The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-26
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Te Baltimore american, old line whig, is urging upon
the Maryland Wing State Convention, which is 70
assemble TO endorse Mr.. Fillmore, the only proper
say Of keeping up organization and causing their
fluence'to be felt.
THE oston Courier says the North Americans in Nassa
chassts win not surrender johnson their candidate for
viceresdent They intend TO have full electoral ticket
Of their own without aegard to the republican nenina
TONS unless the republicans concede 10 them their and
Vice President The American leaders think that
they have given up enough to the republicans.
AT the republican ratification meeting at Albany, the
oath ul, Gov Ford Of Onio who expected to speak,
declined unite in the proceedings appear at the
meeting It is said the in part was ndisposton
but probably the real cause tho absence Of all
rangemens between the republicans and North Ameri
cans, touching the Vice Presidency.
recruiting station has been open in Cleveland
Ohio FOR several weeks and great efforts have been made
to get up company. The result of their endeavors the
Plaindsa!y sates is the enlistment of man. He is
now ready 70 start and the people ready TO have
him.
The Madison county N. Y, Reflector, hitherto demo-
cratic, is out on,the republican platform.
The Hrenen Of Buffalo will turn out in full uniform on
the occasion Of The reception Of Mr. FILLMORE in that city
Colonel Benton has left st. Louis tour fer the pur
ose Of canvassing the State and will not return until
ew days preceding the election.
The Newark N. j., Xerc4ry says Conmodore Stockton
has absolutely declined the nomination Of his boiling
friends at New York last week. He is the friend Of Mr.
Dayton goes for union the single issue OF rebukng the
repeal Of the Missouri compromise and restoring the
try TO Its former peace the slavery question: and will
contribute to give the vote 81 New Jersey TO Fremont
Major Moses G. Cobb President Of the Massachusetts
Know Nothing State Council has called State Convention
Of that party be held at Springfield the LIST Of July
oorsult together in regard TO the approaching Pres
Dental election and to determine what shall be
adopted in relation thereto TheConvenon will probably
ratify the nomination Of Fremont
The Worcester Palladium, heretofore OF the most
influential democratic papers in Mass achuses has repu-
dated the Cincinnati platform and run up the Fremont
flag.
The democrats have now fairly adopted the old Henry
Clay wing one term principle, which they will adhere TO
long they can make it profitable and no longer.
grand State Convention Of the friends of Ere
mont, in Vermont, will be held at White River Junction
on the I'd Of July next.
The Pittsburg Post says Fremont is a candidate with
three tails After the withdrawal Of Commodore Stock
ton, he will have Dayton sde Johnson on ano.
ther and Raynor on third as candidates for Vice Pres
dent
The Detroit Tribune thinks that General Cass whose
term Of Office Senator from Michigan has nearly ex-
pred will have leave to stay home after the next session
Of Congress.
The Providence Journal urges the wings and all other
opponents of the administration to unite because such
union would be pretty ikeyto carry the House Of Re
personalities if failed Of eecng the President
The Boston Chronicle predicts that Charles Sumner will
upon the next meeting of the legislature be reelected
Senator by the unanimous vote OF all parties.
vote was taken on board the steamer Adelaide which
plies between Boston and PASSPORT and St john her
last trip up, with the following resut-Fremont l19; Blu
cbanan, 8; Fillmore, 8.
Virginia is truly patriotic State Nearly hundred
Fourth Of July orations will be delivered in the Old Do
minon on the approaching anniversary Of American hide
pendence.
The wilmington Herald snys that the statement that
North Carolina represented in the Republican National
Convention is a fabrication.
The Ncwarker Zeuna, the organ fthe German popula
ton Of Newark, n. j., has endorsed the nominations OF
the republican party.
special election held in Newport, r. l., on the
23d inst to'suppy vacancy In the House OF Represen
taves occasioned by the resignation Of Henry Bedow
Esq. Gen. John Eldred Know Nothing, elected
Gen Edward =. Newton, democrat
Hon. Ichabod Goodwin late wing candidate for Cover
nor Of New Hampshire Is the President Of the Fremont
Club Just formed in Portsmouth.