The daily union., 1856-10-29
THE FREMoEr ORGANS IN NEW YORK IN De


THE FREMONT ORGANS IN NEW YORK IN De-
SPAlR
The blaekrepublican organs in New York famous
arithmeeians Two days after the Pennsy election
when the Herald supposed the fusion ticket had succeeded
by small majority Bennett apologized for the leanness
Of the victory by saying that HknOW-OagsH. (Flmore
sm) as dead nearly broke s easFs back
ia PsnnsylUana' That is, the combination adding To-
geter OF the Fremont and Fillmore votes upon common
ticket had reduced its aggregate strength that the
publican majority only ivs Ten thousand instead Of
tOsnty or thirty hOusand This bright arthmetical
ception Of the Herald eagerly adopted by its subord
mates the Tribune and Times and straghtway they cried
out Let as rid Fremont Of this dead Of kaOu-aO
agsm Flmoreism y lau put up clean Frfont electoral
cke and The Vietory Penasylvania in November instead
Of being os ten thousand majority iO be made glorious
victory for Fremont Of hOsny thirty thousand majority"
In order to get rid of the dead Of Flmoreism
which had nearly broken the cames back, these mmac
ulate conspraors furious in their denunciatons of
their nothing allies in Pennsylvania The oldogy
idea that the whole is greater than part" was indignant
y rejected by these modern arithmecans and all they
asked to insure victory that the Fillmore know
nothings would run separate Fillmore ticket and
longer ebarrass the strength of clean Fremont ticket
have had lucid interval and to have discovered the
distinction between addition and subtraction. In his is
sue of Monday Bennett oreshadows the result next
Tuesday, as follows:
"As the battle now stands ,o the third party ticket of
Fillmore and Donelson-pure and smplein the field in
Pennsylvania and New jersey all the probabilities Of the eec
on Justify tbs eoseilon that both those States iH 90 for B-
onan and 1t not necessary to further for they oW be
quite enough to elect him. Two thousand thousand five
bun dvntaa md
do the work. and presume that at least
thousand votes have thus been drawn of from the union
by the Indaubber and lobby operations of
Day and Forney, to say nothing Of sanderson."
| The Herald mournfully adds:
"B enough Of this. divson Of the opposition forces
NeW Jersey and Pennsy'Uania cihou going further, upon
tickets hae the democracy concentrated upon one
enough for pretty sgfe prediction Of the result.
"We conclude therefore, that nothing but violent revolt
of indignant people, who have been basey betrayed by
party hucksters, swindler and schemng knavesnohing
bat indignant and overwhelming popular reaction Penn
vana and New Jersey against the tricks and reacheres
OF bucksterng Sewardte and Fmorete politicians
the the scheme for the election of Buchanan
with the aid of the outside ticket in Pennsylvana and New
Jersey Of Fillmore and Donelson."
Whilst the Herald thus repudates its own notable arth-
metica discovery and with heavy heart surrenders the
contest and prepares for throwing the responsibility
the Sewardtes and very probably for the
that he has only been using "he black rascals" for the
overthrow of the republican party the Times loses the lit
tie of that it has in its best condition. and gravey
as:erts that Fremont yet be electedproOided cdeh
man WiH pote beside his for Fremont thai
woud else go 10 Fillmore Buchanan If this any
thing it is simply that il every who intends to
for Fillmore Buchanan be induced TO vote for
Fremont then his election will be insured This says the
Times is the '1as hope of black repubicanism, and by
way of emphatic appeal it closes; Shall be done
Shall each secure one beside his for Fremont
that could else go Fillmore Buchananp The that
could ask such question must be stark mad.
But Greeley has resorted 10 his philosophy for comfort
He says although he awas serey disappointed and de
pressed by the in Pennsylvania and Indiana he
Is able to his friends that their 'late
likely prove important element of strength in
the approaching contest" He hopeful eye TO the
"sincsre friends Of Flmorehe dead Of know
nothngism that be eager few days ago, to kick
out Of the Fremont ranks-and hatters himself that
they viii their only chance Of getting Fillmore into
the House will be by voting for Fremont to prevent Bu-
chanan from being elected by the people Greeley does
develop all that is in his philosophy, or be would have
added that the sincere Fillmore expected to be
compensated in the House by the votes Of the Fremoners
for Fillmore r. The bargain dmly shadowed forth by
Greeley Is simply that If the Fillmore defeat Blu.
chanaa before the people by voting for Fremont tho Free
win defeat him in the House by voting for Fill.
So 1t that Greeley despars of the cleo
ton Of Fremont aud is ready surrender to Fillmore
Such the hopes of the three champions Of blackepub
licansm-the Herald, the Times, and the Tribune. We
afford wait until Tuesday to how much Of
comfort viii be administered to them by the action of the
people.