The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-11


The following Is Q SUMMARY a. near ss can be asces.
tanned By the eage returns which have reached U.s. Of
the result o. the late State elections in Isva the FIRE.
mont state tcxe: riumphantly elected and the State
may be safely calculated upon by from ave to eight thou
SAID majority In Kentucky a. far q heard from the
democrats have made large gains over the Know Nothing
vote OF last year, and according to presen. indications
they VII have majority Of the votes which have been
cast Ia the state Il should be borne In mind however
that the democratic tickets at this election have received
the German vote which in November will 60 nearly una
nmously for the Fremont electors. This may possibly
the State Ter Flmove In Missouri is imposs ble
10 tel who s the successful candidate for Governor Re-
turns have been received from aboutpne hall the State
wach FOO. for the three Candidates a. follows Living,
Know Nothing, 21e!s; Benton, 77I; Polk anti Benton
dem, q e% There reported maor!t,es which
placed Polk ahead From Arkansas we have nothing
definite z:her than that county has given Know
Nothlng majority. IN North Carolina there are large
democratic ga M reported and the State has gone demo
c-ai By probably i've or ak thousand majority.
Nearly all the votes announced in the Buchanan papers
having been taken board steamboats, railroad trains
&c. give TIER avor:te candidate large majority Leaving
Fremont the 1ext highest and the Know Nothing journals
IN ike almost invariably give the Pathfinder
large majority over Buchanan, that II both taken
together, Fremont sire 70 haze :ae highest nsnoer Of
the aggregate vote.
The New York All SIars-- Sasdard canno. supper.
Fremont for the presdency, because the constitution OF
the United States with slavery organized TITO it. and pro
.ected aad oonf,rted by IL would remain full force
under him under Buchanan and because he e Pledged
TO sustain It." Jlt That Is the very Why tire
majority o. tie people Of the United states W., stan
AM supper. Fremont he being sa constitutional caad
date
Hon. Howe Cob6, O. Georgia, i ioxa IN Maine lee.
turing the ngses driving democracy 0. that STATE az
adnooshog them to be true to he party and 70 he
South, o. grea. e7ents ma trsaspre.
The Boston ro~scrp neutra. SAYS
AT leas. seventy per cea.. Of e. the voters under
the colleges IN the free states tie PROPORTION is larger
and = tie law medical and d,va'y ychoos. the same
feeling prevails rs IN the colleges.
The Augusta, Georgia, C.ror.e,s ,ays.-
Doe, any the 50 tn suppose tat the gr.
interests Of the South viii be safe The hands party
With WHOM Martin sad John Al B1-ea and the Buffalo
plato 70 nea can cordially aih!ae ant upon wEose plat
fora theg st1rd wtbou. az change Of their nrnc
pies let the south ponder upon these tblrgs.
Aco-respondea. Q. The Mex Orleans CssrteT, n law
Ing comparison between Fremont and gilmore SAYS
The aTowed pa.amcuct % ec: X fremont and hi
pa.ty e ee, ate tae negro slave % corc.'on OF ea
ty with the free white OF tats counry; while Kill
more aad bis party aim a tesradlog e free white saan
70 the servle condition Of t3e -e2-c The former
L Wild Utopia and fana.ica r,pra,scaol.ty Tie LAT
tee, a. aaomnebe aaenr! = Psoscsrior tyrarny nd
opp esson.
A paper, already ha7ag over I'd games g being
circulated Kentucky inviting Sr s-e-acn. to yst that
State, ana atteod meeting o, Ms fris-ds septer,be-
1ez, understood tia; tie names Of may inace1tai
shareholders appended e the nT.atoa beng
to see aud hear Er. Fremont a person.
tbs Monroe kich., C5-m ~s;z. cas b. lie eldest de
mocra.c pspe-s a tie STATE tbs wees hscs dow, the
names u tie Caclaza eandida,ss an sl1a u Fremont
snd pay;o1.
We toaeer Z lie vote 4 re e.sctca .s Xayor 0. New
Nut n he kar.a u
miae the strength q ths Fillmore breeze ths S.ate
he vcie s.ccd -HarEis Cremo1.i, SOC !e.ppt (Bc-
chaosn,, a30 scattering (silrao-e). !.
The Read1g, Pe11., P-sss, s2eaS.as Q. tie Fillmore
Cc1y ato1 AZ Harrisburg sa.s-Ic. uaol e,e tora,
tcke. Be formed a. tae proper tine Al "a proper
nscaer-{ag AMI hono-aoe 10 both d.Y.s.cas-and tic
result scarcely l u insure glorrs tramp G the
cpposa,ca forces = the Kegstoae state.
The fosov.ag the democratic Safe like, o. 81 b..
gan aLich non.,ate1 AS. week By the state Cca.
veatioe which me- q: Jacssna-
For Govern i-Alphe1s Fel:h. Tor Lert Governor
Ejwi. r. Iolhrop. For Set e;a-y Il s.atel!ix ste
veas Fer Attorney General-Au,os Could. For State
Puzzle Irsirucuon-Frsnc.s ". sherman For Auditor
ocrefa,-naTii Dcrrs, For Comm. ss.orer u state
lard Cdes-Auea Goodriise 10. yenoer Of State
Board e 80 lcatoa-t'an.c. Backmar.
The Memphis Ea1fs OF tSs 22i lrst. says-
We Team TIA. order was sen. i-c1 Arkansas =
arn y tbs cry fey days ago. riih Instructions 10
have uaaaact1red two ballot toes be .sed n ten,
state on tie day Of election Tie simple act o. the order
ha7oy hee1 e.zea Is reiaog L.; there remarkable
feature sJo,. the matte which desire Z make public
lis saiss-Str.ct orders were gre, that ;isse oalo,
boxes ah2ad be precisely alks-so much SO TIA: ooe
nigh, be readily taken f,- the cths-. TIE na.rsr =
tha oder gvsa lesii &c believe ;hA: there
j. sons frsud "a coH.enpl1.o-
One Kindred and se7enty-sOss Germans s.grst tie
Fremont co1stt ton n. meetag q pesr5t last week,
oae 1I-cd al shrty enc q. raom 7osei sor Pr>e IL
1855
he psog. {. Ta-p7! swamp Cess Roads, South c..
ro.aa, haze endorsed he course u Hoa L. II SsG a
Congress- tie following rssoiutiong.-
Rescued TIA, we the people 81 Pr.ace VI ans "a.
conduct Of Eo1 l. Ee; during tho recent excitement,
calvn1lator, Char . SINNER b. The Hon. r Brooks
Eesoyss Tsa z s,Est test mon !. q o. regard
pers ), s Nor,b That We sre determined 10 resea, ary
fsr,be- hal, or inroed O. or ghis and persoas
Received TIA; harei leige ourselves 70 s,,ad ~
BIN be he G ns.luences what they may
Toe Know Nothing Executive Comm Ne CT Aatsms
have sssei n aii-ess 70 Their brethren Cal NJ xpsn
them g be TN q sse'r sUprerl Or NJ. F1no-. hey
SPEAK n ~ follow ~ o TIE Csadda:s q the e.
ge- diving ienocracy.-
Mr. 3ucha1an has been seectcd 4 tae stan lard bearer
O. tie &c called democratic farsy. C7oa The question
which ncst vitality interests - lie a~ announced "a b.
letter o acceptance doctrine more DISASTROUS
aso4.be-a people than e-e1 the W.mns Proviso Ths
,ec H59ere,rSS mean, asse az does asser,
that the people q re-rtnry, Thsi 4nier Terrtora.
goverums7t havs ne rst, through go ernme1tss
feerecs % reg late Their joes.c Alas acoa,roej By
aay pors- o. e.-ih
Our Phusfsiphia Correspondence.