The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14

the toiioWng NAto 0mcers: hsuly, supreme Ju"kob
D. B. Greer Secretary OF STATE; VIM r. Miller. Auditor
OF Public Accounts John Crease, Ssats Treasurer; j.
". hSConsusney Land Attorney and state Collector
Governor Dor way ected that post last August was
sick DO unable attend the session Of the Iegs
ature on tho day appointed for the Inauguration. He
suggested The rroprey OF administering the oath Of oce
In hts ROOM but this not soceded TO.
SLAVE TRAps-The portion Of the message OF the
Governor Carolina relating TO the opening OF
the trade has been reeFrd 10 special committee
The Charleston Mercury Of the 9th, however, regrets to
Gnd from expressions In debate, the subject n
'hkely to party character" and that ''mcu
may take positions from tie influence OF political ante
cedents' We should not be surprised II this PROPOSE
ton 70 reopen the slave trAdo thus introduced In the
south Carolina Legislature should yet prove . Trojan
horse
HALF AND HALF Mr. Comegys the United States
Senator from Delaware, hall the democratic ticket
at the late election.
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL OowxSros. Tho Louisville
Journal Of the 9th. says
The City or Nashville still burning with indignant
sksme the recollection reasonable issue OF
convention assembled her midst has resolved not to
recognise the Savannah 70 send delegates
10 1t.
DEIHGA1Es INSTRUCTED IOsIavnLx.-The City Coun
Gil OF louisville Kentucky though agreeing to send de-
iegates to the South Commercial Convention, TO DO
held at has nevertheless passed revolution Of
an important character, ~ follows -
Received Tns is the Of the General Co incl OF
the city Of Louisville that the action OF said convention
ahoud be confined 10 sujh measures will tend 10 ad
the commerce. tsoe, arts sciences, internal i'm
provement agricultural interests and manufactures OF
the states n.ed and that all efforts to dis
calculated TO increase sectional OK
widen the breach between the North and tho
South should be summsry and constantly rebaked aae
that the delegates from Louisville be hereby In
sructed their Influence In the to porpe
the commercial and national union Of the States
.-lrsA ~. r.Usa s~~t kka
only Onion that casts electoral vote for the
Know Nothing candidate for the Presidency, founded
and settled by Roman Catholics?
Bona fiDK sxrTlRss IN KAssAs.-We learn from tho
Lesvtn worth Jotrna, {Kauss} Of Noveta,e 20 that
those bona fde settlers fquaters the public lands
who from their claims b. Of the late
border invasion and have means Of purch aspg
them win be allowed TO retain until the xt sale.
This proved . cooler 70 the SPECTATORS OF course.
NoRTnKRN Books SOUTHERN SoHooLs.-A correspon-
dent Of the Cbsk son Macy, Of the 9th, speaking Of
Northern books, says
Much been publrhed OF late about the adulcraton
81 food In London; out hat s hat compared with the
dsbee up bS the Northern press to literary gas
uoDomess The refusal Of the Harpers to fulfil their
RsRemert TO publish the third edition Of Mr. Grayson's
poe rs inssrce Of the reluctance to produce any
food but such as is pAaieable 10 q deprsved aopstte
Wher Catherine de Medcis Wished 10 get rid III OBJ
roxous person In artistic manner, ehe in the
habit Of Presenting them with de'icateiJ made sweet
winch De alb urked the most engaging torm
but we question: II the diabscal revenge and tha cold
blceded WILDERNESS Italian woman, Invented
such deadly res Harriet Be cher Stowe presents In
her chesp literary confectionery. And Abbo1's
for cnildren, what DO they contain Quan
OXIDE ard hronate Of lead We oil like little pickle
occasionally little nightly seasoned cvttirls
oimspt TO more wholesome 1000 ont bswsrel there
death In tue pcsle jar for ,hs criticisms on men AMI
maniers and woman, 40 common At the North and
manufactured small scale. occasionally at the South
IL deadly strycnnrne But good wholesome bread
require keep organism In health, 70 in ise
Of the past srct he present. and TO form
prcgpoeis OF the future. We go TO history, but find
conpounced With ayhes OF Pilgrim Fathers, Bancroft
putty, and the bone dus. Massachusetts martyrs gath
cred Revolutionary battle grounds In CkrounA-an
worktd NJ 9Th Abortion yeas.
NORTH CAROLINA ALL PxtRAsLx FROM a demo
cratic TAPER called the Representatives published at Halt
fax G., take the folio wing significant paragraph
Well, Mr. Buchar has be~n elected, and past
ana sr IN me distance 70 re e.ard the rocx ana the
breafsrr which per eaced and destruction Inead
Of cargers clearly ant distinctly now than
do he ore ,bs election the safety TO the Cnon the
perm IN institutions, and the stability 10
sculsY progress We the North Caro-
Ina democratic press upon the fact that Of them
has given connie IL those alarms
and mir eicngr Which much like dstrustug tbs
Only means We hsd IN our pose r 10 yard on The dincu
ties and dangers impending before the late elcctor
No ErsroKY sorTH cAsousA YEr.-The iameutstion.
Of NJ. Kett Is yet much needed. In she House
Of Representatives. Of thst state Saturday list,
Mr.. Bryan moved TO lay aside the formula Of tho
House for the purpose of Offering resolution with
view Of reference. Unanimous consent berg given, he
Resolved That CON lete bhtory Of South Carons be
written; that be 'eferred 10 The Committee Of Educa
ton select citi,en OF this State accompnsi the
work and ia rbe Committee on Ways and Means 70
port the amount IN be awarded
Some opposition being manifested, kr. Bryan with
drew H.
The words ccmpetc history seemed very proper 10
the resolution, since Mr. Gilmore slmms wrote orc
school children in ~hich were omitted we understand
the entire administration Of one very respectable cxecu
tive Mr.. Bryan, 10 not be discouraged Try again.
Aso1HJR SOUTHERN CRoAKNR Gen Jsmison IN his ad
dress before the Carolina Agricultural soc,e
~, has uttered the following croa Gu, before the
clcc'ion)s-
The great issue. whether tho Union IL STRONGER than
slavery, can no longer be delayed with safety. TOTS
Union 10 destined TO perrh II cannot and should not
be neither pesc' honor the South this
iedsracy II the Union omnaly continues, II chn no
LONGER be- Union OF equal rights ibteress the
South degraded to % Inferior position Will be oppressed
impoverished and epslaved The southern planter N by
.0 ,s, 2, be = PERMITTED 70 bold Dis p,spssy can ,.
hpnbied BY subsection without the power OF resistance
or any hope ~ sssiy be vii he deepsed BY EDWARDS
i S ss.'' % '''''' But 's that such VIII not 30
RICHMOND ENorIHsR mooxISc ArAHtx Tho Richmond
Enquirer Of the ID publishes article 10 relation
EdirIty R@rios. which contains remarks very
different character IRON those a;oiv found In thai
Journal
Durre the oapv0s We onen spoke IN very round terms
Of the universal moral, political social and religious
scep,icism ~ the black republican, We asserted the
party 10 be . mere roDgeries " TINS We
IN ase, TINS. We urdsceineJ. We respcI
Americans too rucb North and souto 70 believe Tor
moment fhst party srge ~ thu, which votof for Mr.
Frer ont 10 composed wholly indeed chiefly. o. fans-
,lcs nadei. soeps,cs We loos out for
causes Tor this National movement We aod clue
them IN The article vbish commenfog mo
North believes the South arrogant overoc~rng and az
srsssive. The North u mistaken, but Elm sere.
RcHARD Ynposs Jsr We End In tho Charleston
Ctuier, Of the th, long and characteristics letter from
Richard ysadop In which he attacks the New York nmes
He cloves by saying
The pledge 10 veptuyed that Mr win accommodate
with - ell specimen Of chiv.lry," and 'try coucu-
sons' with tte little villain OF the Empire state IN
any way that may suit his fancy hs mestle and be
sure, 700, 10 hang csn shin o, hir rccrespt limbs"
NNTHosss roxrsIss CossrssARY Gryssst -rhs
New York correspor aent Of the Albany Args Says: -
The other evening the Governor elect presence