The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

Mr. 5nciaDan ch!r or gan IN Nirvsan, tie l.5cm1ao
EnqaiFt7, pays the following dei.oste compirlsns 10
Northern enterprise ara free labor
We can bring the cepi.a employs. in manufactures
and moss Of ii employs ed 10 commerce. Sonth
please We transfer Manchester ami Birrs agh&m
ard Lowell to the Souta and thus in single year quad
ruple TIE wealth Of the south. Bct would no have
your rich vulgar iiceutOus bosses asd your brutal
porant cd nsubordinate factory haSds in rds Ter
all the wealth OF .OrmEs and OF ins., We ars- Id rsca
religious and conservative. We ~csd not exchange
suac1 for the vugas aensuality and brutality os ths
tue ss4sse pal .ne ~ ~ ,sa
much less for the counsess millions OF paupers and cri
minis. sho lt up an1 sustain NC cowardly, seiashs
sensual. tcentous, nGde4 agrarsa and ain.isnary
ec.nce q tree society.
Mr Joseph Williams, planter, oY Loustaxs, writes =
The edl.or of tho Memphis Eagle, .has while visit
the Nerih he called hr Fillmore, ana IN reply
questions Gr T. stated that no decidedly oppose
the doctrine OF squa.scr soyerszaty advocated
Cass, 1ougas, Buchanan aud Baren; .tat 10 behr
that Territory, Until ia rlaoGnts suhcis-
numerous 70 authoT.se the formation o. Stale
,or could only be regarded In corditon OF pupis
pos.4ssias sovereignty whatever ard reserret l.
Utah and New Yezc, Territorial bills sanctioned by
| Us a correct indiceson OF hi. opinions.
rumored tina. Hon. 3 6. Haven, NJ. Fflnores
partner who ncG represents the Brsi0 district in Goa
grsss, has dccacd denomination. de ioo...
ing around IL, district since the Adjournment OF Ca.
| gress.
The total -ole IL Name al tho ast election with ae
exception Of .wo small Plantations in Peuoscot il La,
leo Hamii, has &c. III; Wells 1896 psi,en and ssss-
terins 665o Hsmlias majority, IL sb3 To the souse
l25 republicans, and 20 democrats straight ys
elected. lor members OF Cangress the was
lows:-Frst dsrcs-wood (ssp) II, ,2i5; Little (deln
e,iT4 Woods majority, ll.l. Second dlstrict--Gim.
(rep) l3,00I Prsbury edem 2 $50; Gilmans msies..
ty. 3.i52 Third dstric-Abbott (repl To- 100 InsaJls
(iem) 9,2s2 Abbou ,aAtcr!y, 25oS. Fourth disE.cs
Morse, (rcr)s iaei,; Bronson (dem) s2s; Moses
majority, G,sss. F'h o.wus hburn, (rep) L. si5.
| SaaSorn. (dem) s.s35; washbnra's majority A. s2a
SIKH d!s,risi-Eosser, (rep) s,lIi; wiswen, (derap
2t7, Fosters majority. il67 The aggregate rsrass-
majority the Congressional ys,e 10 SOL This q
| the oaCial count.
| Tie Delaware Ca-s.l, says:-
Notwithstanding The declaration e. Hon. T.. Cullen
| Delaware, in the House Representatives some tim
since, that should the go Hose he wocls
vote ior Fillmore. hrst last and ali The time, ioii
pretty good authority heard this city
say he bad objection Fremont would vote fos
| him Il The election was carried TO the House.
Dir Cullen has been renosslna.ed by the Know Moth.
| ngs FOR Congress.
W. perceive by our Georgia exchanges cali for a
grand national m,ss mcs,iag OF tho fsiends OF Fillmore
and poueson to DC hea at Atlanta Georgia THURSDAY
the second day OF mex, month. The COMMITTEES OF ~.
raps meni making preparations ensure one OF The
largest ou,pourings Of the people witnessed in ae
| South.
| Petersburg Virginia correspondent OF the Washing
ton In!lice1eer, whom that paper states Is native OF
Virginia, and who has often addressed the pubc through
| its columns, writes as follows
Threats OF dissolution OF tho Union An The cyaa az Fra.
n0tis election very rife IN the south the rnocth
o. pah'.c'ars many q whom, Il viii be observei
stiu they have been for years past. OF The
doctrines q nuidcaon and peaccabe secessiOa Suca
threats from srch quarters entitled b..
| derct by patriots only 10 be condemned by them NJ
sentiment or act Of the misguided the North u
more ESSENTIALLY iacious taan such threats Ct dis
Union. Inc very men who foremost IA putting forth
/ ghrh threats tGe "a tha
cost utuon, ard declare that they arm friends or
sots vnien Ihey say give The south her rsA,s
al WI ard 10 agree that ttc south should be satisfied
WIN no lees wei, u Fremont Is elected Il vii add
must De as that constiiuon prcscrses the election
be made. The constitution does not give the pos or 10
elect 70 the minority and Il the majority Fremont
hs election viii be IN conio nifty with the constitution
And tten i gees the threat that this Union i to DO i'm
inedatsly essolveddssoycd because according 10 the
corsuton, nan las been elected by sori,y who
ttas'ttul 10 the minority dissolved before he has
done any act IN the ch's AM r6ccd before he aauru.
r. ea II such course On The part o; the south would
net facious, then there IL such as fact oa In
iaetan can exit against established government
Tie Pennsylvania Republican sGa;e Central Committee
me, in Philadelphia on Thursday, for tae purpose ~
forming an electoral ticket At the urgent Solicitations
number OF the friends Of union electoral ticket ,hs
committee adjourned, to meet Al Harrisburg Tcesday
The ih Of October, when they will positively put up
Fremont electoral ticket unless lncorrisible FIN
leaders who dcsrous OF throwing the State 10
Buchanan should in the meantime be brought 70 their
senses by The honest o. the party whom they
| profess TO represent
bill has been introduced into the legislature Of Tex,s
setting apart valuable OF land large az the s,ae
= Tennessee, the northern boundary OF which l. wbss
'bry miles Of Kansas, In which land bounes are offered
to slave holders who viii settle there The obcct 4 the
bll s 10 inerpose the sauuch barrier Of slave holding
ccmmunty between the influence OF the possible free
state Institutions Of Kansas and the slave holding counties
OF southern and middle Texas