The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

nin n to its Will and sggcessonss In no sense bat this
can asy national Convention DO called conveadon OF
Born Ut Northern intrigue, and organized upon basis
favorable TO lis own predOminancs, the sys
rsI gass ow' WIN snSa sss ana
policy 70 deiads the South into is support and under
tho specous cry Of parry dellberaon sad adace
her 70 lay her In tbs Presidential election at toe
the sprt Of the South in iss
until now when southern men tx their hopes Of p.ote;
tion sGd security In convention aich the Nor co.,
trOs and stake Ihsfe honOr Of their section
tn sue ,s,s 2. nstionsi party verify SOU shsrs union
"a. mp'y Dream whsn 1t Is sought FOR In such COM
psH.
I'VE OAK GEORGE LAW.
fpssss IN Albany Daily Kogtatsr NJ
A Irrsla shAIs TAI. ABOUT TIE rHaslDSs0T'
psr ec, n snc 1870 principles the American
party demands thss its Ssndids Of its ,stion
Con issncy REQUIRES the yory ns'u. nsw man We
do not mean th.t he should DO mask ,mb,nsu ,ns
man. but one Who ia not f past political yorits. or
S OF pel ~ ,v.rss sa.r0upssd Y host e n csn
date, the American party viii have man 10 -,
sense in which We speak. vii not be harnesss fnss
viii have fight the battles Of the auc emit leaders,
VII have man who is not surrounded BY old antago-
cherished hates; 1t will have of les own mon, one
fresh from the people and who, elected will Look TO-
them Tor sympathy and SUPPORT and not 70 Fixed political
ASSOCIATIONS and isvosms formed long anterior to the
existence Of the American party.
la George Law the American party will nave .
didae who represents the spirit and genius 1t the age
The masses of ell parties demand candidate rhey
are sick olswyers and generals who have been boroe
into cfce not their own intrinsic ability by the
cunning Of iatguAnts and the potency Of cquss They
are looking now among the energetic, experienced far
seeing business men Of the country to conduct s affairs
It has been said that when Webster Cay Cslhoan aud
Adams and tnadr sompeees wsns rest tins republic
tered upon an era Of small Tnis ia eat mistake
Toere Ia intellect In tho couatry ability
more true nobility Of genius and talent, than at any
other period since the for natl Of this government but
1t is directed In di esnt channel This is an age OF
material proge Tue age OF steam, OF railroads. of
teegraphs, Of manufactures Of the mecaanlc arts LIN
truth, an age Of business, ia which gigantic operations
are eDered and carried forward with holiness
and energy utterly TO sill former tims In this
county aloEs have finished in actual
would belt the globe raifOsd the Pacids, crossing
boundless prAries and veayng the Rocxy Mountains
but terriags Of the Tue Atlantic vii spsnnsd
the coming year by tho Telegram wires These gigantic
We i've in which The rres 1tseot the mind or tSs
repubis Is engaged The Americ party the ,pe Of
ali parties demand that the President from whatsoever
party he may b. taken, shall represent the trus spirit
and genius of the age; that he shall be m IN whose
footprints visible in the material progress asd pros
periy Of The country and the INES and Ia Judgements
George Law comes nearest to this requisioa Of the
popular WILL
Again-In George Law tbs American party will present
candidate whose in LIFE exempnfss the true de-
mocracy the genuine republcanism Of ibis country We
use these terms In their normL sense rs startsd
working men of the country, aud without patr On.
age Without the aid of fsnds without Of
early he without wssh flor he swung out into the world
without dollar ne has he we'd his own way onward AID
upward until he stanas today in the very front
Of the paoca business Of the age No stupeatous
CONNIE ctal operation no gigantic business scheme has
been too Complicated comprehe asion. With that
clear-sghted. seeing and judgment which
the greet mind he has proved himself able to compass
them all BY the power of his own geaius, his In
domi able energy, his untieng perseverance, and his
ha haaa
He has teen emphaticay the architect Of his for
tunes ais career more than that OF any ether man,
huences of republican instituhons-h, thsy tend
to rouse the latent energies of men and bring firth their
Again-ln George Law the American party will present
candidate whose sympathie with the of this
country who IL linked to them by his interests by his
own history by tae memory OF HRS early struggles and
his lister achievements in the great battle m s wha l.
Of them BY birth BY education and habits Of thought ana
Of action; who Ia emnenty q of the people, made
such his past abors and tue very necessities OF his 90
sition Moreover. too, man Who and will receive
the sympathy and command the support OF the millions
Of the American peope-they will feel that he can COM
prahend the pusston Of the great American .rt ami
they viii lean upon him in the confidence that in thu
AsshZa george Law the American party will present
candidate VINO Of untring energy, of fearless
courage and indomtsble will; will watch over the
nations welfare and promote its prosperity; VIII,
will enforce the nations rights. and protect its
citizens from insult wherever It's flag doats Su,h
man is neeced at the helm now while the nations of Eu
the rights Of neutrals being sopardea by taec
culinary contests. II Is wisdom pa At the head of
the nation man VIII, wi b an immovsbe camaess aud
full comprehension of the dangers which gathering in
the perspective, will with arl-ss energy viniicats
the honor and enforce tae rights of this great repuo
against aggression from ~haeser quarter 1t may
Such man in jud9m mt is George Law His p.sc
history the whole TENOR oil MS lfe proves hun to be
such.
Such of the reasons upon which VS. base our
preference for Geogs Law the American csnddste
the Presidency There are othsrs equally potent, to
xvtt ahoN ,da Wa
to the careful consideration Of the America party II
state and Union. We omit them co tn constellation
oft delegates elected candidate IL needed who
the elements Of pnpuls himself in his character In
his origin and ca In life wao viii com aud the gsae
r1 oa aIa nearly suppl. 81 .ns MASSES 'ne ~orxing NIT
whore sropg arms roll ON the mighty wheels OF progrsss
Mr. Law, it seems TO possesses these attributes We
kn " that he viii be opposed by schemfng add sefsn
pc cians of all PARTIES Of veil tn rest;
that he will be opposed by the heads of factions, the
leaders Of cque who have here made up thu po-
cal ogsrchy which has ruled the politics If the
try Bot the 1Sasses vii be vi b him. II hs break
through the Tined ciccies and reach nonioa on the
American party will sweep S'ate aud Union ike
Dado. II viii be the urst time Ia naH century when
the true genius Of Institutions their plata, hacd
working practical repubi San spirit in its simplicity,
viii have been embodied in ca ditae for the preisn
cy. This fact alone will Insure popularity which will
peas the generous csdncts the genial sym osth,es
well ss the good sense and pasrio ism of she American
people
THE LAW BUBBLE.
The question wnetner domination shall be made ut
BY the Know Nothing National Conveni ion which
meets In Philadelphia tbs ed OF February whetaer
the selec Of Presidential and Vice Presd uia stan
dard bearer f that party in the next fall campaign shall
be delayed Until subs sqlept period 1t zee De-
the subject OF parzan dis 2ute be the
friends of exPeseent Fl luore and Mr.. George Law.
The Albany Regiser-Law's pro oertyopposes any fur
Their delay wns Mr. fhmore's organs, In the South and
North are calling for pcstpoae nen uni after the de-
mocratic nominating convention Of June.
What Goes this mesn9 Has the for the Know
Nothing nomination actually narrowed down t, strug
gle between Mr.. Fillmore and Mr.. Law? Ace thu freads
Of the former gentleman Eeaiy afraid that Live Hoax
George bai sto Ii upon his excellency, add viii
the President of The unless time
given Mr. Law haug nimseiS This, 30, would really
be one of the miracles OF an age Of goldor Ass.
In connection vi b suhiant tina fcianda