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


Political Gossip.
The Charleston kerlry. OF the Goth, contains the con.
clusion Of series of articles signed "a Nuifer' I'd.
dressed to Judge Magrath which are supposed to have
been the the duel in Mich Mr. Tabor Of tina
editors Of that paper lost his Ire Among other things
charged Judge MAgrah with having falsely broken hg
word to friend TO whom he promised his support
Congressional candidate for the district where the
Judge ID now running in bis place
The Savannah Daily Republican, Of the 20Ih ult, asks,
"who the democratic leaders in Georgia to day f
And replies, "The whole concern, body, soul and
breeches be tied the coat tails Of shrewd
managing old wings"
The New Orleans Della of the 25th ult says Of the
south-"we have to deal tn the question Of the ba
lance Of power and nothing else We have to preserve
political otus-the only thing assailed by the NORTH
as ve would preserve very lives. Everything else,
the present controversy Is concerned is mere
leather and prunea" Then why charge the North with
an attempt to destroy their domestic institutions?
The New Orleans Delta of 25th ult. also proposes
that should be generally passed in the slave States
exempt negroes from being sold under execution The
object distribute the black population, make tssm
fvor,te property with poor well rich, raise their
price, the number Of their defenders case
Of secession. L concludes its article thus
Given the general establishment of negro exemption,
with such notifications as might be deemed jus. and
wholesome, and the Southern states, by the dinused
unity Of interest or We may the expression) thug
secured void present an unbroken front to every as
sau inside outside Of legislation that might be made
upon their rights domestic tranquility and security
We there such unity Of interest at present,
and though the South may bravely face her foeA We
doubt that sic can do 30 viii a serred front.
The Richmond EnQaier Of Oct l, says there prac.
teal interference with slavery going in the South,
that large assemblies Of negr have been secretly held
in Clarke EQUITY, Miss, In under saw mall, an&
records the expulsion Of several perncous scoun.
drels" from Alabama, adding
Yet such stalking abroad In the community,
who claim exemption from the punishment inflicted on
such men ire more to be- hated and feared deserve
severer purshmcnf than the vlest abotonlst OF thu
North. Thy are hypocrincal pretenders, wolves IN
sleeps cothng vpers who should be crushed
without pity.
The Mobile Daily Regi..1l Of the Goth ult, is icon.
strained to the South must look for her defenders
almost entirely within her own limits"
Whsn Southern politicians are weak enough, or recre.
ant enough il matters little which, to denounce Mr Blu.
chanAn through the columns OF southern papers, and In
speeches before Southern aaeences because ne soe
contest, and hs party H. ON that Acsount wnen
Southern men, We say, can Der ounce him for this what
wonder thai oul should be emboldered BY thia
echoing Of Their battle cry and beliete IN good
faith that the Unon 10 stronger than slavery!
this % 20, ther the Northern democrats aAi good
many southern using Mr. Buchanan scdFvily.
some nlH were made al the FREMONT gRkncrlnNe INC
theatre, in Buffalo, on Tuesday evening last, BY Mr..
Grover or the SPEAKERS he reminded his audience
that J. T HAtch Zone Of the tail Of Prince John Van
BUREN, who running for Congress, last year in
favor Of "unalterAble oppcston TO the extension d
slavery Territory free" Since then he has gone
in bodily for tho Cincinnati platform and slavery in Kan
sasl Al that Convention, SAID Mr. Grover, 1--WE end him
and Gov. Seymour engaged in hot dispute with Dan.
Dickinson and sam. Beardsey 70 which was the
greatest doushface."
The Nashville, Tenn, Bamner says,-ln our thirty
years. editorial experience with truth say NO
knew the leaders and organs Of any party in as
horrible fx the leaders and organs Of demo.
cratic party this present writing Sinking sink
ing, under the unbearablc weight Of Mr.. Buchanan the
way they squat squirm wrgge and twist and catch ct
siraws II . caution.
When the Secretary Of wer dismissed the workmcn &C
the United States Arsenal In Springfield, because tho
Army bill wac mot likely 10 pass without the proviso
10 fact that the balance Of the army appropriations on
hand and applicable To tho present year. $780,.
600. Wonder II the Springfield srmorers we're up "a
this trick 10 them nto voting for Buchanan, ana
whether they win doir
john Van Buren, and Horato Seymour are row stump.
Ing Il In Pennsylvania literally their last legs.
he Cincinnati DAILY Enqryu, Of the 2s,n, heads ta
latest news from Kansas in We following way Tho
latest and most reliable intelligence. Some hanging 10
be done" The Esqrsrr and III Petersburg seuh sds
Democrat are sound on the hemp and the grape vnev
The gallows Ia the platform just now most popular With
the friends Of Buchanan.
The Richmond Wig Of Oct 2 says that as neither ,hd
Fillmore, Buchanan Fremont party have thought Of
disturbing the Missouri Compro repeal bir acoori-
ng 10 their own openly avowed declaration, how can
u be rtpealed7 In the Of Heaven tell us hov7 And
thus see that the CRY Of southern democrats that ho
maintenance Of the Kansas Nebraska bin is the qus-
ton Of The present all numbug n the South
ern people have eyes, can't they see1'
Tho New Orleans DsSy Be Of The 2oth ul,., remarks:
IN 10 secret that the leaders OF the Buchanan party
here as well in most psrs Of she South are dsunon-
sis" Par rayentaeS" continues the Bee they had
better begin at once, old Suck already dead cock
n the pit" II adds the following impressive and sgnia.
rant Warning
The people q ousissa are not TO bs drasocnsd into
.outedssey os The oo%rssy ss n.ssss v ~ se
whies, American, or demccrAss are firmly attached "a
he ynioo asa ere su.srcus enough 70 overwhelm the
,f "osrnion." Once ~ the citizens Of Louisiana fully
understand that the Buchanan leaders are in earnest
when they talk about dissolution Of the Union the
syabe consequences Of the defeat Of the deuocratic
,omlnec, and announce that ought be Dissolved ana
We ,hal behold such stampede from the ranks o. the
iisunon democracy a. has not had its parallel since
Isse
The National Ini,rlieencer, Of October 2, says
Al various times in the history Of our government
here been those who predicted and desired over
brow which, By the verdict Of people and
impartial history, have been pronounced not only In
dequae, but worthy even Of serious confederation &C
ne present day. Al one time II was the CcngressonaY
nactment OF the odious and sedon laws under the
der Adams; NJ another the long continuance Of a war;
cid by many in the New Enelrod States 10 be and
eedess In the beginning; % another, u was the high
ates Of tariff while nj W present day constant
urplus In the Treasury though erived nom the SCARCE
10 roundy denounced in 1882 b held 10 be not only
ute olerasle, bot found very eonyenieni even by
lemocratc administration. For each and all OF these
RISES however, dsWnion led by "A the sole
ufcent solution; yet stil the Union stands and TIE
wills thus dcpored longer haunt the trou-
lied vision Of patriots even politicians.
The Nashville Bannv Of September 2s, publishes ,hs
blowing
Modern demccrscy-thc so called democratic party