The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22
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GEN. FERsIFER SMITH ORNgRED TO KANss<t-sHNAToR
JoN1s, OF TENNESSEE, SUPPORTING BscnANAN-
AMgsTNG SCENE AT AN oED LINE wHIG GrkFHEKING
-Thx SUMNER CASE IN CONGRESS-, ETC.
WASHINGTON June 81 1865.
General Persifer Smith arrived last evening" ;svng
been sent for by the President He had an interview
with the President to-day Orders f@ye issued and
he Will proceed as early possiby 20 Kansas lake
charge Of the United there His orders ere
nperavc in fact, he is clothed with full power TO PIT
down all nsurrecaon, come from wha. quarter it may
Tss policy has been deemed advisable in order to take
the Kansas imoo Of the halls of Congress give
peacc and quiet to the country General SMITH a cool
headed man, and considered of the TEST officers Of
the army. This will do away with Crteraens and all
other propositions.
Private letters received here by the Amcrca. mail from
England state that very n.e excitement was produced
there because of the recognon by the United States of
Nicaragua, or the dismissal Of Champion. They also
state that our Minister will nc. receive his passports and
that there is no danger Of rupture between the two
governments This is corrosorated by dispatches re-
ceiyed at the State DcpartScnt, which, I an in
formed this evening has greatly relieved the old Premier
The richest farce which has been enacted ia
city came of at Copp's Saloon this evening" call had
been made for rally of the old line wings. The room
filled with heterogeneous crowd No man wac al
lowed to offer resolution make motion until he sa-
tsfed the rabbe Immediately aroAnd the stand that he
had never given democratic or a Know Nothing vote.
Every ythng was in beautiful confusion, when Senator
Jones, Of Tennessee an old Clay whg, ascended the
platform For time he could be heard At last he
answered categoricaly that he had given other
shan whig vote Gov Jones then proceeded address
the meeting fiaering the audicnce-or the whg portion
by frequent mention of Old Harry Clay. Mr. Jones said
he had never given any vote but whig vote. Nor we
never will" shouted the crowd The speaker
Ak Those in the knew he about to pronounce
IN favor of Buchanan 1t came at last however, and the
audience were as silent as if i. had been funeral
Hs told OF his bitter hatred to Know Notlingism and
TO black rcpubcanism and said he should vote and
speak for Mr.. Buchanan; aye, he would support the
devil to defeat the abolition party When Mr. Jones had
concluded call was made for Mr. Campbell, of Ohio
who ascended the platform the very heels OF the pre-
vous speaker, and commenced addressing the audience
amid great cheering. The interrogation put you
a member of the Know Nothing parsyg Thank God,
am'' responded Mr.. Campbell; which was followed
by the waving of hats and prolonged cheering; and
thii " old line whs party" was entertained by
Mr.. Campbell until the Committee on Resolutions
turned when he closed amidst loud huzzas and hisses
Col Seaton the Chairman Of the meetng endeayored
preserve order but in vain. He much troubled
in spirit any one, at being compelled to listen to
abolition Know Nothing speech while presiding the
remnant Of the old line whig party" Governor Jones
evaporatcd.
The despatch concerning Southern meeting to organize
a commercial association is calculated to create
impression. There has been no meeting Of
southerners the subject. Mr. White, u Northern
gentleman who is here, has been pressing project
Of the kind few members of Congress, but action
whatever has been taken i'll regard to it, This know to
be true
The speech Of Mr.. BurDgame today in the IIonse is
the signal given for excitement 1t very upon
South Cai DINA and Colonel Brooks but strictly parla
mentary. Mr. Burlipsame, understand, Is fighting
man. and engaged the services Of second before leaving
home.
On Monday both houses Of Congress will be occupied
with the Palmetto State Judge Evans has the floor in
the Senate in reply to Mr. Wilson, and Colonel Keitt, in
the House, in reply to Mr.. Burlinsamc
Colonel Richardson leaves in few days to engage in
his gubcrnatoria in Illinois. BE will resign
his seat in Congress,