The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25

boss how you" might prove Of bsnent TO party
while upsa lhs subject Of committees II L. but proper
THAI notoe should DO taken Of the preparations making in
1s Ho%sr csor..
saher the public gardener, including the celebrated
converted Jesuit Dr. Ives spiritual sdviscr-not rap
rations for visit to Mr. Buchanan announce 70 him
the pleasing intelligence OF public reception by the
cemocrass OF Washington on his arrival IN thai city, Ali
ofths above, with the exception OF Jenny Maher and
DR. Ives, were the most determined opponents OF Mr.,
Buchanan Inside and outside Of the Cincinnati Conven
ton but Ike your New DIRK sofs, with whom they are
Ia holy communion the idea OF siving up office cannot for
moment be seriously entertained the offer ofa grand
reception Is expected VIII set oil right with Mr. Blu
chansn. The Barrett Hoover clique drummed and hfed
In poor Pierce and having put him under ground they
pursuit OF ,heir victim, who they hope
Having given you Information on the above subjects
will proceed 10 further examination Of the New York
beggArs, who are In pursuit OF the plumber
The oce Of Surveyor has BEEN until the four years
. post OF no importance, politically otherwise. Mr.
IL. by his splendid genius and manag ement the first
government oihce Of New York He controlled all the
appointments OF the Custom House made the Colie,tor
tributary 10 bis WILL dictated 10 Fowler, advised with
hcAeoa on lhbusterism, sympsthzed with Fremont and
was mainly Instrumental in sending poor Pierce the
devil.
The would be SUCCESSORS OF Ccchrane are many; but
anory the rather numerous body see who pro.
mise emneGoe. For veoality Of character, m0desty
consistency honesty, lrmness and political Jim Gro wsm
ApsoC Hsrrica stands first and alone. He dare II
Tanmany ball that his principles are for sale also his
that $500 would buy column Of opposition to the cleo
ton OF James Buchanan AMI this avowai n.de Of
al who were bis irlends NeyertbsIess. MIR Herycn = n
candidate Surveyor OF the port OF New YORK Note his
honesty IN the assault upon Mayor Wood more deform
Sd villain ana wretch never had being il was found
after awhile that ba,k track necessary; It didn't
pay $500 column 30 continue, and immediA ely Arson
Herrick went 10 work, and by his paper. proved Mr.
Wood " bs an ange THIS was unfortunate 20 the Mayor
and Lost him at least ten thousand votes Mr.. Herrick
has given notice 70 the pubic o; the TACT that he has
foatan md fha
john Forney oy whom be expects TO be dragged into
ONCE.
Of AL shades and ciassss he s by Instinct and educa
cation, Q gentleman HE friends regretted when ne left
the hards to follow the or'11es ever coaugeAbe
sad unreliable Daslel (. S.ckles. Mr Hart Q Der
OF the ssca, and among the most honorable OF that
faction.
Captain Ryaders who IS down for Surveyor, is saai.
GENTLY known to require any comment here.
Tiers % something amusing In the mere announce
mon. OF Peter Csgser Of Albany successor OF John
CcoLrane with has red hair red nose and eyes the
latter made so by Inflammation, caused By keeping too
cose watch upon the political piunderers at Albany.
Petbr is gepeYss As enemy Of the old r. gency,
Peer was incorporating as = soit ne Is tqan now
to Preston King Pesers candidate Tor the Un!tsd
Corning for Pacific Halrcaa, which feared the HE
ha, put 20 sleep At least FOR tas Congress Bat
Peter ia rom the country, ard country oacehoders in
New York, nslste1 N killing o. poor Pierce.
But nov comes the mos, truy turmdAS 2 cham Dion o.
the let Daniel 4 Delevao Danel the Graad Sachem
o. 81 Tacnlany ne is the IN en.aive
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too requeot indggo1cs IN Pc Eter Meg toddes but the
genuine blossoms understood by tie founders OF lam
many Society At tls moment there is man IN your
city who has greater influence q. hs command Than this
Same G-Aal Sachem. Throrgn himself and SORTS the
vaa bas oeso Consistent r.eud Of Mr. Buc aanan from
fl 70 Last ana has not been ed ding TO bis de
serts b. the Pierce Administration. Tins. everything
slderai The Ora, sscham should have tie Survey
o-ship Notwithstanding the opposition Of John Coshrane
Taegs ncndescr.pis moving about the world On NO
legs who are BY lar greater curiosss the naturalist
han oF he witch .
10 rs n originals 10 heir way rom the Hocky koan
t.ns Of tha Jar Vest, from the nterio. of Africa. Al
House Of Repre- seniaGves fcm ycur city, for lhe last
tlree 5ssrs lie mas snothsr years engagement, when
Barnrm should forthwith secure hi he, however, h
Ioos ing FOR burroviag nclc a me Surveyor oGlco.
Hs goes BY the name OF wIeeer and Al object OF the
greatest interest with TINS Hon. gentleman has
"ye,," ana for 10. singular Srevi,y o. as spseche,
IN eating OF. "Mr. Speaker ard Immediately After
tang tang az seat NJ, am ws s oo, one
baiosrg FOR 4 Speaker the Hoo. gentleman, oy .
ta'seto which WASN'T immediately recognised pct
ihs caly vote be resolved. An. voting The way
secoa time, he arose, and with wonderful sell posses
with hp RENE u connection win me speakersnp, and
thai be bsggen % state he candidate ard hoped
tina, Of h ,renos worc vote for hin after his ex
raraton. Jenny hsser, he public gardener, who vas
standing the eloquent speaker w 30 Aaec,ed ~
biz ser Doing devotion that ne -rshsd up 10 Wheeler
tai forced upon bin poques Of voIe,s wheh ne had
just been gathering tor Richardson, 81 Illinois for
tine la hor orlbe member vas pupil Of Greeley who,
for number or days retained standing position near
be gil On for beeo rg Kansas but he would bluoier de-
spite bs cara o. his tutor until al length Greeley WAS
com ,e,e ny EXAMINATION Of ne ds.es FOR surrey
orsh.p
EXTRACTS Fgo6 7HE WASHINGTON ooskEsPcsDEscE
or orHgE JOURNALS.
'C0.espoacence OF ihe Rich non6 Eulgiref
NAsa,sCroS, Dec ~, 1855.
TIE Etx1i Esae--7ie sS.A Fulsc BacE os a< coqas,l
a'--sensi--1, a ccngss-Tae PHI, p NJ BacAa
nsa lces,.on, sad very serious question how far
may &c ,eeenNg Tor 1r Brchsnaa TO nov the ssnt
q ihe Soush v1o 'nuroe Themselves upon
tho attention o. The public or residents
Tbs s desirable n many respecis. Il win enable NJ
Buchanan 10 zee oa TIA one aaad the uboray % our
views lui sincerity q ntenion. ARD The otner
the utter foy o. ary attempt 10 coocihae tue enemies Of
There sl DO two pagtes, the Northern 5vunion Anti
savery and ant democratic party. aud the state rights
ground Of strict adherence The consultation 10 defence
tns rights 81 the States and he .rs1tous asj 7oopsc
q tie South, aot because they are o. re coush bat he
cause they sre vartopy nsasd 2 violation o. the orig
pa COMPACT Of sion- b. nea wtese MAIDS are ;lAliy
"a he sJ.r !. Ks,.as ne can vel leave whore ,he
south wiling 70 ea-e Ito ne Will Of tue people and
the OF nsiure-the question ~ power, ~ Involved
1, the matter % 80 ertsni7. y Dc uiicia one n
the relations bear 20 Cuba the oher saaads OF the
Wet Iada group and Central America ne viii have the
materials FOR building Up grand policy, e,her upoa a
liberal sysen ct commercial reciprocn., SPAN VIII
eol5cide ~ moro vgorou. policy n she refuses these
two great ther-tee acquisition OF CGos ard tho
Get; smeni Of the mediate Kansas .ssuepresent
rous siicrlues TO some extent they both settled
% IA u Nr Buchanan concerned n botn these
sures WI only he support OF The Souih
bu, o. the eutire Unior such the feeling Congress
amor The democrats North sorin, East aad West
While this q 20, another tnlng equally evident-thE
lotion o. bis Cabinet 0o<ing 10 tue policy
o. hs ADMINISTRATION u . stale rights men Wit expect
thai choice which indicates nature OF
polcy-iha sign.icance 10 choice which declares the ad
berence by the President 70 certain principles n prsc
tee well ~ theory
srsb have reason 10 believe VII be Nr. Buohaoans
pol.sy. He too vel Informed 70 be ignoran. OF the
reavs strength Of parties the natos lie snovs the
sentiment OF the people North and south and knowing
that he must n he nature Of things abandon modern
ped.e,a 70 bacx 10 tbs constitution and the well
tried orinc piles Of the old democracy.
Commissioners OF Emigration.
DlsYrTg WIFI THE TIN GovERsoRs.
ne 3osi net Al the usual hour ysserday--eulian c.
10 a. - k