The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS IN PHTLADELPHiA-4-
FILLMORE TO HIS FiIEFDs-ABANDONMHNT -
TIE FILLMORE TrCKET-CHARGEs or FxAUD oN
ALL MISREPRESENTATION or THE ALLBsD
FoRGERIEs OF PAPERS, ETC, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3, 1855.
The FILLMORE Executive Committee Of this city unaaa-
mously resolved TO 20 for the allied ticket iass tha
evening and gave instructions 10 the ward committees
10 withdraw the straish, Fillmore tickets This q esu-
vaeni 10 IN entire withdrawal OF The straight tose.
The democrats much disappointed At this. Ths -
lied vote In this city viii range from twenty dve 20
twenty.seven thousand
Two other straight FILLMORE electors reslgnef eAts
morn!ng-wright Of the Twenty drs and Philips o. he
Twenty second district Joseph r. Ingerso aad Dssas
v. Hhner, Of Montgomery, win resign 10 day.
There much apparent excitement here in regard -
the election large crowds congresatcd In Chcsau
street, in front OF the various political committee rocs.
They discussing In groups the probable result q "
uorow's voseths general opinion being thst win -
N ayor or Mr.. Buchanan freely saa
side. One enthusastic individual propounded every
riety OF bets al who may be disposed 70 acosps
them. He shouts for nstance-"rn bet hundred
dollars to twenty-five that win twelve SsaAss
that will not 60 for James Buchanan-who'n take me
up'' And The crowd echoes. in chorus-"No one"
Iheophus Dewinger. the clerk who was arrested To-
day on the charge Of issuing large number OF naura
zaion papers auducnty, has been admitted to bed n
seven hundred dollars. The democrats, tho osAw
hand baye got up charge against several respectable
Femoniers Of attempting to buy up votes, and using as-
ncy hberaly for that purpose.
The Pennylrdnian has issued an extra this evening.
with flaming large capitals such ss-"Black Republics
frauds detected the hour-wholesale attemps 10
corrupt the free and independent vste Of Pennsyivana
Tne abolition leaders proved to be the authors OF the
frauds Of October" &c The facts Of the matter are ~
legged 10 be a. follows,--A DEMOCRAT named VIM. hchM
len o, Moyamensng. vent to-day before Alderman Ensu
swore that for days past has been ness-
tation with two Fremontcrs-Wm. Rush Plumley, .
respectable Quaker merchant and John N. Butler, COP
perpa,o prntcror tho sale OF his influence Hc says
that Pumiey Gent for him Thursday night and odersd
70 pay him one thousand dollars In hand, deposit Ave
thousand dollars bis credit bank, and get him gosd
situation under the Fremont administration, n he NC
NuIlin) would his influence and portion OF the
ucy In buy up democrats votes and adopt other ras
dulsnt ai the polls In the Fourth ward Ia svus
Of the Fremop, ticket NcMulln partially consented, aad
states ,hs, In pursuance Of tho agreement he received
rom the quaker sunday morning, four hundred and
seventy ave desrs; and that thercupon he ckuiiinD
proceeded 10 the Office Of Mr. Reed the District Attorney.
and handed him tour hundred and twenty I've dollars
The money he having FIRST shared the other ay dos
srs with two OF bis friends. The story evidently acks
warrant was stucd agsins, Pumlcy and Butler The
latter arrested and held 10 bail In necn hundred
dollars. The former Is or the city. Tho In
wolves Trumsn smith, OF Connecticut; Colonel Ford =
OHIO, and Mr. Bolts, supposed 10 be John NJ, but 10
looks altogether cock and bull story, clumsiy Con-
uived to apswer electoncering objects Az TO adav,
they IN this age weigh much against improoabntiss
the story be true, vhows that the implicated parties
had less discretion more confidence In human kAd
than usually belong 10 politicians.
In the city papers 10 morrow, the following card w
appear from q Bush rumey, in regard TO the charge
urged assps, him in attempting 10 bribe the nosoos
Bill Ncslulon.--
70 uIp PUBLIC.
An extra from the Pennsyirandn ONCE this sfsrsoos
asserts the existence Of extensive frauds by the repuh
party, aud charges with others with the pevpe
raticn Of raid frauds. The others win or tsen
yclves 70 far "a am concerned the charge ls, and
b. BUSH PLuMDEY.
also sec publsheds statement over the signature u
Henry r. Thomas by order Of the American CertrAl Gov
mee asserting response TO the address Of the rcpus
leans charging John sardersou with corruption OF ths
democracy, that the only bribery committed In York
county was by the Fremouiers dead set would see.
10 have been made Mr.. Thomas corup, him bui he
resisted according TO his account, with extrsordi-
nary nrmuess one thing the address does prove qus
satisfactory and that that It's author true TO his Know
Nothing principles knows precious little OF the English
sngusee. Pretty fellows these politicians
Kenneth Rsyncr spose three points 70 night, In the
twentieth ward, in the Sixteenth and ai Spring Garden
Hall. Al The meeting in ihe Twentieth ward he rssd
despatch from Mr.. Fillmore, received to day, saying
'Tnsi his sepds Philadelphia must Judge OF the ne.
ccssiy Of union. II necessity existed Tor union, they
should unite TO beat Buchasan." upon this you may
rely
Rsyner was weli received all the meetings rhsy
ware larw an n thxst No z ri
Of American Mechanics, their lodges determined to-
nigh, 70 suppov, the union ticket, George CONWAY ans
the Buckeye BIscksmnh both spcseic night for union.
Every hour Increases the chances ofihe union ticket
The Americans n the Seventeenth ~srd night, - .
very full meeting resolved unssimcusly 70 support ths
alued ticket sande~scs ster the City Executive Con-.
mt,ee resolved 10 withdraw the straight uHe, tried "a
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