The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
Political QOssl p.

Two bur drei twenty six democrats Of Detroit, who
voted Franklin PIERCE have issued address 10 the
democrats Michigan, ia which they ayow their own
determn nation to vote for John Fremont, aad exhort
the dem generally throughout the State 70 unite
support Of the Pathfinder
grand rally OF the Fimoreites held yesterday in
Richmond, Va Most OF the old granny speakers who
attended the late Fillmore Know Nothing Wing National
Convention at Baltimore present, including Edward
Bate' of Aisscur Henry Winter Davis Of Maryland, and
Gov. Morehead, of North Carolina
The joint uon passed By Tire Senate o. Texas
questr the Governor to the Legislature extra
session. the Of the election Of Col Fremont to the
Presidency, not acted IN the House, for OF
time.
William s Mallory, and not William s. Balou as we
announced is the Fremont eector In the Thirteenth Con
gressonsl district Of this State
We take the following from the Savannah Republican
= Fillmore paper
The NEW YORK Herald says:-"why not send Dayton
into the South, offset for Breckenridge the North
The respected socatc OF Clay, Webster and Calhoun Ia
the Senate could not fail I, be well received, In
South Carolina
Send him on, Mr. HERALD; we have no doubt he will
mt Ct with c ica77a reception.
Rev Mr. Tbbets, OF Belfast Ne prays that ''God will
turn President Pierce the OF his ways but R
he that that will take him out Of the World
Mr. Tibbes, al last accounts waxing upon the
political questions Of the day aud if the steam Continued
10 rice rapidly il had commenced, Tears enter
taiI ed that he wcud explode
Tie Louisville Jotynal has discovered mares nss.
It says that democrats Ohio hopeless OF that state
colon'zpg Kentucky with aeobn voters FOR the purpose
OF securing the Buchanan electoral ticket in November
Some travelling gentleman has given the Journal the fol
living information gentleman informed tia,
throughout the whole week had during his fifteen
twenty minutes upon the turnpike met daily, upon
average at least ten persons travelling out all with
upon their shoulders ard all carrying little black carpet
sacks exactly alike IN appearance Though he had been
accustomed to travelling upon the road for years he had
anything OF the kind before and his curiosity
ana his suspicious strongly excited. he male IN
qures Of persons living considerable distance upon
the road learned from them that the stream OF
migrants, with and little black carpet bags daily
Continued. Statements agreeing exactly with that OF this
gentleman have been made to by various other
spectacle persons living upon the Bardsown road. The
immigrants, most OF whom said 10 have had the ap
pearaace OF American citizens, looked OF course like
men seeking employ yet, when various gentlemen
applied 10 dozens Of them successfully, offering them
work axenen at twenty per higher
wages than paid ywhere in Kentucky every
Of then declined. They could not be hired upon
any terms but all kept for unknown destination,
and the Accomplishment OF some unexplained purpose
We informed, too, that precisely the thing
occurring at the same time upon the Tayorsvile road
Hon. j. D. Lansing is TIE Fremont candidate for Con.
gress the Eighth district OF Illinois He the son Of
Or. Lansing, of Brooklyn.
The joint resoution offered in the Texas Legislature
appropriate $50 900 send emigrs Kansas was
never put TO y direct vote in the House
AL in mense Fremont denomination came OF at Mere.
din Bridge, n. d., the 18th inst Senator Bel
President OF the day ard placed himself squaely the
Fremont and Day platform. In tie evening there
a grand Fremont concentration