The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-13
Political Hos0p.
The Chicago Democrat Of the Sth instant says-


nave taken great pains 70 persons of all partie
Ia TINS city who have travelled through all parts OF low
ce he election and we can learn of but two coy,n,es
Lee ana dubuque, that have given Buchanan maorses
shu nese are more than balanced by the single count
y The majority for the Fremontors viii exceed ave
Samuel Galloway (Frsmont) and s. s. Cox fniyyer
ofisng forney democraD the candidates for Con.
gress in the Twelfth district of Ohio
Iwenty I'VE thousand Fremont men met in cosnciI Ia
fremoa' ohio, last week There were six stauds from
~hcn tae people were addressed-fve in Eaglish snd
one IN the German language
hon. Lewis D. Campbell has been renomfnatet for
Congress by the Fremost constitutional parry IN Me
ihlru oisTo' OF OHIO c. L. varaadingham Ia ng deao
cratic opponent
We have letter from Towanda Bradford county pern
syvaria which states that there are eight Thousand
voters in that county, and that out of this pntar R
chanan will hardly receive thousand There are NOT
fly Fillmore mea in the COUNTY
The Petersburg Virginia, De1accrg thinks Tremont,,
elevation to the Presidency would be an actual stigma az
disgrace upon the South and the day that sees his eee
lion viii see the dissolution Of the Union
We have teen private letter from . postmaster in
Wisconsin which saysThe Fremont cause is moving en-
fap'oiy IN Wisconsin The Buchanan are very
scarce, and in some places Buchanan man would be q
curiosity.
Hon Thomas Davis, the leader Of the democratic party
in Rhode leland has taken the stump far Fremont ana i
doing good service.
The Portland State Of Maine says that al the dcrson-
s'raton OF the democracy in Deering Hail. Portland two
flags hung in the archway over the speakers stand
and on each only eighteen eve were saws
the STATE q Maine at loss to for his but Mr.
John = Wells sublime idea of Southern republic salts
ned our minds and disspated doubts Probably the
new republic, symbofzed by the eighteen starred nus
will consist Of the fifteen slave Sta.ss Pennsylvania
Whose spokesman ct Cincinnati
to join the slave States in OF dssouton) Kansas
subugated TO slavery, and Utah. with its foul poygamy
that relic Of barbarism twin to slavery" Among the
speak ers on that occasion Mr.. J. Fuller from the
Sixth district who has heen ranking the lectures in "a
osslavery delivered by Senator roomb the man who
boasts that be will ye, call the roll Of his slaves from the
shadow Of Bunker Hill monument
The Philadelphia Lsdge says, "The republicans seem
to be taking the lead in this city, They all say 80 now
and very many believe they will keep the lead.
Mr.. Fillmore spiteru.ly called Fremont sectional can
didate" Tho Kentucky and North Carolina elections
show that Mr. is not even that He viii not get votes
anywhere.
The Watkins, Schuyler county, n T., Republican has
fallen into the ranks Of the constitutional party II
says:
In accordance With legitimate rights and privilege
as an Independent journalist have to-day thrown
umns the names OF Colonel John G. fremont d Callfor
na, for the Presidency aud William Dayton OF New
Jersey for the Vice Presidency OF the United States We
have not taken this step hastily, but after closely scru
nzng the position and candidates Of the three promi
nent political parties OF the day Sink swim I've
die, survive or perahn henceforth with hi and
tor hm-through thick and through tnin through evil
report as well as good-and shall keep the Rocky Noun
tain banner waving the breeze till and Dayton
are tfiumphanty elected or TIL the people have declared
Their opponents = the worthy
II rs said TINT Coloae Fremont the constitutional
dida,e for the Presidency, recently remarked "sr
have lived upon male grasshopper pies but the
principles OF the ugger driving democracy sicken me
more than either"
Abraham sanborn, straight whig, has been nominated
for Congress by the democrats in the Fifth district Maine