The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-27

LANCASTER Nov. ~, 1864.
WHO 4 ~. BxcAmsaW's On fda~t ,-Tk Beck Track II
ne SosA-0Gsss StsG1s- VGtt~s Thanino Out, &c.
vssers 70 wheatland thinning out amazingly, since
has been made known thst Mr. Buchanan win mot make
a oonndant" Of every honorable who bad aspi-
ration that way Mr.. Buchanan never had many who
could really DO termed Confidential friends" OF course,
man Of hi age and the experience no hes had In public
life, would possess . grace and oordhhty Of manners
thas would attach many Of the public men 70 him per-
sonal and politically But " oonSdants" he has few
Of intimacy a to be able TO get slight iniimaton
Of what no wni or will not do. Even Governor Wise,
VII though personal and political friend OF years stand
ing, found himself In this position when he here
last week. Yet the Governor did get to know enough
and necessary-for him to WRITE tho nrst evening
he was here, 70 the Richmond Enquirer 70 take the back
slave trade was all " fun." Not bed dodge that
Mr.. Buchanan has made up his mind, and te!k his
r,snds 70 .h,s no ds%ocrss nov ~ once 2. Be Re
they not ali contribute hberay towards The election
about 70 expire, the outs' can present their papers
:uaicsn 70 dsmolisn each other and give ~. chance
side room q the hotel ! am stayins st. overheard
stove tell adventure distinguished LAncasterian and
friend Of Mr. Buchanans had with him On the subject Of
office hunting which do not think Win do Mr.. Buchanan
harm TO tell to the readers Of the HRRALD and may
do the readers. pateulary those who intend 10 sppy
for berth soms good. Mr. Buchanans friend, who
perhaps wished TO draw" the President elect "out,"
said" Well, Mr. Buchanan that the election Is
over and 700 are elected Sou viii be run down with can
Old Buck raised himself up Ia Jackson, and said =
"Ar. b, IN be- III wll."
we'll 10 recoect thai Mr.. B. viii not stand beng "bored"
&c srghs While he will treat all who are gentlemen -
SUCH ne has 20 idea " his old days. Of being badgered
Should remain here for ew weeks more may give
you short sketches Of the local and intimate friends OF Mr.
Buchanan, If he has . one besides Col. Fsrney.
LANCASTER Nov. Is, 1865.
More VisitN7 to Whaaand-Epery Nation has n Mecca
-Me Home Oypan and TIE Knop Nothinos -The Lam
caster Bank.
The Hon Jas l. ellis, Of Elk county the lately elected
member Of Congress for the wild cap district in this
State and Judge Barrett Of Ciearneld Pa, paid their
respects 70 tho "sage," At Wheatand, to-day. Judge
ellis old stagcr he POI itical board He has fre
quenty represented his district in the Pennsyivania L.
gsature, and has waited long and patiently for his
'tuYn" 70 20 70 Congress Judge ellis was implicated
in the abduction Of Morgan, and have doubt bat
what there may stl be found few pious anti Nasons
who win read his name with . shudder. What says
Thurlow Weed2
George Sanders, Of New YORK, registered his name at
"Mchael's'' 70 day, and immediately posted Oh for
Wheatland. This am told Is Mr. SAnders' 6rst visit
aimee tie election. Before the election his visits were
quite frequent What snug office is In for him9
dropped into the Court House 70 day, where quite
important "ejectmentn suit being tried by the
"lops Of the Lancaster bar the Hon rnaddeus Stevens
for the plaintiff ana Hon Thomas E Franklin and COL
4 Candidate
United States Senator but without any chance the
Gus nomination He 10 man OF considerable energy OF
character and reputation ~ q lawyer and domocraho
politician, without much real talent or ability.
From what am able TO learn, the Hon Chss r Bucks
lew, Senatorial elector the democratic ticket II likely
70 be the caucus nominee for United States Senator Mr.
Buchanan and his friends termned that hrst
class" man Oh be elected. Mr. Bucksiew Ia said by
those who know him to be that. Gov. Bglar-who was
elected 10 the senate ast winter-and Mr. BuchaDsn
such cordial friends To be desirable leader from
the Presidents State IN the Senate.
The home organ, the Inteai0encer, barren this morn
ing In anything OF interest copies the denial OF the
Penylpos,an that Mr. sidell and Mr. Douglas had visit
ed Mr. Buchanan. the report Of these two gentiemen
having waited Mr. Buchanan had about much ouuda-
ton for ~ that other that Mr. Buchanan and Gen.
Cars attended the funeral OF tho HON John Clayton.
The inteLhgcncr which was 30 wonderfully in love
with Mr. Fillmore and the "true Fillmore men before
the election has resumed H. Of owe asain and
graph. which commend 10 the consideration Of those
who were so :" true to Mr. Fillmore ~ to prefer Mr..
Buchanan 70 COL Fremont It is from Or. Buchapan's
organ they will bear In mind, and may be taken
= his opir ion Of them AFTER election
The Fillmore organs dying out all the country.
Know Nohingsm, appears, don't pay The American Or
ashng virulent Know Nothing print that
daily filed with all kinds Islander against the policy
Of the democratic party, has pegged OUT The Amsri~
Dmocrat at BALTIMORE, print Of the Plug Ugly stripe.
amer u least S6o 0o for s publishers The
printed a New York : also dead So hey 20 D. - -'
report - In circulation to-day that the Lancaster
Bank would be likely 70 resume again; that two Of the
heavy creditors had sold railroad owned by them
Engsn company for 81, soo. eoo and viii be soe
70 pay every dollar they owe the bank n this should
prove uue hcre 10 ooubt about the banks resuning
specie pay few weeks. Don't sell the notes OF
the bank 70 shnper, who are buying them up.