The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-15

pottssAns the ness stupid people "a the void He
sccep ed7 Why, zee, rather
the Convention New To.k Ths kept IN
convention two days niger than would have sat had
cur happy iAnily-(how Pleasant and hov chAruing IL
their union II affecting TO see Ludlox and Bsa,dsy
hiss each OF e)-settled theiy
IN ubes At hrst when precisely the Same pssshs and
sof1s The long gunsnts before the committee we're
the most stupid things in the world No Of the HI ad
vas ever settsd on in msr's fhs ooruitsse vAs par
conn itses was divided lto Buchanan men and Pierce
men. The only thing that bothered them was 70 kno
Nd IA ,IsSasS ..vss to 30 ior Boohsnsn No
trade open for the softs-they must take the BngA
der and they dd Some Of the Buchanan States In oo0.
mitee votsd for the exc uson OF the sorts asoesthsr
Zone OF the Pierce men wanted TO lssp on:
al the haSds, who were .: hrst oonhdent OF vceory
50 two days were spent In ehestpg. bullying, con.
70 the commits 90 that the Convention, through
fear Of losing New YORK; would rot consent to throw oat
either delesAOn Then clear that the delegations
must b. divided and The majority resolved 70 give the
prepopderanee the sofs here imminent peril for
given him one hardrsi and forty, and the softs would
give him those Then With OAhf3rnis In the auks
Buck could easily have bssn killed. Tho BachanAn men
saw that b done, and they agreed
divide he vote equally aud thus neutrahze It. Letting
New York in the last rrsnsemsn', placed matters
exactly they wsxe and the oonvention, s,ting -
said before under fear agreed this The principle in
VOWED isdeed there was any had thing Ill to do
with tie after.
when New York cid get 10, truth oompsls me 10 say
her delegates did not ast like band Of brothers. On
the contrary, quite the reverse. When BsArdsy Al
nOunced the hard VOTE he said Tho national de
OF New YorS - with strong en- pha sic on national"
when Ludlow gave the soft vote he said The democra
~ Of New York," With . strong smphss on the" 1t
not pleasant TO persons With what NJ Sumner
calls the upright form OF agresing 20 such hollow
truce for the sake Of the public puuder, while hating
each other In their hearts While this subject
me correct On vioh has go. print tnat
Mr.. Ssckles Ct New York instrumental in bringing
and co not think he desires to have the rather equvo
cSl credit Of it The softs left Cincinnati In bad
humor. The hards felt better they seemed to hsve
the original Buchanan men, would have AL the New York
rpos So think may safely put down the sofe patty
among the severely wounded and missing ct Cincn
natl
when the Convention had got through with its plat-
FORM which, have ssid before caused good deal Of
Southern growing it went TO WORK to make President
Here the results of Mr. Perce's administration
beau fully displayed do not believe that hs had one
real frend IN the Convention may except Mr. Ho6ard
OF New Hampshire More than that believe that Indi
ana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisc nmn would have voted
for Douglas had IT bssn known that the Pierce
Douglas for that purpose, and that their rst object
gained they would 60 to work 70 kid off D,uglas, too.
Mr.. Pierce had auarelsd with NJ. Bright, and Mr.
Bright the Indiana delegation The Indiana delesa
ton did not come to Cincinnati unanimous for Mr.. Ba.
chAnsn AID when tn HERAr respondent
you that the vote of that State would be given Mr.
Buchanan, the Douglas said it trash. But In
diana did vote the first ballot and ali the other
ballots, for Mr.. Buchanan Their. great pressure
with that charming nodssty which dlsunguishss West
politicians that he c,uh NO. control his StaIs Mr.
Soule controlled the Lousana delegation. OF course
Mr.. Sou1e has the most passionate admiration for
Mr. PIERCE and his state showed i. BY voting unit
for Buchanan. Virginia thought Buchanan Tong and
the Old Dominion people want to keep up their repu.
to assist st the ACCOMPLISHMENT of Buchanan These stand
points, long Is they we're true, were AAlAkof for
the B1chanan forces. Buchanan good enough for
Virginia he good enough for the sssboar I'd slave
States. II Louisiana satisfied the other S,uthweJtern
states c09Ia not e'I pai1: insna liked him WIS.,
soLably wtonoh their votes. The only hope Of
killing off Buchanan was by carr, ing one Of the
IndaEa the Redsn and stood tremendous charge
Here was personal enmty An assault was made upon
came evident that Douglas could not win. The Bueha-
promised to 60 for hi n IN 1862 If he would
tire gracefully The Douglas forces were gensralied BY
tern politician In person appearance not prepossng
rough, well knit figure, . great Roman nose, quick,
restless determined eye square bead vel Sc. apon
frank. hearty, open; ready and witty In dsbaA-more
.orcibe than ornamenta-mors vigorous than poishe1-
there you have the aher Of the Nebraska bill in the
House and the sdninstra Ion dAte for Speaker.
1t is due to this and his friends at Cincinnati to
say that they fought Tor their csndeae fairly sIuaray
him. BE was left. And when 1t became evident that
the thing could not be done Mr.. Richardson withdrew
al who heard it. The policy OF the Buchanan
Work the fears Of the Convention. Taey knew that
the democracy feared they were not al right with the
people. The who Cir CHINA alt tren.
bin In their shoes az the ion that had followed the
reign Of Mr.. Pierce. They onnated Mr.. Buchanan be-
they afraid to nominate any else. The
opposition to Buchanan weighed down By fear,
they iced to virtual abrogson Of the thirds rule
By Withdrawing Douglas after it becsme positive that
Buchanan the majority candidate. No men
disappointed The friends of Mr., Douglas TneY
expected Ohio as an ofsst against Psnns,vans and
got abou. wha they claimed Is win be seen BY rsfs-
renee to the herald fes. Mr.. Stdsl their mana
GER the decent Members o. the body would have nothing
TO say 10 Fornsy.
The rush to get in vi Bu .hsnan's nomination was
ludcrous. the patriotic remarks OF certain gen.
temen who changed the votes of States that bsen
opposed TO him. The nom nation received with that
peculiar kind OF applause which balls tbs SA Of the
tain en- lorg Gull play-a delicate way OF saying
let US 90 hom. The nomination OF NJ B-sokenrides
was received with . gIe,t deal more enthusiasm.
Tbs action OF the Convention not satisfactory to
al neither did II create any vast amount OF enthusiasm
in Cneonati. The Keystone Cub made good deal Of
fuss abou. the streets, Carrying large flag followed by
lot Of dirty little boys the Empire Clap got out that
internal six FOUNDER AID burned powder enough TO
purify the Sxta ward They kept IL up all day. sad
midnight wheeled their gun up in front of the Birnst
House msKing Lideous noise and booming away till
two in the morning Very Dics, When aeouI i've hun
dred people had to get up four to bs ready for the
esry train East About the city were numerous parties
Ct drunken ard dsorderiy persons shouting for 6ucha
nan How atcerns are such tokens OF the Enthusiasm
OF tns people,
The impression lett upon the mind Of disntarestsd
spectator Of this Convention would not 10 favorable He
would that politics meant lying knayery and low d.
ce that the men who cam there T. represent Vt pep
pie had their bandit tied andwere bound by few lead
ers-that the party had really representative, but
that certain playe1 q nice little game Of brag to
the rseves, while about hundred Of their fellow c
zers put up the stakes and nnocsnty supposed thsn
selves partners In the game
To leave poll ties and . word )cialy: Cincinnati
astonisned 81 the Convention sur prsed
who paid SO literally and drank much bad wiue and
whiskey. Cincinnati bed them ut every pore. Cnci
na will have another chance The system sesed
10 be carried through everything Everybody aided
rom thirty to hundred per cent to their charges
Inc Burnet House gathered immense harvest but did
not increase the per diem rate Of board They pat
the prices OF paors however and the New York dsegs
lions paid 81 200 for rent Of their This with
debgates board would make some S. 900 resolved from
State During the days should think the Burnet
House gross receipts cond not have been less tnan
500 000 The other hotels and resaurants cid great
business. The st. Charles in Third street, the
Of many cosy dinners where all sorts of forgot
their differences sping chi :ksns ~bsrres aud
Catawba champagne have beard but no II ia no. true
that the city authorities gave the hackmen leave 20
their charges up 10 the New YORK msrkthat is