The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19

essy afabity Of his manners, nd q certain collc-
quail vivscity which renders him extremely agrees
Die in converse to all who choose seek bir persona
intercourse. His frapknsss and cordialty ARE al
most Iroverbisl; his purity and disinteresteduess
have never been called in question His opin M In
regard to public measures. when once they have
been uatueiy formed, are never kept in u sta.c Of
conceaiment, hut are sure to be enuncated by him
in language ofhonesi b0ldness any suitable 0cca
sion that may chance to arise
To me- sir, j. is highly gratifying to consider that
candidate for the Presidency is native of that
noble and truly patriotic State which gave birth to
a Woodbury.. a Webster. ana Cass that to this
State we are chiefly indebted las am told is GER
tainly the case) for the nomination OF Mr.. Polk ia
IS44 and that it in this State that the impor-
tant triumph 10 which have already referred was
lew mont hs ago so nobly achieved over the arch
agitator Hale and his uoprncipled confedcrates
LETTER OF HON JAMES BUCHANAN
Extract Of Letter from he Hon. James Buchanan TO
Member of Congress from Pcnnsy lvania |
WHEATLAND, (near Lancastar,))
June 8, lo52
My DEAR SIR:--For the first time. have had a
fair trial My own delegation able. faithful.
active, al d cnergetic but they could not comma I'd
success This was not their fault. | am nov pr
iecty satisfied with the result beloi ging, as do,
to the school Of opiimists
| shall give to the nominees decided suppor;. as
] intend to do as long live to the nominees OF
the democratic party The principles of our great
party those which aloe secure tae prosper
Try ard peiretuiry of the Union. For Col King
entertain the warmest feelings Of friendship A
pu,er better, sounder Judging man does
lot live. know Gen. Pierce very well Through
out his Congressional career he uniformly maintain
cd the character OF sound and nieAible democrat,
and an honest and honorable man We m. 10
duty. and leave the consequences TO Providence
FROM your friend, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING IN MrssIs.
- thA mil nat afts If
Pierce and King were made in Baltimore. On the
OH inst. the result cf the convention proceedings
vas ,elcguphed 10 Jackson. Mississippi. A salute
Immediately fred from the Capitol square aud
AZ ) - clock, a ratification meeting convened IN the
Representatives Hall
The assemblage was large though called together
on short notice. Judge 9 $ Ta:lley presided. aud
made speech fully approving Of the nominations
he said - No man lives north Of Mason ma tx
on's line for whom the South should entertain
warmer admiration o. profounder regard than for
FIauklin Pierce of New Hampshire =
Gov Foote also made long speech, in whoh he
alluded to the souDdness Of Gen Pierce upon the
slavery question, and other matters affecting the
interests Of the South
The meeting also add essed BY Col. d. G.
Glenn. L. j Wharton, Hon. John henderson. Judge
q. W. l. Smith. Judge Davenport, and other pro-
minent democrats. The meeting is said to have
been very enthusiastic.
ABOLITION AND FREE Soil MEETINGS The
Massachusetts Anti-Savery Society are TO hold
mass celebration the 9th Of July, al Abingdon.
Among the speakers announced for the occasion
are Wendell Philips, VIM Lloyd Garrison Edmund
Quincy, Parker Pilshury, Stephen S. Foster, ABBY
Kelly Foster, Miss Salie Hole (of RochesteI), and
others
On the sixth Of July. a grand mass convention
OF the free soil party will be convened ut Worcester,
Mass. to consider the state Of the times Of poll
ties and parties and 10 take such action in relation
thereto the to the free sellers to de-
mard.'
DEMoCRAT1c RATIFICATION MEETING IN Boston.
A Pierce and kng ratification meeting held
in Boston on Thursday night Col John L. Heard
presided, Among the speakers were the Hon Mr.
Peabody, of Hillsborough, H Hon Mr. Aver,
speaker Of the House OF Representatives in New
Hampshire; Hon MIR Wells, President Of New
Hampshire Senate; Messrs. Hallett, C. l.. Wood.
bury, and j. Ii Prince.