The New York herald., 1851-09-14

Our Psnnsylvsnia Correspondence.

! O~' Ne"hsyAV3uio IespOuueug0s
LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. ii, 1851.
P'""syfra"m Podaies-Johaston BigLr Slump
! i"ghe Statf-hr. BuehamGns B'g,ss for the Pye.t-
! de'fy 'f't en- the Election If Mr. Bigi9-ksac-
hrHy of The Cass cnd Don glas Mes- Cameron
ana FrosT ORpo'ing Buchanom- Count les De-
dining for Cass-Mgj0ay ia Lancaster County
for Johnston.
Pernsy lysIia standing untarnsh, in her federal
and 6LsIcal relations, enjoys u position of whish
she may justly feel proud. Her il nal improve
merts are rapidly progressing. The interest on
her State debt Is being promptly snc honestly paid,
and the debt itself 10 rapidly deciea .Dg.
On every side Of US resoand the preparations for
the coming elections, when, if a change Of State
administration takes pla ,e it is hoped it may not
tarnish cur now bright escuteheon TIE guberna-
torial contest begias to wax warm Wn. +. John
ston and VIM. Bjgler are in the fl Id, ca n ex
planning his views and urging his ,laims for the
suHiages of the people of this commonwealth.
Direct ard collateral issues are msdo by each for
the purpose of accomplishing the ooj,cts aimed at
Hon James Buchanan has come 10 the support
OF MIR. big!er ard, with him, bsinss in national
Issues, OF 10 less importance than his own claims
to the Presidency in 1852 ard upon the success of
Mr. b'ger hang the hopes Of the '.ilsorite son Of
The friends of Hon. Lewis Cass, Judge Douglas,
cokae to the rescue, and triumphanCy elect Wm.
Bigler But as yet, they come win cool hearts and
unwilling hands to the work before tne ln They DO
Dot wish the sacrifice Of their own positions, which
they will accomplish If they elect Mr.. Bigler the
| ayowed supporter of Mr.. buehanau. Thus You
it against the whole Geld pJuieal asprsnts
for the Presidency that Mr: Bieler 10 contend,
| in doing battle for Mr.. Bucn inaa, while on the
stump tor himself through the State
Some days sgo, Mr. biger's pospects were
brighi; but, alas the kindness Of h's ends, fear,
will Cefeat him. BeIks county, the Gibraltar OF
| democracy, through her cDnsentou, which assem-
| bed a. heading few days ago, deci red for Cass;
| Franklin county, the place OF Mr pdch aaans ma
| tviiy, did the game; and the d, n"cratlc Conven-
| Il Il, which assembled here yesterday, followed in
It's wake, and in effect, resolved To oo masteriy in
active during the coming campagn
Gen Cass has noble workmen Ia the persons OF
| Col Reah Frazer and Hon. simon CAMERON, whom
| Mr.. buchanan has driven from hln., b. opposing
their political advancement in the state. They
| are nov the leaders Of strong ps'ty; and should
! Mr. Bigler be defeated thea meu ali occupy no
small position in the political arebo Ia 1852 MIR.
| Bglers dc lea. viii be de ath blow to Mr.. Bu-
| chanan in the next Democratic National Conven-
ton which will assemble to aomiSa-e candidate
fol the Presidency.
Thus, you see, Mr. Bialer is "sganst renowned
| Douglas" and bis potent band oi "Jeung dems-
| cIacy
| CIV. Johnston is doing battle mantully. He has
| afdIessed large asseMbiases Of people In nearly
eyely county III the State. He coua0es himself to
A
| especiai guidance OF MI buchanan a.a Mr.. Bigler.
The Cass and Douglas democra u s,re the Pre-
sidency left oct Of the present contest, and leave it
open TIL next winter, when tr ession Of feel
ing be had upon the direct claims OF tns Presi-
Dental asprants, without nvo!viUs local and COLA
teal tissues. Had MIR. Buc 1anan b cads consent
ed to this arrangement, Mr. bge aid need en-
tertsin no fears Of q defeat, AMI 'ir. buchanan
could then carry his own "Oid hss tone STATE"
most triumphanty But now. the sst has gone
too tar. The die is cast. Gov. JoGn, ton will,
dosbtedy, be mos. triuDphaatly evo ,ed, and then
the cry will be, that Mr.. buchanan has lost
his own STATE, asd is politically shesyd.
IL is not probable tnat full vote vii be polled
this tail, account OF the mastery ul;tivity" Of
the disstected left wing of the democratic party
The Wigs, ON the contrary, Will come out IN the
majesty CT their might, in one suila column, for
Gov. Vim. l.. Johnston.
Lancaster county expects to give 1000 majority
for Gov. Johnston-l 900 more thaa -le gave Gen.
Taylor. 1t is he re where Hon. Tgaddeus Stevens
resides, and where his influence will be felt
1t is also the resi- len ,e OF Mr. Buehsaa but like
those spoken o; in holy Writ, he apprcci-
| at.d abroad than at home. Col Frazer, or, as be
Is more familiarity known here, the - horse OF
P.nnsylvanis," Is too near Wheatiand. More anon.
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