The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20

WASHINGTON, July 10, 1000
Trouble at the STANDARDIZATION against Buchaaan-Mone3
for The Election-Forney's Observation-Disclosures Pom
hoa at Washington-Smart Case Of Soindiisg-Dinne,
10 Brooks, Of South Carolina, de-, dc.
The alarm has been sounded and the States Of Ken
lucky, North Carolina Missouri Maryland AMI Delaware
declared in open rebellion against Buchanan The
discovery made in caucus last night, when money
and organizations voted essential in states
to the security of the Democrat, ticket Thus have
II that the Of necessary keep the South
straight for Buchanan with her hundred and twenty
votes has been found 10 have been greatly under-es
mated by the Douglas class of politicians, when
mendiog that the South alone required looking after
The gentlemen who have taken the matter in hand to i'm
prove the condition of things in the above named States
have commenced late their work, they viii find
out Missouri is the only State of the five thai may be
saved TO Buchanan but Of the remainder they hope
lessly lost to him and his 1t decided upon
Immediately organize these States after the aonment
OF Congress, the district system, to hold meetings
weekly, and as far practicable, to get accurate
Of each district and State The adjourned
over to Saturday evening, when reports expected
from the committee the distribution OF documents
organization State and district speakers and nan
committees.
The Central Committee for the Unop which is To hold
its meetings in this city, will be announced oncay In n
document 10 the Buchanasites preparing by Sena-
tor Douglas, who has taken upon himself the RESPONSE
b,y Of leading and conducting the present campaign
This National Central Committee Is to have unlr.ied
powers entrusted to it, abundan, means, and win be in
constant correspondence with every part OF the Union
A naturazed citizen, holding important dpiomatc
situation abroad when hearing Of Buchanans nomina-
ton, to his agent in New York Instructions to
hand to certain parties the small o $40 COO toll
aid in his (Buchanans) election. wealthy contractor,
residing 10 your city, who had contracts o1
million Of dollars. during Mr. Buchanan term as
Secretary of State, has subscribed amount notl
far below the above named. mention
these instances OF bcraty, but Of there are
thousands Of others whose not Intended to bel
made public. SO far money goes Buchanan ~ fari
ahead Of Fremont whose reliance based
upon the unpurchasabc choice Of free people. The
tested election will be settled Is supposed, this
week when effort will be made to take the >enateY
Navy BILL and attach 70 certain amendments, which viii
not pass the House. The fact settled beyond doao,
that forDey kept buchanan advised by every
london OF the movements Of Marcy, which he aleged(
intended TO enrap him, and furnished him with
rect Information Of the public feeling upon the subjects
that were entrusted to him for settlement Thus wei
have il that while Forney President here he was
Minister in and upon the latter fact he bases h
claims 10 influence the mind and at or Blu
chanan, which Is everywhere known and clearly esta
bhshed forney boasts Of his success in England wit
Buchanan under him. he did daily to Senator Doigas
and ethers OF hrs control Fierce and MS Cabinet
Marcy and Campbell excepted.
The intelligence Of Gen. Walkers new difficulties inI
Nicaragua is received here with quiet indifference Tna
government takes no interest In the matter and the
south seemingly don't care what turn things take Inc
General has received nearly all the aid winch he can
count upon from the United States, In men, money an(
sympathy, unless he presents himself IN cha
ractcr, the victor OF Costa Rca the OF
Rivas and party. No at present. for Walker,
and Will think OF him until alter the election y
which Is the only subject OF consideration.
Mr. Balls resolution OF investigation IL producing It's ef
iecs already in the resignation OF clerks and their tight
from the city -Four Of those gentlemen who mad reached
the depot this morning their way North, politely
informed by officer OF the that ncces
ssry they should return. their evidence IN certain
transactions OF faud would be required. The gentle
required 10 give bail for their appearance
when called upon, before they released The mum
Der Of contract swindles IL asccrnncd IL greater by
far than anticipated. The mode by which many Of
these swindles have been made have q rich novelty
about them. A has been related 10 ne, where.
party put IN, al ruinous rates, 70 furoish Ger
tain amount OF brick for public building, involving
the Of several hundreds OF thousands VI dollars
Before presenting his suretcs, but amer having made
H<cf acquainted with the OF the several odder
and their rates he declined taking the contract wbcr
the next lowest called upon and until All had
refused 10 DC bound by their offers except the persot
whose bid the highest and nearly hundred ped
the price of the bidder TO whom the CONTRACT
had been first awarded. This obtained the con
tract, and the lowest bidder became his partner II
sscerased that this swiude arranged beforehand b
the parties who got out Of the way the other bidders b
buying them or understand that nothing be dons
with the parties who laugh the Of theft
swnde from which they have realized enormous profit
The friends OF Mr.. Brooks talking Of dinner
that gonemanto be given on a grand scalc-bcfore D,
leaves the city Mr. Brooks does not favor this suggest
ton but " IN probably be oyerruled by his friends