The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-20

Mr. B.sAan.n and ths Southern Disnnao~.
isas.The Richmond Clique Getting Fright-
From the Richmond Enquirer
THE DHMOCRACY or THE SOUTH AND THE INCOMING
AUGMENTATION.
From this day TO the inauguration Of the President
elect NEW YORK HERALD win illustrate It's enterprise
In the invention and propagation Of sbsurs stories
respecting policy Of the adminisraion aud the dspo
sition Of the democracy. And yet eli ns extravseeut
speculatons will be conceived 10 spirit Of vindictye
hostility 70 Mr. Buchanan, and will be directed TO the
emo OF discredng his administration In advance OF s
For the present the HERALD indusriously engaged in
an attempt to dssension between the democracy OF
the North and the democracy OF the South, and to
among State rights portion Of the party
NOMINATION. n The HERALD is siresdy omuisted 70 Fre
mont the canvass OF $780, and is essential, ABOVE
all thngs to the success Of the enterprise that the In
coming administration should be rejected by the people.
But the probability Is, that unless embarrassed by an
extraordinary combination adverse crcu Instances,
Mr. Buchanan will conduct the government with 90 much
of wisdom and ability TO command the confidence
and applause OF the country. Herce the nrst thing
10 be done in the ntereres Of tho black republican party
II posabie 10 overw helm him at the threshold Of his 3D.
ministrason In this spirit the HERALD and its accom-.
pices in the conspiracy, devotng their energies TO
the object OF destroy ing organization OF the party
which Mr. Buchanan mus! rely for support and OF aenat-
ing from hi the confidence and sympathy Of the South
ern democracy.
with this exposition Of the policy OF the HERALD the
reader will be ~ no loss 70 comprehend the meaning Of
From the New York Herald, Nov. IL.
srARTIIsG IRON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. NEW DIsUM0N
MOVEMENT or THE soUTHgRs NuILrIkRs.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov T. 1856
in than what appears its face. the precur-
sor OF series Of disunon experiments which VIII now be
The aest experiment dehbersted upon coup
control Of or the defeat Of bis
notable scheme he be expected TO profit by TO the fun
On the first Wednesday in December, the Presidential
EssGTs 5 srs an. %s In the IL s
proposed 70 bring Mr. Buchaoan by letter up TO the
as # to sx
& as the
elected the next Congress behalf OF Kansas
have Their fears suShapan himself asncs this
plan Of bringing a 70 as or
tsfacory from Mr. Buchanan-hey do not desire it.
fsderasy ' They Know hat the people Sy
men Which viii result in the abrupt dissolution OF Con
gres the suspension the the secession Of tue
rscy which the millennium Of their hopes Tne late
eeos IA 4n o n @ ~
and bye involved something more than treason and revou-
Perhaps we may not DC aoe 70 Indicate The very indi
vidua who communicated this extraordinary despatch to
rbutpg authorship particular clique OF pol tcians
in this city. Every body knows that though Bots tall
70 supper, ,nes wse
his election In 1885 IL OF their support This des
patch part OF their contribution 10 the success OF the
black republican plot sgainst the incoming admnisra
tion is hardly necessary 10 add that their starting
revelation s utterly and entirely fasefase In Its state
ment ofrcircumstances false in its representation Of
tine spirit OF the Southern democracy
The democracy Of the South attested their confidence
In Mr.. Buchanan By unanimy of support which they
before extended any candidate OF the party.
They understand him, and hs understands them Tney
know that the rrhis OF the South secure in hs hands
and he knows that they mean to sustain his atmnistra
ton zealods y and in good faith He will redeem the
pledges OF his domination and repay the Obligations Of
his eieciion. They will demand nothing OF his admins
traitor which not consistent with the principles OF the
platform and of his public nf, rheir
cproca proof against the insdous sugges
tons Of black republican msce and any calculate N OF
party policy based the thai the Southern
democracy rnstrust Mr.. Buchanan, will oetrsy It's folly
In aoortve result