The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-30

for the propstors Of the Opanf suyb,dy slss vhs
doe mot stand boldly fairy ant rely upon the rhia
top the ground In pressren amp Wig or American
who trimmer, and mealy mou,hsd upoS lbs question
Of slavery and Southern rights More anon
THE MEssAoH
TTrom the Germantown (ra) relegraph.l
Congress- will mbl~ on Monday next Mech int
rsst pear" 70 be manifested By po '..ns and Union
tives II seems bs dihcut 10 desisioa
the peatershp White tbs opponents OF the I'D minis
haon have decided maj ohty II Is vey doubtful tina;
they unite upon candidate In consequences OF tho
question u slavery, which will override every ohr Ia
contrary. The preidents m. .ngo viii not be despatched
rs To the principal cities In advance Of It's
delivery to Congress The docnmsnt this yeAr will
babIy possess more than CON interest, IL u
Iectsd 10 discuss our foren policy freely and u l. be-
sved that 1t VIII have u. ua 40 uin Ing to-
wsro be maintenance 81 the Monroe doctrine which
has besn much spoken 81 aud little used ain " its
original proclamation We shall pint an early abstract
Of the message aud perhaps some Of Its material pas
The approaching session will doubtless be stormy a
well ms protrac,ed 50 ne years ago tho senate when
strictly speaking conservative body contained anti
deiDocrh &c msjur,y and II was pretty severely DIS
nouDced by cersin radical papers opposed In IL
lsrge democratic joity the House being the other
way, and ne find the same radical pspdSs bostowing
praises upon its conservative character and hoping that
II viii check rash the part Of the Hepe
sen,aiivea This, though slight illustration OF the
OF the principle which this body organized Is yet
excellent test OF it, and this sasscy of
tounders.
MR.. CoBB's VIEWS.
The Hon. Howell Cobb expected 10 have reached
Washington yest.rda hut filled 10 arrive owing a. he
writes friend IA the death " his father Hs
advises strongly against effort 10 the oysn
zaion Of ID. House the part OF the democrats by
coalition with other party whA conccivng that
the ultimate embarrAs,nens TO result from pursuing
such policy will cost ths ccmocrncy murh moro than
they achieve by the contamination Of any such
gain as We intimate above Washington Sar.
HEAR NEW YORK NATIONAL KNOW NOTHING.
lkIIni IRON TIE Nos. NM WALK TO um KDiroR
wniAEps HouI, WARRINGTON, Nov. "a, 1855.
6KsTifMK-lhe representatives. of the people
10 assemble ~ the Capitol and Nor day Il viii
become their duty TO open the first session Of ,he Thirty
fourth Congress. II cannot be questioned that this
event Is regarded with aud snsey by tho whole
country and the times "b'g with faie" 10 deter
mining what Ia to be tho result, both immediate and
The honor Of seat In tho representative body havog
been conferred upon me by the American party la tbs
First district q the State OF New Yo,k them,
and No loss TO tho entire body Of tho American p.op
say, frankly I'D unre-erveay that under ali circum-
stances, shall cherish entire devotion " tho
siitn'ion, i's compromises and M obligations Ny pod
ton the repre~cD atve Of national interests fobds the
thought Of combining my duties 10 tho imitei AMI
broad and comp extensive vev OF the whole c,1n
Try, shall To the utmost Of my power labor to
promote her peace and the general welfare Faction and
snstcism have done much to disturb tranquility
and conien'ment and prominent politicians have Brought
us 10 contemplate possible dissolution Of the Union
with something less than vi herring indignation and
Slavery Is tho lever they using orng about
the dres calamity imaginable and agitation the faloum
10 dash It into thousand fragments yAulting ambi.
tin aims n elevate itself upon selfish sectional
issues, ane In open defiance secret conspiracy la
bors TO alarm the people, aud TO ALLEVIATE them from those
exalted national ssniimens upon which alone they
repo.e in peace and safety.
lie common man who urged upon tho ind.
mite Importance Of properly estiu a'ing tho immense
value 81 national Union. Who would weaken the cords
Of Affection that bind ia In tho bonds OF common An
ccstry and brotherhoodY Who would ALLEVIATE ono poi
ton u the country from the rest sundcr the solemn
ties that linL the States togs,he W,o bnt the
{ttaiu
hopes are butt upon high sounding words about fe,-
dom, ec so, frcs mon, and IRE" stAtesf Thess Atathe
"dosignng men I who to aequie a stronger influences.
incorporating the opinions and aims Of nearly
half the people, and ehsIaenfzng them by geogra ,hica
should and fully time the people should rebuse hs
incidence and meri,y which has long endeavorsd "
stir up tho ho' blood OF .ecionsl hate.
do not mean gentlemen, that my sentiments shall bc
misuLderstood. ielong 10 that portion u the Am.ri
party which recognises ccn.iitutioasi obligations.
and which Lceps step 70 the music Of the Union.p
hsA SEQ, no Grand u folly given place
among the national eg stoc. IN funi selfish tpsip,
disturb the public tranquility. Ny aims areihIsher
bier purer fer.onsi consideration conse usnces
are nothing my county everything Upon tbs altar Of
her peace bring the sacrifice of devoted pa,rioi.m
WM W. Walk.
MODEL CONGRESSMAN.
The reeut 81 the election for n uohgats 70 Congress
from the Nebraska Territory is not positively settled.
One declares Hiram /. Bennett anti ajrninstra-
ton Democrat politely chosen by sixteen majority;
while simultaneously have the claim 10 o. Is
h. Chapman adninstia ion and formerly Of Cleveland
and Of whom the Urdd 81 the latter city makes ths
!. FIRST rate notics:n-
Wen, Chapman has not got An honest poll csi hair In
his head and he viii not dispute the Asserti
than that he besyes there honesty In politics any
how II can be fired, sDa that he Il .. od n tha,
psct the beat. Prom being soiler Il the strict
eel sect he has become slavery Of the ssrpos
east because The latter "pays aud this former Oh
Chapman IN talented man ~ ss rceablc and
never gets mbd. When this sdnin-.raian gets ~ laid
ont howeyer the body had better bc watched or Chap
will pocket the politics. cents fr, the eyes II tho
corpse As views always been hrst rae social terms
With Chapman, we sbaiI expect valuable dOcamsnt-
Question Of United States Seuaeor ia Mis-