The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

Mr. BuchaAAn and the PennsylvAnian.
(From tbs Warrington Uaion.1
In cOrplianes With our promise, W pubfsh to-day
much Of the ten column editorial Of the PNnsyrdnsan Of
SssIssssy .s p...s t. ;s: The e Mr.
preaching Presidential election This ponderous article
Is uthered forth with imposing array Of csp,ns 10
authoritative pronunciamsnto the platform on which
Mr. Buchanan supported By the answering democracy
spons,iiiy of questioning the sincerity Of the friend
ship VET eenty protested for that distinguished snt
fsyots sen ct the old keyssore State In other days
noble Can NOR wealth whose 1t bears. 1t was
then controlled BY wise heads and true hearts OF late
its eoppns seem TO DO accessible to any turbulent bad
spirit which seeks . receptacle for It's agnity Its
its csumnes. 1t has been but few weeks since
that nmcn sIapoersr of patriotic Statement the NEW
YoRR HERALD protested attachment for Mr. Buohan
ana, in real for bis promotion, urged his avsa
that be would be M re- acceptable to the eeso
h democracy North than either Of the other demo-
gratis named for the Posoo After four days, this article
ske just to Mr. buchanan and to the NerhArn demo-
cacy appeared in the columns of the Pnnyronian q an
EDITORIAL with such equvoca indication of Its origin
that many readers stook II fer original article We
have gcod be eve that the evidence exists that
this cslumny upon the fair democratic fame Of Mr.. Blu
Pnnsy'san'an upon fa, cehe alton and consultaton.
In the discharge Of our duty 10 Mr. Buchanan and 70 the
democ sc parry; we exposed and denounced the hyp,.
cisy Of the friendship Of he HERALD IN Its advocacy Of
Mr.. Buchanan upon the ground stated In it's article.
The tue friends OF Mr.. Buchanan thsoked for
PIT mpt vpdcacn Of his character against the nsdious
asseul Of tte HERALD After remaining client f,r alb ,ut
week, the ftnng funon came out and Iepudiaed the
article which had appeared in its columns editorial
and declared ths got into the paper without the know
lecge OF either editor or propris or
Hths statement Ia true that the article snueglsd
into he Penntunadn without the knowledge Of either
editor or proprietor that ts columns
sple 70 the enemies Of NJ Buchanan for the repudson
Of article shows that it Was conceded tobe covert at
tack upon that gentleman. H. on the other hmi the
ar ice was inserted upon debe 'aon and
10 be the truth of he matter il folio either
that the Pensrdnidn is under influence and control
lr, influence
cure h election BY ,emporztng and comOromisiag with
free soism The Pennsyiranian choose ei her
of tie dilemma. tue friend OF Mr Buchanan would
never lave stolen such thuIder from such source.
s.s
With this proof Of the existence Of secret influence
los lie to Mr.. Buchanan. which either has claudea-
tine to absolutely controls the Pcnfrdnidn,
nyie the real friends Of that gentleman to examine
the exit which make from the ten column article
rg the genuinenes Of ths friendship for him which die
tated It, Its general tenor is, that inasmuch as Mr. Blu
charan has been in England ever since the agitation on
the Neb aska question has and has not been
emboiied with he party conflicts to which it has given
rie end has expressed opasn except In private let
ters and inssn uch his position the omise of
Isl is veil known to have been eminently sound and
pac pa ,hs therefore, one will care 70 have further
We have sssun ed that the Pre entisi contest is to
turn almost exclusively upon the Nebraska issue Jndg
ing Mr. Buchanan BY his past devotion to the consti:u-
tona rights every section OF the Union have m ain
ssned that be would not accept nomination except
upon The distinct Avowa that he wAs heart and SOUL
banner 20 CALAMITY throughout the Nebraska struggle.
The ptnnsy'.unsan Gays that cur friendship for him
against the attack Of the HERALD and its adoption in
its own columns. was unnecessaIy' In the estimation
of the esylranan then It was not true friendship in
President Pierce Judge Douglas Senator Huuter, Soma
tor Bright and General Cass but that We would have
shown retter friendship allow the HERALD and itself
to mike tie mpr, ssion that Mr. Buchanan was wiiug
to reach the Presidency by curtirg the support of fes
dicofpy All fhe nj
rier dsh Up tor Mr. Bucbsusn which controls the Penn
s,iranion. We freely coLfess that We have wholly mis-
sppebene ed the character of this atesaan fhe would
fr a mcment consent to such Generalization OF the
democratic parry the pc ICY of this article indicates
for the purpoie Ct being Pfeaiieat It Is equally
due 20 csndor to say that if believed wou'1 hest
tate to repuoiae the position to which the Pensyiu
MON seeks to assign him as ssnieae we shoud con
slider him unworthy o. the confidence of our party We
must bave higher authority than the PnnsNruaian
it is contro led btore confidence in James Bl
ctanan be shaken The battle 10 TO bs fought the
g1est issue involved in the NebrAsks questionable &C.
attic party lave made mp that issue and they viii
have no san ard earer who cannot furnish the guarsn
tee rot only Of sound antecedsnts but hearty
and undeuised and cutspoken advocacy Of the principle
Of the Nebraska bill.
Il viii be teen frat We publish the two letters Of Mr.
Buchs reerrd to in the closing paragraphs n the
tract from tie Pt'.nss humans zen column article We
Mopdsy last The stars dicate suppressiOns or oms-
sions which the work OF the P-nnsyipdnidn. We
have .1amised the entire letters as they appeared in
the Warrington UkiGN shortly after they written
The onissiaIs bigh, important, and wholly
At lops 10 understand why they are made. II will
lot Go for the Psnnaias plead want Of space aztec
hav In its saturday. paper devoted ten columns 70
oiioIis Its due 10 Mr.. Buchanan to state tia.
Tie supp portions u his letter uld not Affect his
reTrtst' for sound nationality. We make these re-
msks 10 avoid the natural Inference that the omitted
portions OF his letter c7btained sentiments which il
rot ened polite t, publish. The suppression OF
sry half Of of Mr.. Bachanan's letters and
that one morgs the ncbes and most eoquent sppeas
in behalf OF the Union mace strongly confirms
impression to the insinoerlty OF the Pnsyranians
frier dhp for him