The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01


feated in this State in October, the State IL
chanan In November.
The same paper consoles iuelf under its<
claiming that Its party has all the talent.
with u.s." This is the usual saying OF minol
the most learned Of the faculty are called d
is generally beyond recovery.
The act Of Congress passed January %, 1916,
to establish uniform time for holding elections
ors Of President and Vice President Of the United
all the States OF the Union, provides that
The electors Of President and Vice Presdent
appointed In each State on the Tuesday next ate
Monday In the month Of November in the year
they are TO be appointed Provided that each
by law provide for the filling OF any vacancy or
which may occur in It's college OF electors when
lege meets 10 give its electoral vote And prov
when any State shall have held election fc
pose of choosing electors and shall fail to mali
on the day aforesaid, then the electors may be-
on subsequent day in such manner % the STA
law provide ~
Brooks, OF the Express, has been making speee
Lynn, In which he uses the following expressions,
ported in the Boston Courier OF the 10Th" The So
erners were the cutvators of that cotton which We
vert into the fabrics which clothe them-they were
hewers Of wood and the drawers of water the ply
andmateral slaves Of our ufacturIng classes" {
pimentary, for a Fillmore man.
The Philadelphia Daily Times or the 3oth, says Of
Jacksonian democrats, that the voters Of this SC
who remember the attitude OF the nuliners and 81
sionsts Of South Carolina in 1882 and Old Hickory's
terly subjugation Of them, are leaving the camp Of
BUCCANEERS In swarms" Among those who have alvs
LEFT, are Inghsm and Duane, both members OF Jacra
Cabinet; Gpln, his District Attorney, and Blair, hin O
and bosom friend.
The Baltimore american says the movement OF
Wise, Of Virginia. TO place the militia OF that state
"war footing" 10 severely riiiculed In some of the
gina papers.
The election In Kansas for members Of the Territ
Legislature will take place to-day.
The Richmond Wing Of the Goth uh., says
We have heard OF goodly number OF democrati,
hants both In this city and In Baltimore, declaring
1t s the object of the Enquirer and it, associate
reak down the trade and business interests OF i
laces, they are done with the vicious and destrul
hing called democracy, now and for ever.
The Petersburg (va.) Soisihstde Democrat appropr
several columns TO Mr. Bolts speech made at that
the 9th ut II Gays that he has ga tall in Rchm
and possibly tip OF tail in Petersburg pretty
tall, according to this.
In view OF Mr.. Buchanan's political character and
tory, says the Philac clphia Bulletin in what Pennsy
mia county should he resideS Answcr-somerset; OF
view Of his horns, Bucks; or, as he blows his own
Clarion; or, as his political career is almost run, Hum
done; or as be Is being hauled over the Goals Car
or, AZ he proclaimed Polk better tariff man than
Le-coming; or, as his prospects are scaly, Pike; or
Is going TO pot, Potter; or his chances are declr
Wayne. viii Mr.. Buchanan withdraw
The National Intelli0ncr compliments Mr.. Bolts
says
Mr.. Bolts Is en- phatically one OF those men who
quaint but expressive phrase shave the courage Of
opinions" and never hesaes to give the reasons for
faith that Is in him. Indeed, with su perior ability,
striking feature 10 manlsess. No one sure, q
read the speech before without admiration for the
teal intelligence OF Its author, well for the
ness Of tina, '1ented logic" which maniesn The pres
Of profound convictions, as honestly entertained ~
are rcaolutely defended.
On the train OF cars which conveyed Senator Dou
10 Galera vote, As usual now days, was taken.
canvasers did not know douglas, and whom they q
to him, while going through The cars. the following
versaiion took pbocs-
CASvAsssR-wAo do you vote Tor, Strickland
Fremont
DovoiAs (angriy looking up from tho perusal d
Chicago Tm.s)-Vote for the Devil
The result Of the canvass was a. follows:-
nIemon'. 4
DuCDsnan.
fnimofe.
The Devil. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ................
The papers speak about President Pierce's bels|
corted on bis way,o Baltimoresby "his mounted qua
The washinsto ton Star says
This 10 the first time We have heard that the Pres(
has mounted guard. Fortunately, such period I'd
history has not Jet arrived, and We trust never
come.
The only guard created for the protection OF n
dent IN the "Auxiliary Guard.n II had iu origin I'D
the days OF President Tyler, twho Vas inspliod
rang OF ircopsderate persons FOR his political con]
Senator Cruenden, a. the debates win show, Cpd
the organization, looking upon a. the germ ofa ID
torian band, TO be strengthened In time 70 GOMEZ
threatening the overthrow OF our liberties
Governor Royce Of Vermont, has issued PROCLAIM
for the election Of q representative TO Congress,
first district, In place OF the Hon. James MeachauI
cessed-the election 70 take place on the 4h Novel
rext
The vha. ,sston Mercury Of the Goth publishes al
article signed "A Nulliaer which coys4ins The ioll
portraits Of the democracy : general "a Of the
ern democracy In particular
Probabilities tend In favor o. the elect.-r Of the
Fremont 10 the Presidency; and the femo ATTIC PAD
which the South has long given her couales<
support. has, In the midst or the fight abandoned
principle of its faith The champion of ecouom|
rushes into the widest avagance the foe 20 rt|
improvements. u ponrs millions into the rivers snd|
bors Of Tho North and West pledged 10 free trail
perrctra,ss it's determinations IN favor OF Nor|
manufactures, and wrirFs millions of surplus revI
rem the industry Of the people; the advocsie Of
Nehrssks bill and tquaiter sovereignty. IA tnvokesl
ressional Intervention. and repeats the Territorial
bnoxicue 10 far ailcism There IL not 4 single ar
r. faith, not single pledge, not a single principle
he democratic party does not now openly repudfaie|
lands before the world backened with the prcofs
aiihie'snefF end corruption. And what "a he psctvI
he South Where are thoee statesmen who once I'll
er counscls by ihe llsht Of fixed princpless Alas
ave fallen by trcachcry death, and none ceme n
tscue. In their places stand either mounting N
cgues, short sighted time servers, or mes without
pcse and without wisdom. Among oil her repres|
ives IN Washington how few are alive 10 the
which heset her, or seem 10 recognise the necessit
southern policyg On speeches there Ia no wsnt--ov
Ter no dimuution: bet we look in vain for any end
move the southern heart, 10 animate and unite her
utism ana Intelligence and 10 mark DOT for her ned
distinct course q action A sad waste OF medincr,I
party servii'y Of petty jealousies sits like nigh
upon the spirit OF her people.
The Daily Pcunylronian q Monday, Says" W
from reliable authority, that the Southern mer
upon an average, are indebted TO those Of Phi
not less than sixty millions OF dollars" suu
Union dissolved says Colonel Forney, "supposl
ton followsfn Why Colonel perhaps this d
rcaon tina, secession IS looked upon with so
IN certain quarters. The snsver is-psy or n
The Washington Union OF Sent q save
u.