The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-15
CORRESPONDENCE or OTHER JOURNAL.
tC0frtsponaence Of fhn t'oat
WAsnsoros, Des. 10, 1855.

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The epps ~i,ion - Fniier H. French Minister from
Walkers repnbc win sensstion ia Wahlng-
t.n, and 80 ieaion Ia the me-ssge. l obsorve th,t
Attorney terestl C,tshnR has been cosetsd WITH the
iresicen, very ciry this morning He Tho Presidents
iaotoum In Guirei Am.rcan anairs aud " IL 5icvei
Will aa,se the elcron ~ Wheeler with Walker
of which French is aid 10 be the barer st ~ po,
sble that his overhowing enni,y to Bri,ish influence
especially H. Central Aneics may induce him To favor
Walkers oT.f atiens Understand that ho ayows the
opinion thst Amer ic~r oonzasn the only mode of
satisfactorily settling 'e plored questions with refer
to that part of tn. eoa',ent We certainly have
made smnl progress by negotiation
(Corrcspondcnce Of the North Ameri,anl
WAIfso1cs, Doc ~, 1855.
Gen. Walker and hc I1miiistruton.
General Walkers descent upoa Nicaragua occurred at
most unfortunate moment Tor su diplomatic
here II ia pretty wen understood tba, The prog
Of treaty with Great Britain csnprehending ALI bs
quetioDs oi territory which have long insrrup cd
good understanding, had been prepared, and ".
Jnst about "a be- completed when tho int~ai
gen,e Of this invasion came 10 interrupt s consup
nation. Such arrangement that contemplated
men, naye materially Add ~ reev'ng tns on,'ea s.ie'
Bnlser convcntoD and -hich threaten worry vcxsuous
discnsicns before they naly settled All further
negotiation between hcsTagua and England Ia necosar
y arrested until the final OF General wasers cnterprixe
can be ascertnDed.
Correspondence Of the Journal Of commerce.l
WAiDsgroS, Dec. 10, 1855
.Sndior Ierson and Si1rsrg Democratic Ci.cwL
Ia The democratic scnatorial caucls to-day, Senator
yeson, OF Geogis, brought forward platform Of prin
cileS IL regard TO slavery After animatcsi dscua.ion
the resolutions referred 70 committee consisting
OF Senator'S lversoD, Cass Toueey Runk and BlyHrd
Jeegaphc despatches cved during the day by Banks
from all parts Of Nos York And New England urgs
them to stand fast for him The leading outside friends
OF Banks ssy they will carry him about two weeks hence
[Coirespcndenc OF the Cleveland Dealer.
WAsuiSGros Dec. 1855.
An Hour ,oiM Got~ynor. Lsoly
went ou hunting, ana OF conIse lat night called on
Goverpor Reecer nov the most notorious man in the ns
ton ound him alone at mis- beadquar on Tenth
street was intr.du by tho delegate from NeorNska
he Hon. Il. u. Chapman. We had most in c,esung in
'eryiew We talked ~ eey and ieeipgly sbout h,s Ran.
nas troubles spoke kindly o his ensmier and expresed
wish to have his case and that oi ths people he repre-
sented efuy and osndidy considered by the American
people lie has iol confidence In his and their ultmse
triumph, because hs ,sys when the facts NIL knosn
II will % found that the free Stat. party have taken the
prccaution to always keep thsmse in the yht
lie says that in have the free State men, yet
been the aggressive party that the which have
lately reached us Of armed men penncing peaceabe
svery ctizens ali false About tho nal freedom of
the Territory he en,ertains doubt, but his principal
care now II TO secure immediate projection 10 The cs
against the 1awe of the Nj sourian1 He says tha
settlers scsttee ed region Of country, Mt
such distances from another that IL s quit.
sibe Tor them 10 leave their families and cabins aid
each other to remain Ia the ned long al tine for
want OF provisions, munitions, aci fhaks the g-n-rai
governm.n mt should grant them sucent niitsFy force
to guard them from invasion, OF slse I've them thu
means 10 protect themselves.
He contests Whi,led's seat theae grouniss--firs
the present Legislature was elected by Mi~.ah voters
and therefore not kansas Issisi.ture. second
aid Legisla:ure, had majority ef Ihem beso legally
elected, had no right 10 remove their place Of
meeting from whore, under the organic act he
cxclusiyely empowered 70 fix H. Third the elestion
law, called In t.utienni upon ts face, bcssnse
1t SLOWS inoiana and hsbreeda To vote, Who under
sad law not cItzons either oi tnose
positions are II follows that there IA no Terr
teral Law la kanss for the election o delegate any
other 1erriof al officer, that If eeder Whitfield
sho ud be sent hack III. Territory hero womb M
law in existence to govern their election Mr. X. thiu
hat II II better 10 dispense With the legal orn os
election where thcfe has b, such failure 80 provide
tad iolmr thai the people Of infant Territory hse
hansas sboud 70 unrepresented.
Mr. II lie good sized bno looking, sgrecabe gonte.
mara large blue cye, Romsn ana gray hair He
l. evidently Of erAble talent And will make
eiiipR sreech when hi up la The isss.
Mr. Whi'heia, his opponent Il also haa physical Speci
Of man. tix feet too lncheg In hi stockings, aud
gentleman of fsiI ialents. These two gen,en,ea st
furnish standing ITS for tha Congressional session and
he next Presidential campaign.