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The daily union., 1856-10-18
BLACK. REPUBLICAN LEADERS.

1t must be admitted notwithstanding the opportunity that
has offered, rst-cass has yet risen the surface
the Fremont revolution.-N. Y. Herald.
Blatant mediocrity, says the Albany Argus regns in
the blackepublican ranks. The boiserous and empty
Wilson, Banks the mendacious confidence OF Massa
chuSett Burugame and such like the national lead
ers and nspd train OF foolish and haulent renegade
from democracy their leaders in this State They
who rise above the dead level OF and slang
They whine and whmper and snvel The only o.
energy and vgor among them to be the clergymen
who have abandoned the pulpit for the stump Their
clesasoa education and the hate Of theological
versy has taught them at least with vigor All
else are but feeble and noisy sangwhangers
The daily union., 1856-10-18
THAT PLEDGE MUST BE REDEEMED.

The democracy of the Empire State stand pledged to
cast their thrtyfve electoral votes for Buchanan and
Dreckinridge 1t is demonstrable that tri-
umph without the vote of New York. but thas not the
triumph we want Without New York the victory can
not be complete; with New York 1t will be overwhelming
What State has such stake in the abolition of abolition
ism and in the restoration of fraterna feelings and rea
ons between the North and the South as New York; Let
her powerful voice be joined that of the certain Buchan
an States and sectionasm will be effectuay and finally
crushed out We are satisfied that democratic friends
In New York intend to redeem their pledge. Hear that
noble champion Of sound principles the Albany Argus:
"Now ron NEW YoRK.-The democrats Of New York
themselves at the State to cast the cleo
ora votes Of the State for Buchanan and Breckenridge
They have renewed that pledge on the condition
that ans resisting the pressure against her. re-
NAMED true 70 the democracy.
q That pledge mu.t be redeemed
"Noy for it, democrats Of New York; The day for
ton has come; the day for words has passed.
The other States look you for example. Pennsyva-
mia asks you TO fulfil your promise Let 1t be done. The
sister States crowning their foreheads with
victorious wreath and win you consent to hang dishou
ored head
"Nol let us to the work. The Empire State has great
stake in this conte name its interest In the Unon and
in the cause Of the democracy, are all there.
'Let her to the contest before them Let
them emulate the devotion the patriotism, the spirit Of self
sacrifice of and they claim to take place
beside her In the iumphai procs'ston Of The democratic
S,ot,s"
The daily union., 1856-10-18
TgE HIGHER-LAw DOCTRINE.

The real basis OF the blackrepublicnn rarty is the
"hgher law" Rev Edward Beecher, bis fremont Temple
sermon said Its main idea is that when liberty consented
to 20 into convention with slavery to form constu-
ton" it took "a fatal step" BY this the consu
tiop as rule of action, had been placed above Christi
any and the great and paramount public object should
now be 10 place Chrisianity above The ConSttuion'
Correct yoor error ia Stewards terrible word the
free States" Correct your that ,larsy ha, any
,uional guarantees vhch may not be released and Whel
ought not BE- rtingushcd "Sary b. obolished
you and can do IL These (says the Buffalo Courer
the words Of practical Of who wedsa vast po-
litical influence who is the awgver Of the sectional
party.
The daily union., 1856-10-18
TuE CANVASS I'm NORTH CAROLINA.

We 6nd the following call in the Wilmington North
Carolina) Journal
buchanan and Breckinrdgc tThe Constellation and he
Unionf
Democratic Mass Meeting and barbecue at Wilmington
North Carolina "Wednesday and Thursday October q
and 70.
democratic meeting and barbecue will be held at
the above and place. which all who consti-
tuition love tho Union, and opposed to fnsca ag-
gresons upon the rights Of the South respectfully
vitcd without distinction Of party.
speakers have been invited several will
certainly be present and address their fellow citizens.
All the railroad lines esding 10 Wilmington will give re-
turn tickets emitting rster TO come here and return home
for the single fare.
The daily union., 1856-10-18
THE DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH IN SAVANNAH
The Savannah Georgian Of Wednesdav saws.

1t with inerpressible satisfaction that We snpc'
The victory achieved yesterday BY the democracy d
vannah We are pround Of II a democratic victory
are douby proud of II asa victory achieved BY hOno
Efforts otoneas far know. Conscious Of their 'r"
conscious OF the correctness Of their principles Of the par
Ism of their purposes the democracy relied upon thee
gam them success, and have not been disappointed
resorted TO no disguises they attempted deception
overawed voter they made no disturb they vo
no law, and yet they have riumphed gloriousy riur
eds they deserve 70 triumph. We say they deserves
triumph and confidently assert that friend Of good
srnment no advocate Of just administration and en
ment Of law, upholder Of the best interests Of the city
have oause to regret their triumph"
The Georgian is quite confident that Savannah vii
mp majority Of at least FIVE hundred for Buck and BT
on the 4th Of November.
The daily union., 1856-10-18
THE ELECTIONS.

We have nothing to add in the way OF contradiction
confirmation to the returns already published OF the late
elections n Pennsylvania, Ohio, or Indiana. The work
Of cutting down the reported majOrtes under the official
vote process is going in these Staesihe aggre-
gate gains thus being slightly in favor Of the democrats
is generally conceded all sides that the demo-
cratic majority the State ticket in Pennsylvania will
be in the neghborhOod Of five thousand Appearances in
dcae that the democratic majority in Indiana will be
eight thousand We will be able next week publish
correct list OF the members Of Congress elected Tues
day last
The daily union., 1856-10-18
ONE MORE FIRE, AND TIE DAY is OURS

II is true that the great democratic victory in Pennsy
vsnia has virtually put end to the presidential contest
but Il should also be remembered that the Austrian Gen
ea Meas lost the battle Of Marengo by quitting the field
too sOon The Wayne County (Pennsylvania) Herald
well and seasonably remarks
After the smoke OF the first engagement has blown
away, we must prepare for the second struggle.
One fire, siow demoorotsI and the presidential
triumph the 4h Of November win be complete The Fre-
know nothing fusion party will be nowhere, and m ia
natca deluded followers win be scattered and defeated
for all time TO come the Union saved and the constitution
flag of country preserved from teaons despoing
rrasp.n
The daily union., 1856-10-18
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PENNSYLVANIA


The meeting of the Fremont State convention of Penn
sytvHna at Harrisburg has been postponed until the 25h
inst tt following despatch reached at too late
hour for insertion in this mornings issue:
"PHuADELPnIA, Oct. 1.-THE following resolutions
passed the Fillmore and Doneson executive State COMMITTEES
to day by majority of twenty in the committee, composed
OF twenty-five:
"ResoVed That deem it expedient 10 make any al
teraon in the Fillmore and Donelson electoral ticket
State and firmly convinced that any interference
with it would be the means Of giving the State Mr. Bu
chanan instead Of defeating him.
RsHiped That decline to accept either OF the propo
sons Of the North American State central committee salts
fed that the electoral ticket already in the field is the only
which all opposed Mr.. Buchanan successfully
unite and pledgng il TO the incorporating opposition and
defeat, under any and all circumstances, of his election
This action renders any further union Of the Fremont
and Fillmore parties in Pennsylvania impossible The orig
inAl electoral ticket will be run"
1t should be borne in mind that several Of Mr. Fremont
most devoted friends on this identical original electo
raj ticket Of the know-nothings.
The daily union., 1856-10-18
THE CAUSE IN TENNESSEE,

The following is extract Of letter received by the
editor Of the Augusta Constutionas dated Chatanoo-
"a, Tennessee, October II
The cause Of Buchanan and Breckenridge onward and
upward in State From present indications,
orty less than Eve thousand and you need be
asonshed to hear that double this number Our peo-
pie are thoroughly aroused and though the opposition lead
exertng all their energies still the OF the peo
pie are with Buchanan and the constitution.
" The long -talkedof great know nothing meeting
at this place was ridiculous failure In numbers and in
speakipR."
The daily union., 1856-10-18

Mn. BUcHASAS At HomE.-What is true of the prophet
TO also Of the presidential candidate In bis
county Of Lancaster Mr. James Platform has the du
bous felicity Of seeing the opposition triumphant by FIVE
thousand plurality The victorious shouts Of the conqueng
republicans penetrated tho residence Of the solitary
old bachelor and filled his empty heart with dismal fore
bodngs.-Bo-on iNas.
When did black republican hesitate to utter de-
berne fssehood by doing greater depth and volume
added to the shreks Of tho anacs The statement
Of the Atlas that the know-nohpgs and black rcpubl-
cansthe only opposition in the 6edcarried Lancaster
Tuesday last by five thousand plurality is simply
true The official vote gives the fosioui,s majority only
Of OO thousand four hundred and Jortyoar, which is a
democratic gain OF several thousand votes compared with
the vote Of 1854 1852 viii be from the following
table:
The daily union., 1856-10-18
A SECTIONAL PARTY.

Hon. Geo W. Julian, Fremont orator at Greenville
September 10 1855 said ft Of to deny II any
longer. Our republican party is sectional party" His
language is;
i tell yo" sectional party. !, not aio~s fgh
bsTssn the North and The Sopa fghf befesn freedom
and .avsry betee God and hs dep bsoe,n Heapsn ard
hell" Loud applause
The daily union., 1856-10-18

ErPresdent Van Buren invited 10 attend the dem
ocrac mass meeting at Cleveland on the 9Th He replied
that though he would not depart from the rule he had
laid down early in the canvass II my democratu
friends in Ohio that my mpahies ia the they sus-
tain have not abated ot little and that regard It's
success in the present condition Of the country merely
important but Indispensable to the future welfare Of the
Union"
The daily union., 1856-10-18
FLORIDA ELECTION

The Macon Telegraph Of last Tuesdays issue says
Partial returns from southern neigbbor indicate
yond reasonable doubt that she has gone democratic In
every pg-governor, congressman, and eesture-
very decisive msorihes Two three weeks eapse
before full received but pobngs have
Loaf the battle beyond doubt and the State viii 90 for Bu-
chansn BY over a thousand majority
The daily union., 1856-10-18
Arrorsrr GrSrnar,s orrrcr.


S have received your letter Of the 2st instant and
in reply the question you have been pleased to submit
me- have the honor TO state that after examining the
various Of Congress TO which you refer and which
believe all that the subject my mind has been
brought the conclusion that the aukng privilege Of
members Of Congress-senators and
with The for which they respectively
elected from tho period Of their election where that
CURED after the Of the term for which they
elected So far relates to this purpose they
members Of Congress BY their election and acceptance be
fore taking their oaths Of Office and the privilege
s given them members during their Of service
&C. without any reference the time when they take their
seats or the oath Of Office.
To illustrate this take the case Of the Hon. Mr. Fish,
lately elected from the State Of New York II be
had been elected before the 4h OF last March
titled the fanking privilege from that day and II
ed after that day then from the period Of bis election
acceptance And the latter is to be presumed unless there
be known circumstances TO repel that presumption
have the honor be- very respectfully sir your obe-
dent servant J. J. CRtTTENDEN.
Hon. N K HALI. Postm aster General.
The daily union., 1856-10-18
OHIO CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.

letter was received tonight from the postnasC
zsnesville, Ohio dated on the nth at IL o'clock VI
states that Burns (dem) is elected in the 18th did
over saPP treP) BY 7s majority, making nine msn'
certainly elected.
The daily union., 1856-10-18
FIGHT on

Although the democratic flag is waving 10 triumph over
Pennsy vans and Indiana, we must fight on" good
work has been done far but must not relax e
forts in the least
The daily union., 1856-10-18
FRANKING PRIVILEGE OF MEMBERS OF COY
GRESS.

As misappreheusou exists with reference to the
time when the rankng privilege Of members Of Congress
commences requested to publish the decision on
this point OF Attorney General Crienden by which
will be seen that members elect to the Congress
will have the right frank from and after the 4th Of
March next The privilege of members Of the present Con-
gress who reelected continues on Of course without
inerruption
The daily union., 1856-10-18

One ofthe candidates nominated for Congress by the
democratic State convention Of California is Charles l.
Scott esq Of Robert O. Scott Of Richmond, Virginia
and late consul TO Rio Janeiro
The daily union., 1856-10-18

There 1925 votes poIed in Cincinnati last week
ssss by the democrats soss BY the Americans and sl7s
by the republicans Last year the total vote was only
l1l02
The daily union., 1856-10-18
oms LIFE is WITHOUT A STAIN" !"
Says Rufus Choate

says HuIus Uhuhtfs
James Buchanan has long experience in public affairs
his commanding capacity Is universally acknowledged NJ
hG u tsifloW q stain"
The daily union., 1856-10-18
yorrs OF LANCASTER COUNTY.


General Scotts majority in 1s52.....,...,.... bO5s
Governor Pollocks majority in 1854 .,....... 6263
Fusion majority October a. ls56........,..... 2444
Compared with the presidential Of 1852, the demo-
cratic gain 26l4 Compared with The Of 1854 the
democratic gain is nearly four HOnsaHdi Largely the
opposition has been diminished in Lancaster 1t would
have been entirely had not the Frtmonters been
assisted by the entire support OF the know-nohings
The friends OF Mr. Buchanan desire stronger evidence
Of bis popularity home than is afforded BY the Of
his county on Tuesday last
The daily union., 1856-10-18

Feow-citizens Of the South, we have all common
terest and are now exposed TO a common danger R,
unite as band Of brothers and the approaching e
ton present an unbroken phalanx At the South and
by the conservative national democracy Of the North
may, with southern rights saved and southern honor
tarnished, preserve our constitution and the Union
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tags SDn s Bis II ubr Mpreens. 26l9-
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II {iu0Gnt:s!t g11 se1s gGEte1 itber BbeeItng
aGb Cincinnati.
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SHteen ntt!sFsF &usfInfI usnSs man f9 an ben an essei@nes
seR Ngtnieu y. g. WatttGt,
Grtsyanttn. gstat Ser BaItU.o unb Obip Gt'tubetn,
9tamssfr.. Nr. 1877, 8..g.
Steinbach & Roussell,
Smpprteure, g r V@ sunb &tetn-@erfdwfe
Nr. n .s9pWarotSt 3r. &ertn8tUn II. Saratoga.
~smpfeblen itr Dpl6dnotses enforcement uOn
Nitrnz II. Spnnebcr9er Spielwaaren,
Sancp=Nrtifeln,
Wtulifalii 9en Snifrumenten,
CUTLERY,
BtItplen,
Bprtemprtates,
9teceIatre8,
9ttppIa6en,
Talen,
8lumen=Su len,
Barfiimerp,
Sepelrb,
Buppen,
8iirIten,
2dnuner,
Opmtnp8,
Sptelfarten,
&prbwaaren,
S9litten,
BrppeOer,
&c. &c. 2e.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-05

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