The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22


The st. louis Republican, old line ~hs, has gone plump
into the democratic pool and is shouting loud for Bu
chanan and Breckenridge.
Gov Grimes, Of Iowa. has called an extra session of
the Iowa legislature be held Iowa City the I'd
day July The precise objects Of this session
not set forth.
Among the contributors to the Kansas fund, being
raised in Worcester county Massachusetts, the
Of fifteen persons the Lunac Hospital They give fifty
Ave dollars
Col Benton goes for Buchanan against the Know Nc
things; and Fremont his sonin law goes for Col Benton
and favor Of the Know Nothings.
Hon. Thomas Corwin OF Ohio is stumpng it in Indiana
in favor Of the black republican cause.
The Tnoq neutral paper published at Urbana, Cham
paigne county, Illinois, and the Register also neutral
paper published at Canton Fulton county, Of the
State have hoistcd the anti Nebraska flag and will sup
port Col Fremont President Col Bsscll for Govcrno
and the whole black republican State ticket
Hon Vim. II. English has been nominated by the demo
crata for reelection TO Congress in the Second district
Indiana
The Chicago Democrat, which has cspouscd the anti
slavery cause objects the of republican being
applied to the opposition party. says other parties
not willing in ut the tail end OF the republican
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i.dn vames .5ugncs. ne SLri .-.'.a mi >ane; i.
Gregg i tie >ix,a As,r:ct nave Js.n ion;nI ei>y
democrats Congress III lana.
The Democratic state Convennun >. anpic .sl.ni, or
de nomination OF candidates the electors 0 re ten,
and Vice President will meet at Newport tho 18th inst
Hon. Garrett Davis, now that Mr.. Fmorc's acceptance
of hs nomination is made public, will address the people
Of Kentucky upon the political issues Of the day.
Governor Wsc Of Virginia. Is quite confident ofthe elcc
ton Buchanan he writes to the Chairman ofthc Penn
toe m
twenty thousand majority and that he will be elected by
triumphant majority to merge the old and respect
able parties in each other and to consgn all others, all
the sms Of all colors, to lasting silence aud secresy
The Saratoga Republican, hard shell democrat against
going into a State Convention with the sons.
The Montgomery (Ala) Mail says Brooks, who COM
mitted the assault Senator Sumner Is tall and
mandng standing six feot his stockings, is brunette,
and remarkably handsome He is very elegant and po
lite, and is an immense favorite with the ladies.
Tho democrats making active preparations for celc
batng the Fourth of July in Philadelphia. The Commit
of Arrangements will appoint gentleman to read the
Declaration Of Independence and orator for the
sion.
The New Orleans Bee (Filmorc whig) says the demo-
cratic ticket the strongest the party could put forward
that Buchanan Is statesman patriot and gentleman,
and although called democrat he has little in common
with the wild and reckless spirit of radical innovation
the thirst for territorial acquisition the dognas of
manifest destiny which distinguish a portion Of that
party
The Chicago Democrat (John wentworths papcr) says
that the violent attacks Mr. Buchanan in Douglas
organ in that city written by Judge Douglas HIMSELF
and that part Of the original manuscript of Of the
articles will be placed in Mr., Buchanan hands,
The citizens Of Buffalo, (he ownsmcn Of Mr.. Finiore)
without distinction Of party, the 18th instant and
passed the following preamble and resolution
Whereas our respected and distinguished townsman,
Nard Fillmore after proracted absence In foreign
therefore,
Resolved That in consideration Of the high official posi-
ton he has occupied and OF his eminent character and
career which reflect honor upon city, 10 Is due him
that he be received hore with such public
will testify the high regard IN which he is held by tho
citizens OF Buffalo.
letter jet received from Gen. Houston dated June s.
says his health is much improved, and he expects TO
leave for Washington in the OF two weeks When
writing he was able 10 sit mp most Of the day. Tho in
Aammation Of his lungs had subsidcd and his medical
friends thought his health would be entirely restored In
few weeks. The Generals attack very serious and
at time his friends alarmed account OF his
danger
Gen. Whitfield is now in his seat, and is looking re.
markaby well. Many Of the negro worshppers
graduated him upon his fortunate escape from Col Sum
ncrs regular troops and his sudden appearance here Just
they had him killed of by telegraph. The General re-
ports everything quiet in Kansas aud will in few days
make grand expose of the Kansas difficulties which
have loaded the Northcrr press for weeks past
The friends Of COL j. g. Fremont, at Greonpoint Seven
icenh ward Brooklyn fred salute Friday night in honor
Of his nomination for ihe Presidency after which, by una
nmons consent, Fremont Club was Formed by choosing
G. Perry Esq, President J. p Halle and J. r. stcarns
Vice Presidents; j. 7. Davis and G. scarns Sccrela
ries; and j. Moore Treasurer AT late hour the club
adjourned with nine cheers lar Fremont and victory.