The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04


small audience were allied ticket men.
beepaiches jus. received from Wayne county speak
seaodenuy OF carrying to morrow for Fremont Late
sAvsced from Northampton, Monroe, Columbia, Mortour
and Iehyh say ina. the democratic majores there viii
ee much reduced
There were eleven xrrests made Pnenxville, Cnes
~ county on Saturday. for Illegal voting IN October.
Warrants ssusd this morning Tor three more series
q mos; outrageous frauds 10 Columbia county are shout
10 come 70 Light rney have betn general al over the
5Ale The Illegal votes poed in October VIII not be
vseed 10 morrow, on account Of the arrests made.
FRAUDULENT NATURALIZATION PAPERs IN PHILA-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIsCLoaUREs-ARREsr or
THE DEPUTY CLKhK or TIE COURT OF QUAR-
pru1Apun1A, Nov. !, 1856.
nse morning Mr. Theodore j. Derringer, Deputy
Clwf Of the Court Of Quarter Session. arrested on
charge OF issuing fraudulent naturalization papers
bearing took place before Alderman Kenny the after
aeon. The of the parties whom the fraudulent
papers issued Jonn Plank, native Of Germany
and Albert Eell native of the place. Oae OF tue
papers dated September 2, 1866 ether Sep
sember o, 1866.
me !, LOWING evidence was en0ted-
J. Alexander simpson, tsq, sworn. --on last Friday
purpose seeing there was an person by the
nape OF Albert Zell indexed in the docket up Sept
1865; could not End any such recorded after
very dieent 81 arch; bslieve the signature the
aTsization paper Of Albert Ze 10 DE in Mr. d. wnger's
aand writing the paper in question has The common
sendants hand writing; bsve had business with bis de-
Mr. Dewinger's hand writing, believe the naturalization
papers OF Albert Ze and Jonn Plank be IN hand
wiring examined the certificates Tor the purpose OF
seeing there declaration of intention founded IN
T. but could not find Il; searched the index OF the ma
docket N the court o. Quarter sessions ana
nd not examine the papers accurately; did not koow
thas was 70 be summoned a. witness in this case
John Hamilton, COUNCIL Ter defendant mere asked II
ne witness would THAI The which the paper
question was founded was not in the Office. A. tes
my to what ! know; tes.,fy % affirmative facts,
md not negative ones; Tho certificate Of John Plank
here shown the witness could not Gnd the
Of Plank on The index; believe this 70 DO Mr. Dewinges
M Is,mpsop re called think the naturalization
paper OF John Plank 70 De in me handwriting OF the de-
GEO. N. Eoven Clerk Of Court Of Quarter Sections,
swornI am the Clerk Of the Court Of Quarter Sessions
an quite familiar with the defendants ndwrilng
should take the signatures Of both the certificates to be
tho handwriting Of the defendant; the seals took like
An0se Of the Court OF Quarter Sessions
william Ooulson. officer OF Court OF Quarter Sessions,
sworn--l officer in the Court of Quarter Sessions
IN familiar with the defendants handwriting; should
my that these pspsr arc ia bis handwriting.
mo deDce here closed, and the defendant held
the sum of s7oo 70 answer at Cour for each Gaze.
OUR ETTYsBURG CORRESPONDENTS.
GrirysBupG Pa Oct 81, 1876.
Den<crctc SoaolSso in PeussylrGai0-CasdiGG,s for
Office.
Cur democratic politicians beginning 70 agita.e the
question who snsn made the United States Senator
scat winter TIE democratic majority joint ballot Ia
ess three votes with the contested seat adjusted aud
mare will be close work and many asp!rarts. Among
~ candidates. already announced are Gen. Foster Of
wcsamorelAnd; Buckalew, Of Columbia, Reah Frazer,
q Lancaster; Samuel Hepburn OF Cumberland and John
w. Forney Of Philadelphia. Several patriots anxious
~ she democratic nomination for Governor next year,
md The inirgues In connection with TIA. Office will
ssa this result The latter candidates are Hopkins Of
Washington and Dawson of Fsycte, both from the west
- Sen Packer, o. Wyoming the north OF the State. ]:
VA thus be The OF Hopkins and Diwson have
eastern senator, the more as Bger is from west Of
Ne mountains. This circumstance will injure Foster,
While Packers position Will injure Bdcksew. wt.e of
Philadelphia Ia sso candidate, whose interests will
shas be snAgonlstic 70 Forueys ocatonaty considered
mis q the condition Of affairs Persou Ally, Il Is IS
aanws;-Foster is an aoie lawyer, but lazy man;
sece in Congress, and las, winter member Of the
ssate Legislature, and again elected he s modes
ana unassaming, with large infusion Of tmldn
n mn character. He was disappointed last ye ar IN
nss defeating Bgler and = row upon nis m't less
He viii not readily be LAID aside again, especially as
s1perior to most OF the aspirGnt Bucxafcws an In.
ss,secual man, but without social feelings. He Il cold
Hlooced, like Buchanan, whom intimate friend once
eescrbed AZ having heart :" AZ cold as Greenland"
Bnckaew has genius than Buchanar and Is OF
ihs most promising young men 10 the tate ont q. hof
upon his party Is less firm than tha OF older politicians
Frazer, o. Lancaster, lair awyer, but without iegs
sye experience enlarged infor nation He, therefore,
hes nlbera views intensely alttfrce soil he goes
Tor slavery frankly aud honestly than eecna1an
coce personal friend of Buchanan but now assp.ses
ham sfth cordially wnc1 is refreshing from lis wei
W He supports the nominee Of the crcnnAa Conye1
greater than mis- personal contempt for The Inmate Of
Nbesiiand. Buchanan will, Of course, crush MN; aud
has much chance 10 DO senator no 70
d. 10 the vacant Enthusiastically In lancaster.
hepburn very small potato. lie Is Inferior law
yer, with "diarrhUa Of words and constipation OF
sss" Ia. induced his village paper bring MN out
wMh bourish Of uumpes ~ which every sensible man
s vsa1 aso sssssn or bS m aua
lOssay IN democratic district he made eE speeches
Aursrs the campaign, but ne has no position Whatever
To TAX o. linn IN connection with the Seua,ornps mere
toiiy.
scrupnlous politician, ana has been mos, sAtntai DO
1cndcr ana servant Of Buchauan ho profers tho Sena
sovshpto tho posluon Of orgaost thougo ne would like
be tina orccr Gsd have quiet interest In the latter
He has extensive acquaintance among the demonMo
politicians OF the State aud will sll inc Pr,gs which
tho Chair manxhip or the Democratic State Committee has
gtvsn him, 10 accomplish this purpose II you want 70
know htaraly ceytatsm = tayaftm, what fornsy and
was years ago, get Heah Frazer IN communicative no
usor, and he viii fully enighten He knows sii
shout his remarkable tra,~ and Will inform you how
asseroos, grateful and honorable he H. The subject
go N 40 entered upon now; and dismiss !. win
90 remark he squeeze himself into Scaa
nosta chair .hs year OF Lordaud this is hs DOLLY
"a bcsuKu,7 less PENNEY ivans the
sanA.orsAi efcs.on u win DO en,roly p,osrste.
sov ate Treasurer the democrats will likely nominate
Snyy :. .Mss,a~, the present Trea,urcr His clectou
s.yeay due 10 General Posters excrion and infd
and suppose Mr. kagrsw will this year recpfoca,e
he t.<Idncss.
OUR LANCASTER CORRESPONDENTS.
LANCASTER, Nov. 4. 1856.
/, L mag, h nc Modern kecca-Oescriptioa OF Wheat
IA, u-.Ay Buchanan al Hone-A Wtlcdrd Vim from
N 81: Pyessooist--Tk fsaure President Declines 10
gr sl., lis Banps, dc.
h &C my pilgrimage 70 the political Mecca, and
orsh vped like The Persans, At the shrine OF the rising
a. sness Oriental parlance, have paid my visit to
sess ua and offered my humble respects 10 the pros
.c,,v, bnunbcnt Of the white Housstha, 10 10 say,
- ,ha wpublcaps and Fillmore should learn wis.
~ rro, ssheir rcverses and make long strong
A an ., ssaiye pull sogc,her.
- ,r Sschng whea,land the vister 10 struck by the
~ "a, ssaf and ts.mncss that perva6es the place.
:. r.ns sHa pain hyck one, without any nretenson
architect 49, oeepV' so' '"e s'e va ""N "u"
I--us. vcxss pio,urcsoue views, and 10 shaded by