The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-26

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man who has been kneksd an ut be has oeen shoula
could have John q Trcmoa, -, our asn sreslssnt our
country would be peaceful asa happy
TUwAy ~ Dosr la No Eighth elee;iou dhtrict
Of The r~ent<th ward. PulAoelphs, the 'BocBasan
ticket received twice a. many votes ~ nsrs ~ere
voters In the district
TiG rrrn PENINSULA Elnsrlos N McncAx.-rbe Jsco.
bin democracy recently naas = great parade over an
election for State Senator In the Upper Penssrs uchi
gan, claiming that the dsmoorAns candidate had sue.
ceeded by thousand msiry thus Indicating nat the
state was surely gong BsonIan. In reaios I. thss
election, the lafayette Gina Jo1rnal has TIE logow.
ing
In the three countIe, Composing the Upper Peninsula
Of Michigan, the election for rprcscni pscc,
by law, early In the fall, osmg 70 tue ~csihee
took pa,e the 3oth Of september; aud Ra-hanerx
making much ado becan,- they have elected sena
tor and two representative turns out that eol the
candidates running for senate democrats; one
Of the representatives 10 the ssi Les slatpre ~as 70 e
who defeated regular Tie whole
election turned upon railroad question: AMI thore ~ere
no republican candidates In the ueld
Is CooD HUNoR.-rhe Richmond Ea7cirU, Of the 2ist,
coniessing that IL Ia in ''the best nu nor" says
The people OF the North Ike those Of the ssash are
warmly attached TO the Unon The Fremont press snow
this They know also, every man Of them, tos. the
South will not submit 10 F.smonts election. lLsy see
in the whole tone Of the southern press. rney know
that At least some ono Southern STATE .orla ~ that
event secede and that the sholc South would he
compelled TO follow her ex.npe. or by asdise - NIB
due sax StG rvestheir excite sic insur-
recon, encourage abolition snd ccas IN theGEciveA "a
everlasting infamy.
According to this compulsory secession, which would
be resorted TO- would all the niggers and dana
rybody.
NR. YfApoS on TIE srusr-Ths gentleman, who. du-
ring his recent visit TO the North, inflicted many nor
columns the Northern press has mounted s stamp
at Richmond. The Richmond Wig or thes2lst says
was refreshing W hear psrive OF the derry srd
beiors State Of South CaoinA utter sentiments 20
broadly aonal and unop loving 40 were those which
Mr.. Yeadon favored the CT zeps OF Rchmonf with
on Saturday night We could scarcely realize ths fact
that 10 was not deceving " IN representing tn-cn -
q citizen OF the Palmetto Common wealth. Bet II 10.
and rejoice to bel that there thousands AID tons
Thousands there equally ,ens,ie and loyal a. HIMSELF
and animated by an EQUAL veuerauon for the co1st
and the Union fathers framed them and thanks
to kind Providence, they ,uii exist
No MoRE worms liz NAStFAcruRxp D NA~ACnr.
sErIs-The time for nstura1ns foregners, and making
good voters closed in assssch aaes on satur day he.
Two THOUSAND NreRoss-Dr DuHcan, or Mississlppi,
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ed his attachment the Union preference TO bis large
plantations Of negroes has hauled the BY
the secessorns. The Mississippi Free Tadr Of u-,oSer
contends that the poor slaveooder Is rtaly in
teresied in the maintenance slavery than the rich. II
sAys;-
II slavery Is abolished the poor who owned .
few negroes will have 90 .hs plough-hs vito and
daughters viii have perform every species OF aaaai
labor ard " adsdmafsos 0kss place ttey rsis Jvrn
par, II ne molly ond NJ n9r, aoty The poor man has
everything at stake HIS p.ouaisry interest and his
social position are all inerwoyso With the institution.
s s 81 b. Yrooe, r and
negroes free in our midst, honyre,1s JosoUi
nos,GIy ccr,sqae.i ant then .e ..s What xh 10 tho
position OF the poor man and his wife and daughters?
This very curious and stating sta tcment Amiga
nation, rnongrelsm, wife and daughters The editor
bould explain wba, he means
SLAVE IABoE,--The Prcsiden, OF tho Tennessee and
Alabama Railroad Company recommended that three
hundred slaves be Immediately purchased TO work on The
road. His calculation shows the purchase Money
interest, Insurance and maintenance OF slave ~lll be
only about forty six cents per day, or about ans
per year. working days only corn,ed.) Tue same
labor by white men costs two and two and . half
dollars per day. How do our Northern laborors,
our Irsh and German operatives IKE the lsea o.
this cheap slave labor being extended into Northern
States and Territories suppose they scratch
little and think the matter before they 90 for
Southern candidates. Here IA the calculation f;I;--
The report Of the President OF Tennessee and As
bama Railroad Company, in his annual report, ADVISES
tho company buy, wrh surplus capital three hun
drei slaves, some with families, Gin order 70 propagate
aborers and place them the road reservils come 70
occupy farm be rented for the purpose Convenient
70 the road, where might be produced pcriioG OF the
sery 10 be established for slaves ana mules Toe Pain
In using slave instead Of FREQ labor building the rail-
road, "a demonstrated BY figures ~ follows
The average hire OF negro work on internal i'm.
provemcnts In this country about sl76 ~ the conpa.
ny were to purchase At tho presen, prices (Ay ooo
the yearly cost 10 the company, compared the
lngs, will be ~ follows
Interest on u 600. $50
whea IL isice sew; missiles hsn haf-icr
be employed In eradng or exeavsng earth. besides
pront TO The contractor. BGt upon mechanical
pie d which there viii have 70 be large amour, aooc.
AsprEnuy negro man viii In sir months maze tolsra-
simpie q ade easily learned Gonerslly' m.soos s,e
scarce and den and high price, and contractor os-r.
ing or WORK bases Ms CALCULATIONS upon paylng these
high prices.
The cost 10 company owning slaves who are ma.ons
and 70 contractors who hire them will approxlmss "
the following calculations.-
Interest on ~, ooc.
Insurance ON ID
a ao rs
w or. ~ oAeons Id
barrels Of corn and vegetables ............., 10
Total
One hundred and sleen dollars per year aiosag t~o
hundred and hhy working days, equal to o-.y ST
cents day. whereas the hired GILL coz the con-
tractor two dollars collars hfty cents-msre
than tour times much
FfouDa Etrcnos.-rhe Mobile Tsilsns hss received
complete returns from Florida which elect or
Of ~ e. Perry, the democratic candidate for Governor BY
400 majority. Davis 8. Walker, American and also
Geo s. Hawkins democrat TO Congress- by SEQ MAJOR.