The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

publicsns 70 tuYB ont and learn We hcs ost p tbe
aenecraatc party That aSsrng for needen N Kansas,
ssIsssaSissS 4Ss democratic papers in ths section
taking the track finding the other lead too heavy
s.y Bat nsy GssnOs ons s ss sla
Our Tamaqua Csrregpsaaeace.
TAxAorA, Pa, Oct. ., 1855.
Sometime Abos3 7hmaqSa, and Pssasylusmdan Aa1ssd
1bsms IN Gem~al-Abosr Ro0diss and GAo they 90
foy-Hoo TIC Quiet and Moral Glasses are Waking vp
ldsoa.
Tamaqua is great place. II Is the centre Of a large
mining district and is = pretty considerably well built
town. Until quite recently the people Of ranaqua and
neighborhood were with hardly exception, thorough
going democrats. Recent events have awakened them
up. They have examined and reflected, and great ma
orty have 10 the conclusion that political justice
truth and virtue do not reside In IN empty name and
noisy Boosting about gensraies constitution Union, &C.
&c, but that ii resides in action, and that is Insult
to the understanding 70 suppose that party which goes
for section of the Union most especialy-which
gives up everything that section-which murders limo
cent citizens, and takcs from them the freedom of voting
and speaking and meeting together TO please that
toncan be either democratic party lin the true
Of the word) national party caring for the interest
OF the people, They have therefore repudstsd spostate
democracy and come ont for Fremont They are now
building large Fremont nall here IN TAmaqua, for the
purpose Of Fremont meetings. The town Quilt up en-
tirey by miners and has solid, sterling appearance,
the houses being built mostly Of stone BRICK Indeed,
all these inland PenDsy vanan towns have an air of solid
itv, business doing and well being. The people well
or may be Judged from the fact that these miners,
whose faces begrmed with coal DUST aud the rudeness
OF whose rough attire would suggest different con-
cuson, regularly from years end to years end,
from $40 TO $40 and S25 week. SUCH lot OF money.
spread among many people, acts like magnet upon
the good things of this e and causes the milk aud honey
to overflow and abound 1t Is land really flowing with
milk and honey An observed before, all the inland
towns Pennsylvania present the same appearance OF
solid prosperity and well being. Unlike large cities such
as New York and Philadelphia there are no depo:s in
hid in cellars and dirty streets and alleys. There
ioafer. however, and rowdies in each OF these
towns who spend their time in tavern, drinking
betting and tslKng politics; and strange 10 say these
men almost all Buchanan men. II would seem II
professional rowdies supported by and kept 10 the
pay the APOSTLE democracy who have their hands
the distribution Of the Treasury pap.
Rome ruined when the sylias and Casars bought
and fed the rowdes and American liberty will be ruined
American prosperity will be made the prey OF the violent
corrupt party gorged With the national wealth and
drunk with power is suffered TO 60 on IN the course i
pursues.
1t s high tine that the quiet retired, sober min Ted
heard IN the streets their voices in loud alter
the taverns should in their moral might
and oppose barrier TO the wide spread torrent OF
ruptioE.
Penpsy Iva ANA is doing this. The who cared
about voting before VIII give their votes at this Pre-
sdential election in condemnation OF violence boodshed
and bowie knife governme Some Of the most respect
ions hey voted in this they have taken
assessed that they may vote for
Fremont and thereby Tor the redemption o. the country
from mnrue, anarchy and bloodshed.