The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28
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'yHE WASHINGTON UNION EXPLAINS ITS vIEws-wHY
THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD IS sABusED-PRosfEoTs
OF MR.. oRR--THE CHARLESTON MERCURY BOUGHT
UP-MK. DIsNEY's PosIriOE-ANOTHER CANDIDATE
FOR THE CLERKsHIP-CoL. FoRNEY, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE THE HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27, 1853
The Union this morning in replying 10 the HERAID's
article stating that the day which it known
chat Marcy Davis and Guthrie formed part Of the Cabi
not good began to scheme " to rescue the
try from the impending Danger says =" Judge Bronson
who coqustted with free soers in 184S and Jet
dheres to his hereses Mr. Dickinson who denounced
aavery with all the energy of his passionate nature with
such leaders those themselves led the Editor Of the
New York HERALD it is burlesque upon political In.
egrty and adherence to national principles to the
South appealed to for sympathy and support" It also
quotes approvngy from the Richmond Enquirer, edited
by ayoung man who short time ago removed from
the Union Office for writing article eulogsc Of Russia,
denunciaton of the national democra ~ Of Sew York.
because to his language "the secsssionts of
the South obnoxious them the free soers of
the North and unutterabe adherence Of both s the
appropriate test Of genuine Union man" By way OF
finale the Union also this morning the election
of Fitzpatrick and Clay, secessonsts Senator's from
Alabama, and says -"They both sound, consistent
and able democrats. y
Al to the personal abuse indulged In towards yourself
and others by Mr. Noholst n the Unions editor, you
should not mind It, because he abusei Gen. Pierce
with greater violence last spring when disappointed at
not getting seat in the Cabinet and before receiving
stuation from Gen. Armstrong According to precedent
he viii probably still disgust you with his promises
before summer.
Hen James L. Orr Of South Carolina arrived here this
morning 1t has been said that he is not popular in his
State because the Charleston Mercury is opposed. Such
fha doa
ipjure Mr.. Orr with the country
The Mercury, which was at hrst opposed to the admin
straton, purchafed up by the government adver-
tsements and thegeupon up Its vulgar howl against
the HERAID
Col Richardson's friends sre nquiring where Mr. Dis
ney stood the passage Of the Fugitive Slave BILL He
voted against the BILL but explained that his for
doing 60 was because Its provisions not stringent
enough. the Richardson say thi' Is queer reason
Tor Northern man to give, when not single Southern
member ultra enough to vote against the BILL impsr
feet - it may have been
new candidate for the Clsrkshp Of the House has
been brought forward in the person Of Horatio Harris
at present o. 8. District Attorney for Mississippi Mr..
Harris is distant connection OF Jefferson Davis and it is
understood will receive large Southern vote on the first
ballot 1t il known that the Cabinet generally are not
ADVICE TO DEMocRATs-ARRIvAL OF coNGREssMEy,
ETC.
FROM NEWSPAPER AGENT
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27, 1858.
The linton of this morning has lengthy article de-
nouneing the third party aders. 1t says - polit-
and traitors to be judged BY their
fessons they would all be sained models OF patriot
ism It advises democrats to be cautious in Ist ming
to appeals which propose to break up their established
organizations.
Amongst the latest arrivals Msssrs James L. Orr,
John Petit A. Ellison and Junus Hlyer Orrs chances
Tor the Speakership are consicersd good
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Obituary.
DEATH OF JUDGE DOUGHERTY, OF GEoRGIA-DEATH
&e8 OF A SEA CAPTAIN, ETC.
Fs IS CHARLESTON, Nov. q, 1853
Judge Dougherty Of Georgia, died suddenly, asAthens
ON Saturday evening.
The brig George Harrs of Boston, put into this port
Yesterday consequence of the death of her Captain
Porter who eisd Of eryPeas, few minutes before the