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

a. Afford the advantage Of sngthsned drive to AsSe
vhs do not choose to enter the main Tho Osa
mssonsn not likely to neglect 30 obvious means
Of turning tho space at their command to the most a.
analogous account Another recommendation which
We wouli impress upon the Board is this-tkst thAy
should bear IN mind that this Park Is not intended fer
hs OF the residents o. the Fifth alone bst
for all classes of fellow citizens. Let them, thsrs
fors, provide ample accommodation In the way Of
seats and shelter for those who only enjsy
the advantages OF the Park at rare Intervals.
and tia. perhaps only after long and tatisuns wak.
Nothing would tend to bring their sdnAdstratioa
into unpopulariiy than any neglect Of these arrange
men The comfort Of the working classes must b first
attended to- after that it Will be time enough to think az
the necessities Of the appsr ten The suggestions whS
have thrown out think calculated to meet hs
main req aremsnts of both. they 40 the bases
Of the plan which they decide upon, thiak We oaa
promise them that It will prove generally acceptable.
Political Gossip.
sbip to be named James Buchanan IS soon to be
launched from the yard at Portsmouth, N II. The
sci WI ch named 10 homer Of Franklin Pierce
Gently captured . SLAYER the coast of Africa
The Boaton Ledger, Independent in view Of the hsS
that George Law destined to make his mark In the a.
nails Of political history, thinks the Phadelphaa
Convention would DO well TO nominate him, ~ he would
make good President, and would that the right was
sustained very decidedly and fearlessly.
petition Is In circulation for signatures in TauAeea,
MASS praying Congress- to npsAch the Territorial OF.
GERS In Kansas.
Senator Brodhsad, OF Pennsylvania, has declared IN
Washington bis decided opinion that Buchanan oAHAs
carry his native State II he tails in his State what
Northern State will he carry
Judge Mclean born in Morris county, New JsnsH.
in 1885. He is therefore sevsnty-ons years Of ego.
Buchanan sxtysevsn and Fremont 10 about forty
The Springfield Argus says the combination OF New
York politicians Of whom Seward and Weed the
ter spirits plotting to nominate Martin Van Buen ~
the Philadelpha Convention for President asking hin
questions before afterwards.
The Charleston Mrcary (democratic) rays there are
certain resolutions attached to the platform adopted ct
Cincinnati touehing foreign relations, which
neither oppose pass by without the full expression
opinion"
The New Haven Palladium hopes that the Knew
Nothing National Convention, In session in this
city, will nominate Col Fremont for the Presidency,
it feels that he will be the niger worship psrs
didate.
Thomas Benton, in his letter accepting shs no.inA-
ton for Governor of Missouri, says
have como to the deter nation, at this place to
cept the democratic nomination for the office of Cover
FOR Of our State induced TO it by pay calcusao. q
the chances Of election but wholly and entirely upon
considerations OF public good The nomination Of Mr..
Buchanan for the Pre- sdency determines my IN
relation to the Goyerporship consider him the safest
chance for preserving the peace of the country, now
greatly endangered both home and abroad and beksv
him to be the best chance for peace hold 1t to b.
the duty of those who In favor of that to Assist
In his election and for one, shall do so-in pubic
capacity if you invest with one and = private
citiztn Of Missouri, if not.
letter in the Albany Journal from this city ssys-
The anti Fillmore Convention which is to be held In
this city to-day promises to be largely attended Ere
monts chances for the nomination the best por
members however
until the action of the Republican Convention ct PhA
dslpha shall have TRANSFERRED. 1t L. understood that
letter has been received here from Speaker Banks urgng
the mnaton Of the strongest man, but sgnifyng hS
own willingness to accept the nomination, both Con-
vsntiCns should think 6t to unite upon him.
The PtSburg GG-te, the oldest ,urnal west Of ths
mountains, declares that in PennsylvAnia Mr. BuohAAsa
possesses strength that may be called formidable.
His nomination simply keeps those in the party VIE
otherwise would have been driven from it. but it brings
no outside aid. We have not heard Of old
line whig, republican American who Will vote for hia;
and know that there are hundreds of democrats In
this county who voted for Pierce who will not under aay
circumstances, vote for Buchanan"
The officers of the National Camp, Order OF the United
Sons of America, have called national session of The
Order to assemble in the city of Baltimore Friday,
July at their hail. North Gay street. The representa-
tives to the National Camp from the Order in Massaohu
sets James Farweu and John NJ Oxton. Delegates
will be present from nearly every State in the Union It
is surmsed that action viii come bsfors this boAv
relating to the Presidential election. This old Order u
national American. and strong in some States.