The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-16

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In order that ssrcax might cosatsroalance the
~ussn<~s VI Campbell and ot h~xs d-lssts kidasr ey
thro~r swsy their votes another northern
been had be coassatsa accept the noninAton This
matter has b~sn regarded very unfortunate by the
feeders and IL Is appr-hended that 1t wi cut OF the
north from the support Of The Judicial ticket II not Of
thai u Governor and Canal Eomn.l~s ner The sore
maj b. hs~isa however before the e-cor comes on ss
fail Campbell for whom sii bucnSnAns innu-
vii exert-d should be defeated the chances Of
obtaining ais nmnation from the State will be reduced
TO very slender dimensions On the other hand should
the d mocrscy triumph Buchanan VIII prob ably triumph
With &C.
Though majority Of the leaders are In favor of Bu-
chanan prrtens0ns account u the magnificent pro
m-s is Is aid he has made them there ia strong
unr currsnt for Cas- among the psote and there Is
having shat may turn up before March next, to rem
DIR that current irresistible and leave Buchansns bark
stranded ~rrck should he obtain the nomination
tor the stat, 2-d also the national nomination aud
should scott b- selected his opponent, the General
would .ssurs dy heat him in Prnnsy vania No 9th.
man than gvrsral viii have any chance against ge
neral there The Pennsy lvAnAns remarkable Tor
their love Of military titles and their worship Of military
heroes Every second man you meet Is colonel though
he has never, perhaps shoudered musk-t and il as
ignorant u the sword exercise he Of Chinese IL il
and pay fee Of SO, to be dubbeda colonel large
number OF democrats viii vote for Scott, both account
Of this military admiration and because many OF them
have actually service under him the battlefield
During the Reading Convention. one Of them stated
that he would Scott he net only the
greatest of the but that lived not ex
cepting Napoleon and Washington. julius Caesar and
Hannibal A broomstick. dressed in the uaform OF
general would have . better chance than civilian
unlees perhaps. Of historic fame such IA Henry
Clay or Daniel Webster The free soil issue however
aud General Css in the field against him would probably
incline the scale Of victory In the ether direction There
appears TO be strong desire the part Of many of the
wings 10 get for their candidate who cannot be
sskal, this ground and who will stand firmly
the platform Of the compromise any Demo
crat. That Is Daniel Webster. The two parties
would thus have stand up fight, upon their own
strength, and without any collateral issue
Some of the democratic journals vigorously
party in the South They charge him with renting
secession and disunion in Washington the time the
compromie measures under discussion; and they
refer triumphanty to the fact that bis only friends in
the South the dsunonsts and that the Sara Indh
Georgian. the abest and most influential of the
party in the South. which il advocating the Of
Mcdonald the disunon candidate for Governor, against
that Of Cobb the candidate of the JnOnists for the
ofice Is the advocate Cas- has foc the
Presidency 1t certainly does curious, If NOT
anomalous. that Penn syvana a central State and a
xscter should suddenly throw itself into the of tn
secessonsts That however is not the platform adopted
at Reading but If the friends OF Cass show that
buchanan is mixed up with secession. it will far 10
defeat him in the Keystone State whose natural func
tion Is Union.
Such are the complications ut present Time, the
great will make further deyec nents but
odd parties broken and mixed and confused
and combinations in such state OF transition
that clords and darkness upon the future and OBJ
scure the view Of the most far sighted aud sagacous
VIGIL.