New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
POLITICS ~ KENTUCKY.
Couesponderce Of The ~ Y. Tribre.

CorIespoaldeIce Of The ". Y. TIibbre
MIDDLETOwN, Jefferson Co., Aug II, leot.
The election in this State took place ole week
ago this day, and the results can now De spoken
of with some degree Of Certainty. Both OF tie
great political parties into which THU State ls d.
vJed, are somewhat disappointed. The Blcta-
ueers at th. .ir unexpected success, and Ito FIJI.
moreites at their more unexpected deiei n. Al re-
hectiDg men here, who are not carried away by
excitement now cOncede the State to Buchanan IN
November. Betting on this State has ceased ior
the simple reason that men doa't want deliberately
to lose their money The Buchanan men are now
Specializing on the extent Of their ms j0rty 10 No
yemter ard the Fillmore men engaged in the
ptere sting operation Of inyentDG excuses for sher
deiear.
Tie American papers Of the State nov affirm
that the late election was no true party test aGd
that the defeat of their party ls more apparent
than real. There is no truth in his yieR Of the
case as may be seen by brief fstatement Of f4cts
Tie biohed programme OF operations speaks tor
tself and shows conclusivey y tht. tho Fillmore
party made every effort in their power to carry
tie State at the elections in August, and thai .
victory in the preliminary elections wac expected
by them a glorious precursor oi tie hndl victory
D" -'V AMERICAN PARrF
OFFICE or EAECuTiyE CoMY1IEL. !
rR.SEFosT Ky, NT-h 10, ilS5j
IL. E5ser we Co1iase heirs -aye,.ed VIII ths rs
stiLory he 1Is-d Pes GeH, d: Z: j'--d Lf ~
a. foLt ihe rec I'd SssIIdey d. nay' "a - - "e 80 a,
dls.s, JUDGE. a1d Comma sse- A.,o-nsy-,
sns have fArd t-e f.io"ng places - sa.e ois''e":
T., H.. aal.otvle DE-, lx...co7iaror.
bet Jv. B. in.g,e- D., x o. -.s7
ps' V...L-beucu. De- ~ bafoots3.iie.
D., " Loef-y. De- A.l-''LsAllsi--'
De-. Va l. IS Ie $1,000,
ia. tior, 'ne 5.s, iaJ - h-J, 20 ror - -'-s
re on - :hs,e L,asertrns, s-e se:tier a-cs ,.
h-re o.. ,ris:ihat these Cc-y mt. w. sse::as ,sry
les e. he v-la. Of .es .L. tha ,LeE stcis " -
T,s cosp.s Se '. .syss 5aS.s % po!r, COMFY
~teIe leLe As'e t,eH aNLed asa D. 'aAoes' ar .eg
Ie,. =. 10 scL Th7g vii rer,;, ire. name, - ,hH C
ios hay.ro~ had lcrs i'm zee; I-is me 70 ist:
,our CON ro,n- Cd - g w0s Tne P-esusG.s ceq-
a.' Aa- !-ls0;, II Fa syyY5,t ~
80 AroIew J.s.i, Do1e.,eL 81 rsa-s..es - f.es
ceut TIE asiesn hstasi iIsI5st 9TH iss -41tf =
vh the Co. 'l' % :. zee .-.a 'ster --'7e- C re
-. al psu.., ,ri. ~. s4.ns.=! /, o. .. Il. -
: A1s-s, a., wheH y'a AZ he NO. ts-ia.- vc;J
q IL .,. a. ..eD ,iss t.r Fl -. .rs-,j = y
Ad, &c h-h oar so.1' se-1si a. ie 'os "a 4
f,r.ysr PIT h u e s, e sne;.:s- principles {,l
. ~ ak. i - wo-il; alass 5s -!
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-. bo1s ~ tco1 c. src.s,c-' ll- -,aks p
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J. -. BcH III LISAAyER d1ED,
4. v. DUDLEY, Cc-- =.
This certainly read. ser? much ae # :he l.
more men were in esrnes. sn1 is VIA. ws cal
out here in the West putty tal talk
But the matter did 10, rec. here. Fillmore
orators ynu0s AID DID, big anl little, have been
pesamt llaii,g the State for months and never fiu
~ twe,ty years' residenee ia Did Kertu5by) lave
seen canTass conducted moro zeaiyusy OF
efficiently Moreover, the Press has Seen exceed
iueiy active AID hitter at witness he f.Novr-