The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-31

ham, John Wheeler aud ethess Who vvle sgsinst ths
A.biaska biils do not hn that tisrc viii tnd
Copgfess corps of raicke-s equas 10 this rk 30
ward delegation.
ferharA ousht 90 exccp, from tia cls,ge Mr Matte
sb q tica bs, his friends nehssfs vii, lcak sa'
for him. As the election l. rapidly syproschng think
eNer5 body ought 10 Gnd whcro he srufs. There
great many feosie who have not YET tskon stand In
this issue Everybody ught TO do .L~ays hss to
he somewhere or i,rr shsit tu nowhere n.lMgh &c
Now, tho Ercng fos her kept its eg tc rcsing evcy
day lately, 20 iee FOR ~ position soc that ,ue
runs into Il. When yirtaous ea,.e wants 20 euter
1agdai.n As,ium, she |. invited turn % aud qualify
Now ~ ieeras to mo, by what the ragainy Post ha,
said ot me, that II desires 20 cniss the repabucsa
rariy, and has been invited turn out and 4 iaRy
In speaking Of my course Il says that / aavpcatei
an endorsement Of the Nebraska bill at the late
convention ts'r. " u. guopd the Pos's article)
N shir Is not the truth The sahec, Of endorsing hs
Ntbrsets bill did not hot,eo Che conveation
Mr. Shepard introduced smcnau.cni, and / wa de-
oard out Of order By the Chair II sassgain presented
ns substitute, ana again ruled out. Tho question oi
enaorssrg the bill brioro convent N MY
olpcsuon to the bill IL well koHnti everybody. cay
now, what raid before that T. cny failed Of being afro
eious b,canse IL Was abominaoy stupid. thtuk ID Il
nos' unius, t. charge With bing nny,hm; else sir
Van BuiSn fur her urged the Pos 10 take stand some
wLae. Tie preSent issue, he SAIL, was trauga. with
danger. IL sectional party 10 triumph tue dsso
iatiun oi tie Union must foow. Ga previous oe-
easion, when State undertook nuiy tho laws ii the
country, eidc Tas found ahosc ,rriay sagssity,
acute instincts, aud wonderful popchrity with
he people enabled him 70 say I" The Ca,on
must und shall be Ire,erYtd, aud 90 do 1t But
although the ability er The present Chet d.
rate Is uRaoubted, 1t would b. idle 10 sry that
he Lac much con .ol over, decpsestea popularity
With, any section Of tie people Ihs oay safety fIr the
country Is In she PRINCIPLES of the Democratic rar,y
~hIch Is the only truly nat nal any kind
in tbs county. MIR. Faa Barren ,aid hc had a doub
hat the reeuit would be eomplete nh for the d.
mocacy but, SAID he il Il imporlan, To know Whose
vic Il viii tc. viii he AN sdriptfati N victoryf
Wen, when was In Washington lately took soae pans
10 fad out where tho administration were but II w,s
difficult to ascertain that from the Union, was no
natural for us 10 know after We cogasei Ia an i'm
ioitSnt election TO and Is annoy ing nave little
ieoIo who spinning their tops and dying their kc.
AZ a distance, ieess us. told them wero busy ami
bsd DO time 10 play with the children iGrea anghtcr
But vent to work TO hrd Oh, vhich tokei was sup.
poried by tho caduinistlaton-whcther Il wa demo-
cfa'ic iepu, ,.ioan, HiGdoo abolition o. Chcc,av. cid
,be ssue as The with the thmbcs aud raised each
after another but the little joker was not un,rr
either Of thcm. tttnewsd iaugh'er,) Bat away task
rfen.'' | iound that the admin .sra,ion va, ohaif
she'll but did not support the whole hall shell tIcke.
iccauso M Asan, who for state Prison Iaspecios
scratched o 50 II s.ems that 4 all ,ho Act, IN
,he teld, TIC national aanirsstta aion has M. one. /
asked ihc editor II tie Washing Uaior yhc her he de-
sIco the d.nccraiIc ticket u succeed In answer
ca tha as rome oi the democrats supported the principles
sdvteG b. Mr. Van Bnren Ia issp II ~a- ma tier OF ip.
difference ~hehsr The acka' eies'ci. Nov. l. no,
matter q indlercnee 10 bot SURPRISED that tito al
rninit alton shond attack the President He appointed
many ~ ne rienrs 81 Mr.. Van Iaen TO OH e. Cen px
Mr. Iewar, los'rgster ol New York; Mr. Tsloc,t C,se
"a. ssrae ~ ffsdsop, ,fBuas,o Abts..e gentieu.a
we're hr fticncs oMr Van Buren, wec kuo an 10 he
80 ~ tie President when they appointed Thoy
eepei Office viii hat understanding and they were not
Iequire o degrade themselves by any abandonment o.
u eif ~ inciples and told by organ ts
Tie administration 4 opposed she policy ef Mr. Van
BuIen. This Il The second hird time tbs the aiann
ifa'itn hrs been opposed to the rrcsdcn The organ
vas in ayor a the fIencb spoa'Ion m ani tie Tre.
dent ge;oed IL aud 50 In two other cases. II
s,ns 30 nc that She admniifa,i9n Is opposed 10 the
Ire,cef; because te edulislstra:on wrttt Mr RGcha
70 bo tic next President. In fact have been Ia.
amcd 'Aat thc Secretary q WaC has written NJ Bu.
cbanen adv ng Lam not 20 put Lim,ell into position
10 be defeated in csse he should receive the ~.
nsn- b. would make Heat President ia, cant
Why Il President should bo opposed by the adune-
tiiion merely for Bacianan Whatever may be the re
Su ~ s case there csnn5t bo an Standardization vic
tIy No earthly results can maze an ration
victory III organ has said that Il i matter Il indf
cienec. We 20 not believe that II Il was rcil'y
matter q Indifference they would not a.sall the la.
fap--they "a not sail the csndlaa,es-.hey would
mt asshl tic presses that support They deiic our
ds'sai, and would he delighted to nd Ia tie minority
therefore TIC organ beeps reading ont II the party
viii tel you something about this reading out" bust
ness Il has nothing TO d. with the slavery question
The oatlcton 1.,eyy and ibe Erraing Po, have been
icad out & the PARTY ard their lnicn. On slavery
teTiouH % they can BE-; but tboy vcfc
10th orpostd 70 stealing ard that Is tho reason
Why The iFitn feads them ont of the party
NJ who 4 not Ia favor of stealing can
5scslsc ihe surroft q The rsior. Gaughicr and ap
l'aufe) fv,n Mr. Vile, ehoie personal integrity AMI
honery hofetcscr been qacs..oEsd in Jackson's tnc.
although he talkcd mp tho wrong tree that amc-ho
VS. u,->yf hasling-hc, though condactng MOI,
aiae5us campaign, received nJtiec from tie tag
escett the bare Announcement of bi NOMINATION, until
about ,lrse - four weeks before hl election. When .
,ecsme e,ldep. tla, hs VA TO be Fuccoafu hc ratp
vss very anxious abs,.. IL We asg !sas % 80 With
ott the taioH ami without the amia.s!rslb Ana a. d
Il matter Indifference them sha. besome@ ofus il
T. aLo matter Of perfect Indifference u vha, b.
Gomez 4 them. heers.) This nistraion expires
ty - c-n limitation On he s,h e March, 1857 ~
earthly power sbrogatc Il bcffe tha, time rleu Il
viii be The busincr. of the democracy dcs with Il A. ii
eascres Vow We have own business 10 attcs,d To-
AMI re ahai has. m overwhelming victory.
W. fAN ~ ny w,nt on 70 say that the victory ~ouL
nat BE- si,ose'h,r democra'ic ono. Many adoD'cd
eunns ~ho had previously Acted With oihcf partles
would DoS end their only safety In The arms Il the
Jemeciacy gcat many lftcrsi wings have also Ioncl
The dspecTaty disgustcd with the pirsdcsl which
the cd whg chip IL taking under the rcputn.
e-b, Ihe h,any 4r9s must eventually take e5nrse
hat will help uke.. Mr. Van Barren closed WITH al
sslsnt Tribute 70 the rrliDching dcyoon n the ain
% thc constitution always Displayed ~ The dusc1y
a Mbany, AMI the meeting -ooD aftcr ei-galyea
tcnT ~ THs sNotsfaMs.-Ab bOnt the 2Oth Of JOLT
bot reEiy % - three pcrons via Jseob A. Carter mr.
VI nani hr Mss'inger LEFT frxag'on Nh ia ols.i of
y a. - nes q the irsanses under fhc pi rxs,esai
lu of hors and Apcttion. C-i tn Cafrdtn rYe- W.