Pittsburgh.
Correspondence of the Herald.l
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. ~, 1874
Skunk received 159,347, and Markle l55,O79
votes-majority 4,26s. The minority delegates at
the Baltimore Convention, representing the annex
alton of Texas and the nigger save-breedns inter-
est, by refusing to vote for Mr.. Van Buren, but by
juggle transferred the nomination to ]. X. Polk,
the representative Of The niger no-wages labor
ing class have given go much offence TO the white
wages class of Pennsylvania, who desire to receive
not less than $500 per year for their TOLL that there
remains doubt that Polk will receive 6OO 900 less
votes than Skunk The same reason will be given
for not voting for Polk by the wages class OF the
State OF New York; hence he must receive thirty
three per cent less votes than Mr.. Van Buren did
in 1910. | nave can abiding confidence in the
intelligence of the people," and believe that Mr.
Van Buren will have glorious triumph over Cal
houn's candidate, J. X Polk, whose electoral votes
will be less than 60 Of the whole 275, otherwise all
confidence is lost in the action Of the representa-
tive SYSTEM and opens the doorfor juggers to make
trade Of obtaining the balance Of power at con-
ventions, and selling it to the highest bidder,
the butcher does the flesh Of animals from the
shambles.


The Herald, observe with joy, sings the same
old tune Of virtue, liberty and Independence.


DFMOCRACY.