The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

Fillmore party here fully shown, that little Is no, long
icr thn word. Every dcy the fiilnore ranks break
and dissolve some going for Buchanan Gnd ne for
Fremont One OF the most prom neot Know Nothings
herethe candidate for Sheriff Ut Ne ,ate election, aad
an baaeREal maE-haS declared that Fillmore nsn is
necessarily fool aud goes isr 8uchauAn Others s
s OF no use to tight sgaintt fc and of Fremoat The
Fhmore orsnrhere as might 30 expeclsd OF the foosa
ar foul thrag pr0clams thas since tts ELECTION IL is
dt monstrsted ites Fremont s he only who
Bucbanan and that 10 the due, OF all ass: Buchanan
nen 70 go for him The Coufarrcial the most butter
Fremont pa in the West paper hsving the
agest ci'caIa os attained by dasy paper In the West
when the y. os oa., ."1 .ne o. arga%s" ey sg Una.
aud Buchanan Was heartily for Buchanan AT this
SnDonrne5s sona'led awtaiy. The republic sns here
aimost universally SAP, With emphasis that they would
Infinitely prefer Janee Bcchanau's piatf.rm TO Mtard
Fiiimore's Jeremy Did6hr. But whsseyer ths o,bsr
OFT to be. here in Ohio, where we mako the 0ght
three coIered. .nd high and dry a,oce the
blessed thing that Old fossil whgs and voueraoie
Know Nnthngs, anc antique ounces generally,
n rass IL the Buchanan rAnks Only recently Pap gay or
the most notorious Know Nothing IN the state, aod ID
rtbmnp at fat late editor for the term OF deen years.
Of the inns the Fillmore organ has declared his pref
for Buchanan. Judge John Mel can Of ve supreme
United states Court the haddeus candidate tor
the Lominaiion Of the Philadelphia dread
iully conservative old man ~no, we were told could
heat Buchanan In Pepnsy and New Jersey be-
come tired OF beog In the company OF young men snd
goes for Buchanan. Why don't rhaddeus do likewise
By the way omnibus urued here other day,
the brs tune, believe, that such thing heard
n, ana Judge mclean DeiDg passenger was somewhat
severely injured. his head being bad, bruised and
IBIS eers st lie Ia nearly eighty years Of age, AMI
this may go hard with HIM. since the occurrence he
has been confined 10 b,s house.
nope hat you will hold up Ohio aud Indiana stri
king examples OF the results of of policy
that have been pursued by those have osten b
least been III icvor OF the election of Fremont OHIO IL
iustretes the effect OF fair fgoi made strictly
ouen 90 prinnipe ieDpr,Dg ipsioa despng reject
me bargain and corruption and carryG tns
both the cabbage gardens Buffalo whest Ian
OF Lancaster. fndara exhibits the lovely aud
efece OF the introduction Of the dark lantern
republican ci'ade IKE taking the (not the
woolfy) horse into Troy
Indiana must have Justice done her, however So
thoroughly republican s she spite the pl'seva
ble and cearions policy have told in detail the
ncnNrs would have elected the sem, know Nothing
ticket which Was iuggied into their hands had the
democracy been guilty OF the most uonssrous and
henone rads. SO extensive aud glsxpg these that
II has been reso;ved TO contest Wlards election. The
Republican State Committee that they
thai II the spurious thrown out. Willard will
oe found TO have been defeated by than
sand nsjoriy.
The searof Hon Lewis D. Ca pbe, or the Third Ohio
ninet< majority, will be contested his oppoueat
q l.. Nalaud,ngam has given no,ce OF his intention TO
contest the for this among reasonsthat thirty
two munttoes ana persons OF Color qualified voters,
according 70 the constitution and laws OF Oho
mitted 70 vote' for Campbell
Gen. Jim Lane, Of Kansas is In this State and
nearly killed few Dights since, In runaway scrape
near Dayton The horses attached carriage in which
be was riding, away and down bank twenty feet
high, shpg the vehicle Lane badly injured be-
ing cut about tho heed aud face.