The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-08

~ heartily approve the act Of spirited representa-
hive" and asserted that he 1. done, and he IL
well done.
Mr. Henry Wood one OF the Fillmore Presidential cleo
tors In Virginia. has declared 10 favor Of Buchanan.
The Charleston Standard the 4th 81 the following
result as il eviable, dissolution OF the Union takes
pAce;- We regard it of the few things certain
AAs the South, becoming independent, should lay i'm
post duties upon Northern FABRICS manufacturers
would South to avoid them; or, what is the same
hing that at the South ould establish manufscto
RIGS and cut them ont Of the market" Tae paper
ssDmentDg On the positions recently assumed by the
Washington linton and lnteEgencer, to their duty in
case Fremont elected, says
me Etelsoecer deprecaes such result bu. proposes
good conditioned Journal 10 submt 70 while the
VIII not cav for Itself what Is proper to be done in such
event. though does net at ell commit itself resistance
We FAC: + such sentmen. by the lnsisencr, Is cha
black republican,. Is assumed that whether we resist
not 70 better 70 make them believe We WIN as that
we have rather fancy Tor the straightforward way pur
sued by the IstSHgencer.
Mr.. r B. Forbes wbo was nominated by the Flmc 9
party 70 represent the Second Counsellor district in Bog
tsn, declines the honor, and says;--
While entertain and have expressed q personal pre-
Serence for kr. Fillmore am BY no means sure that
shall exprets political preference for him by giving him
my vote, when the lime comes for decision. do not
consider that there the least chance for TO the
Fillmore ticket and am very unwilling TO Identify my
seh with any unsuccessful party on mere personal
grounds.
The Cooperstown, N " Democrat contains . circular
ssned by five hundred ard eighty nine citizens, ho
have heretofore co-operated with the American party
They say that having become satisfied Tat an intrigue il
On loot to divert the obligations resting Americans
from their legitimate ends and being now convinced
MAJ 70 cast vote for Fillmore indirect support Of
Puchana1, they take this method Of publicly avowing
sher determination TO give to The Fremont party their
earnest active and mos, hearty support.
The Richmond Enquirer, OF the eth says;-"supposing
Ne spirit of the age right ION the institution Of slavery,
secs that corier right upon the north 70 exclude
ksm the government Certainly not The North never
ed exclude the South, and does net wish 20 do IL
The same paper aior having been loud in its denuu-
ssAioDs Of nsorss, and Northern maorties especially,
aids with chow Of returning good sense.-We do not
complain OF being in tho minority We ready 10 sub.
mK cheerfuly 10 that condition, when constituonaIy
imposed upon u.s. IT. then the people consti .uuonAiy
vote for and elect Fremont the Enquirer 10 pledged 10
soquiesce IN H.
The spsr.lnburg E7vss says The Charleston Standard
Fl Oct T. gives the result OF observation to the tenn
per Of the South that friends OF North borne
Gown IN the pending sauggle-H The true men OF tina
yogon sha be compelled to strike their colors before the
AIstcal forces Of black repubicansm-the secliona
President shall be lnausuraed Washington city
slave territory Is Frement to be axsassnated' How
b BIZ Inauguration 10 10 prevented, If he Is electedi
The kew Orleans Crescent aarrstes a circumstance
That occurred al recent Fillmore meeting n New
orIars, and eyles pleasing, IN fact thrilling in.
eden,' Inc orator OF The evening had been casualy
referring 70 dsunon and is Incidents when, pointing to
DAG that had previously been presented 10 the Fillmore
Dangers, be remarked il eject. with powerful emphasis
oanDsi talk Of dsur.cn IN presence Of that flag II
belongs rch 70 Massachusetts, as II does 70 Louis.
lana = The sentiment Gays the creccn, operated cleo
Ncaiy on the multitude Ia the hall They cheerei en-
thssssiically, and tier the crowds n the den,ey
PACKED eroous, IN tie passages, through the corri
eors on the street ART 10 Lafayette square took I up
sad sent forth org ioua and enthusiastic shouts.
ks. Fillmore says 40 krows no "Nor,h, no iouta, no
Dat westu Tho Mobile Register sys--"Oi the IN
u November next, be will Gnd tcs neither the NORTH
q 18th, Eas. or west kno rs him
A: the recent dinner give, al ssuih Carolina ID Brooks
" heric2n well az Of Gaming Eo.ore!y, Mr. ro1m5s
caoeized h.s attack sumner tsyi-x done,
AMI well done" I woala nsTs been fGr bette. fOr
BROOKS II 4 had been ua5one
N sreech made ~ Mr.. Fillmore a. B.sBo ten Yeas
axc, he sa,cs-
ask any man * any party, whether Re Is wiling thst
shese thin should continue auJ l,pcer arc - stl d
We heweTs q wood and iravers o. s tie TIDE
pendent iaborer Of be North to be ioske uou :. more
sebased than solthern slaves IL not Let nov rise Ia
oar might, and respectfully b.. arms rgG.s.
M. Fillmore, perhaps reads he ssssr,s q lnalcrs
= this Also
The southern presses express their fears or the itrc
rights q the scuta K tas7 osainus minority. W
FImcre, n Ga speech " he, stated FAC, which
shoUld calm their sprreLc-sons They hsv6 elTeu the
ccurry twohrds OF the Speakers The House, al "
the Tresidenu All * the foreign Cabinet appoint
zcn,snjeed q ali, sg b&.ioEs cRsra.tsr they have
always bad vtry large share.
The xemrbs, Tennessee, Est Is rnl a treason -
tie south sccorSbg the iisss az Governor wise OF
ant q n AZ q
The vncn should not he dissolved, IL Fremont bs
legally and ccnsutat obally elected. We shosd wat
INIT be doce soIe unconstitutional or Illegal act before
resoftnE TO revolution. let US wait and whether,
after paue lrateo he cuts oese from the party aud
nstopazes himself or not before we talk abou, resist,
the Union Dsurion would be the death kre OF slavery.
The Richmond Fitg Of The eth has long article srg
seeipg the rroTrety and advantage OF Mr. Bucnanans
withdrawal We are led 70 these feaa-ks.v says the
wlie, "by rumors which have reached from Penn.
sylynra and other quarters that 6o friends OF M Bu.
schsns1 and probably Mr.. himself, are contemplating
vie prcpr'sty Of such step the Of emphatic
udsmen, beng pronounced against him BY Bis own poo.
lie on the 18th inst"
A Kansar meeting held last ncntt in Brssora
county Texas % which resolutions we're adopted de-
rcuncng the revolutionary action Of th< lower house
Congress- and taking into view the invssor OF Kansas by
srmed bands o. rec soers. Tho noble course OF Nh.
srs,i towards ker suffering fellow citizens Kansas s
nsbly commended there Is evidently something cool
~ those rcsoutloxs.
ne Ne~ Orleans D.hs, orsen 30, continues its a.
sacIts on TO pseuso democracy Or the Ncrih. n reply
70 an article - the Baton Rouge Adsoer<, Buchanan
PAPER, Il axis x what mesnI:--
Does q tina, the democratic party 40 letimss acts
tie democratic party and stuHstmts as some ether
rotFa entity that Il is now tsei ard enor not itaefY
Ss ia 70 be regarded ss Janus or Prolcusor y Il
ehapess monster. Ike The moonccH encountered by
S,eptaps having backward and a iarrstd voice; the
- sprskrg IL as oass o. friendship, Sa3 tne other utter
ne foul rcsds am rsproaclts
TIC syrsorEe DoGy C5vffT Or oc,lber (glctans1),
seys 1.-THE cnoirnsti platform soes reqcre tina, We
oosld be tie advocates o. slavery. Democracy, HEo
ana or takes ~ The hand and leads NJ 10 The care
"a our oVp sdars. Whal kind Of tutor has thls de
s,oSsacy proved in Kstsasf II has lad By lis former
M vnow Al a