The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-27
KENTUCKY.
DpRgsS or 1HR DEN0CRATIC CENTRAL STATE CON.


NNTEg.
FEr1ov C.uzESs-To encou, are our friends In tf,.
state 70 eIerous ap satisfy aud assure the
democracy o. the Cn.on, the Uemocvauc State Central
COT mite Of keaucky announce to them that this gio
rious old Commonwealth W H. on tue sth Of Nosember
column.
The district county and ali sub committees working 10
concert with this donmtee, under tne democratic State
org niZation. have SOFT In heir reports. Conruuca
ons bave been received from electors and psakers
ana rom the ieac.ng and working m0mbers OF tao pity
n all parts o. the STATE From these, aud ether reliable
sources OF Information, this committee nsser thst the
majority for Bucbansn and Brecsiur:dge wilI exc ed
100 Tbs mo OF; is based urou Gctuel report rhe
committee canno outt .hat the result of late contest
IN the Northern States, ~a give the democrats candi
dates the support OF ihe args class OF fellow Citizens
VINO regardless o. old ponai associations nnt personal
predictions fave ccseranec to cast ther where
WI most avail Tor t6e preservation OF the Voicu aud
constitution This accession Of strength will Ger a,nly
-wei our majority 70 Ggure .ha. VII egcecd The cxpec
'atiols OF fhe naet sanguine
Ihs democracy have their trust he virtue In
lth2ence ara ptro sm oi the people. Ia the present
c. neet 10 us State they rely sol.v upon tic merits
thelr To the charges the democratic party
ortiz agents In Kentucky have imported votes or III
10 bear any cofuping pa ieOces whatever to secar.
the state for be Candidates tbis t,ee tie bead OF th
oetocfeLc state zaton, give lat and ureGnigoca
denial. The charge q base uru .gaiee falsehooi-
fabr ca'ioD, IL the cp.oon OF tbs committee TO diver
,he attention q the people from the guilty operations O.
TIE democratic rress the democratic electors and
speakers. have rohly performed their several duties 10
'ht contest Il remains for working democrats In
evefy prso!nc, TO that every vote Is pcIlsd. Tn
greatness OF the stake will their attention 70 Ia!
slt important work-or IL this motive we're waut"g
State pride. With tho 'ove and admiration Tel
NJ al true democrats for the great AMI glorious
ke0:nokaa who bears alot our standa-d as a
candidate for The Vice iresiccrcy, will induce
be old and Dung the veteran and the neophye, alike
'ovork With zeal aud ardor. with lauty OF srccess
never before .elt In any contest In this State.
Tho certainty o. success In the national contest,
maer wno oppose Our candidates. OF how tue Issue
finally made Up, Is nov as clear n the poon day sup
We have met the c1mbned forces or Know Nothngsm
snd aboi.tonsm - the North. AMI signal victory
The south iaitcrs. The ldomtsblc dc
ponnsy ysna and Indiana sent glorious greeting
the 18th Of tbs month. The "O,d keystone,n IN the
ber iavorite son, sends Kentucky FOR Btsckin
idge triumphant shout Of v.c,nry Indiana rcspocds
Tor both aud asssfes al the cers gy o. lot
ectp back Their glad shorts FOR the Constitution and
the Cnion, and mngle kentucAys voice with theirs.
=. DIf0LE1.
JAMES SHANNON.
n. MAYOR
ISAAC W .NIATE, lSta.s Contral Com rittec.
Il N. MsEN,
W., FRt StH,
L, {, MAJOR,