The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

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dow 10 PREVENT nIEGAI vorSa.-Thc most profitable
method N which fremont clubs IN the towns and cea
VI WIS ana every other State can employ tho FUNDS they
may have on hxnd that may be contributed Tor cleo
uon parposes TO offer liberal rewards Tor the detection
and Grest OF Illegal voters al the coming election
BpsHAS4N ON nsuSIoS.--Tne Fairfield Is o. Herald
s1pFor buchanan for the Presidency, and openly de
easges sod threatens that he Is not elected disunor
mast BE- the consequence. VIII not take Fillmore
- . compromise.
hcT or DEMOCRACY. The Clinton (Ohio) R>putlicdy
zearrs from gentleman in Highland county that Nelson
Bstrsie Esq, old line whig who had joined the Blu
choan party and meDced making speeches for him
As,r having filled two three Of his )oinments qa
Ne busnees IN disgust declaring, publicly, that God
ald his countrynen would forgive him for what little
"A DONE he would be guilty Of such folly again
md medately left the STATE 70 attend private
ousiness in Kentucky, leaving string OF appointments
u1sulHlled.
C0ULp Non STAND THAT.-One II the democratic speak
Of Utica recently said bef,re democratic club tina.
better than John Fremont had been sent to state
prnoL. He hissed and the meeting seriously dis
,urbed.
NoTHsc TO III GAiSFp.-The York C,yoaic<, Is C,) OF
ecs. II, pu6lshed eer from its own Corresponds nt
containing he tcowing-
And row the question naturally recurs what will the
south gain by the election of Buchanan but years
more oI servude insult ard OPPRESSION the burdens
OF Me south cannot be removed the Union saved by
the success OF national parties the election OF Norht
Prefc ents
10th, says
cratic party present. In section Of the country
shrieking for slavery ia Kansas in another ercey
posing the intro iucon Of Southern institutions into that
Territory OF It's caodidatcs-a southern man-utter
ing freeso sentiments in Indiana which endorsed by
pioring the South elect buchanan he the only
coQnized Union saver and South Carons opposing Fill
moro because he gooo man AMI will make excel
bent President that the people Will refuse to dis menu
the coDfederacy. And this is the many sded hydra
headed, Protean democracy
CONVENTION or TIE SEcKpISG GovyRscRs-The augusta
Csnsre Of October ~, says has testimony Of the
most undoubted character in regard to thls
II is known that Governor Adams, of South Carolina
asserted several days previous TO the ,msas early as
the Sd Of October-tha Governor Wise had invited the
Governors Of the other fourteen southern State.
him at Raleigh on the l4th October and thai OF
them had senhed their intention TO he present on toe
sccasiono This declaration OF Governor Adams was
made Known and the subject of in this
meeting and taken in connection with the facts air eady
disclosed cannot fail to exhibit the fact tina.
ventop contemplated and arranged Why II did
Re assemble the Developments Of the future alone can
Aisslose.
Tm REMEDY PROPOSED RICHMOND ENQUIRER FOR
PElH-The Enquirer of the 25th, in article sh owing
srhe only way to see the slavery question, proposes
that the subject should be left 20 be decided By the
people Of the States respectively II also says ,a
h II too much Ma the South should ask now, in com
non with conservative men a. the North, that return
~ the constitution ana abide by It's Compromises, and
give all other compromises to the dogs? These paen
pspsceas nave been amply tested and so far from
ing, they have well nigh killed the patient Suppose,
now, we try the remedy which the wisdom OF the crest
departed devised. Suppose, North and SOUTH go
back 70 fret principles and eect 10 stations OF honor end
yroft only those who will faithfully and honestly
ID question which will give poace and quiet, and assu
rance 10 the country Let those vile ncendaries, Wade
Sunner Seward and all their sders and abettors, be
PEELED from the balls of Congress- and let any who
dare debate the subject or slavery in that forum be visit
ed with the scorn OF whole people, aud shall have
no more OF this Internal agitation and our people Will
continue 10 prosper and North, South Last and West all
dwell together IN peace.
GKPMASs GETTING wARM.-The Cincinnati DAILY Com
nSrcai Of Oct IS says that sale which took place
German garden where three hundred Germans were
present, q print Of Fremont brought 81 So On Of
Buchanan bid i've cents, but II analy knocked
down 10 politician at jumping bid Of 50, amid the
groans Of the bystanders The Germans in that city are
Va rmng up for Fremont.
SOUTHERN ISruuEsKscE ~ KASsAs-In the Anderson
Gdsee and Advocate OF the 22d "a South Carolina paper
. singular correspondence in relation Kansas affairs
Mr.. Warren d. wilkes, late sdjutant general Of the
Northern divsion Of kapaas militia gives III health
his for returning home for, in consequence, II
seems he was suspected Of not being sound on the
goose" But he says
am here now, conscious that have been true to my
self and 70 the South. Here around the affairs OF south
Carolina, whose institutions and people suit me best
intend 10 hnger just long please aud challenge
those OF her who are disposed 10 blame me for re
do her have done, failing to do that
join company with 10 strike the nrst the boldes
and the latest blow for southern rights"
hi, Adjutant General also publisher OF paper
-.
fold capacity. lie explains all however, as follows
Public and private funds | received the OF
eS, 800 50; and hold In my hants receipts, duly
signed and accounts for that amount with exception Of
the South And OF that sum spent greater part
she pro slavery party.
South Carolina thus sent en adjutant general a
printer, and 81, 800 s. to the
Han. IRON rHk T0oNlS MIR. Toombs has been
making another dsunion speech Knoxville, Tenncs
roe. By report Of It IN the Richmond Wig Of October
10, appears that he was in avor Of Southern cone
dcracy no asserted ta Dr. Fillmore gu, and ou,
Gree soiler that ''when he signed the compromise acts
he did not know what the bal coniaoeI, and that
tho democracy was defeated in Pennsylvania, there
was nothing before Il but dshoror or bioodf and be
went in for blood. Colonel sueed Or Georgia followed
him 10 roply, and advocated the Union is Tnis
,ment wa received b. the Audience with laundering Ap
pisuFe.
DANGER ovKR The Redmond Enquirer Of oct. Is, In
article totally incorporating TIE issues miie BY hc
supporters OF rrcmon concludes with the following para
graph
These are The exact issues presented by the Fremont
party. TITS !, ". vulgar despo,sn - which unid
Iscudo conservaiives Al the s0uth propose TO submit
Our rrliying cry viii be. psunsn Dsuni01 whenever
VIC are threatened with fate. The danger, he
present. has passed. Ger remedy has succeeded We
preserve and cherish the remedy auce, 70 BE-
used Whenever similar danger. reoGr
TraloN a. sFEtcH.--The sumter q. c. W.. i.iaa, o.
Oct. - says
No right Il sacred snj inv,os5ie. IN free repub
c than tnas q csuvsssnK with deceGcy, bu WITH free
dom, the claims 9, every gentleman rho comes before
the people tor otloe,
Yet this very paper approves q The removal oc rro
fcssor Bodrich Tor expressing oPnOus favorable to Fro
mont
CosyrsnoS ~ Go, sp,oss.-The zane paper admit.
that there meeting Of Governors at Raleigh for
specific aud reasonable object
n seems, says the Vac hmOH. that Governor Wise OF
a..