The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-25

even the white man who Is the victim OF nsru sss
master The Internal nndel fanatics OF the Nor'n' sa'
he have put final end 10 emancipation, an ms 'n
demons of the Reign OF Terror In France, Tn y wcr
striving 70 compass, by fire and sword dcsTun aon
country The Commodore assure ed his audience ina
our Arte towrs and cities full Of desperate y
Of CRIME ard blasted hopes-who would Iise by
spd hundreds Of thousands a the instgatiou OF sss
leaders the black republicans and rob and murder
their fortunate neighbors. They ready and
for civil war, revolution rapne, connagrston and
blood. Never he decsred the country in such i'm
mnent peril He spoke from hr positive knowledge
AMOS kendall DHusroS-Ths old subs.rstum
Of political formations, having become somewhat uneasy
in the present political excitement has shoudered his
cruch and out In favor Of Buchanan disunon
In letter published In Forneys paper In Philadelphia
'yel, vot of IT,"
MORE TIE CIovzN Foor-The Wheeling Argus quoted
in the Richmond Enquirer, OF the 2sd contains the fol
lowing Fillmore circular, which accidentally foil into the
EDITORS hands 1t smacks strongly Of good understand
ing with the Buchanan men, and disposition to fusion
OF some sort or other, the might be-
NnIAkp FILLMORE ANDREW JACKSON DosKsoN-
sTAD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE or 1As AhEEIcAs PARry
FIRST SECOND, FfTH AND SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
kIC1s-Thonas "A Hunt, Chairman: j. Bsrbeo. Jesse X
Bell. j. p chambers, A. w. R Harris, l.. A. Whitley
B.an.on Duncan, Hamilton Pope, r. Somerby.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. A, 1855.
WnOo american
houg the south alter the State
IN North should be 70 urge the withdrawal OF James
Buchanan, provided the elections go against him Our
advces nom Pen usyvana that he will be beaten
10000 votes in October and the party will be uieriy
routed In Ohio and Indiana We wish concert OF action
upon this matter 10 give force you will give
your earliest attention. We will take have
the elegra phed TO all points in the South
there may be no delay and would be well to write ar
to be filled up with probable maortes We do not think,
om all our advices, the democracy carry single
nrtnh ala
should urge The conservative portion Of the democracy
d,am their candidate and unite upon Our friends OF
ln1aps claim A. C0 votes their strength and they
could easily Fremont II Buchanan was out Of the
way Frenonts gTeatet strength there FROM the demo
crazy The case pretty much the same In Pennsyva-
MA We make these sugge stons, and hope they will
meet your appreciation. We would be pleased to hear
from you time. Our State consider certain for
Fillmore. Yours truly, THo5. a. HUNT, Chairman.
Ilease notify the American editors OF the State.
PAY UP.-Fred Douglas Cblack man) says he must sus-
pend the publication Of u paper unless his subscribers
INN ediatey TO his Aboitionism Ia being
cruth I'd out.
INDIANA ElCzox.-Ihe MemThs Eagle, Of October le,
contains letter from Bedford, Icdiana dased October
I, stating
There q much better feeling between the friends of
Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Fillmore than there Is between
Fillmore and Fremont, or Buchanan and Fremont The
Is the foreigners in the Northern States have been
eeertna the democrats by hundreds and have thrown
Themselves irto the arms OF more appropriate allies.
hope the remainder win 70 the black republicans
where they properly belong. venture the prediction
heee foreigners will vote with the democracy
Of Them after the Presidential contest They ali say
they anti slavery and this party that has
oyed The blessings Of liberty and freedom out bidding
democracy. There Is no doubt in my mnd tina, the
democracy will be badly defeated in the State election II
So you may ured that Buchanan will stand
chance in Indiana.
NOT COUNTED OuT-The Bangor (Me.) Journal, not
wish ing be counted entirely from the political pa
pers the day, while cannot endorse either OF the
three candidates for the Presidency adverses the FIJI
more electoral ticket and calls "whig nomination."
A harm ees dodge
PERcx's ADMINISTRATION. Washington Daily Union.
of Oct ~ is cndeavoring toforesal history by It's puts
Of Pierces somssraton. Among other Of its achieve
ments, it says-"rhe Of the lion has been changed
into whining Of he whipped cur-the bluster Of the
brsegar and bully has subsidized into the gentle cooling OF
The dove" This is very civil to our English friends
very.
ACKNOWLEDGING TIE CoRy.-A Fillmore meeting
held harrisburg the 10th nst which the leaders
Of the democratic Know Noh hing branch OF the Fillmore
party in Pennsy vania admitted that more Fillmore men
voted the democratic ticket by threefold than their
majority In the State, and that the Fillmore Know
No,hirgs had elected the Buchanan xcket
EXTRA billy THE sTrM.-The Richmond, Wing OF
Oct 23 says that Extra Billy entertained he spartans
recently in that city. He had but slim attendance,
and was mot spplauded by the Buchanan when he
"got to praspg Henry Clay"
IIBHnrY or THE PRass IN vIRGISA-we learn from the
Clarksburg IVA Rte that 1t the torn Of the
Harrison Circuit Court the Grand Jury found about
veIty indictments. OF these against Horace
Greeley for circulating In Harrison county his T1b,me
which considered by the Grand Jurors nceudisry
in ia character. Two citizens OF the county pro
scented for aiding in the circulation Of that print