The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-27
Our HIddIetown Correspondence.


Cameronidn Prospects-H. A. Hse-7Ae X. ". Interest
-Buehanan 70 be Killed OFT through Cameron, dc.
Ire interest excited in every section OF the
State upon the United States Senatorshp, continues
to increase the day Of election ia approaching. The
Legislature has never been in ludicrous quandary
to make choice OF representative for the State. The
dheren. parties, and fractions o. parties OF which it is
eompotel al need teacher 10 instruct them what to
do. None Of them foresee the termination of the
difficulty and each much troubled as the ma
tional administration in fixing upon q policy to be
steadily pursued. Ple-ce-hke vacla ton is becoming
common to them all and the contsgion may even
eventually reach the Knc, Nothings Some Of the de-
mocrat exceedingly savage ready to tear passion
TO tattsrs" Willis. The MOD administer
little comfort, by cooy advising them 20 take even
Cameron and be content with as ''nuca democrat
can be obtained under the circumstances" The wings
ere preparing 70 MAKE al out OF the fight possible. The
Know No'h'ngs the boilers denounse the whiy.
(whor, they say, they assisted to fun share or the
sroils ungrateful and declare that Cameron shall
be elected SPITE OF ali that can be done TO the SON
trary.
The doings OF the investigating Committee occasion
very tile interest throughout the state At the ca p
toi they occasionally cause little carosi.y--not so
much becaute any particular revelations are expected
az because of the design which is generally believed to
be more TO give turn TO the eacNon than prevent
frauds. Although very little sagaeity may be allowed
10 tie Legislators they still possess enough prevent
tbs m nom making too minute exposition OF them
selves.
u u considerable time since any representative Of
Penns! lyana has occupied very prominent position
ia the United States Senate The legislature mas for
gears selected inferior men, and there il now little pros
to his sa.' Sns 20 pSs' any one
evidently approaching point in the politics Of this
country, to predict which is not very easy. Know
kothbgism, it il said canro endure aud should IL fall
what them shall the old parties resume their original
posionr shall democracy again contend with vhirgery
and whggery with democracy shall We have an sme
rican aud foreign party2 or which may eventually be
the result shan the question be between the North and
the souhS The last issue quite probable and it is as
dangerous as probable. The bugbcar thundtrs Of the
Pope are nothing to this country when compared with
The consequences which might follow should our incon
negro and anti negro party In that event
should have men in the Senate whose ability would en-
able them fully to virdcae its loyalty 10 the constiu
ton. Viewed In this light the Legislature has hisn
iuty TO perform, and those who compose II must an
sser to The people head they nsee. perform fear
lesy The course OF Pennsy liz distinctly marked
out before them and whoever may the .cessful cand
date the people demand Senator In whom they can
cothee, whatever may be the condition OF politics here
One sentiment which has entered into the contest nov
SEEMS more prominent Than all the rest-a determined
opposition to the national administration The buchanan
men bave no love either for Pierce his Cabinet AMI
many Of the Cass men support Cameron merely las they
say ito all OF Pierce and Buchanan at one blow. y
Some labor for Cameron under the INC presaon that
his defeat would eonribute the prospects OF Henry
a. Wse Inc admnlstrafon candidate for Governor OF
Virgins roor Wise The sympathies az the Pennsyl-
ysnia democracy with him, bal even they would
rather see him tall han help the adm s.ration through
MIN.
The Know Nohngs have Been in advance OF their on.
ponens and have extensively circulated the report tha.
Cameron VIII Do elected the Gess ballot on Tuesday
next Ibis IL stroke OF policy, and Ia intended 20 de-
press the spirits OF the oppositoa Eis generally beev
ed however that he has well employed the interval since
the adjournment and his well known shrewdness NAV
have done him small service All present ndiestons
retd.r his siee.sn probable Thsn, Who WI, be pleased
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