The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15
.fCnl Intelligence.

ONES developed in the halls OF Congress- 1t win
~. ow much dependence Ia to be placed upon the
OF the present naturalization We quote the
usge OF the Times which says:'If the power OF the
diminish alton il sufficient to.squAsh the disturbance at
and 10 prevent all opposition to the extension OF hs
fugitive slave lawover Nebrassa it will be shown ths.
the faction s has been supposed utterly upprncpsd
and vena This may be deemed as support to the pro
piety Of the pursued By the Cabinet Of buying
them up with favors but 1t will say very little for the
company In which the administration will and thsm-
selves. If, however, the sgators are strong, and the
question raises much disturbance and angry feeling it
will prove that the Cabinet reckoned without their host
and that AL their means expended at the loss OF their
strongest friends In New York have been OF no eject
The Stah Democrat free soil democratic journal print
cd somewhere in the State OF Ohio the opposition to
the administration exists bat in fragment Of the demo.
cracy in New York and in Massachusetts and 1t will
strengthen not weaken the administration. Ohio and
the Vest give aid comfort to the factioniss and
,nn mighty ~ th.r %
has enc ed II commenced, in wind, which will
geters up into port different from that to which Whey
in the talent the honesty and the patriotism OF General
Pierce and Of the able comprising his Cabinet This
confidence instead diminishing has since the
message Of the President at the opening Of the present
Congress- read Its stern adherence to the dictates
Of honesty and to the democratic faith - taught and
acted upon by Jee and Jackson has created cond
dence in ths minds Of the right thinking right acting
people which the efforts Of faction cannot shake The ad
minst has brilliant future before it, and it will
than realize tie hopes of the stern democracy that
placed it In power.
The Chsrleston Mercury, democratic journal Of rather
an eccentric stripe and which once declared that me
South had gained nothing but loss by the passage or
the fugitive slave law Is OF the wArmess sup.
poTters Of the administration 1t 1t has thorough
confidence in the Presidents good faith on ths slavery
TO free trade II says is working Administration and
has put the affairs of the everal departments in better
CONDITION than they have been for many years
Toe lancaster Pa Inegncer (d mocratis organ Of Mr.
Buchsnan endeaors to keep god terms with the ns
ensl administration, by giving it feeble aud SICILY
support during the absence Of Its patron 1t "ths
oe the Cutting resolution settles the quetion
to the real strength OF the administration before Congress-
and shows it to be sll powerful in one branch at esss
Every effort thus far on thu psrt OF portion OF tbs New
York delegation, to make their quarrel national one
has ngral failed large majority of the peoples re-
hands Of And permit the nhards'' and sof.s Of thu
Empire State to fight tAer battles in their own way
The Rochester Democrat free soil wing paper thinks
that the bsrnburpers and soft shells under the leader
ship Van Buren, and Dix and other patent free soierf
have committed themselves to administration which
proposes put upon the nscks OF reemen more odious
yoke than spurned under Mr. Polk Administrations
What more humlatipg service could be asked Of North
than 10 Aid in repeating the ordinance OF leI
by whc slavery bsnshed from northern territores
The Providence Journal (whig) compares the former
OF the standardization organ with ts present prn
cpts ollown the Presidential canvass OF 1882 the
New Orleans Bulletin thus prefgured the course which
Gen Pierce would pursue II eIecied-a course WHICH ne
has, exactly
The fee soil democratic leaders of the North regular
portion Of the emosrsc party ana Cen ieEee eeStsa
democracy in the distribution Of oeia and IN
the selection Of agents for administering the government
Upon this the Washington Union pourei out the fol-
loving Indignation
The following which VIC dnd in tho EePn ., rs rs copied
ho. an and anba,hsg BY which the g
and have made their canvass memorable ~ the
of frauds.
Now the linton is defending the very course which it
then pron ouncsd fraud and forgery. Isn't this
pretty position for the organ OF the administration
The Louisville Times (temocratc,) in speaking OF the
rhn n tn
tupport o. tins spoils cabinent sAys-che facsi they
nave made false issues to defend their conrse, and
which was not cone therein, folio wing along with the
Washington Sentinel Nxw York Herald, Louisville De-
mocTat Evansvill Enquirer and tbs wing and abolition
press generally. TIE dismissal of Bronson is msgnisd
by them into interference with the elections In New
York; when it is well known fact that there WAS no
interference The charge has this foundation only and
was made by the df.ected disappointed only, aud
can be echoed ouly by the dssecttd and disappointed
those who have neither feeling nor prir epe in COM
HARMONIOUS SCENES IN THE OHIO stain DEMo-
CRATIC CONVENTION.
From the Cinciu, sti Gazette, Jan Q
The following is pretty accurate report OF the pro
eeednEs q this ccnveution from tn. time the report OF
Mr. HorK, of Montgomery, rom tho Committees ou
Resolution presented two resolutions the rst OF which
that th convention has entire and unabated cons
depce IN the temocrzti, administration Of rhe gsnor
and win receive their cordial and entire sup
port.
The pscc I'd was that the convention approved the doc
tpes recommendations set forth in the message OF
Governor aedil srd recommended them 10 the General
Assembly.
To this added long string of resolutions adopted
last ST. OF January.
An amendment was offered that the democracy in this
convention recommend and deliberately adopt part Of
their political creed, the principles and doctrines
oped in the Baltimore PLATFORM adopted in the conven
op Of 1852 that dominated Franklin Pierce, worthy
tsident Of The United States
THE caused quite furry in the Convention and met
hut avian nd al ming fhA
crowned The vote was demanded, and was decided in
the Affirmative.
vote by counties was then demanded which resulted
as follows Ayes 21I, rays os.
Mr. r. j. Atkinson, Speaker Of the Senate, sndeavsred
to arrest the attention of the President scene Of
fusion ensued the delegates were thsI feet and elias
tered together near the stand, and defiance and trsA
passed between the two sections Of delegates until tho
President being appealed TO- declared he could not
proceed amid SO much disorder Some demanded the pre-
vious question, others to adjourn, etc
Mr. Atkinron appealed from the decsion OF the chair
the President having ruled that, pending the taking Of
vote, the previous question could not be put The Chair
was sustained.
revolutions offered by the COMMITTEES, and the additional
one ado pied amendms Mt endorsing the Baltimore
platform substitute which he thought would commend
itself to the good ssnse Of the democracy.
Resolved, That the Convention, representing the de
mocracy of Ohio, spprove the first annual message of
President Pierce and especially commend the true spirit
OF progressive democracy eynced therein that
energies should be given TO the political Of the
presea time rather than wasted the dead ssuss Of the
past
That the acts OF President Pierce far meet with our
appreciation, and long the sdminstration is
governed BY wise and liberal principles It viii recsive
united and Jealous support
That in the present condition Of the politics, world We
fan to any demands for expression OF opinion
State and national policy.
Mr. ANDREW GRIFFIN moved to lay the whole sub cot on
the table.
II you do says Mr. MccooK it lays you resolution on
the table
The excitem emit here again worse than ever Bitter
personal abuse banded sbout and violent and noy
denunciAtio uttered and banag &c were useo
One eide cried out to Mr.. AcCook-"ws Know you"
fhere's q Niger in the woods There's free soilers
in here" Hamilton county woI endorse free sellers
Here's free oiler disguise "Put that ID free
soilsr out" Lets all go and take a drink" "Adjourn
adjourn
The President besoush. to take the vote BY ooun-
ties.
WASHINGTON NoIsAS and csied the boys 10 put
them through and vote down the substitute.
" W MYms took chair, and perched o. il, claimed
til. floor declared that he would get the question
and moved that the convention take recess until
o'clock
Mr. KxBAIr OF Medini called out ~ the introduction
OF the Baltimore platform makes this disturbance here