The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04


Il only to broken 'ssh constituents 100 voAtsd
coppscts hst~ten stats
The lea ding rnen ia viigDis ~ this tine Rluter
and Mason liz Sena ADD Wise, i've Cover What
they the Gays Of conflict for ice c.m3rrY do
ring the sdMis strsu1Es OF J,ek-en NO Van b1 en-
Hunter, a thorough Gsinoul nuianer; Mason, mock
conservative Of me R,ves acc !ansee s.aop Wise,
sgains, Jaczson and Van Barn Mr. Ciuco.ar COW q
mort promlnen. cue 10 Moth Ca'olIL 10 - latter,
bottoms his ad eeion And clains to 10. eon1rs OF
the cen ccraev of tile cay. hs hostai'y that
which recognizes Van Bur B4Ltoniano Bali among ito
Mf. Butler, of South CaIo.ns, Who has iatedsl Mr..
Cslbonns place his ate aud in tbe seoae IL toe
ured STATES, in le ero Instructors, hss this
isl OF 6ertsres who WELD the of be palettS
democracy from which be advises tnAt The oeeg4ss to
the Cpc,i natl Convention es drawn. n. says:-"Let
the State send her very first nen-sucn ~ Governor
Ricnarcson, Colonel Picsens. Govtintr En- nmoLa Mr.
Brownwell, Mr.. Rh.tt, Governor Means, Gel~r&I Wal
lace, Mr.. Woodward, General Thompson, Richard amp
sen General Rogers rhese gentlemen reputauens
ot something lie Gu ule cicaityn Gentlemen Of CO.
orsses exa.ed by official station to Tho pivl,.ge Of
ricIrg in certain class Of chsriote foD Inc OF
which mat Of their distinction Was derived New the
whole b0cy appoin,ed 10 20 - CncinEso 10 dictate
PRESIDENT for the democracy derive Their Gnfu dig
pity entirely from bavira Eicdep with Mr. Calhoun in
his nulifyILg car.
Nj. Butler. while provtirg delegates 10 Nominate q
Presidential candidate at Cincinnati 10 TOO honest 10
la sneer 1T inis fellowship with name sgslost whcn
is political sertimsn revolt. He hS.es AL ps easo
democracy The part Of his STATE whose n ituions
ene 1T war With is prneples aro ne 5.ca-es he
pond have preferred her kee5 ing aIo~ avt,ding the
anagama ion OF mass meetings, 10 which democratic
numbers stronger coLs:utonaf weight.
! wish, he aces, "Scuth Carons ccnd feiained
her constitutional ideutity, maintaining doc-fiOes shat
could survive constitution tnnt shoul+ giv- se:arity
and equality" The e9ua ia conetifu''osa ~eignt''
here meant Ia that ~bch would put oopn tie Coo oe
Of majority governing in ocs IN this bs null
Mr. Su her and Genera, Atchison the sutnors
OF she kan act bu they never mesn' th~r ne mao-
rty rue provided the should suppsLt ,ae seigat
woich the constitutional equality of the -outb would
bring 10 bear it down, ny aoolng force sne Snd
TAG es 10 overcome the nssses These gentIsaen While
III M v.
the closest intimacy snd nov following me custom OF the
Roman copsus (Mr B.,er will pardon the aiusioa)
takes the fed 70 carry their pans whe The other
reains me Senate u give support TO nis osens col
league These two ee the heirs Of Mr. CslrGuu designs
His rius and Aatany. They the II the
admins aon and msy stand or ,he representatives. vt
large Of ne spurious oonocra.y
the mes party and Hess Toomos Stevens an1 d. vson
copiessedly The commanding mn IN that tate
Where cid they study toc their orsic dip ocs2 In
the school opposition that ever ASA ed The party
re established oy Jackson
Flora presents Mr. Yulee Al its Seu&or an3 minister
to support ne new order OF democracy orig 10 south
Carolina. ana by aoottior 'hs Presidents dsmo.rsy
He devout worshipper OF Mr. Calhoun, and nis nth
The raf,y in Louisiana acknowledges Nr, Soole as
its leader. mslcon1ent from Frsnce, w7o, as Miu.
iater OF tie United States lrsued the cove rntoenls
Of F,ance and Spain by way Of ascq9lring. Cuoa
through peaceful negotiation, depending or Its
cess on the good win OF ootn land pro oossd
in the ostend rsvish it oy force from
arms Of Spain, on the ground o. necessity Il Fhia
President Tor the democracy function which ,e is
ended by the bodies speeches for made
during the debate he compromise 0 1850.
Two military ohiettsins hold Mississippi under a sort
Of martial law. The Secretary If War s prev ded sd
vance 10 represent her The Senate during tue next ad
mListratcn and for the present he commands n the
cabinet In the Senate, session Of 1850, lie
Heroded the Herod OF South Carolina in pressing waris
secession. He had taken al but the lat step that Of
walking out Of the Senate and the Unicn with nat in
one hand and his tate IL the c.her Eis the
command tf the mississippi democracy Gen. Qoi.man,
also caught the pronunc :ticn fro fexics
Santa Anna ard the heross OF his cse Ger Qnitman,
Of the Union for The Of Cuba and lave or
poor republic TO shit for ITSELF He could lot conpkss
his wish and be remains to osqusr tie Ner,a g. the
and The putting down OF the ballot eox the test Of pops-
lar sovereignty.
IN Tennessee Senator Jones aad other ipveert.e en-
enes OF General Jackson have supplAIed the CID tso
eracy,
Of he rav-hcldeas pa ty, and managing ally for
their ultimate interes They put denocracy
vroper ito use General JacFsoos expreseioo 10 dstin
u,hh those he relied from the Calhoun preenders 70
ne pame) under foot. They hold the adninis.l
Ger the thumb and every other Presidential at
the North looking to the Cincinnati Convention thu
fly thousand Office bolders no 20 retain their
ons and expect their preservation from tie election Of
f,her Northern nerceDaries whom Mr.. Casting may
te taid 70 represent, having first fgyec in NJ, Iyier
There the elements Of ths. spurious democracy
which General Jackson ntuitve ragacity would
Tyler and Polk Among The sst erers ever wsi.ten by
bim he predicted the ruin Of the 70 which had
cev0toc his lie, AND th8 MI. POLK would the
first to laen. the thst led to It, These brief ex
tracts mark tie distress with whirh this Esd augury
closed his career. In letter Of the 1sth OF APRIL he
says
Ny DEAR FErrspUr der the with which you
surrounded there but yol
and divided The party he one You Rave aasrd sena
81 he he & se q
sHsea Ss I'd 1 ~ SSo best
n : sspsss
frsI The old democrats proper regret IL and nave
cause 10 regret 1t:
In another letter he sgain taxes up The euejee and re-
tere'es the train OF thought breaks CT his mn.
finished letter thus,-
IhsTe used proven. that evil 10 him or Poko
day ioes 10 spt 10 The democrats ranks .h,ch win
am very sick and must close.
lette. OF the 80 Of May writes abou. the dspo-
son OF MS psrer and recurs to his distress about ol
Poik's courfe," closing thus
NY Dear FRIESD-I am exhausted and must elose;
bae6tr OF water from me toes . the The
e @ mast n Dresn May the choicest
your family y he united prayer Of hs Hermit
These extracts given to show that. even under the
pressure of the malady which rapidly hurryng him
what he considered the Of his country which he
identf ed with the republican party the old dsmocra-
z proper in opposition 70 the pning ssrsy which he
tract s from letter. the las. which his zen was able "a
scrawl. They are all in his own hand writing The
strength Of thought compared with tie eblsness Of
hand, showed his mind survived his body. IL was in
tended to console me on retiring from public life; and
AFTER speaking tendery Of private relations he ex.
presses the pride he felt 'or the ksr honorable bearing
that separates from the Gott pecuniary interest,"
rather than 10 do act furious the great Cemoerae
cause in which you hsd so long ARD faithfully aborsd,
and, ada successfully Thus yen have example
for all true patriots to follow" Hts aectonste partial
ity then He mentions that he heard suy was
taking portrait OF me, and adds
certainly will have copy OF Il, kE6 shall have . plaoa
in ROOM and after gone, the most sonspcu-
Gus part OF my Hermitage In about two Globe
with lie editor and hscal Will called the
who de5neersey Of tie Urio. And hey viii accept and
curve and the defender OF true Democratic
our glorious Union, long democratic principles are H
ump hant-mark this.
The prediction 1T the close verified, and within
the time mentioned Richie ofer it's surrsndsr
(lhe Gtote) to Its old editor
The Kansas act is the test OF democracy This il
the declaration of the Presoent-of his ofcal organ
OF his ofcehoders and Of the slxvehoders Tho efar