The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-24
Hampshire like the Georges OF Thacksry stlu tho
subject OF frequent lectures The Concord Reporter OF

Hampshire, IKE the Georges OF Thacksry ara stu th,
subject OF frequent lectures The Concord Reporter
| the 2lst, says
fhsre,a good deal Of bard talk democratic circles
about Georges circulars In which he announced to the
"democracyn that o 'compete Of every school
district in the State showed that they had a majority
sohoo district. canvass nsvs been heard % cali the ss
Solicitor very hard names. One calls HIM iar,
two" George b getting il hard NON his democratic
friends.
This tho George which declared the administration Of
Pierce co like!
sNsiBrx LAsn-Aessrs Sneed and Haallton,
two editors Of savannah Ca last Tuesday, 18th
inst, to fight duoi but after reaching tho field sp-
pointed for the combat am.cabie arrangement was
eGectsd
CoLoNM Bnxror or HAND AGAls.-The ST. Louis Rep,J-
liocr o! the 10th, ssys:-
We learn from a likely TO be we'll informed
that caucus of the leading members OF the parties
temptation In this city, the chief object which is TO
elect Colonel Benton and Know Nothing the Senate Of
the United States The parties most interested In push
ing this plan forward expressed themselves, recent
conversation quite confident OF carrying out and OF
friends Of Fremon, nor those OF Mr. Fillmore were more
mistaken In the Presidential election than these party
managers vii be in the election Of Senators to Congress
HARD ROAD TO TRAvxI.-The Boston Libeyatcr or the
2lH, says:-
The election has passed. Buchanan has leased the
White House for four years; but in els journey tbther,
Bile He will also the divers other demo-
cratic adAges sucn that although he is elected Presi
thereof. our suierings s intolerable.' When poor
Buckwh comes TO select his Cabinet take his real
stand on Kansas and back the border ruans, won't he
have realizing sense OF the truth OF these proverbs
won't his cake be Dough-
How About BALANCE s-The Philad epha Times OF
November %, asks-
When viii Col Forney explain to Gen. Foster, John
other gentlemen who anxious to represent
State in the United States Senate, what he has done
with that unexpended balance OF the democratic
paign funds win they suffer him retain it and spend
for his own elevation to the Senate Gentlemen, why
make show his vouchers to dsnteres ted parties
like ourselves the editors OF the San B,ein and North
American? such . commission be creatfd with due
power to send for persons and we doubt not the
Colonel could be made TO dhgorye he resches Harris
burg to begin bis intrgues
KANSAS DIrrcuInrs-The st Louis Republican Of the
loth says that certain political papers for effect no
content with actual and mournful facts multiplied them
like rain. Innumerable dead walking the
earth In ruddy health with their obituaries their pock
eis Now that all motive for misrepresentation Ia past
the grim literature that made highwaymans Of
every violent republican newspaper has ceased-wth
lhe Presidential election the reign OF terror Kansas
came to q cloee."
SOUTHERN PRInxRs wos'r Do 1.-the Philadelphia
Ledger Of the 22d has sensible paragraph relation
the proposition TO establish Southern literature
Some Of the Southern journals think Southern po
hca views and southern sentiments be better pro-
NOTED by diecardDg Northern elementary works from
their school, and cole and having purely Southern
literature. This might answer II the whole body OF Eng
sh literature to be discarded ong with the North
school books But whiie Locke, Sydney, Milton.
Burke, Stewart Hume, and the host OF immortal pens
which have made freedom household word-a home
sentiment with the Anglo saxon stll considered
necessary part Of the standard literature Of tho English
tongue we think any amonnt OF Southern primers
an
OF the establishment OF the slave trade which
ultra Southern papers favor SO iaboriousiy
UIAH.-The Newark Daily Advertiser OF toe 2lst IT,
| speaking Of Utah, rays
We opinion that Congress- should have intersored
long ago in this their territory, subject oi Jurisdiction
made such wholesome rules and regulations
pendent state, to which aspres, but which
totally unfit The national Legislature has neglected It's
sasy.vo NJ q republican mont, ne Car .sn re-
igion, common morality, and modern civilization.
TM South CAROLINA CHAMroS.-Tne Newark Adrersis.r,
speaking Of M simms lecture this city remarks We
surprised 70 hear scholar, Mr. Simms repre-
scented TO be, pronounce the diplomatic phrase
as II II writtcn-uu possidentis.
TROUBLE THE Ono DEMOCRATIC camP.-The Cincinnati
Ctmmereai OF the .oth article posponement
Democratic State Convention TO have met on the
sh Of January lets the cat out Of the bag. There
two factions In Ohio each seeking to head the other Oh
for tho confidence Of the White House, each wishing
representative In the Cabinet. Says
Marking the relation that these things bear TO Mr Blu
chansn, and u will be discovered that his course the
will inaibiy indicate that which may be expected
OF his entire Administration. There have been two cabi
net making caucuses held In Ohio. The nrst ct Co
lumbus, and In IL tho original Buchanan mem
represcnted-Senator Allen Mayor Faran, Col McCook
and others OF that texture composed IT, These
fro the beginning OF the agitation concerning the nomi
nation that 10 be made by the Cincinnati convention,
In favor Of James Buchanan OF Pennsyvania. And
that ho Ia Presdent elect they claim no arrest
Of he
sops. But their democratic records not good Somo
oi them have the odor OF r.esol their garments
The Caucus at Cleveland composed OF straIghtout
bard sheed constant and ultra Nebraska bill
mated the democratic candidate for toe Presi-
dency, were warmly IN favor OF Douglas and
| they held counsel with Douglas himself ! aud in
/ This unquesuonaby originated tho propo-
sion 10 postpone the sth of January Tho
OBJECT sought by thore who for . postpone ment
clearly i TO orco Mr. Buchanan 10 recognize the Douglas
rather than hs 'orgna friends Ia the invita-
he may extend gentlemen OF the West enter into
public life and partnke Of the hcnors aud aners Thereof
They desire 70 the policy OF the admnistr aton
unveiled that B TO SEQ which IL n be the genuine de-
mccracy the hards the so In the empire Sa.e OF
| West Doubtless Douglas hopes 10 bring a pres.
sure 70 bear upon Mr.. Buchanan by the postpone.
ment OF this convention. That tho author OF the
Nebrsska bill does not reposo full confidence
In the President elect Ia plainly shown In the initiation
| from disuust In the coming administration When shall
we hear from the original Buchanan mon They
abound In this quarter yet Sill silent Men who
fought the fight in the North that made old Buck Pres
elect viii you him thus by horns and
bis countcnance turned away from your Awake arise
| or be forever, sc, &c.