The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21


The EesusIosn 0onmtss me. ss a.rr;:Sur. on q
asSs. IL sos,.sesos con s''' with ii sss Amsso.s Com
| uamed body at It's meeting on the 10th, have beel
pNbiahsd and appears that Mr. sa dcrson suppressed
2oth Of september which in bis answer he promised <
lay before his committee. The Republican Committee q
meeting held on the same day sent DEP uation 70 hs
Resolved, Ths. the committee appointed to conis with the
Fillmore ani Done,son State be ned 70 in
tive Committee FOR the purpose ornlng an eector ticket
he & n
N ne cal for Onion State Convention to meet at Harrisburg
And II this invitation be not accepted then
Resolved That the said committee instructed to invite
the Fillmore and poneson state Commttee meet with
5ss, b xlIsS win Be people
ton Of James buchanan.
The American Committee refused to accept either iuv
stion and rejected the following resolution offered by
Mr.. Francis Jordan, Of BEDFORD
and support the ticket at ensuing cleo
vote e State Fremont and Dayton in case i viii de-
ea MT Buchanan and viii not elect Fillmore and Doneson
They also struck from their electoral ticket two gentle
men who had been placed on 1t by the American State
Convention who had declared that they preferred Mr.
Fremont to Sr. Buchanan for tho Presidency. and SUBJ
tued others who prefer the latter to the former cand
date, and finally adjourned.
minority oil The commttee-ssven In number-dIs
saned Win the conduct OF their colleagues then united
with the Republican and North American Committees,
planed in the official announcement already made.
All that could be done by the. chairman OF the Amer
ranks, give the electoral vote of TO Mr.
Buchanan, by secret sidedoor combination with the
oppoeuon, has been accomplished The prOpositioa Of
the 9th OF August evidently designed to embro the
they bad united on Assembly and Congressional cand
dates, and thus aid tho democracy TO overwhelming
victory For what other object did the chairman Of the
American State Committee place himself In com
municaton with Mr.. Forney2 Whether that gen
tleman accepted an invitation to slip in at the
slipped in Al the side door Of Mr. Fornoy Is not any
Known. Why Mr. Sanderson should invite secret side
door interview and shrink back fir ON fair open and
honorable conference can only be surmised Although
Chairman of the American State Committee, 1t Is well
understood that he wa: never connected with the Ane
rcan organization and under other other circumstances
side door effort on his part to annihlae would perhaps
subject him TO no reproach; but why he should partc
the we known wishes and purposes Of that party aer
had far honored him with its confidence As to place
which must be settled by those who have betrayed
The democratic State ticket has been elected by small
more's friends in Ph.adeiphia and elsewhere M Who
cannot support James Buchansn for the Presidency.
slipped in at the side door while the true friends
OF the Union ticket were slumberng Nt their posts
forth their strength. The official returns Of The
have not been poled In Cumberland the entire voto
nearly six hundred less than in 1854 In Berks II II
nearly five hundred less than 1852. Frankla s
nearly six hundred less than in 1852 In Dauphn there
an increase Of seventy votes only since 1852 Similar
deficiencies Will be found in the Official return from other
The democratic party, with perfect organization in
every election district In the State poed every vote
any cost Never before were such efforts made
By that party 70 carry an election, and never
moro neglected. Of the proper 70 secure H. Friends
Of liberty We nvose you 70 from that supincness
holy may Be- with you gracious Providence has de-
posted the power OF arreatsg the extension Of human
slavery % tho free Territories o. the country This Is the
single object Of the republican party. proposes in
terfsrence with the constitutional claims Of any stase
does mot ooncesn itself with slavery In the South seeks
NO qus rrol with any section Of the Union
But demands hdsiIty TO that solemn compact which
admitted Missouri pledged freedom TO Kansas and peace
siroyod il shall derive no advantage T from S ssr own
wrongful act, and this principle daily administered
world promus.ss no poc. doctrines 'os' Of re
cent origin but POUNDS itself upon those embraced
and main msn'AnsS BY w,,hns,on Jener,Su Yr...n
IepIssens i.iIy ths principles for which
name Of John G. Fremont a vote for those principles
and the aggregate win exhibit their strength with the
cast for ha Ticket ss the socs
the twenty six electors the vote Of ennsyivania will be
n the ss1,, e 10 70 The
twenty SIX electors, will be the number OF votes which
he win receive in the electoral college Mr. Fremont
and Mr.. Fillmore, are therefore rival candidates and the
contest for popular supremacy may be conducted by their
respective friends with ell tho carnesness In their
power each contonding for their principles without
promise concealmen, and asking no fsvors OF the
other Tha pan OF unon exactng no moral sacriice
and iu aoceptance<y them must result In tho defeal OF
Mr.. Blu .hanan.
Republican, iOt Us prepare for The anal struggle Our
cause Just, our candidate worthy In the prime and
vigor Of . life which has been devoted 10 honorable
aborous and useful services 10 the country, the 40
nr,i VINO opened a path for the emlgrsnt across
the Rocky Mountains to the shores Of the Pacific facing
osan ana @ SveroenDs dangers u tne enterprise which
been presenicdAo the people, NOT calculating and
successful politician, but as cne from their ranks
whoec career IA the evidence Of merit capacity and
uolsm you would check extension OF slavery and
assert the worth Of dgnty, OF free abor you would
preserve the constitutional rights Of every section OF
beloved country, II you would domestic utility
establish justice promote the general welfare and
he time 10 DO now: for these very objects he iives
and fortunes Of In the early history Of country
we're pledged and lost 10 such sacrifices demanded
oryou. We ask only that every citizen who values such
blessings and desires TO make tncm permanent may or
that purpose devote few days Of peaceful labor 10 the
cause; fu vote IN Pennsylvania on tho 9TH Of Eovem
Der viii settle forever the sectional controversy into
which the country nas been plunged ~ the scandaous
measures Of an administration which Mr. Buchanan has
publicly approved and i pledged 70 maintain.
CHARLES GIBBONS,
Chairman Of the Republican State Execui ye Committee
rmArEfrIA, Oct. 20, 1876.
or PENNSYLVANIA.
- rnTroR HsRAtD
PmL,DnrHa, Oct 10, 1855.
You aware that tho cause 81 Fremont has been be-
srsyed this state by his pretended friends few In.
dependent viii publish in 70 morrow's papers, Eng.
lh and German. the enclosed protest and appeal TO the
people most respectfully call upon you to publish
the In your Journal and 10 do all you TO
the people Of Pcnnsyvana against The reachery OF the
republican leaders The papers here are sleepy heads
and not likely TO nend the people 70 throw all
politicians overheard and TO start Independent move
ment for freedom and Fremont The sgners OF the pro
test s Germans far. but this does not matter.
II. wEsENDoScK, ~ Chestnut street.
FF1fow CBzxNs or PEyssTIyAsa:
We protest rgsIns, the bargain and sale which makes
aimpossibe for freeman Of this wealth TO FOR
bid the extension OF slavery, without tho time
mendns the chances Of party which denies tho rights
l Of citizenship 10 those mot anxious 70 be free.
Your politicians have presented 70 you those electoral
tickets. Tho triumph Of the rst OF the second
the DOWNFALL Of free labor and further destroys