The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-13

ney beats the bush and Swain catches tho birds.
BUCHANAN Souri, NoKrH.-The Natchez Dsl,
Courier, Of Oct. 1, has the following paragraph -
The double vsaged candidate finds the game he play
ing Of trying to please both North and South very d
cult and embarr assng one. AT the South Buchanan if
rumpeted BY i,neran orators and stump speakers .ne
South the bold champion OF the extension OF STA
very This the Southern phase OF the democratic can
didate At the North see the reverse OF this char
acter There his sentiments aptecedents and pledges
oil claimed for the cause Of negro Freedom
ANOTHER VIRGINIA ORATOR THE srUNP.-Ileutenant
Governor McComas, Of Virginia. addressed the Jacobin
democracy OF Cincinnati the 9th inst He
wild a. Governor Floyd crazy as Governor Wise
He said nothing about the price Of niggers and did
not threaten to dissolve the Union. He commended thai
the democratic party neither pro slavery anti
slavery, but that they mig differ that question, and
still be good democrats.
jim CRow-We find in the New Orleans Creole, Of the
3d. the following paragraph-Mr Hlse, Of the demo-
cratic electors for the State Of Kentucky proved
to have advocated, in 1852,
The proyriety Of calling Convention and stated that
his great socitude amend the constitution q 70
et the slaves free. That he believed in proportion to
the whites and that they would be pectabe if they
all free. He further stated that IL the negroes
ali be without distinction Of color and he wished to God
ii was the case.
These are the men who lead the democracy at the
South today.
POWER PULPIT ELooUKsCE.-A Lempster, New
Hampshire, few Sabbaths since, divine preached a
political DISCOURSE In which he alluded 10 the democrats
Of his congregation in such unpleasant terms induce
quite number to leave the house. The political address
finished the very devoted minister in fervent manner
thanked God that among other things granted unto him.
he possessed the power Of "casting out devils.u
A SMALL STRAw.-A Sackeus Harbor, Jefferson COUNT
New York, correspondent Of the Albany Journal says
special election was held in that village on the eth ns
to I'll vacancy in place Of the Fillmore Supervisor who,
decamped with the public school and highway money.
The vote stood
Daniel AcCulloch, Frsmont) Observation-Disclosures. 1ss
William Z. Tyler, (F1llmore) Observation-Disclosures los
Richard Hooper, (BuchaDan). Observation-Disclosures. "a
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES MEMBERS OF A BIBLE So
cETY.-The ladies Of the Presbyterian church, Green
pori, L. l. (Rev Mr. Whittaker's) manifested an un-
usually patriotic type Of benevolence lately, by eectng
John c. Fremont, James Buchanan, and Nard Fillmore
the three presidential candidates. honorary members Of
the Long Island Bible Society.
The Acrs THE ADMINISTRATION In KAssAs.-Tne Bu.
chanan papers proclaim that all u peace Kansas since
Gov. Geary went there. Let US see. We ind in the
Daily Asssouyt Democrat Of Oct T. the following state
ment from its special correspondent a Lawrence, In
Kansas, dated Sept. Is -
Titus and Jones, who headed some three or four hun
dred marched with their command TO Lecompton, but
their they stole all the free state mems horses they
could find, and murdered . man. Mr.. David Bafum for
rode few hours Rfter he shot, the murdered
but up TO this hour the murderer at large and
hands Of ro-savery partisan officers me next sCt
worthy OF record 10 the enrolment for three months into
Of of like characte, with himself The one hundred
and seventeen Tree state prisoners handed 70 his
II Ss = s
examination before Justice Cato and reaches
night that one hundred and one committed 70 stand
their trial at the April term OF Lecomptes Court for
der The sixteen from Topeka committed for larceny.
Let Pierce appoint as territorial officers decent demo-
Gratis rom even the most parts Of the
Try, and Governor Geary's task will be comparatively
easy In restoring peace. But unfortunately for Kansas
and the country decent do not answer Pierce Co e
purpose, and 20 they appointed Indeed II is
oubtful whether trucking, doughface Franklin Pierce
appoint decent man TO Office and nothing but the
lear Of losing Pennsylvania TO Buchanan ever Got M As
likely man or As honest man as John W. Geary.
NEW COMPROMISES PRoPosEp SouIa.-The Rich.
mond Enquirer, Of October 10, says-'Compromse alone
can settle our difficulties and the Union. Bul II
must be In truth compromise In which each party yieds
something, mot bargain all side" Well wAat
compromise do you want, and will you stick TO IN
A HEAVY LoAD-Hon. Isaac roucey Was recently Gen.
veyed rom the railroad depot in kddetown, Connecticut,
to the democratic meeting in that town, wagon drawn
by one hundred and fifteen yoke OF oxen.
How GEORGIA MAY vorE-The Richmond Exaniner, o.
October TO- says that Georgia. with ton votes may prevent
Fllmores name getting before the House by casting her
poll say for d. s. Dickinson.
WILL InE South DISSOLVE TIE UNoy.-The hemphie
(Tenn Eaels In referring TO the advice given by VIM a.
Polk, in his democratic speech at Murreesbor0 nc
South should not be deceived By the syren song nc
Union ironically says :,
That cry would faunt beautifully on their banners
Let them paint there In black characters aad bear H.
IN every democratic procession. Let head every 60
lumn and whenever gale blows and Mus towards ne
Clouds LET the wekin culver aud rock, and the solid
ground shake with the roar Of democratic shouts Let
the masses OF the people not be deceived by syren
song OF the Unon Let them DO taught that history
10 allie, that our greatness . bubble that ought te
fathers were rohipE IL, the csunionis,s come vita
mop dipped In the hesh froth and Of dnunion and
Lexington and Concord the names Of Washington jack
con and Clay and all the glorious memories and achieve
Ss Sea or q
publican States In one vast brotherhood and rcnd ths
apart broken begerent, disorganized and ruined. In
men ofone common language religion law and destiny
shall swords every field God avert from me
chapters chapter every Ie which would be traced
with pen OF on, dipped In the warm blood Of broth
syren song III the true music ID leads on tho grand
march Of American liberty Every State In this Union
sphere OF liberty, and tina, song 10 the music OF the
spheres-and may II sound forever.
PIERn's FORMER orTNos BucHASlS.-Jusi before
the Cincinnati Convention, the Washington Star Pcrce's
hand organ, published the following, In the wnhng-
ton Organ Of the 10Th. The hit at thu Pennsylvania.
politicians in the concluding paragraph worthy their
attention -
We DO agree with the lima and s,nn,l 10 the be-
lief that he the gre atcet identified With the
democratic party. He has been In public life almost
interruptsdly sncels7o Where the 10 gslative mea
sure Of domestic foreign policy originated by him
has become feature In pubic history He has beer
at the head Of ss,e Department and Minister
the Court OF ST. James Where is the treaty ,ated
or contaminated through his agency except the unIm
psrtant commercial treaty with Russia which 10 almost
rerbufim copy OF many similar treaties with other gov
crnments before and since made In many instances By
comparatively obocure Charges Afaires on the part Of
this government
The idea Of his peculiar popularity the South worse
than Q mistake. Ills dangerous msapprehension OF .
the truth. The south entcrtains devotion to men
whatever. In her estimation they stand fall together
according TO- their rccorts and whenever before them
for Office their records only considered.
Now, upon the question Of profession the record OF Mr.
buchanan s papsbly against the doctrines Of the
South ~ that Of any gentleman OF any party who has
been In public LIE. IT, In the consideration OF the
tsrin question he has ever made any but biehproscc