The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-21

And VIC have tbe reqriree majority Isl
yhtso votes 10 spare Oar opinion u, that In bali dozen
ether States, al probably more. the democratic ticket
has good chance the republican, but don't
70 60 INTO Particulars fer the above stated.
We coCd give coed reasons Why VIC claim. Pennsyha
na, nnos, and california bot y woa,d occupy too much
tpacc Ia regard % pennsylvapla may say in worl
tat American ,Icl Ct las been nomnatd there, and
win receive handfGme support ~ the strong vote y
u to IS TIE Convention which nominated rcfr cd u
unite with tie republicans Va fu' ion ticket. Ii The
Americans adhere 10 aer nominations, as there IS every
reason 10 believe they WILL The democratic uckc WIZ DC
e.ec,cd by very large majority
VIC have ssid enough 10 enhearen all democrats ana
all tonssvtve hgs and Americans who are disposed
vs ' essr a n o lons tried s,os
risy, unmrcanhablc m6fainy, sound wisdom, hrmness
without isshnc,s con5es !si wo . " on
rsier than elevate TO that exalted station young m IN
without exporercc in public affairs, without eminent
ovaiacat Of any kind. rcpref enntve OF eli the
tisms,n and Of a section, against the principle q
national unity which the republic was ounsed, and
which aoe can stand az prosper IN time 70 come
Bot there y danger IN The opposite direction. ~
democrats fold their hands and say "Alls WE'LL la
stead Of bucshng on the harness and working I,ss
which set before ihem and In 50 doing establish the
reign q ultraim, ssc,ienaism, and prose ip.on ,ae
consequcrocs of which will I've most dsasuous TO them
selves. their postcrlty. their country, and mankind
Tb,r opponents VIII leave no stone unturned, no
effort uE,rIed, 10 accomplish their purposes and
they have the advantage Of numerous and powerful
prcgv. Ct vast many rifle preachers, and OF the
prevalent bnarness which for years they have been
iomentn s against poriion q their fellow citizens as
good ihs mscives brave as self sacrificing when
the COZ ptry calls and who only max equal privileges
the terri tory for the acquisition oil wbkh
they pad their full share Of blood and treasure There
new but eleven weeks before the eventfn day which Is
10 decide desns for the next four years IL not for
all time.
Since this VAS written have received icerrahc dos
match nom Louis stating that the Benton electoral cket
has been Withdrawn ia favor Of The regular democratic
ticket.
[Trom the New York s-fScnvenger 10 the demo
caic party)l
TO OUR SOUTHERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
soCTn-wHIGs or THE SOUTH.
n IL tho abolition cry North thst "Fimorc has NO
char &C and the Buchenan cry Southland believing
Now Il the fact aied that Is why
should do wrong fail 10 do right-bUt the fact csnno
be So, unless made scby men being made the dupes Of
false cries
This canvass many unusual points OF consdera
tlcn all worthy of TIE more thought from the very
veliy OF mems positions Fremont, Southern born man.
IL brought up anti Southern candidate; Buchanan
Northern born man, is brought up anti Northern
csn6i0atcitat is candidate carry ont the Pierce
policy Kanses, aud 10 the annexation OF Cuba, &c. &c
Tie sue these two men present is fatal one To the
peace prosperity Of the Union, because II Ia sectional
anc btcause II il certain 20 keep up sectional fcuds
ard Gfhts II Brobarsn elected, there Is nothing set
tad -because 10 every Northern State, there will be
large maloiiiies sganst him, when the Fillmore aud
Tr,mc vote Is combr ed These maiories will not be
yararnhed when Buchanan attempts 70 carly oct the
Cincinnati policy that elects him, but, noRhe
tray. will be increased by ", magnided aud
,,ooi rcd The North Is not 70 be subducd any more
nan me South Buchanan must either totray the South
erp rtcy that elects him. or Keep up just such fech0g
arc ep,'scn In the North Pieces pocy has created
Under his agitation Southern institutions cannot rro per
or tn,c Tor tney want peace ami their policy peace,