The New York Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1856, Page 2

ways an upportant elemeut in tho commercial promperity | State of Indiana, which now speaks to us with 10,000 a to our population we have added more than .ix | majority. In those States the d mocrats made the con- mii jops: and to our industrial pro uct all shat which | test a question of principle. They appealed to the reason - from mecha). ical !mprovem~ nts aod increased: Of We peopie, apd detouded She Sermtenuts peer by ex- Oe peta ane rare phy rier ye ag i hiding the comb: ast of their pr ociplon aad of their orewtimated at 000,000 in isbé. ‘ente in tbe broad ibs of the copstitation. Th may De said that wis is but a mere a»proximation to “Towe aenas ‘New York follow their exaraple. rhe truth, I grant it. bot it approximations only that are avaiable, Statirtica! imformation has been hitherto under the ban of oar government. [t is receotly only ‘Abat cetailed ix formauion has been sought, and our census iscredited becaase they were ‘mper- feot. The statistics of manufacturer, gathered by the goverment in )5¢0, bave not yet been do Bot undervalue territorial acquiiions, but 1 have 0 De Resitation in saying that yxrfect’ knowledge of | of the attempts of the people to themselves and eur industry and our capacity for industrial | their posterity from the achomes of these spendthrift par- Fesults would be more vatuabie to us than the an. mexation of the Mexicam States to tbe republic. ‘Statirtical information is to a people what the log is to the ‘mavigator, or the balance sheet tothe merchant, The uso- e2ampled "growth ot Western cities ie as much owing 0 ‘the constant and minute publication of the facts attend- ig their aavauce as to avy other cause. Out of the ric weasures ef accurate aud complete statistical returns w tebby, aided by the connivance =< e departmenis, to annul tts restrictions or ov. spirit, Let the democrats of the State devote intervenes from this ‘ay to that of the election toa test to redeem New York. For this @, let the ms and Cotities (auch already shows 5 @eold draw conclusions far more surprising thaatha | the democracy cap succeed) be completed. the de- which bas startled you, and deduce a phiosophy asfal | mocrats at every central town in each county attend to ef wetrvction and beauty as apy which spr from ® | the work of organization and to the dissemination of in- ceDK mpiation of the idea! or physical world. You were town aud ciatrict, It will mot do to to remark upon the facility with which ‘the result of our industry was staied in milous end thoa- vands of millong. I cesired only to present an adequate idea of Yindus'ry of thirty millions of people ia f- gures, which always stand for limited quantives. If*you | deeds of their brethren im other states, !s orator enough ler Mt, | wig give you, as & substitute for my figures, | for an occasion like thi. sober and :iaid words of Mr. Calhoun, who said that ‘Wo appeal to the democrats of the counties! Look & conception of the propabie commercial industry of tre | heme! fect your orcanization: and aroure the pope Miestssippl valley, pot ot the Union, “ was beyond the | of each schoo! district to actioa and tuepire Lem wita power of apy man’s imagioation.”’ You are pleased | the proud purpose of redeeming New York. aiso to cuptrast, im depreciating terms, the | Dw this, and victory is assared. We utter convictions the Indies with that of the Sout derived from a careful siucy of the can acalm It i pot the first time thet the | aud predems estimate of the reiative vwrengu o! parties East bas been thus discredited. merebapts were endeavoring to enlar; tbe ir commercial relations with the Hast, it was invaria- Diy declared that tbe trade of the Indies could not be in- @rensed. You, too, also mewsere the future ny the pre- wheu We say, thatif his ls done the,Hmpire sate will bu reveemed; her polisy placed once morafapen a demo- crotis basia, und her constitution viedicated from tae et tacks and perversions of her enemies. DEAN RICBMOND, Chairman. sept, avd overiooking the element of power whice con Peek CasGrr, Ye, mtitale @ capacity for commerce—iand popelation and ca- JS, Javoox, § pital—aseome that the Soothern Stated have a commer: Jet Kelley, @ial fotare equaito tbat porsessea by meven hundred | |. >. Swoenoy, ’ mullions of people, with the accumalatod capital of cex- | sar . Fowler. Series, and a unitiers territory, of which any one State 2 H. Lediow, ould supply the world with bvery variety ot tropical | Gro ¢ Joba Porter, . kxtent of commerce is not measured by exist- | K «. Stone, J. L. Lew ‘oramittee, B. W. Rogers, Sta ANY, Cet, 21, 2856, CONNECTICUT. EX-SENATOR B&LDWIN FOR FREMONT. The wudjoined lees ehows where thet distingrichet man stands in this l'reeidential contest: — New Haven, Oot. 20, 1856. Your letter of the 18th, invitiog me oa behelf of the friende of Coloce! Fremont w address the citizens of Hartford and the neighboring towns on the great is#ues ‘wyolved inthe pending Presidential canvass, I bad the bonor to receive thia morning. Deeply sympathising, as To, with my tel ow citizens, in weose bouaif you made this request, im their earnest desire to vindicate ani msiptain the great principles embodied 1 tae traly na- Uoval and eonsviational platform of the Convention which nominated Colonel Fremont, aed to which be has #0 cordially and patriotivally reeponded, { regret tuat tt ‘will not be in my power to comply with your iuvitatton. Baving up'ted with many ctlizeps bitherto atwacted to different party organizations io the puotic cal! ef the State Convention, which ratitied the pomiratioa of Coi Fremont for the Presidency. aud of Wm. L. Daytoa for the Vice Presidency—in the absiity and patriotiam of Doth of whem Tbave the faliest confldence—I need not say to you tbat I ardently desire their succese. The principles which will be established by their election are suct. a+] am fuly persuaded will tend most effectually to promote jo merely bat by porritie You might as we! hea no value aay, “tis the very indies. We are told that 29 [nies are distinguished hat the people are separated AL reoetve or impart | private or public WrODgS wre avenged by axsnactng, Who oonstiinre a7 “order” mm the ~sate. Pray, sir, what constitutes the Sooth ‘the very Inviee’’ acd who are the Thugs of this newly discovered seat of weaitn No, sir. the {waies of the Weevern hemisphere are not the Southern Sates Toey will uliimatety be found yather ‘n the Southern Continent the West, u commercial enterprive. No pent up seas should restrain rot de giore, east and west, north and id seek Luat accumulation of wealth which hienee Commerce and gives, in the lan- eof sir Walter Keciga. with the world’s wealth, conquest of the world.” iow me, tir, in conclusion, one word of apology. My specch was made under circumstances of much en- Darrasement. I had been eaddenly summoned, by tele- graph, to auiond the mecting several deys earher than Woe day first speoipted. So far ag its language was @opeerned 1 was delivered without the premeditation of asingle moment. Witain twelve hours from the time when the last word wae spoken it was in print, realy A : beuen inrengh ¢ gg tos oe Sage od role 1s tue earlier jorieds of oar eran t, th wibout the revuion or Knowledge of the speaker Popublie spe of the States wbich poh ce it. They are cad the reparer could, by 20 bility, Dave | the eame, as well in reepect to our foreign xe to our do- @Bticipated an idea or tovic of the speech. An address of wo hoors, reported and published with remarkable ac- earacy under such circamstances axd tn #0 brief « time, ‘would have suggested to avy ove not utterly buried in Genta)’ redcie ‘might have been processed. You falod resale wight bave produced. You - - fe appreciate either; but trcst that the merchants of | Dd Justice, have been armiy and perm sno ea your cliy, making due allowance for a word oF sentence | d e miareported or misspckep, will readily admit that | ADDAESS OF TRUMAN SMITH TO THE PEOPLE OF CON- equally important advances may have been made in other N&CTICUT. wdusiral pursuits Fuzow Orsi Perms me 10 ‘address you brietiy on Since the days of Consul Planch the existing cur, ure of pul adare. Period isa: en em wand gees ris evans Seperate Wb fitting ach nowledgements to who, by invit- | 262 ¥! = . bs cong? tog your critciome, have allorded mes opportentey of | goverament fer the term of four yeurs from the 4th of awe oe |S cc fremont. Thuow bie intimascly. - pronounce . P. BANKS, Ju. loka ©. Fremeot. I know bine IPH sre him weli qualiied aud worby of all conSlence His cause is that of a loity, generous, patriotic aud traly na- tiopal copservaticm. There i DO posetisle avenue open ter tbe reevoration of the peace of the country bat by electing Colonel #remont to the Preeisency. It is pow certain (natthe aiberents and promoters of the m¥cblievous— nay, wicked —policy of vbe — edminvtration will wext Covgrese, 1) mey be written down as cortain that, wo years from the fourth of Mara& next, Kan be delivered up to the Moloch of very. tate. mestic policy, for which } earnestly contended during the struggles of 1848-"49 and 50: and which, but for whe la- mepwed death of President Jaylor, in tead of being sur rerdered under the specious name of a co™nprom.se, | bave ever believed would then, ina ecirit ot patriotiem OHIO. APPRESS OF THE OHIO STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Omo Dam. Execerive 7 Couvumce, Oct. 18, 1860. | j ‘So_ram Democeacy or Onu'— ‘Me smoke of daitic bas not yet ‘ulty cleared away, yet weeen ree enough w juu'y # shout of victory. Penn =. the Keystone State, ued ladiana, be Hoosier Oni have been true to the Gemocracy apd the Union. % r, bas been uptrue by a plarality, det Hitic from tibet of Chase, in 1605. The regal Dave elected their Stee ticket, and, a tn 1855, only by a minority of the votes cart at toe election, as the vole of We democratic and American parues combined, that of the republican party. Yet, we bave much reason for set praise at the result ip this State, for, we have lost our State ticket, we have elected our daien for representatives 1p eight Congressional districts—all hree ower districts an aggregate of tre ed Gemocraie votes ih s dition 10 inose given, would have increare¢ our number of representatives in Covgrexs to a majority in the Congressional delegation It is through our membere of Congress that oar prin st known, Tue members elecied in Peousy!van'a, mex! House of Representaiives in Congress. tag, a2 we have cootribuied so largely in making out this important reeult. we can properly claim fur our saccees tm Onlo a victory. The pandred thousand jority | sont ee Sn aiet seems mecthetes, | Smeaim, of Freakin Fares, ond ae 68 Ger tase Wstet ebouta pave bees elemwd, Bet the | worse! God save the repeblie! Resides, set euiy anprecidented majorities In repablican counties bave de- pmnoan ein cages’ a Leeson wa pv Nermined the result sgainet os. Oar vote ig larger than | Over this eontinent. Pre wed ee ee Se ee mg oge Depend upon it, the subjugation of Kansas is not to be this lends us to inquire into rome of tne ceures of oor | we int of trades ren nor, proywravon Bat beet . made jor the Jatroduction of slavery tpto Nicaragua, reason to be ive that the vote of the | oye jong the whole of Ceatral America is to be annexed, In short, we are, at no remote day, to 00 brought under the iron boof the slave power, unless we make a rtand now, acd say by the election of Sol Fremont, * Hitaer tbalt thou come, and no further '’ | am no abolitionist— never was—and bever expect to be. 1am stmoly a nw «extepeionist, 1 take ly the ground assumei by Thomos Jefferson an¢ Henry Clay, I am. and ever have heen, opposed to the unnecessary ‘otroduction of this ex- citing topic into the two houses of Covgress, All my in tine # ore pational wilting to let siavery aiono—i: ft will bo coutent with lus present limite—but when its Houthern vetaries juin Northern demegognes to break vp compromixs—-to violste their pligotes turee times over—and to emberk io the busi- rus Sbe wil be brought into the Usion as a Shel) tais be eubmittes 10 without & struggles Lot rebuke tbe woostoas sourt compromixe? Shall less oviraces commiticd ip Kapaas? francbiee ie that unhappy Territory be violated with impurny!’ Sbail border ruffians invade with the vowie- knife ape revolver, and elect a spurious | egisiature, oaly to evact a code of laws more infamons, if possible, tean the border ruffiaus themselves? al! the Miseourt river, oft the great bighwaye of the nation. be biecked up + against the lovers of freedom, and be open only to the votarics 0 slavery? Mall the army of the United Staves ed to oppress the free State settlers, to disarm their forces, apd to arrest anc bold them in be ony and cieperse ‘We have State bas heen engmeuted by iar ortaiioos from abroad ‘our wpponenta, and by every ober iostrumenainy » reckless cnemy could devise; even negroes, bisck as dark pees, Dave in repyDiicas loostities Deen per mitted to rete, in defiance of the constivation and laws ot the ‘State. ‘We do not feel at all ciscourged by oar wantof suc cere, on the contrary feel that Unio will sive ber electors: vote for the standard bearers of the democracy, Wo eannot bebeve what this grout sate, the first bora of the ‘nia to freedom—cau ve Bo Ungratalul as to uap sou ter the eborda ot bloxd, coutign'ty end wterest, which mod them together Ks now clearly cemonetrated that Buchanan ent eee cite wnas tae comes hengoes tart. Oa foer. | 20f0 a SIRE 30 Sievery am ingetane “satineen Sao icctae ‘Saupe fa thats cover: igunyfressanesd toe | =a) 0m 60 bend fez reldunce I pay, se, more terevocavie doom of republicaniam, Geciied agalast di: | MOE. ooh, than ido tothe idle wind { believe cord end ectionaligm nod 1 Iavor of the great domoors, Me principle of velf governmen!, ant ia favor of tae con stitution eo4 Union as they are. Republi acirm bas nothirg more to strugcie for, the Diow ten bern given and a only the ides of xo vember to eshaie lis last expiring breath. The ee cters! vote of Ghio wit: make go difference io e wou'd have Per join ia the tre almost eau¥on Of this important campaign there is bemp eooogh in every Southern “tate—and pa triotic uande enough to apply it—to do ample justice to thete traitors in langage, and pelt) ooar in heart aud ie conduct. I oe in Congress and peace throngbout our t there can be no peace upon the pria ciple of slavery exte on. Let Kansas be admitted as a free , aud let . Dave practically the benedt of the Missour! Compromise, aad i will forgive the repeal—I 1b to WO'k, gird ob your armor, 40 battle again for anal the conetitaticn end the Union, complete your organize. | St! be contest: bus I mow give notes Sao ie 4 yor strongbolee, snd charge upon the wea | *hall, tm violation © J = ton, guard ¥: jowed means, subdue Keneas into slavery, / shall rend places of the exemy. You now kaow duty and mocese wi): crown your ei orts. Democrata, shall the pight of the fourth of Novembor them; do your the oogreartone of the slase power as God allowm me @ quents: of a leg tw stand on. Fellow ct zene, do your duty at the polit. The recent ou . - deom of no moment, and am satisded, fromm inte an rated, the: her free people have chosen freedom for the | poiig'ie advices, that that State will give ite electoral vor than freecom for the black race; that her t in November for Fremont and Daytoo. | will not dour that our good old Commonwealth wii then, as over, bs troe to herself acd tw chose great principles whieh \\e at tbe founcation of government. TRUMAN SMITH. sw Youn, Oot, 28, A. D., 1866. ig jor an vcnmutilatec constitution, am unbroken Union. and for the tried, faithful, statemanilke staadar i Deerers of be semocracy—/amos Buch enan, of Ponasy! i 3 8. MEOARY, a Stoven, Actin 5 = Sate ae on ree syle Gry Housr axp Corton Buast—Saverat Lives NEW YORK. Low —We regret to Joarn that on Saturday night last, ADDRES? PROM THR DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTER Lien TO THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF EW YORK. Friiow Daworuars —The elections in Pennsylvania fand Indiana bave deci¢e1 the national contest, and ren dered certain the choice of Jamer ‘or President, and John C. Breckinridge ‘or Vice Presidest. A domo: there \# roar cover, We further jesrn thai! ba! alec consumed The Jom will provably reach $16,000 » | $18,000. The origin of this dreadfal calamity wae, learn, thee =A girl wae cratic majority in the next Congress is already secured room with a candle, while the other were at ‘The policy of the democratic party , as declared in tho | work inside. The door, swinging ageinet the girl, Gacinnati platform, is inerefore airoady settied ay the | knocked the candle out of her band, and the lint imme era eee, ce meeret Copesme nance | uany yuuiny, a0 fonm a0 iacealy noes we Saase the trmnese with which It bas withrtood the tem peat! en re eee ee ssuden bas Pree at Ciargsvinee, Missovrt.—We learn ! from the officers ot the Chatienge that @ fre ooourred at The Ses Ciwrkeviile, 0 it s yesterday morning, or the night pre Sees See view, which destroyed several bulldings and «large being remanded to people ae ae , Among the property ¢ ed was Tested to settle for themsel arroll, Bryen & Co.'s warenonse, whieh was Giled with ooantry and its honor and intererts abro» fa. & Brothers were wy levers, by tained by the enlightened stateemanabip og theit store dentroyed, together with its contents patriotiam of James Bachanan. loam i# eutimated at $12,000, with no Now let New York be . aiming con- ¢. Polock & Brothers lone $10 000 iar ‘teet In this State relates only to the question of tae per. | {)" Ses coun tor. ee burnt, oe ee Cree alan” In tale Meats, Or Me FOHere: | above —St. Loule Intelligencer, Ox. oe In the recetr content io | ‘vania.and Indiana, our nanan re enlod We hollowness aad hypucrisy of The london Times says.—Tarmors have the game \v ‘their % principle They bave ao to | their owe bends, They can now seli at a remanerative vail themselves of Svsxy form of comittion, and have | price. It \hey preter te bold out for higher, and are af hazarded the mort excitements, and employed | timately reduced to acorpt less taan wnat they now re- the grossest corruption to jenna, headless of ail | fuse, it will be thelr own affair should give to them fas one oe ‘monancy ehh | — ws 4 rer sumcere DLYTUED vr peetin, ea ot 0 mannered tetinee eat ce | ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. oe eee eae LECTURE | k- ave of uneir falgenens to principe brangy” ite | THE LEC SEASON. ‘hem; they have the hardihood to appeal . ECTURE DISHASES OF THE FYE—S. M. Rt, sre Tire taems inet ee Lisa, %., snd opthalenie surzeon, Will rs el cores on the theory aud practice of opthalmic on ihe’ proses votes a pomen, ON Uonined at the ofiice, No. 7, Clinton Hail, Axor i ! x i i i i 1 LIST OF LETTERS | | | earares LIST. 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