The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16


CONCORD, n H., Sept. 8, 1904
Prospects Of the Presidential Eiecel Votes " the Free
Sotes- Deeviona u ne Fillmore Men in Nsw Engllnd-
ahe zeal Battle Ground Psnn yloaaia, Nslo Jersey and
California General Tierce's Proposed Visit to Nso
RompsLireais Reception Likely to be a Gold Oaefhe
Grsri.e STATE fer Fremont ana Ftsetn afc., dc.
In lsa0 Gen h1yison received electoral votes enough
IN the free States elect him President though no
had los every vote from the slave States and this was
tie only New England State which gave its electoral votes
to SIR Van Buren, and to-day there is not the least
prospect Of It's vote beng gwen - Buchanan In lSiS,
New Ham pshre the ony state which gave ma
jory popular Gen Cass, Messrs ray
Tor and Van Buren, and Illinois and Iowa the other
Two fee States which, by pluraes, elected Css elect
Iowa has recently demonstrated that her votes ara
10 be gwen 10 Fremont la November next and no nte
gent in the country doubts how Illinois Will go on
the attn Of November next. Thus you the three
States iha voted Tor Case in s4ssnd the only free States
which did vote TOR hIm-are decidedly opposed 10
Nj. Buchanan,
On the 4th of next November, New England will
give 1o5,oC0 majority, OF her popular yotes, against
the man WHO stauds upon a platform OF principles
and policy complimentary 10 The present unpopular
and discarded administration. Mr. Fillmore may re-
ceiye 40, 600 votes all Nes England while Ere
mont will receive at least 275 $50 Of tnern ana Bucha
not than 80 GOO. Every State Ia New England
ia as sure TO in favor OF .<ing Kansas free State
as The Southern States TO do what they can to
make II slave State have said Fillmore may reoeive
40,oe0 Of the $4,000 votes mat Wi, bc polei IN Nav
than that number and he may not obtain halt of IT
Since Is evident 10 All bis friends IA tue North tast ha
Will receive 10 electoral votes in any of The slave
States, his Northern friends leaving mis- ranks by
Hundreds and by thou 'ands In ths STATE. MANI cad
Veirout he has friends and bat very few Ia her
Nhcce Island or Connecticut,
The West will nobly respond t, New England aut
New York ~lll be safe 10 the day OF trial the battle,
then, 10 be ouyat mainly IN Pennsylvania New Jersey
and California and 1t will ne well II iriends rightly
understand this matter. There Is H. be oattle 10
Somh, and her aid ad her money will be given freely,
10 be expended manly, IN the hces last named States
Something viii be done by the money of the off, holders
in lnols, Indiana, Connecticut and Nes Tia npsnire
ies, IN the last nared State 10 N ney viii be spared
DO Efforts omitted, intrigue unemployed which will
give promise ofsuccess ss ali President Pierce
OF the Soub OF the Office holders Of Me Buchanan aud
his friends, is give New Hampshire back again ia
which may spe I'd the rema der o. miss pept hte
my party trends in the ascendency, aud will demand
no more Bat alas! New Hamp-hire may again be h-
home, but in ali coming time she viii discard hi
tfeae herous son. in whom site viii never more couite
had he been nomns tea 10 re ecton, ner freemen
woud haye given 10 COO majority against his election
while nov her majority for Fremont si be someS
between 1900 and COO The great battle o. March
settled for years. the Qotca Character If the Granite
State and tho money fo which siaves have been sod
or The gold ana silver extortd from ocs holders or he
efforts Of Old parry feeders caGnot hsr electoral
votes for any nau who orges hat be has been knows
not what be is and cares not what he snail be whea he
platform
President Pierce has resolved 10 improve or
great political excteuen % vs hi, native state, hop
ng, at sach time, 10 be received vim enhuslatm bu;
he will &c mos. sadly dsappoiutea n, czen, suca,
linda pendent Of iarty wiz give him cordial greeting
and many Of Dis party friends who favor Mr. Buchanans
election, will be rs cold colo be toward him.
lie Intends to retlrn 70 the capital OF this state and
vest IN real estate portion OF the fortune no has
INFLATED az Washington, through tho agencies OF hi
frends hem this state holding commanding offices a. the
scat Ct the national government His Neg Himasnire
N IN
amount OF money and ancs granted by Congress mai
strvcos upcrrthe ocean, the Istmus and FIR raro
and some OF them VIII return 10 New Hampshire aud
New England with large fortunes, but with lille OF
peculiarly. The President may receive attentions IN the
large cities ffc1 TIE msny Office bolers Whose
be yet Ccntros but 10 The rural districts his pops
VIII ho cold and aigd lie j. expected TO lave Washag
Ton 10 Few days. Indeed, sous have expeetet HIN
be al Concord the present week bat do believe he
viii be al Coma before the goth inst.
Tell your rfndoTs tba, the .Grane Sa,e' Is owned
by Franklin Pierce IL not TO be controlled by all the go
possessed by oCo holders or the aags OF al ca.
alav1s south II Mason Dixons line. New Hampshire
goes Tor freedom and for Fremont