The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-13

5s.. pursued oy MN 0NAh % exclude the friends of
Cass from Office. William L. Hirst Edward A. Pen
niman, and others Of that lk. mad their influence;
but Benjamin F. Brewster, Henry M. Phillips, and
other Cassmen, had no influence whatever.
! could name you several competent democrats
who were refused oiice-no reason assigned-all the
steady adherents OF Cass. / can name others, the
opponents Of Cass, who were appointed, entirely in
capable to fulfil the duties Of their office. There 10
one person in the Custom House department, in the
receipt OF 81 500 per annum, who cannot keep &C
dramatically or spell it correctly. But these are
anti Cass men.
Is it not high time, then, when we see the true
Union men stricken down IN New York by the mana
OF federal power-those friends of Lewis Cass who
stood by him 10 the trying times Of 4s-l say is It
not time when we WITH ss the same prescription in
Pennsylvania, to unite in driving the men from
power who are capable Of such tyranny and wrongf
Marcy Guthrie and Campbell are said here to be the
cuprits To Marcy we cannot show mercy; Guthrie
must be Quilted out Of office; and Campbell must be
beled out Of the camp.
There will be all sorts of buying and selling, Of
bargaining, of promising, &c, until after our next
gubernatOrial nomination. We are, in all prOba-
bilty, the eve of division, as deep, as wide, and
bitter a. that in your State. There is only one
President Diminishing his evil advisers, and reorgan
iziDg his Cabinet. SHELLEY.
OUR LANCASTER CORRESPONDENCE.
LANCASTER, Pa, Nov IL. 1853.
1VeU 4 OTE 1tSCSfOWS-0uCNlkUuWS ETtEUQS AtSs
eo~raged-Omce Hopes of his Early Election ~
1856 Cabinet Counting Aboltiomists- Coalition
of Buchanan's Friends in Lancaster County vi!h
the A6oiittonists-B uchanan's Friends Running
Do,cn National Wh,gs-Marcy National Demo.
crats-Buchanam's Withdrawal for President by
Pennsylvania, and George M. Dallas put for1vard
for 1856.
The election in New York has turned out as was
expected it would after the unheard Of conduct Of the
Cabinet at Washington in the removal of Bronson.
General Pierce and his miserable Cabinet have so
distracted the party even here, by their abolition
propensites that the most prominent and sag acious
"Wheatlsnd politicians look upon their future
poets with gloomy forebodings. After General Pierce
was elected by such an overwhelming majority, the
"Wheatlsnd politicians looked forward with hope
and confidence in their ability to nominate the sage
OF Whestlapd' by the next democratic convention,
and secure his election on the wave of universal
democracy that swept Gen. Pierce into the Presden-
tial chair, which by wise and honorable management
would not have subsidized by 1856. But thing is
oregone conclusion and the friends of our minister to
England see tplainly, that the present administra-
ton by their counting the abolitiOnsts and throwing
the whole weight Of the government against the
national democracy in New York, and throwing the
power of the State into the hands of the whgs has
made it unsafe for them to make Mr.. Buchanan the
candidate OF the administration, at least of the
President himself. as Mr.. Buchanan had the assur
ance from Gen. Pierces confidential friends, prior
to his election, that such should be the case IN So
Even in Lancaster county Mr.. Buchanans friends
did him lasting damage in our late election by going
into coalition with that prince Of traitors and abo
itioDists, Thaddeus Stevens, to run down the ma
tional wbg county ticket. These things were done
here the sacred soil of Wheatland, by the conf.
Dental friends and keepers of the kitchen secrets OF
our distng uished minister to England The Goa
lition was openly advocated and defended by the
home organ Of Mr.. Buchanan, and the taunt thrown
out that with Mr. Stevens and his abolition influence,
next year they will be abe to defeat the national
wings, as Marcy and the Van Buren, influence have
defeated the national democracy in New York. Let
the democracy Of the Union be forewarned and fore
armed that they be not deceived again by candidate
whose confidential friends and advisers at home are
The recent potters and political tricksters with such
rank and traitorous abolihonists IS Thaddeus Ste.
rens and the Van Burens are known to be- He,
100, would at any time shout in the ranks OF Buchan.
IN, as Van Buren, does fjr Pierce-for the spoils.
The late abolition move OF Mr. Buchanans friends
this county, and the abolition tendency of the ma
iOna administration, have already alarmed some If
# Pennsylvania, and they feel that Mr.. Buchanan
8 not the strong and available man for the |
emergency that circumstances have thrown the |
democratic party into.
But the candidate that Pennsylvania democrats
viii 60 into the contest with when the tiale comes
will be none other than the Hon. George NJ. Dallas
1 his conviction is growing in Pennsylvania and
rom re latest advces from Washington, the friends
Of Mr.. Buchanan are feeling it, and are paving the
way for his final withdrawal from the field. With
Buchanan and Marcy out OF the way-and Marcy has
put himself out efiectuallythe great Union demo
cracy will rally around the standard raised by Penn
sylyania, and it's folds viii be inscribed the
Of George NJ. Dallas, man in whom there is no
guile. JOHN OF LANCASTER.