The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

sales 10000 bushels, al Ole Canal ffeishts TO New
York dull, at l8c for corn and 22,<c. for wheat.
Political Gosaap.
The Charleston Mercury Of the 2eth contains the COZ.
cuson Of series Of articles signed "A Nuler," ID.
dressed to Judge MagAth which are supposed to have
been the cause OF the duel in which Mr. Tabor one a
editors Of that paper lost his lie Among other things
il charged Judge kAgrath with having falsely broken hiG
word to friend 70 whom he promised his support -
Congressional candidate the district where the
Judge il now running in his place.
The Savannah Daily Rpxblsc0s Of the 20yh ut asks.
"Who are the democratic leaders in Georgia to dayp
And replies. "The whole concern, body, soul ana
brooches seem TO be tied the coat tails Of shrewd
managing old wings"
The New Orleans Della OF the 2sth ult. Gays Of The
south-we have 70 deal vnn the question Of the be-
lance Of power and nothing We have 70 preserve
political xotu-the only thing assaed by the NORTH
a. would preserve very lives Everything eses
80 far the present controversy concerned, ID mere
leather and prunella" Then why charge the North with
an attempt to destroy their domestic institutions?
The New Orleans Dsla Of the 26th ut also proposes
that laws should be generally passed in the slsve States
to exempt negroes from being sold under execution Tho
object ia distribute the black population make thsm
vorie property with poor as well ~ rch raise their
price, and the number OF their defenders in casq
Of secession. It concludes its article thus
Given the general establishment OF negro exemption,
with such notifications as might be deemed inst and
wholesome and the Southern states, by the dnusod
unity q ~ y: may Ss ,ns e mus
sault inside outside Of legislation that might DO made
upon their rights or domestic tranquility and security
We fear the Ii such unity Of interest 1t present,
and though the south may brsvely face her f0e4 va
doubt that sie do 20 with serried front.
The Richmond 1Mqxker OF Oct I, says there 10 prac.
teal interference with slavery going in the Souths
that large asembes Il negr have been secretly held
In Clarke county, MIS-, In u under saw mall, ana
records ths expusion of several pernicous scoan.
dreIsu from ALABAMA, adding
Yet suchlhere are stalking abroad In the community,
who clair exempacn from the punishment inmcied On
!. sna
severcr puushmeuf than the vlest aboliouist Of TIA
North. 7ny are hypocrincal prctendeTe wolves m
sleeps clothing venomous vpers VINO should DC crnsneo
The Mobile Daily Reoi..er2 OF the 2eth ut ID ICON.
strained say the South must look for her defenders
almost entirely within her own limits"
When Southern politicians weak enough, or reore.
Sosss - oons southern Vspsr. and IN
speeches bseors Southern audiences becausc ne . TOO
S 81 e o when
Southern meR, vs say, On dsf ounce him i I'M, what
wonder that essnise should be encoldsped ~ ih
re echoing Of thar battle cry, and belete, IN good
faith, that the Un;en y stronger than shvcryf
II This il TO- thea The Northern democrats Al good
many Southern ones using Mr.. buchanan scafvfly
Some hits were made tho Fremont gatherin& u the
theatre, In Bufalo, Tuesday evening last, BY M.
Grover, or the spakeS he reminded his audience
that j. T. Hatch, Zone Of the tail Of Prince John vm
BUREN, who 10 running Or Congress, was last year in
favor Of "unaItsrabis oppsn1otm TO the extenaon a
in bodily for the Cincinnati platform and slavery in RAM
sasl Al that CosveaHon, said Mr. Grover I'VE find him
and Gov. Seymour engaged In hot dispute with pan.
Dickinson and sam. Bsardsey - 70 which wasi the
greatest doughfhoe."
The Nashville Tenn, Basny says,-ln our thirty
yeays' editorial experience can with truth ssy We
knew the leaders and organs or any party ~
horrible fx are the LEADERS, and organs OF the demo-
cratic party a this present writing Sinking, fAst sink-
ing under the unbsarable weight Of Mr. Buchanan The
way They squat, saurm wrggle and twist ana catch q
strsws Il . caution.
when the Secretary Of wsr dismissed The workmen %
the United States Arsenal, In Springfield, because the
Army bill not likely V pas viahout the proviso II
fact that the baasos Of ths ssny appropriations on
hand and applicable v NJ present. year. was SO lo0,.
900. wonder The springAsad arnorers were up "
This trick 10 them INTO vsag for Buchanan, ana
whether they win dom
John Van Buren, I'D HosaHo Seymour are nov stump.
ing Il in psnnsyvsnis- utassiiy On their last legs.
The Cincinnati Dolly Esqsarr, q the 2sth, heads ~
latest news from Kansas in Nc following xpy The
latest and most rensbs inienieencs some Ssusisr u
Be donsD The Ehqstrr and Ii Petersburg ssuA sda
Democrat are sound on the hemp and ths grape vinsv
The gAlows the platform just nov most popular Vim,
The friends Of buchanan.
The Richmond Wig, Of oct q Ays hat % neither shd
Fillmore, buchanan OF Frsmontpary have thought o.
disturbing the Missouri Compro mise repeal bin aacoora-
ing 10 their own openly vvsd dsclarssios, how CAN
be repealed In NE nams Of Heavm ssn - howS Ana
thus that the CRY Of southsrn dsmocss that ma
maintenance Of the Kansas Nsbrssa BIN b the tes qus-
ton Of the present canvas b ali numSug n the south
srn people have syu, oaav ~ ssss'
The New Orleans Dslv - u ~ aesA ult, rnarlu:
here well IN sss pss a - South are disunou-
sss." "Psy psroektss." ssssh.s NE ~, .thsy had
better begin II onos, - 80 already dead ooc
In the pitt adds the following Impressive and signia.
cant warnisg--
the suppors 4 sssSssss 81 ,sssss Z srsskns up de
ssss &Sss.o - a. .y ss ~sssss
The Usion, - err nsosvs9 s.sSle = eywwheln Tia
e s.ss sS s:s a. a. - - = o,.s; , s
when they IAN sSoss Ssslssss Z @ Union ss ne In
nominee and announce inst ought 70 be Dissolved ana
we shall behold such stampede from the ranks q th0
1s4e
The National Tntslseenco, Of October 2, says--
Al various times In VA history Of our government
here have been thoss predicted ed ds.rsd ~
brow for causes vhtch By the verdict a the people and
n impartial history, have ben proncsneee no only IN
dsgusts but unvorsy svsn 81 ssrous osssidsrss 4
:. ss es:. ss : "a: :.s an ne
slder Adams; n anolher In long oo11anuance war,
. eedlsss in the beginning; ~ snsna. wss the high
rates Of our tas4n while q te pFess1t day coastsnt
surplus In The treneury though erivsd nom the sosros
30 rcundIy deaounosd IN ISIS bod 10 be not oaIy
quite toisrabls Hus food VERY couventsna By
democratIc sdmInn1rsfoa. Fw sach and al OF tSes9
srse hosvsr dsunioa vas nAssed BY - the cole
sufncsst sousiss; VA ssn Ne psioo stands, and me