The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

RxE DuuAL-rhe Petersburg (va) Dsmocyst daiss
that ever said that had "sot 70 hating everything
with the prefix free RON free States ffee aiegss"
and desires the HERALD 70 insert the contradiction vsry
we'll consider Il done. But how about free speech2
BUCHANAN EIxc1oR FOR FRMoNT.-Henry G.
Webb the Buchanan candidate for Presidential elecor
In the Third Congressional district Of Wisconsin, has ccne
out Tor Fremont. He publishes long and conclusive
letter, giving the tes ons for the step. He asks
Does any believe that James Buchanan uner-
stands the constitution better 1865 than he did in y4S,
when Cabinet officer constitutional adviser Of the
President 2-better than he did during long sere Of
years member Of each branch Of Congress ?-bstec
than its trainers and early expounders James Buha-
nan ambitious, and his Views a. expressed eight yars
ago, stand in the way Of Its qualification. Achange ~
necessary, that the ambition Of his whole life might be-
rstaed." And concludes bis letter a. follows
Understanding, As do, that Col John c. Fremont 8
hrm and reliable democrat democracy was
exounded by the party In its Gays Of purity and hdey
and knowing that he Is both right and democratic pox
policy Of the Ostend circular and the squatsr sovereign
", or proslavery doEmas Of the Cincinnati paforn,-
sess for Fremont'and fredom HENRY g. WEBB
TRnAsos DEFINED BY JUDGE THOMPSON, OF VIRGINIA.
Judge Thompson, ofthe Brooke Circuit Court recnt
charge the Grand Jury has undertaken define ira
son against the State and against the Union His opipou
10 published in the Wheeling lnteigcncr Of the lab Of
September which has just to hand. II il aimed 6
the free settlers Of Kansas but think Gov. Wise nd
his confederates would do well to consider the fooAnE
extracts on their own account
conspiracy 10 subveYt by force the government oihe
United States, violently 70 dsmember the Union,
repeal Of general law, or to Tevolutonze TerrtFal
and assembling military body in military posture 10
overt act Of evyng and not only those who hive
arms, but those who perform the various and essential
parts which must be assigned to different persons for he
purpose prosecuting the guilty or the crime.
UNITED States vs.. Burr ct al. Cranch, 400
This s precisely what the Mssourians have been dong
in Kansas and what Gov. Wise u attempting lido
10 Virginia.
Speaking Of allegiance to State, he says
It covers al bis political obligations save those winch
he owes to the government OF the United States. his
latter special allegiance. sacred and should be NJ
violable within the sphere Of its obligations.
This sacred and nvolable allegiance to the United StaeE
the Southern ultra Buchanan openly throw.
ing of. But further -
Any internal action external movement which
up separate State within the State usurpation. II
10 dsmemberment. 1t Ii revolutionary It ID treason un
der any definition Of treGOn which has been given, o.
which exists In any civilized country. No sensible
who does not concede the right to punish IT, The ida
the State implies order. govern ment, obedience.
treason then, to attempt to set State within stae
What will the Richmond Enquirer and New Orans
Delta reply TO u isf Where u JEFF. Davisi
Next have some curious physiological facts alo,t
the breeding Of slaves. Who the offenders WHOM
does be meanY-
Al sanitary regulation, the fact well established tat
mutton Of physical power. 1t Is further alleged by obsr
want and pectabe o. science that the bred
stock that mixei race from this and other causes a
trinsc TO the mixed blood. canuot be perpeuated. Thr
lechery and constitutional organization produces pulro-
nary dathess which extingushes this mixed breed.
Throughout the charge there 10 an attempt 10 shw
that unfit for self government and that reformrs
are fools. 10 prove this, long extract given rom be
Tempest" in the caustc irony OF GonEao, whih,
doubt impressed the Grand Jury ~ good "Crowner'
law. In putting Virginia. II the close, he says
On her soil the Reuoiov commenced, her soil Il ~s
guent there was no battle field Of drawer deeds; thee
no nobler spirit OF generosity, and the soil which sic
gave for the sests Of enlightened freedom 10 mad
the mounded defence Of those cast their poisoned ~
rows 1t her perpetuty and her fame.
We deny the assertion The Revolution was commenced
in the North by the resistance TO the Tea and Stamp
acts. The first blood shed Lexington. The tories
maintained their adherence 10 the Crown longer In the
Southern than any other States and soldiers
raised in the North than the South, by many thousands
We do NOT say tbs reproachfuly. Far from it, But Il b
evident that the Judge got little out OF his district On
this occasion and . little of the bench.
JOHN VAN BuRKS.-Ths gentleman has been talking al
Honesdale, Wayne county. Penn. No reports OF his
cent speeches reach u.s. Perhaps they would not read
straight Freesoilism the Wayne with the Prince jus,
now.
THE REFORMATION JUDGE MAGRATH TO CoSsRxe.-
The Charleston Standard Of October contains the ad
dress and resolutions Of the committee renominatlng the
Judge to Congress. appears that in 1882 he enrolled
himself state volunteer and nuHer; in 1886 he
bered be sti had q country, and that worth
defending He joined the Volunteers who went 70 the
Florida war; commanded the Irish Volunteers and served
in three months campaign. In 1s4s he supported Gen.
scheme Of separate secession He recently received ne
appointment OF United States District Judge, from The
President His popularity appears 70 be undated, and
he viii probably be returned to Congress.
PRAnx fRoN AN ESExy.-The New Orleans Dtka, OF DC.
toocr 8, thus speaks Of Mr.. Banks speech in Wall
street,
We have read this Wall street effort OF Mr.. Banks with
the greatest attention. and In some portions with absolute
admiration for the dexteriy and power exhibited By the
speaker. 10 incomparably the ablest performance In
i way since the commencement Of the black republican
movement filed with startling statistics, which, II not
true plausible at least and gitterng with thousand
points OF sarcasm and humor. Amer porusing column
consrs,ua,re Ourselves ana the South on the fact thai
Mr. Brooks, when puenaco asv inclined selected Sumner
for personal chastisement instead Of Banks for u sum
be raise by single whipping into the rank OF
hero Banks would have pulled himself upby the thong
Of cowhidc into the elevation Of god. undesirable
superior - n. vulgar With him
in the black republican cause.
INV YORK PorIn9 VIEWED THE Nsw osrxAys
Dnra-This paper Of the 3D. Inst, with some VII and
considerable truth, says"1n plain words, the politics
Of New York, while retaining their original ecoenrciy,
have csed to be any longer intricate mysterious and
very acute eye not requisite 10 perceive that In the
ranks Of Tremont and Freedom the bulk Of the people
can be found.
BrooDSss HnRo--The Washington Union, OF OFT.
calls Col. Fremont "boodlees hero Would he like,
him bt ttxr he bloody herog What next viii the
Jasen say.
No MorK Lrox.-A correspondent Of the Republican
Bsrr Of Nashville, OF Oct g. oonscmpatss the future
bad luck Of the Southern politicians now defeated,
1--WE then have more fortunate wsrs-no moro
judicous purchases Of terrtory-no aDnexng Of In
dependent States upon the Southern border.n
TwnuSe FAcTs-The Louisville Journal Of Oct Z,
taunis Gov wchne and his friends with the folio ving
statements-
The Knoxville RoSste, one Of the most influential Blu
chapan organs In Tennessee boldly proclaims that Il
uoud rather Fremont elected Fillmore