The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-03

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NEW JERSEY.
OUR MoRRisrcwN CogsxsPoSDgSCE.
honasrowS, Morris County. Oct So 1850
ne Ssu'poptrs Of horfs C0a,y--lSe G-ynons--So ~
reign Element IN Jersey
the Hfemon'ers are more In number In this ccuaty
ihaD IN tee I'D ouinr county ef Eascx where the two
great cites Of hewark Orange are the very hot.
beds Of Knor Nothnsism. The Know aothpgs nave
club here, and the FrcmoDters q psper-shs J-seymsa.
Iney are mere sangnlue OF succesa than in
parts bnt 90 not 90 80 far 20 hope State II
ell {. sats they think they vii eject the Governor
enclose the county ticket There IL a Buchanan pape
published here tae Dsnecr1tc Baaasr This With the
J9sncn mike ap the periodical literature OF the coaa.
y. There German papers the inland Of
New Jersey, as there In anos. all the other North
ein States New Jersey has had less lnermixture
'oiegn racea than any other free STATE Ia the Urion
know not whether tnis State maDuiacturc- paper
tnan cthT states yet certsiniy tbe stat mary
OF all the STATS North OF nason and Dixor's tine
The stirring sveots OF this dnshe irghttul apostlcy
from orgrs democracy sod from the old standard Ane
Icsn prioeipes ot nberythe conversion OF American
power and wealth by r. Pierce Instruments Of cruel
tyranny and bloody despo,s m--aii this has hardly
was.d up old Jersey from is deep snoring sumber
b,oi en- into tae iron bound pen into which has been
pare otaiiy folded II least 50 II seemsso II is fearad
YER really stands.
OUR NEWTON C0RRE5PONDESCE.
kEwros. SUSSEX county, Oct 80, 1856.
TIE Buchanan men calculate upon q majority OF 1 zoo
In this county. Formerly they had easily regular
jority Of from ., 600 TO z, 400.
This county was I'LL now regular aeirioom the te-
mocratc family The good people buried IN the nom
isrs 2ppr0a ned by human Footsteps knew not tie
chsDges which had taken place; bu! the 'demo.
cac" remai,cd the same, they thought that Of course
the thing the same, and that the political family
which tbey bad passed IN such regular
The family as IN the time Of old father Jefferson In
ere word political light has pierced through the mo n
tsns they receive by railroad daily, the HERALD aua
oher New York papers they have learnt what is gong
90 IN the world shey have read the bloody history o
Kansas.
One side OF tho pen Of mechanical aud brute ike polu
cal organization has been broken down and the fold
which renains cal hardv 90 kept IN, while naay
have rushed out. In Branchyiue, Deckers town,
lonsed 10 the Dc nocratic pen fold, there mutt
udes OF Fremont ardent burning for the
ton OF right the liberties OF the couary and prearet
10 rehnke the sangunary coGrse Of the administration
and its endOrsers on the 4th Dext.
The result OF tho pennsy State election hal the
eject Of checking the ssapeao taat was going on froo
VIII vote with the party the sopbis,.csl IDEA
that right TO do 80 for otherwise they throw their
votes away. such penoGs Wayoe like the waves
ot the sea, the ono other side seems TO ths IL
hely 10 triumph. They give their votes not from prime.
y IL,
vore tho uaost serious principles are involved thore vii
he less Of this conduct; FOR to vote for Ba
eharan is worse than throwing vote away. 10 en-
Jloy ing vote 10 do ey W cofumt crime, and to
aganst the very safety and existence OF the couny.
Nswros, Sussex county \. j., Oct. 80, 1865.
A C,.rios Piers Qf History, saoring hmg tie lvtnors
Parry als been Mode Got Up and Manufactured ~
the Pierce Buch Parry, for the Furpos, Of Deea,iag
Fspaa, and Arct.a9 the Condemnation d the People.
II cAA be asa with truth thai thero M Know NJ
things Sussex county. II Fillmore 10 IN thi
county he would not have . dozen votss There A.
ihrteen townships In the county and they do not
rpgc one Fillmore man for each township.
But the BaoLanan some months ago tried 10 ge,
ppa Fillmore Know Nothing party In the county. II
curious history, and helps TO prove tho on asserted
fac, that this miserable abortion this destroyer OF tins
oo Of the votes Of the American people in their struggle
sgainst bloody minded and blood covered sdm!nstra
ton This party was . devise Of The enemy; II xas
deeply planned machinery OF the apostAte Democrat
party. and was brought ont by ihcm that they might
use Fillmore as dogs paw defeat Fremont and avert
the verdict OF condemnation which otherwise wa sure
them but puni.nment lawful calling 10 accoun, 0! hsh
siatc criminals for h,gb State oHences,)
The history Ia A. folows:-rne power party, seeing
that they likely to be defeated IN suisse X
their stronghold and that the stampede Increasing
aeopted the plan, ON advice ron hcadquscrs OF get
Nohirss ia The county to serve their purpose au, thai
enough. With two men only TO begin with they
TO work 10 create Fillmore party.
ings, and treats, these two persuaded 10 adj
dress letter TO celebrated Know Nothing orator 20
meeting that there we're strong hopes. ETC., etc many
persons who would unite with the party, etc. etc tha,
quite revolution would be effected In tavur OF Fmorc
etc. otc The person who was thus invited was samuel
= wilkins member OF Congress, OF Gosnon, orange
county. Finally aitor son,e neaoiat op, be oame and
the Buchanan got up tho rolc of the party and Got
"A n meeting. m moe mr.
He poor man, thought II all rca.af n tcaa fde,
genuine Fillmore demopsta alton. Bat the two Flmor1s
who bad invited him did not give him tie How. In
detc could they for they TOO dd net know that they
bliLg male tools OF and dupes 80, Mr.. wilkins, know
ilg iaa was democratic county, sud supp,rss
section of the country mainly, Il not only.
oprossd by the buchanan party, went 70 work
tooth and nail, hot and savage, and attacked NJ.
Buchsnsn. Into him he pitched 80 asrfuly tba, the
I4ottcrs began TO fear for their man. aud op
ed 20 get up another meeting afterwards 10 whit3snn
u cir 'Buch from the dirt Ar. w. hal thrown .upoE
HIN. Thus tho bitter bit, and 60 they oeisrred
rora further proceedings In getting up Fillmore parry
Now the same orders and instructions from high quar-
tors which the knowing othe party here carrle
on this game, did-ihere be no dono; o. csd bUtn
10 the bcgi3nDg and origin and carrying tho FIN
movement The trick, the plot, the pAn--f Penn
sylvana docs not overthrow u On toe 9th by giving IRE
ont . heavy msioriiy-may be said % have perfectly
succeeded. Even II Fremont DO elected hes succcdc6.
because. has smo,hcrcd the of tho pation,
hered TO Disguise tho fact anu the truth OF tho disgust
of The Perce naturalization IL viii dsgGsc tho tratn
even Fremont n elected because but Tor this trek,
but for this tool and fool FreFnon, would have hccn
borne 10 tho Presidential chair by huge unhesrd OF.
most nundatng majority and tho voice OF tne nation
would have becn heard in lOcdor tones osdemrn&s,
the awful time and m the lawful way the wAkodn~s
and wicked deeds ~ wicked ruicrs.
~ said-and am inclined 10 believe t-,hst At THU,
the last moment Of the honest Fillmore lead.
begin 10 the toy Of their couduct and 10 open
their eyes to the atai consequences Of eectng Mr. Bu
cbanan.
One Of the chief Of them, u In ssd, that will
never DO 10 elect the heir of Fierce For this reason,
since the effort 10 unite Tho Fillmore and Fremont
sRslnst Becharau has faled, II said that he intends
yote st once Tor Fremont not from love or him. from
deserving bis friend, bot cm fear of Buchanan Be ths
as u may, however he may vote, and whether he wt'
make t known or not, know Of some Fillmore ~ho
bave made up their minds 10 for Fremont convinced
that would be ioy and ueaohery 70 their country 0
help TO eject Buchanan, with all the beauties OF blood
and border runanism decorating his person and giory
ing bis triumph. am inclined TO believe u1ai many no
nest Fillmore nsen who nsys been unconsciousy dupel l
will come out this manner, and put thor tho
nn,ocsl bill OF Indictment against murde<ers and