The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

WAsHISaroN, Nov. =, 1850.
The Herald and Hs Endyand7ce Ia~ace-- Dissss.
Faction cf SoathS1 Nembeys-Soatheyn Cewev-szAs
Counter R1abteam oppsttion IN lsec-T1e Fsnst Issue
The avdity with whch the Hx AID h read by soa(heru
their arrival N washingtos, shows tln3 Il "
stl regarded the medium for uformaasu ma
principles be it, J6sons slssl pouos win
they may.
The HERAIps perfect Independence ~ in news a.A
editorial departments astonisaes the old Ses or rather
young foges; and more than ono s'Ssgias" 10
mocrat has confessed hero that II 10 the safest
paper alter ALL Its thoroughly Southern, o. rather
constitutional and sensible position, II regard -
the negro question, being far In advance o.
the party democratic press Of the South, while q ne
esme time advocating the claims Of Fremont, shows ~
only he unmoyable basis Of IL principles, but also Ne
Il is therefore matter Of surprise 70 hear demo
Mr. Buchanan s no victory, and the only way 70 show
that iAae issues were moi made during the canvass -
ultra or nsanon.s or what nos bS hs thsy ~
trmncd to have emphatic isaue this ending
prUvs ss ~ % ss alone @
The feeling on this subject is beyond all control. rhe
heavy vote ioI FIomon@shs en.hu.s.m q his ,Tscds-
people evidenced by the popular vote to overthrow tAs
present demccrs,c party-have caused deep and pow
erfu impression throughout the South. Mr. Forneys
plar aicns In vain. TIE Oldest and abest deocras
leaders from Virginia. even, look upon defeat In 1890 -
So - The prominent Southern members an n
caucus viii be held in regard 70 national polia0
tho object OF this caucus is neither to inaa-
ence MT Buchanan now nor attempt even ths
ton for distinct Southern party to accept the hna1
ssae on the slavery question presented - win b
only way Of deciding this Question Ia he late cauvsss
there were 50 many side issnes indirect influences -
Southern vote They therefore desire posivc nae
so made a. TO preclrde all doubt and thus have the d.
tE1 Amy vtanr thl
which can ever endaDger the Union create domens
dscord. That issue simply whether the South shaii
with the North. The democratic party hacks viii have
TO clear the track, for the locomotive coming
WASHINGTON, Nov. rs, 1854.
NeaU D.gcuy-Kaey and Nicayaeua-rhe Attitude 0
the Secretary # sta.e--WM F'oaibly Retire from tAs
Cabinet and Join The Oprosition de-
The action against Wheeler and the evident inteaos
Of Governor Marcy TO settle the whole Central Amssscss
question through treaty with England, devsoses
suddenly on the political ohess board which
effects the administration Of Mr.. Buchanan In vital
point. Marcy IL playing what chess men term Ne
pawn gaue. he IL pushing forward his mon, whns
be takes up his position, guarded at each pohs
behind him. When he II TO open mo attack,
whether at all, depends entirely upoa tAs
disposition Of Nr. Buchanan towards him perscaafy.
and towards his niends In New York. u y sdnAe1sA
now, a. matter beyond al doubt that M. Duohaan
allow Kansas come free Ssase-this wintee.
possible. But such concession II based on Soma oea-
judgment Of what termed s % sns s.sss@s M sO.ssss
That confederation Ii the natural lawful and -
g ssnes Kass SssnosS 81 g.
sn,n: HeO y Socrss1s s.,sa, AND sson % ~
1H % Waier ana scmnns ssS'' Inc United ss 3
England ,ne ssresable under.andlE( ior the ami:ess
solution Of the Kansas qseston !, broken up. and ~
Buchanan IL At seal No treaty Of alliance or agreemnA
With England this subject pass the benao
That Is certain In month from the date q sh,s ~
nan takes his scat in tho White House the split bsswsn
sss''y s. y.ss E sssss We ss a:ns.sy. .s ,.
con: % | Sf me S orsss
Mr. Marcy win bc the nucleus for the party IN oppes
ihe Senate rejsc, his treaty with Engiand snd hIs 49,
against Walker In Central America 70 ressn ~ -
the results, and draw their concIusions
The doors OF all the various dcpartmeuts ere iookoa
:. yery os Is now dn sss aa ~
pairing for the various reports 10 Congress Thsse eA
10, ana vauso . puehc Smccrs snoa'a De aSwsG
wAsuroros, Now n, lsss.
Some Trosbe about the Central Amnsoas Treaty UsA -
land-wiH Don Fsnin Fsrr0 Be Recssusd,-ns No.
sose and orr FOREIGN Rsla,ions
There u probability, from what oan learn, ~
embarrassing difacultes may arise regard 10 ~
ratification Of the treaty with Great Brtain IN regard -
Central American Affairs. tho treaty ID treaty d -
lance between the United States and Great Btsin
supposed AZ boundaries guarantees OF indspsndeas
and attempt 10 lcgislate for those Stasss, WIN vav
likely meet with tho strongest oppasitoa on hs part =
leading Senators, who regard auch alliance au
uon be oozn,esanosby tho representative Il -
American people.
The question OF receiving the Minister from Nlosrsga
has not uaderstand been before The Cabinet. Don F
min Ferrer . native Of Nicaragua, of osnsl1gs-
BILE wealth, and has held many high and respoaabs %
sons In his country He Secretary Of sssse unAas
Tho RvAs admnistrasion, and when Nvas ned hs pcg4
Ierrer wss proclaimed q provisional Prssdsst 10 ~
votes Ia reasonable that The government or Ne
United esats viii refuse 70 receive Ferrse ass hAvng
Colonel wheser the 1ssh July On shAi oooasasa
Minister wheeler informed President Walker thaa
ss.S g. Is: s.s. e sss.A ss Win M
adDastr atios snoc then has not Aben any ocial e.
cspon % e ne rsssssoa ESQ Of the wassr sSysss.sss q
pirsd % break od insrcoarss between shs toe
govern meats, cannot now porceive any dnculueo -
the way Of arecrpscn OF DON Formsn Eerrsr.
nunbor Of correspondents 70 Ncrthsys papers have
ssts makes report to O. ssrcss or any body ZEE An
the report ks nAka is embodisd in ths Prosidsat's
al hs ior.ss correspondence, which, n the prcsssi n
stance win be very voluninous. In Acs the prncipah
necied with the sAe Department. THAI ths message wm
deal largely with our Foreign Anairs question:.
The Board Of County Canvsssers.
Tho Board Of County oAnvasscrs sti prossouiIne
their hborr-tspcoay they punctiIlicu In the -
charge OF their duties a The dinner table. On Wsdnn-
day, tho Fourth Fourteenth and nsssesuih vars wgs
canvassed, hut no important errors were discsvs~n
YESTERDAY supsevisos Drake proceeded 70 oAavsn os
votes of The Twenty seooad ward but no Material -
crepascies were found Supervisor BreEs of Ne rnA~
seenth, then voiun,axy prosseded 70 canvahs rss.s
of his ward under protest., - he prssssssA rssolusn
scme time ago relative 10 he In which ~ 49,
on was condustcd In bin ward which laid upen -
table He remarked thai no had been cAsa1sd twss -
lore by illegal vong md sugaes>ed thaA The Doar4 kA
pciion in fnure upon tAs subject.
Supervisor BANKER presented The following rcsouticm.
which unanimously adopteds- 4@