The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

good time rse streets through which the PROCESSION
raised we're nllec with people, and there was very
general illumination OF houres on the limo Of march Ths
saving an oocasiona duh thrust the rival candidates.
the rsnspArences quite within the range Of decorum
FRI. DOUGLASS AND Col. PRasros-Fred Douglass
(blaek mani Col Preston (Southern white many met
the othe day AT Chicago. Tho Dsmoc'at Of the 18th
states that the Colonel at Buchanan gathering pitched
into the negroes - an inferior race AT Douglass
meeting held ct the place short time anerwards
fred ov,red Col Preston among h's audience and
Etched him BE said that the blood Of the wises
Brecknrdges and Prestons might be found in the veins
of some colored people in that audience.
EsJoSNG THE Ri0H OF SrFrRAGR.-Andrew McGrath,
Hubert Connel John Cullen, James McQuade, John Don
nelly, VIM Fppegau, Cornelius Butler, Patrick Gallagher
James oDonnelI have been held In the az Ave
hundred dollars ball. in Philadelphia for violation OF the
election laws.
CONSEQUENCES OF RucHASAss EIc1oS.-The Memphis
Ter nesse Eagle Of October 81 thus states the follow
pg consequences Of 8uchanan's election
SHOULD Blu hAI an elected he will follow in the fcx
step share the fate Of Pierce snd 60 out OF OH
whether upon me of revolution or peacefully, both
"unlonot.d aud rpsungn He endorses the policy OF
Pierce aDo yei P,.rc. could not get. he caadi
date, "a states The country would have, 10
Ruchapap's e.aon but a repetition OF the folly the
imbeciny OF Pl.toe W. should ave foreign Mais
teri cled toe natives of foreign countries in pre-
ference o Americans We should nave the Offices Of 20
dsunloni.Is We should The var in Kansas per
petuated w. should have Minnesota divided into t~o
three States hrassa Washington and Oregon Terri
tories unocc the srpces Of Douglas brought into the
Jnion destroy the senator Al equilibrium, aud the
power Of toe North eonsoidated forever We
should lave tn doctrines Of the Ostnnd Mani
festo pu. iuto practice ana Cuba foroiby taken from
spain III Of war with half Of europe, and
revival Of slavery question stu teu.fod Intensity.
We shoulr haze no the Pacific across the cont
nent, caton by sea that Is not al the
mercy ol any ,bro rate maritio pa,ioa any moment
We have Alag
wan. ct c6H ndence IN the government 20 maIeo tas
peace and quiet 81 he country ABOVE all, we SHOULD
probably have nsunion. HIS osn friends do not pretend
say tina, would postpone that caiamitous
event loI ger than four years.
vERsosr iEJ>tAruRr-s Moros TO CESsrSx Mr.. Bra
In .hs Vermont lie .slatu Q, saturday last
ORDER passed Dstructng the Select Comunee On
kansas Affairs rqnre into the expediency Of dsours
ing money from the public treasury tor the relief Of get
tiers Kansas. of resolutions condemnng the
outrage upn SENATOR by Mr.. Brooks, Of South
Carolina psss.d--ayes 100; nays II. Aiesolutou
approving spee, Of Mr. sumner 10 the Senate IN M.
last, adop,ed-ayes lS2 nays7. Resolutions offered
by ocrac member, concemnatory OF the course Of,
Anson Bur,irgams, OF Mass achuses, were rejected.
ClgcvL 1los oY THE PoPg's Bull AGAINST siAyxHy.-
The Memphis Ea9le OF October 90 contains terrifying
article snrooncng that the bull Of Pope Gregory XVI
against slavery which forbids any Catholic assisting
aiding supporting the principle Of slavery or II
rent by thousands at the south for
crculat on and oipg great damage TO Missouri raer
ru.iisnisga
JrDos ncII,s SIRE FOR FREMONT The New Haven
Polodium Says
JUG ge Mclean, who has been announced supporting
Buchsnan snppo' and will Tor John C. Fremont
This correction ade on authority OF private letter
received by relation OF his in this city this morning
DyurlpIY CooL-The Charleston Standard OF the
2s,h ult, speaking Of the Northern democrats Gays
Their cBly sale ground they fnd Is 10 sa that slavery
right and FOR that ought &c be extende "a as
vii Naturally go We are glad OF thus We felt icon
South TO stand end hav known that &c have done
The st that the only cate position tor those Sortn
ciss.ryce Dc mocTats at the Nor By scxng tnem
up in out OF season 10 thst stand Toe -e
action is becoming 80 strong 10 ruohc opnion al over
the country ouid be surprised 70 dad the
osAvtIy party Transcend ne an.s =, ,ne ins's.a &c
SLAVES. II the slave trade we're re opeIec, feansyva
would be with the south in less tnan ten years aa
we no, rel cerisin that she may not Jet assist n re
openirg
TsE UNFoRTvsArr Know NoTHlscs --Ti.s Albany Ar9ls
says tie whole State has been canvassed and that Ea
charln has ority Fremont OF nearly ten thou
send and three times that number over Fillmore. WHAT
Is TO b. come Of the 70, candidate for Governor.
T.kATMrsT or A clvI Esci-KEs II KANSAS The Chca
20 Dsmoya Of the 2stn u giyes o, the
Of George L. ody civil engineer, educated Q. Troy,
ubie cp bis way TO seie nj Nebraska. When he reach
cd Lexington be was arrested, hs trunk examined, snd
be liberated, alter some delay and expense, ard
much personal modification.
No DAsCxE FRos THE siAyI TR.px-The Cbtreston
Srndgr9 ptblabipg series q ar lee favor OF The
essbh mept OF the slave trade In No. s. pn5 shed
october a argues that danger arise 20 south
from IN. importation OF African slaves. Here the gea
SOB
II has been feared that the coming OF 90 mauy Wild
Africans vii endangcr the pubic peace, thai the,
In he N mai
matters nay an Of the ability 70 keep mem a Ways
subsection BIT IL the first place, Il must bc remember
ed that vii come wna have not been t!alued 10 -
lection n Area Even toe equal members Of the Wild
tribes they accustomed 20 depot authoriy but all
o. them M 81 be slaves before they he SOLD 70
save trader The rude authority necessary 20 keep them
10 sutjs cton 20 barbarian master, vii have sufficiently
disciplined them to ,bedienoe. eyen i thy bad ever
anov the rghs ana habits 81 freedom. When broagnt
here, therefore they viii have noshng 10 uncern,
Some those Southern editors appear to have taken
leave Of their senses The paragraph quoted shows
consunmate ignorance Of the condition Of the African
tribes They bloody, insubordn ate, and reckless
bit yet we told their previous condition 10. ODE
torssle. "Tbey will have nothing 10 unesrn,' wnen
they reach the south :,
tn PEpTrks rTr PAT ClSpTpATx Goslssos-
The following named printers OF Emira have endorsed
the circular the printers Of this city denouncrg Era.
tus Brooks the Know Nothing candidate for Governor,
rat employer, and "the ra, Per .y5cEerc: " a the
printing business
y Burdirk. r. G.. Toilet.
a. = Btrdicx. Ia. Corpeisou.
u j. Ro,s. John Allen
William 10 virg. r. O. Van Gelder.
r Il. n. Dumars, r. q. Bald gin.
John l. Irwin. James c. Huston.
EDWIN Cart Theodore Titletl
II Mason. n. noanc.
u. ~ Waits. c. s. Eaton.
INuiAsA CAsgnD ~ TnfgoRs yorEs-wc cepy the
following from the Louisville Journal II is clear thai
the fillmore men will vote their own ticket the 4th
November, Fremont viii carry Indiana by a srgc
Joray;-
We bhve stated that the masses Of the F1lImoye
IN Indiana voted for Willard against Norton for
Mr.. willard himself bears wtns ss to n We understand
be sad 10 BIS speech that one Of ten votes he
ceivcd Was given by Fillmore on he cen
soers himself a. having receivea at least 900 votes