The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31


Le were to be elected In less than ycar blood would
flow In New York ard around fouiy and as freely
has been shed In K!Sssas.
OUR MOf HkaTOwN CORRESPONDENCE
hoKnsrowS, Morris Co., N. J, Oct 90 1860.
TIE People Bum5SSsed-~YA Sentiment Of Nev Jersey, dc.
In seeking and painfully inqairng bow IL can be sc-
couatsd for that the pepls in this State should 20
Buchanan In suoh . momen crss-how tncy should
be blind and destitute Of right and patriotic fseDg
think have discovered the ana can expisn ths
mystery. The Of It Is deception
nno that the leaders OF the 5cae (ten twenty
who lead their fellow citizens Ike fock Of seep) hAve
deceived the people They have made them ociieve by
positive ASSURANCES and declarations constantly repeated
and srdent,y affirmed that both BuoAnan and Fillmore
are for freedom that they decidedly opposed to
nAking Kansas slave stass and the othsr hand
Fremont propsgandst Of slavery. I
Should Mr.. Buchanan he the President he stands
pledged TO the people Of New Jersey at ess any
bill for the admission Of Kansas slave state So the
people have nm ierstood the matter; for they ny
persuaded tbemse.ss, ana really believe that what
been tod them Is the real uuth and that Buchanan is
for this belief rssher this creduy-tne product of
ypRl am persuaded that the % caaed democratic party
would cease TO exit and Bushanan would not have
angle follower In New jersey.
In ssc would be possible for this party to live in the
South il dd NOT presnt itssh thcre as the devoted
TREND Of slavery exensionf and could be possible for
TO live In the North II d not pretend 10 be opposed
10 the sane extension? What falling of from prnc
pie What degraded existence! Has American demo
cTacy 70 tnis-that In the North what
Nortsq '''
such duplcty may succeed and answer s purpose for
lutte While pending party eectiou but after the cleo
ton, ihe party, ss bow stsnds meat reveal ttse and
'nen what q reaction will take place Reveal ie true
character mus,-for the Southern Hospurs win
satshed with obedience rne party bvought
Itself TO this demna that hrust ciaeat and benay
How !. will act no one doubt 1t will Ego the
WIN met Slsh gratitude and tnankss Contempt
ana iDsnh viii be iis reward; and sul exorbitsn
demands OF more implicit obedience further extent
viii tie made upon II.
If this spo<tate party now should triumph It's very
triumph will destroy utterly 1t Will not be able to
OF with reorn and contempt Is tium ph will produce
The copscmmation OF iss degradation.
OUR ORANGE CORRESPONDENCE.
ORANGE Essex county, N j., Oct 20, 1855.
Orange DEAF AgainS FyemOne-Our Correspondent in
Danger
This Is town OF considerable magnitude equal almost
extent TO Newark. One paper only is printed here
the Orange Journal a Know Nothing sheet The Bacha
nantes and Fmoreites together make the Fremon.ere
appear but few in Members Both the first mentioned
bitter and inveterAte against tne Fremont party
According their belief Buchanan is for freedom
Fremont savsry propesandist They are both In.
nsey bitter and ssvagely furious that almost feared
should be ynched for daring TO speak In favor OF FIRE.
mon.. iney % are nrmly persoaaeo na' al ~ wnS go TOT
suffered TO vewho ought 70 be hung up A. TO
reason and argument they will not listen 70 ithey out
he matter short by gectve den inciston and threats
This = conclusive mode OF argument and certain
ly saves the trouble OF thinking
those who are for Fremont hardly dare avow them
seiv,s agree giving up all hopes Of the county
aso of the Stae In fact New Jersey be considered
ss gone TO certainty 70, su.n.nsn beyond al al
cnspsn and Fremont only the latter would have swep,
the Sato