The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA.
ENTITLED TO TWENTY sEvFN ELECrozAL VOTES.


Buchanan over Ire mont In 1856. 23e9
buchanan over Filmore 10 1886. 46L
Pierce over Scott IN 1852 52.................. eliS
opR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENTS.
PauapnPsiA, Nov. q, 1864.
Tte P~ss,lrania Elerion-Faasr. of he CoalrDn
schcn.-Mr. Fillmore ord tie Black Re2s.bhcaas-
Scenes al ae Polls Wly the Hra,d Opro,sd Buchanan
The Laes. Tsrsion- Bons Proclamation OF ATra
6uhop Hughcs-7h alleged Gaze Of Corrspt:cs.
RE election In this city and State to day hardly
fa to reeat in the utter defea, OF the opposition, and the
consequent triumph OF the denoc-acv In the october
oecton fer State officers there but two tickets in
the neld-the democratic ticket ami the urion ticket,
ioymed by coalition between the republicans and Ame
rieans and then the net result democratic sorty
of2-Ta To day the opposition Is split IN two, and the
consequence |. easy ftresee There in Act three
opposition tickets be voted forGrs, the straight out
and out Fillmore aoc Doneson scket second, the union
tcses. headed By Fillmore and third the same un on
ticket headed By Fremont. These Latter two get of
the strength OF their corbined vc,e Thus for
instance II tho democratic electoral TICKET receive IN the
State 20 coo votes the SIMON Pure American tioks TO-
Geo. and the other tickets Il 600 each the electors
o. the two union tckoss wo1ld be choson-tAe names
beng t5e But there appears 70 be little chance OF
that u Is expected that the straight out Fillmore ticket
W.T.. receive mcrs votes than the two union tick
ets combined and indeed, l should be
There has been much criminston and recrminat.oa
between the two parties 20 the coalition October
a large parton Of she Fillmore party throughout the
sa.s has become utterly d!sgsted with The fusion aad
will not lend its support to H. In the l3th-one Of the
greatest Native kmeroaa wards ia this CITY, the straight
out Know Nothing ticket has In several precincts got up
TO this time more votes han the union ticset has. IN
vide and Conquer Is OF universal application,
and iae penn,y election VIII heHe its force
And indeed this coalition-pstcbed up OF such
hrsc onclable eiemenis-deserved 70 be defeated How
could II be expected that the liberty loving Germans
snd Irshmea who had enlisted rnder the republican
banner could be kept true TO their standard when
ams.garation was attempted to be made betwesn that
party and 'he party whose principle is prescription o.
ssns and Intolerance in matters OF faths i'm
possible league. The elements could not combine and
consequently tho structure raised upon has fallen
'eces-a thing 70 be scofed at and despsed.
There was mass meeting Of Americans held here last
Blght, at which kenneth Rayner, o, North Carolina
10, OF OF his intermina5ie haraDgues In The
OF his speech he adverted 70 the question
whether NillaId Fillmore would sanction the coaAt.or
between the Know Knothing and republican par.
tics There was much difference OF opinion on that
bsso among the audience. Some shouted s'Ycs" and
some yocferaed NO" and some referred the speaker
20 Mr. Fmore's own speeches and letters denounclng
the republicans Mr.. Rayner admitted TINT bis pslron
old time entertain opinions very friendly to the
republicans, but that he had recently changed his
and 10 prove this change Of opinion he read tcegraphc
dsspatch from Mr. fillmore dated saturday last,
mendiDg union for the sake oi Victory Now, I, Is In
ertstGg TO compare this advice of Mr. rimores With
ai contained in his speech delivered IN New York or Al
bany last July quote from the latter
Suppose that he soui. having majority OF the electoral
Tor Frecnt and VICE President and should elect such BY
se You Seeve your Southern % brethren ARE
their RIGHTS tremendous checrngD II you do III me tel
bas hs sectional parv saoceeds leads nSsiabiS 1 % the
sps9p q ~, sseSc rea5ed e5 our foreaasrs
speak earnestly .nbeci-sCries Of You're right c,r
ess h1ss @ sS@ are dlngss M am e M . maxi
vLaeytr they may be- ami tel that We reading
iolih and overwhc i'm the naii-n -
have y %e Ss s n SSe engaged r. n % can
psAs sunder The bonds OF non and spreads anarchy
Cries uf Notwithstanding iess"p law and cummon
~ m aa ne ssa o e nsgs
ac be equally held Responsible cries of"fcsl
What political chameleon this man must be to 10.
nornce with one breath the republican party asa
topa party whose success lead inevitably 10 tho
destruction OF this government the next bresih
Advise and recommend . coalition with Il under the i'm
PRESTON that be could thereby avanco his Own ags.
nary chances for the Presdency out OF hs own mouth
he stands convicted such expcdercy doctrines arc bad
eno-eh for more politicians but when they are rosorted
TO by candidate for the Presidency Of the American
people, they merit the deepest rcprobsloa. ls Mr. IN
stand aside and forever.
1here y nothing remarkable or worthy OF commes, q,
The polling places. The day sloppy and di.sgrecabc
and drunken mon and disgusting ro~dies are thick AZ
biacsberries. vsted about IL O'Clock polling place
in the Fourth wards Philadelphia copy of the 'bcody
sixth ward" Of New York Around the window, where
-. the poet bath f--the bslots fan
A. snow lakes On he ssd.
.n5 nnsin7a indicate ,is' a,e i,eemsn re-, .,,, -. ,
we're corgrcgated some of van ,us looking
de-, such a. believe. yon could not equal outside of
phadcphs In the immediate eghborhood OF the polls
rsggcd and degrading hooking were stumbling abou,
every stage. cclored iesni sgainsl tho sce.
graph pole having suspended round his neck pccc of
pssebosrd bearing the ofthc republican elcct,rs
pIob-by = piece Of ridicuc o. intosicaion Nothing
mo, the eye but squsror and wee. Not respectable
looking individual 10 he snxious 'indcae tho
irceman's will While was looking on the scene
little ragged oil man. blcar eyed with and dssps-
ton, and advanced stage o nNenness came
ward IN the hands Of = s.slworih whirpcrn for the
democratic party and literally pushed forward
70 the window to deposit his vote 20 the uxusl
questions being put to him, appeared that
bis residence not within that prccincl, and his
vote refused. Hts ccerone seized him. cxtric,.ed
him from the group OF oilers around Inn. drew him
aside administered smother glass Of roisut and word
two Of direction and brough, him the window
where be offered TO that he lived within the IRE
ciBct The inspectors very property refused e, him
take the oath depos his ballot and 80 bo y. ed on
10 smother polling place. He was probably vsgrsnt
Who lived nowhere In particular.
10 amusing 70 listen 20 the discussions al sides In
regard 10 the Of the HrRAIr in this political
pesn. Ths idea, however of lu being aotusied BY
rup, motives does no, nov prevail, rave among iss
thoughtlcss and obstinate some attribute ns course
cause some to another The latest version Of s or
position to Mr. Buchanan IL amusing, and deserves
"a he chyoriclcd white o-vrlns one of n grour