State Convention was
he at Macon, which formally nominated Mr. Fillmore foe
! the Presidency At this Convention the Philadelphia
platform, was ,epudissed and Southern platform
and Yesoh ons efe adopted, which, together with the
nomination. were ent 70 Mr. Fillmore for acceptance and
endorsement, At vt accounts no answer had been re-
Ceved, and the Know Nothings OF Georgia were becom
ing uneasy. More trou bic y brewing.
The Richmond Evour takes the result Of the recent
State elections as basis argument TO prove that there
are but two political orrar zatons in the fed-he Fro
mont constitutional party nd the niger driving demo-
Cracy
One Mississippi excha es, tn noticing the pro-
cecaings or democratic meeu g In that state notices.
the fact that distinguished emoer OF tne American
party in his experience and look mis- seat with the
He said he had got OF inc platform OF the
American party but he didrt Jump or nor he didn't fAI
off, He was standing sress. with h va htad, aud sud-
denly he dropped through melody pulled out the l2h
section psnk which he xras stan oas' ana ne fsi
through the hole IN t-thsss Fnlmor - rniladeiphis
platform
Fremont meeting heEfAi Passaic, new Jersey,
las. Friday night preliminary to the orgs Snsaton OF
Fremsnt Constitutional Associatoa at which were nearly
two thousand persons. Tho VII est enthusiasm pre-
vailed and the old hrmers, who seldom end their
voices o approval to any POLITICAL cause, mingled thear
oudest cheers with the universal Sexpesson in avor Of
the Pathfinder.
There political tract in cro,aA on in the Eastern
States, In which the author sayst--
live In New York, next door Cola fremont know
him well. He invariably attends ohtu ch sandays-Aa
Bishop Hughes church in tie forenoon aud Pusey..e
Hughes we're coming home from crroh, m in arm and
yard fence and knocked down three iengta
In Pi,tsneld, w. thriving agricultural wn there
about l25 legal voters OF these four for Buchansn
and Brecknridge oil the fos Frezs mt and Day.
ton.
Timothy Rves has rendered his reslgnasia as demo-
cratic Presidential elector In the Second Coz gressiouai
district OF Virginia.
The Fillmore electoral ticket or Pennsylvania contains
the OF at leas, two men who are supp os
Fremont These G. W. Youngman, of the i1eenth,
and Caleb N Taylor Of the Seventh district You 1gman
according Lycoming correspondent Of the Pen yss
man. has been actively engaged in distributing Fl
papers, and is well known in that region 70 be for the
publican candidate The Doylestown Ir,cui9aca also
says that Taylor member Of the Philadelphia Rs-
publican National Convention which nominated Fremont
Of whom he ardent supporter There also other
the ticket which seem, from tha antecedents a
the persons named, extremely unreliable for Fillmore.
The OF the Second district ci Michigan
nominated ex Governor John 5. Barry for Congress-
The movement OF the democrats In favor OF Fremont
becoming Infection aud s spreading all Tie
ment been made by the members OF the democratic
rarty resulting in thorough Fremont organization n
Court House and in every township OF the county.
The democrats OF Cleveland, ONO, have also made
similar movement. They have got up aad published
call for the organization OF Democratic Fremont Club,
giving in detail the why they cannot support the
Buchanan ticket The Cleveland Herald says that the
sigr confined to those who up the presea1
campaign, have been identified with the democrats
party and every who signed cast hls for Vim.
Medll. the democratic candidate for Governor OF Ohio.
Had the call been for those who voted for Prcsitsal
Pierce The list might have embraced ve hundred. The
meeting to organize CID ri~ss IA.
irst at the Court House, and will be addressed by the
Hon W. Collins, lately democratic member OF Goa
gress In Warren county, Pa, all the dsanected dems-
Gratis have also gone 10 Fremont headed by The
hon. Curtis, ademocratc member OF the last Con-
gress.
The FILE men OF Massachusetts, will assemble In
convention in Boston today. There will doubtless be
large attendance from the and southern sections
the State. The western counties, however, viii pro
badly send but few delegates Tho chief question OF In
tercst before this convention Is whether they
viii nominate independent State ticket II Is beleved
that portion OF the Fillmore IN favor Of hr.
Gardner but the majority viii vote for separate nomins-
tons Among others the Of Ruben A. ChapmAa,
cf Springfield, IL mentioned In connection with the noni.
nation for Governor. The name Of ex.postmaser Cor
Con, Of Boston, Is also mentioned.