The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18

M reject fspn, true and robermndcd men, who, under
The crcups snces, viii sciensiousy discharge their
ootyw act unitedly N preserving, Rct disturbing the
aDicn mo harmony 81 our pecpe-wn contribute me IN
hoepSe OF united South Carolina common cause ana
salvation Of The United South.
f1oRIDA EIEcIios.-A correspondent Of the Savannah
Republican writing from TaEabassa, October 10, says
have now returns from all the counties In the Middle
district except Hamilton. walker has small majority
majority In 1862 Maxwell beat Casell In the State, er
Congress "a vetce wens majority In MAde district
wes, rabe,,s majority was ass, aud in the east and
s0ath Maxwels msjofty was i9t. We think Walker Is
elected and hope tor Baker The Legislature 10 dcubtful
probably American.
oyF1uss CONDUCT OF PEssAoorA-we learn from the
Rchmoud Whg OF Oct 10, by letter from Pensacola Of
date T. that mo whole force Of The Navy Yard d
Pebsaooa brought out under the Iced Of the Com
moAere and his staff to vote the Buchanan ticket. The
letter Says
Atvhe Navy Yard game was played TO which Amer
cass were neve before compelled 70 submit Frcemen
wished vote bad democratic tickets put In their
hancs starting 70 the polls and given TO under
Stand tna their situations depended on their voting
possibility Of deception. The Commodore in full uni
form with his staff, went TO the poll and voted In
State and county elections.
WILLING TO blTh OFF Ills OWN NOSB.-A bO60n pro BIZ
very pondent OF the Charleston Courier
chat IN Fremont elected, hst not pound of
cotton rice tobacco be sent to the Northern States
Lss II be consumed, perish xhe ground where it
produced, rather than let pound Of NORTH
PourEsRss OF TIE CmvALRY.-Tne Richmond Enquirer,
of the 6h driven madness by the fearless eoquence
81 Mr. Bots, bespatters him in the following muddy
ssye-"Eght years ago he was angel in comparison
with the abyss Of demonm into which he Ia since sunk
Then he had but tasted the poison now he the drunk
81 and nlthtest beast Of black republicansm."
NEW ORLEANS DxMocRAcY.-The New Orleans Deka OF
oc TO- does not give very encouraging account Of the
local democracy meetings of the democratic party
n THU city have been ndi0lousy dull up TO this tme
thorough democratic cheer was heard only once and
that wss appAudstory Of the gallant speech Of Senator
Benjamin, ex whig. The people are anything Dut en-
thusiastic just now"
TEE ELECTION IN NEWARK, NEW JKRszY.-At the recent
municipal election in Newark, the democratic vote for
Mayor Was s4s5 and the opposition vote 44l3. Op
petition majority, 9lS.
LETTER Col. BRooKs-The following letter Of the
Hon. Pres s. Brooks is in acknowledgment Of testi-
nonia-a brace Of pistols:-
IxAHDK Edgeneld District Oct. s, 1866.
On the Sd OF October day which is an epoch in my
Me- Ninety Six and by the hand Of my bosom friend,
Maj SJber, the beautiful and appropriate testimonial
wkh which you have honored me was presented. The
lher with the fact that the weapons were made by
Southern man. out OF Southern material and expressly
derive specsI srsacaton rom the rejection that the
Chairman OF your committee is an old companion In
who has known under circumstances OF greater
trial than auy through which have recently passed.
Mag God deliver me from the necessity Of using them
against any fellow being but should the necessity de-
Them with honor g. BROOKS.
SOUTHERN Folly ExPosED.-The Richmond Wing Of
October 49, contains the following remarks the folly
shown the South In their support Of certain Presden
NAi candidates, and what they got by it,
conspicuous instance is that OF Martin Van Buren,
zeaiousy supporting Buchsnan-who managed by
hH TO impose himself upon bis Southern allies for
lspg seres Of years. and TO exort from them all MAJ
OF encomium and all manner Of party reward But
his willy professions OF regard for the
SoAh We soon found him, when he could longer OBJ
tain Office, cruelty abandoning his Southern allies, and
standing the Presidential candidate of Northern fac
ZION whose Avowed object TO strike down the rights
of the South make slaves and vassas 70 the North
This cunning hypocritca bad again sitting, 'cheek
BY jown snn the southern democracy upon tbs same
platform declared TO be- by democratic organ
hero Richmond, ian angel OF light in comparison with
MIlsrd Fllmore-an angel OF light in comparison with
blest atoms that ever adorned IFS annas who
double dealing and practices only fair play who has
o opnons for the North and another for the
South who with the rankness and boldness charac
serieuc of honest and pure patriot proclams %
his country that sf there be those either North
pDuth who desire an administration Of the North as
aSanst South for the South the North,
there not the who should give their suiirages
10" him.
Nor is kartn Van Buren, the only prominent instance
Northern democratic hypocrisy and reachery TO tn
descy the twenty but has been found n the
end 10 be full Of dupncty, IS regards the south,
ssS waoy pn,snos mssn MN na
odious Wmot provso, which called forth from Mr.. Cal
boun the most vehement ana severe remuneration.
Next comes General Cars, with his famous Nicholson
leser preaching the still odous doctrine Of squatter
sovereignty, who Was warmly sustained BY the
ssa ern democracy .s.os, Genera .syo o southern
ever say. Yet General Cas- held up 70 us as all
right while General Taylor was denounced ~ altogether
uns eiable and unsouna. General Glass; however, was
defeated then the eyes OF the southern democracy
were suddenly opened and they themselves were CON-
pred to admit that their defeated candidate had ogre.
esously imposed upon and deceived them.
Having cast him aside IS rotten egg they nett take
W for Tho Presidency small and unknown attorney
han three months after his Inauguration, impaired VI
sauty Northern aboh onsm and made IL by profuse
n,dsbe power in the land such policy
81 Gen Pierce i'm medaey after he assumed tue once OF
PRESIDENT though he vas supported and elected upon
the Alleged ground OF his determined hostility 10
sbclftionism In all It's pbascs-whic General scott, vr
Gnan by birth, by education, by ASSOCIATION, AMI oy
hunted down by the Southern democracy with their
stereoyped cry OF unsoundness on tho slavery question
But Gen. Pierce. Ike his Industrious democratic prede-
eesS0rs turned out also, have indicated, 70 DO
bad egg" and his Southern supporters were reduced
70 lhe necessity Of denouDcng him and his free soil policy
Introduction OF the KAns Eebrasks BILL not democrat
would nov be found the South speak kind word In
behalf Of Pierce or hts administration.
We have alluded 10 these familiar and distinguished
sfustrsions dupcty and treachery OF Northern
democ, politicians FIR the purpose 6 reminding our
readers Of the high probability Of the south catching
simllar Tartar In James Buchanan.
Hos JAMES L. Oar FOR DsrneS.-Mr. Orr, who repre-
ssu the Fnh district Of South Carolina in Congress, and
hes just been returned, IN speech 70 his constituents
says Il Fremont elected he believes the Union win be
Dissolved and he would DO In favor Of ts dissolution.
occurs viii take place between November aad March
sext lie had gloomy forebodngs for tho future Mr..
Bsshanan elected win have peace four years. when
On effort win again be made for blsck epublicansm. The
people the South more united than ever; and
the must come vla be prepared 10 meet the
enemy undivided The Charleston keycry, In comment
ssx uon Col 0rrs speech, "He 10 right thousand
times right In saying that the election Of Buchanan would
.-sv a.fey the exeut four years.u More rammou