The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-10
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TelEGRAPHs.
Florida Election.
ANOTHER BUCHANAN DEFEAT.

ANOTHER BUCHANAN DEFEAT.
CHAMELEON, s. c., Oct. Q, 1885,
Returns from the Florida election indicate that the
Americans have carried Duval county by 1856 majority
and the democrats Escambia county by rs majority.
Great Fremont Demonstration In Phlladel.
TREMENDOUS RALLY OF FREMONT MEN IN INDEPEN-
PENDENCE sQUABE-FORTY THOUSAND SUPPORT.
FRS OF THE PATHFINDER.
PHILADELPHIA, O,t. 8, 1866.
An immense gathering Of the friends Of the Union State
ticket was held last night in Philadelphia The Fillmore
men met Penn square the number OF several thou
sands, and in Independence square the Fremo aters
gathered together beyond the hopes Of their most
gune we'll wshers. Four stands were erected from one
Of which Hecker held forth TO an immense crowd Of Ger
Nothing, it is said, was ever seen like 1t in Pha
delpha and some viewing the enormous space the Ian
and snsparencics covered placed the numbers
ffty thousand The entire square seemed covered, and
without fear Of exaggeraton may place the figure OF
thoee prerept at from thirty to forty thousand The
thusiasm unbounded and must make the democracy
silver the result next Tuesday. The professions of
Fl emoLt and Fillmore men filing the streets OF
.ne cy and the ar ailsa Win Shouts FOR the Union
between the opponents Of the democracy, which must
have the best effect on the day Of election.
In Independence square Thomas Ridgsway was called
TO preside and . number Of Vice Presidents were ap-
pointed.
the meeting and received with three cheers. He
menced by paying tribute to the patriots Of Pennsyl
vania in The Revolution The time has arrived, said the
speaker when your courage will be tried in defence OF
those principles established long ago President Pierce
came into office by vote larger than ever given since
our fret President, When he delivered his inaugural
address he said the compromise measures had setlei
the question ofslavery and he should not countenance
men who had put him in occ considered that though
you could not revert TO the subject they could, ana
therefore they brought forward the Kansas Nebraska
BILL Mr. Atchison afraid Of the influence OF free Terri
tory Missouri, persuaded Mr.. Stephen A. Douglas to
introduce that measure. quiet schoolmaster in Wor
cester, Mass thought free could enter that Terri
tory as well as shareholders, and he therefore
ced the Establishment Of emiran aid societies. The
spesle, then Related the story Of Kansas and the doing.
OF the Old World can compare with the oppressive code
in that Territory. Mr.. Pierce in his last message, bad
good deal to say about Kansas, but very little about
those laws Senator Sumner showed the horrible cha
racer OF Them and the Southern party not being able TO
answer bis arguments determined 70 muzzle the speaker
The practical operation Of putting Mr. Buchanan in
Presidential chair to effect dissolution OF the Union
M Buchanan Is not the man for the crisis he under
the influence Of the same mon that ground President
Pierce and Mr. Pierce has done more to effect dissolu
ton OF our Union than since its formation An
immense delegation here arrived from the Eighth ward
The speaker resumed and related anecdote OF South
Caronian who lately told Colonel Fremont that his State
was going out Of the Union Colonel Fremont replied ~
hope you will leave the Territory" Such q is the
one we require for the crisis
JOHN l. SWIFT, Of Massachusetts,, made . highly hu.
morous speech keeping his audience in first rate MOOD
during half an hour.
There were lots Of Massachusetts, here tonight
There is only one party there, and only enc
running-John c. Fremont Buchanan takes
son who took afler his faiher-wth . club. They
told that PennsyvapiA was going 70 forget the path
duty BY being honored with President Don't you know
that Preeic ent may be disgrace well honor
Do you think that New Hampshire considers Frank Pierce
honor TO herr II State pride to carry this contest
forget James Buchanan and think o, Alexander
Judge KELLY then came forward, amidst repered
cheeis1 come hero TO battle for the laborng mansr
liberty as Gods highest Gift TO man had feared tina,
In looking at tue long list Of extra that
were 10 be cheated Of ten Thousand votes but see tina,
the quiet business OF the city aroused and
think shall only be cheated to the extent OF five thou
sand the doctrines Of the Ostend manifesto put In
action they would involve the world in war. England
would fight the battle OF Canada In fighting for Spain
End oil this in order that the South might gain two add
The democracy seek 70 reduce tho sSorns man 10 an
equality with Aborpg cattle TO render him so poor thai
tue master must buy for feed co'he and do everything
for him. Mr. Preston :. Brooks lays that the Niger Is
tie only element In this contest. The white aooriag
man ignored. The South considers II s the mission
Kansas what Virginia has deteriorated mere slave
breeding State. The question whether Kansas shall
closed you and your children and the poor or
worldf Can laborirg man compete with man who T.
fed and clothed for forty dollars Year, White
not wanted amongst the "boys OF slaveholders putting
notions OF freedom IN their heads when the South
republicans are in favor OF interfering with Its rights
they lie. When they call aboitionists they e We
the constitutional party OF the country. I'll the time o.
Franklin Pierce this question was never axated a his ad
mnistrAton has caused 10 be- To adopt the maxim thai
slavery national and freedom Is sectional will deprive
the laboring Of the power 70 make honest living
If the Northwest peopled with slaves and negroes
what kind Of customers would they BIO TO merchants
and manufActurersY Forty dollars will cotne aud feed
slave laborer during entire year had thought tina
we should only tie the Buchanan party in Phlladepni
but now think we shall carry the election by good
msjory The Buchanan men say they have the right 10
take their slaves into the Territories. We say they have,
too; but the slave 10 free man out Of the Southern
States In the South the cry Is Buchanan Breckin-
ridge and free Kansas" but tell yu the real cry
seventy million dollars Of public funds. Now. my
that your enemies molsst you they will have TO deal
with rough CUSTOMERS Remember that the police Of the
city are against you, and the Degenerate son OF Robert
The administration party here commenced toliug the
fire bell on the State House. but the crowd would not
move.
senator WILSON. Of Mass, came forward amidst tn
mutt OF cheers He saidAs gses the state election Of
nic n November You have seen SON Of John Quincy
Adams here tonight and we have lately seen son OF the
great Clay supporting the very men who sa ns lathe. 70
all Western Territory. The democratic party
stands before the world this day tool OF the slavery
rious Union. The pro slavery party 10 enemy to the
Union Of the States, but there not supporter OF Toll
rnon now opd Sosever We tell Wise and his .upOor
foot Of Southern land shall remain 10 the Un,oa
aborne and the doctrines OF the Declaration OF In
dependence. The pro slavery candidate for Vice Pres
At that declaration and you prepared 70
vote for such . mani (Cries Of "No, so.h) The dc.
mocracy welcome 10 their ranks citizen Of my state
for calling that Declaration Of Independence sounding
generality. The supporters Of Mr. Buchanan denouncs
free society and call failure. Has free society ad
in this great and glorious state Of Pennsylvania THESE
assaults on freedom from the slsveholdng
and slavery extending, South, but We proclaim ID
here in Independence square that every foot
of free territory the United States shall hencef,th
and for ever be consecated 70 the free aborns OF
this republic. We are told that slavery has nothing 10
do with Ss % ,s ps TIE %,
capital should own labor. tell you labor sb1ll
vor Of bringing Kansas into the Union a. q tree
state (Cres Of :. Yes Then vote for Fremont.
10 You ana your cbildrenS (Cres Of Yes" Are you
ia favor Of Pacific railroadS (Cries OF "Yes) Tnen
vote for John G. Fremont. Go 10 the ballot boxes
on Tuesday next, and take your friends with you
Watch your ballot boxes and the purity them
Az The FILLMORE procession passing the Psnnsyra.
NAV Office . difhcuty occurred with tome democrats
standing on the pavement In consequence OF baoterng
vords nassips about the results OF the elections Bau
moi and Delaware. Blows passed. and while eudeavor.
ine 10 cose the door Of the Office, pistol shot cred
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