The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-25

Day Bsp,is,s hepnopss and Omsh (sde N,nesrenoer's
ascertain their theological dogn as) sxies IL his and
many osher counties OF the IN very conslderahie
nanoe,s. and, as before remarked, seleon or never
pa5 ucpate IN purely local c0atests But they
doeh ines and ssDlmens, and 70 a man symps-
pected that their sunrages would have been
cast accordingly in tne late election and espe
sp Gao ana maintenance Of that esiure 10 tasr crese
The rapidly approaching contest no sever e. neral
and not local principle Is involved s believed viii
wnpess their open win tceton OF anti slavery eyteneor
and the ballot box in this and other Counties will receive
avery co.'s siderable augmentation and the
sice OF Fremont and freedom.
10 computed that the voting force OF these peculiar
reheionnis embraces full twelve thousand, item Of
especial interest IN these days OF closely cont sed
suns ana when az many hundreds q lority 10 the
State have caused the general outlay Of and money
beyond any former EFFORT or precedent.
The failure TO the OF peculiar peor,e
as We II as the general vote Of the Friends" who
all republicans in heart and would 20 indicate
adapted the particular emergency. Let the teachings
Of adversely incucae the rghul lesson and the record
for the future viii enectuay obtera.e the folly and dis
very layge and enthusiastic meeting was held O. the
Court House last evening and was addressed by
Pollock Hon Mr. Todd and bon. c g. Fenrose The frst
ano last recognized generally Fillmore men, and the
Hon. Mr.. Todd as leading American.
The alusioD 70 Colonel Curtin, the able Secretary OF
State beir implicated In certain letter writings which
have recently found the light, papable, but
tended injustice 70 that gentleman HIS course through.
and efficient but emnently consistent and republican.
OUR HUNTINGDON CORRESPONDENTS.
HUNTINGDON, Penn, Oct %, 1855,
TAe FOt f &c Cot-rAe Way the PresiGea.sal Election
VIII Co.
The vote cast IN this county the late election Was
less by thousand than the actual strength Of the
parties.
Tho democratic party, always organized, had 80 per-
fected oil The details It's operations as to nyure ts fell
wpVn and thA hyt.kx
cess
The onion party, called, clearly in the ascendancy
in the county by majority Of eight hundred 70 one
thousand, diverted its strength and wasted lis energies by
nominating two separate and distinctive tickets sedu
lcusy, until the very eve Of the election, array ing is
separate factions one against the other with all the
zeal and bitterness Of Opposing forces and thereby
rendering the common union which they subsequently,,
ana at too late period attempted, utter impractical
b.ly The majority yielded ready acqulescence, but
the ovenloughed candidates and their friends with ali
their influence, refused in the movement
and the esut that not less than hundred voters
failed In consequence 10 cast their SURFACES.
These purely local differences being now adjusted or
rather unable to prefer jushhcatory plea for their
longer continuance that the general ssue Is nvolv
ed and At hand the whole oppositon strength with bet
few exceptions. viii BE- rallied to the support Of
The county will be increased 70 six or eight hun.
dred votes.
The Uaon electoral ticket framed In Philadelphia On
the l7th inst. and ratified in Harrisburg on the 2lst
inst, aside from the would be leaders OF the Fillmore
parry with the masses Of oil the separate elements Of the
opposition, win be an exceedingly popular movement
and destined to receive the general suffrage and sup
port In the counties through which have passed the
lowed up a. / learn the design ana purpose are, by
immediate county and school district organizations; the
opposing forces with ample resources, may yet rally
sufrcwnt numbers 70 redeem and carry the ssate.
The defeat Of the party In view OF is utter in organi
I nanoD, sosgn, no, % operate as d.mper even
ledge Of the fact that they fully liable TO 20 up and
possess the land they should once institute de
ermined and combined effort, and win the State and
victory.
Although the ofncik returns arc not yet complete,
ported majority which the democrats have aurmened
and asincd Tor effect the 4h OF November the
tanned Increase In Allegheny Butler and this county will
wipe Il ali CUT whilst the Friends In Chester Della
Bucks and Lancaster the of the German
Seventh Day BapustS, the 0msn aud the Mcnnonites
which were not cast q ALL viii give the victory BY de
These oss coupled with the additional ones that the
NATURALIZATION element has been exhausted by the de-
mecracy and thai It's vast colonization viii be needed in
their own localities, and will not be here the
tent 70 dsrsud certainly should operate 70 renewed
tuted and carried, win yet insure the defeat Of the do
II Is asserted on high authority, that ten thousand
ADMINISTRATORS have uhen pscS the ls Of sep
ber and that on tho unfinished public works Of the STATE
the hands democranc contra ovs twenty Owe thou
sand celebrations have been seAthiy and audulenty
perpetrsted.
TIE FILLMORE SIDE OF rHK STORY IN PEsNsYLvA-
MA. r. sANpKRsoS's STATEMENT.
To THE PEorl of PENNSYLVANIA
An address signed BY Charles Gibbons, q Chsra Of
the Republican state Committee pubhhcd in Of the
morning ppers Of yesterday nanuestly prepared with
falsby my conduct n Chairman Of The FILLMORE and
Doneson sase Committee and justify the sctos OF the
m.no some notice q ny Sassx snd Vim i trust BE-
deemed sufcient cause for oesrudng myself the atsn
So long a. The muendoss and insnuatious therein con-
conversation, by the author Of THAI address and Others
like ssabbng my character had no means OF vindica.
ting myself from his Infamous mputAiions. Now that
world though IN more guarded ana oowardly terms am
Afforded the opportunity Of no only viDdcatng myself,
but exposing his conduct, and showing public
the motive which impes him 70 II. Guilty Of troacbery
10 the very party whose interests nrusted 10
him, and accepting tho post be holds In for The purpose
ippuuns IKE crime 70 others, and thus div,rDs pubic
ate non from himself In his attempt he shall be
successful The pDocas,OT Ct hs truth can prevent y,
deceit" II may be INDUCED 10 Just well and effective
~ BY the suppression Of truth by the deliberate
knowingly attempts 70 injurs another csther By the cr-
pre- ssion Of Alsehood or The suppression OF the TRUTH
as chairman Of the stsie Com miee o, The republican
party s guilty Of both crimes and here pronounce
MIN He hes mot only virnliy suppressed rhs truth In
Dcneson stae COMMITTEES, but has stated That which he
knows 10 be untrue.
To have proper understanding Of Mr.. Gibbons cen
duct In this canvass, well tnaf OF my own, may
not be out OF place 70 premise thai started out tore
Their - friends and supporters o. The election Of Fillmore
and Dcnelson. Both Of N we're mem oers Of the Oom-
mtee Of Arrangements FOR the holding q The ratification
meeting N tins city, short time amer the nominations
were made By the National American Conversion, and
both Of " participated NE proceedings q that meet
ing had no knoviedge that he bad changed hn views
until heard q hh appointnsus de,e9se TO the Re-
publican Convcution On The evening previous 10 the
nomination Of Col Fremont, mcs him, m company with
John IL mehl, Eco On the ffout steps Of The g. Law.
rcnoe Hosel The annexed leassr Il Mr.. Dsehl explains
the Interview, and clearly Shown the& Mr. Gibbons
not for Dol Fremont thnr-
PmrApxrrHrA, Oct n 1856.
DrAR sn-rn answer 70 he inquiry made your Of
this morning A. 70 whether had any recollection II
yer.aon which Charles Gibbons Esq participsed At The
~ Lawrence Hotel the previous the
OF Mr. Fremont for The Presidency leave
that have Distinct remembrance a The conversation and
ed and the crcun undcr which occurred whrh
simply foiows-Mr. 9tbbons, ycu and myself
g~oe ether steps q ne hotel nane1
he probable action d The RepubHcan Couven,on;
Mr.. Gibbons and myself favorna the domination Il Judge
Mclean. most likely 70 secsrc ocmbinson which would