The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-02
Political Gossip.

Toe Save dry ne democracy held ratification meet
ing at Charleston, = c. the Goth inst at which
tons were pased approving all that portion of the Gin
natl platform snish relates 20 slavery, but nothing Is
said about remainder. -c.ters resolved from
Stephen A. Douglas, james L. err, ard 2. Brooks.
Hon. Uri Osgooa has been nomnascd for Congress- b.
the democrats IN the Third district OF Illinois.
A beautiful Brchanan FAC which Lid waved in triumph
over the between Pcs: oAice t!o.x ami C3vcy's
bsilins, in Csmbrdgeport, Nae, was prcc,it-.ei 70
tic ground ny the storm u .sth at.
banner wae strung across Broadway, IN Aitany,
bearing the following motto - We.,9.se tho Tsth-
Under 10 Inc White House !"
sno Bclcfonu.:re GA~s.l, .. Logan comfy, Ohio an
old wing paper, has democratic ard up the
name OF Buchanan and Breckenridge.
Tho Buffalo Express says Tho NEW yoRE HsRArp and
Buffalo Cosri1 need give themselves trouble about
the political position and zeal Of the Hons B. Prnge and
r. Sage OF this State and washburn, Of Illinois, in the
republican cause. Whale these gentlemen preferred
Judge Mclean as their standard bearer, they
the less zealous n behalf Of the principles and aims Of
the party at whose head stands the Of the gallant
Fremont They will do good battle in behalf Of freedom
In the comug hght
The Reading (Pa) Journal, Fillmore Know Nothing,
approves OF a union between the Fillmore and Fremon,
forces. II says We are not without hore that
union OF the opposition elements VII. be had grounds
whom the niger drivers think destined to walk the
course SO easily VIII be handsomely beaten tho end"
Governor Chase delivered address 70 his fellow CO.
xcns u Cincinnati In favor or free s.eesh, 100 Kansas
and Fremont, he 3o.h UT.
The Boston Journal OF Saturday, says'-As matter Of
curiosity, examined cur exchange papers received by
this mornings mall for the purpose Of asccrainng their
position on tho Presidential qscston. Tho following
papers examined represent all the New England States,
and several Of the Middle Southern and Western States
The result Of examination was as follows
For Fremont. Neutral ................
For Buchanan. .......... Neutral, with Fremont
For Fillmore. NnoeLsses...... ......
Straight out whig........
There were eight c1s in the express train from Bufo
on the 25th June A Presidential vote proFt sed,
which resulted thus Buchanan -; Fillmore, 81, IRE
mont, vi, undecided, 90
The following are some Of the notices which
painted the banners carried n the PROCESSION
on the occasion Of the Fremont and Dayton demonstration
In Trenton, y. j., on the Goth Inst
Talk shout your wbcatlandl More chat han grainl',
The best hreshing machine know the ballot boxl
" Wen take that Buck by the hornsl Iia hap "A man
that. no, afraid 81 grizzly bear can't be scared BY
IN aoores wIsy 81 n nrs ,a.sem Tom ocn
not with a cane.n Tie music &C the Union u not the
Whip q he slayeholder" :. Iis Jersey was true 70
good for 900 majority" " For President, John g Pro-
mont, the Rocky Mountain Pathfinder and The Jersey
Buc.n "New Jersey will prove true 10 Dayton"
twin relics q barbarism, polygamy and slavery"
The citizens Of Fauqucr county, Va held meeting
the 2eh ult Al Piedmont station 10 express Their indgna
ton at the alleged conduct of Mr. T. G Underwood, In
pretending TO represen, Virginia in the Republican Conyen
ton at Philadelphia. The meeting adopted resolutions dis
carding all sectional parties, adherng 10 The constitution
and the Union H. and denouncing "a libel any al
tempt 70 make impression that free coil abolition
doctrines are gaining foothold IN -ginia committee
was appointed convey the sentiments Of tho meeting
Mr. Underwood and 70 inform n N stulat they deem
lust and adyabc that he should leave the Stats spec
Oily as he can ind u In his powcs e DO 90"
Tho friends Of Mr.. Fillmore i New Orleans, hred
salute of fifty guns upon the by lese
graph u his arrival In this city.