The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-30

10 inoars whether the friends Of Mr. Buchanan indorss
the grape yine and rely that to answer their op
ponentsf
The southern press th secession oorton Of il q. sast
i, down on Botts like thunde. gust The Aarunsburs
IVA, Republican, the LyncAburg Republican,, the ssaas
ton Vindcator, the Alexandria Ssnsnel, South Ssde
pemo-at, CharestcA Nss &C., all let loose him.
One cain him Samson pulling down Know Ncthipgsm;
ano her that his speech has been pedded round
the state repeated in various places, and that there
more than wolf in rsnia another says he has in.
duiged In "a freak of mad ntoxcation and total abb
sinencs" 10 the only remedy' tor his maddenng cup'
another denounces him traitor another Catliue Of
the darkest huen who would sell his country 'beray
his God" All this rantpoe stuff betrays the force and
power with which Bolts has hit the mark. But
spectuy ask one man is amatch for all the secession
lists OF Virginia, how Ia that project TO be carried out
against good many millions oi Bottses9
Cuba is in danger Mr. Keitt the South Carolina orator
has announced that Cuba win be taken and that 'the
de nocrac party will take h." The Ostend manifesto and
he Cincinnati resolution look considerable that way In
the latter case the pill gded and he label ntimates
that from Mr.. Buchanan merely expcc ed every pro-
per effort to insure ascendency in the Gulf" Either
Ketts or Quat,lebum must lead the CORRESPONDING
shor er.
The New Orleans Bee altogether too severe upon
friends Of the Philadelphia Penyluanian and the Wash
ington Union. 1t says
Tire authority for the statements OF the political opinion,
OF the opposition candidates ia the Philadelphia Fenny
udntdn, journal OF the lowest possible reputation for
truth and fairness controlled not conducted by the
well known Forney-she toady and parasite Of Edwin
Forrest-the who sought TO intoxcae Jamson, the
actor and him revelations intended to blast the
character Of Mrs Forrest The assertions OF the Penn
Unio and every body knows the stvudlng OF the latter
An important vote is to be taken in Philadelphia the
day preceding the great Presidential contest Rev. Mr.
Tying, Of The Church Of the epiphany, Philadelphia, hay
ing refused to resign at the request Of the vestry for de-
live, ing politician sermon, proposed to submit the ques
Ion to vote Of the congregation II threetourhs Of the
vote Of the votes for the vestry he Is to resign
against the vestry he will retain his place. The
will be taken on the Sd OF November, and meanwhile
both parties will prepare statements Of the CASE
There is TO be a Fremont excursion from New Haven
to this city day this week There has been an extra
train Of engaged for the purpose of giving the ladies
and gentle men OF New Haven opportunity Of making
q brief cal upon Col Fremont.
The Psburg Journal says that the detection Of about
$50 democrats in Detroit is nothing comparison
change in West Pennsylvania The Journal adds
We venture to say that, in six workshops and mills,
find between two and three hundred voters who
have always heretofore voted the democratic ticket
now declare for Fremont.
is stated that when Northern representative
leave OF Hon. Thomas F. Bowie, q representative Of
Maryland, at the national ca pito he said him. Well
Mr.. Bowie, suppose have met for the last tme?'
" How so?" said Bowie. "W Why" replied the other,
" before meet again COL Fremont will be elected and
the South will not submit to that az think 1t will"
said Bowie; "for my part, have made up my mind,
he is elected, to give him a trial"
The Petersburg, Va, Democrat, puts the following
questions to Hon. John N. Botts:-
Would Bolts like cabinet place under Ere nont9
Would he accept II II tenderedp Has he not barganed
for one9 What half dozen negroes comp with
q seat In Fremonts cabineU
The Louisville Democra. gives the foo wing home thrust
to the Fmoreites, who in the habit Of charging the
BUCCANEERS with being exclusive advocates of dis
union
Their cry of dsunion comes with a miserable grace
when their leaders proclaimed he set foot on
bis native SOIL that the South ought not to submit the
openly proclaimed this sentiment ovid Of his adm
ring and sppandiDg partsans. Who has openly pro-
upon any body with this sentiment from the lips OF
their file eae er before the country.
private letter from . strong Buchanan at Stock
ton, Cali orna 70 relation in this city, lamens over the
prospects Of the democracy his section Of the nty
He that the Interior California seems all for Ere
mont. Letters from San Francisco, from both fides,
the complexion of the politics OF that city
Rev. W. Mute sums up his own private experience of
border rufnansm in Kansas by sayng,-"sxty familes
have been turned out Of home Many them have had
Their all destroyed pundered Six persons with whom
was personally acquainted have been butchered, and
much never be made puoicn
Fremont ticket Is called for in Missouri. We find in
the St. Louis Republican of the Gath, moderate but able
ettrer from friend Of Col Benton reviewing the position
the interest and the duty Of the State of Missouri at tae
present crisis. He calls for the Immediate formation Of
unen democratic party and electoral ticket for Ere
mont and coniesses that II border ruansm shall be
sti encouraged in Missouri 1t will sink SO low thai no
will tr lst IL at any discount"
The Louisville Journal charges the democratic leaders
OF the South with being "unbushing disunionists" II
this is so-apd the indications favor the dea-do the
Northern democr ats 90 with thema