The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13


-rhe css ouncl or the American party Of New
Jersey held sessAu Ia Newark on tho 10th inst and
ater declaring hei determination 70 maintain thsir
ganizaton resolved 70 aks arrangements discard
cresy from the Order better late than never.
Next GOVERNOR vRaysA.--k is understood that the
Virginia electors IN adcisien 10 recommending Governor
Floyd to old Buck for Cabinet appointment settled down
upon Charles James Faulkner tac next democratic
candidate Tor Governor
BOOK on srAvsaY-Hon. Howell Cobb has .ssued q
book from the Georgia press for private circussn,
tailed "scriptural Examination Of ths Institution OF
Slavery" intended TO prove that the deve pement OF
slavery In the United States calculated civil
and religious liberty to the Africa. is freely
distributed among public mon, with the authors cpm.
pAments.
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR In PEsNsYIvAsIA.-Then narres
Of General VIM + Packer and Colonel s. w. BLACK are
urged by democratic papers in the interior candidates
Tor the Gavernorshp. The claims Of Hon. Andrew stew
sr, VIM. d. Kelley, Judge wilmot John Covode, Joan
O. KuncS el and Henry D. Moore are oeing brought out
by the opposition journals General Dick OF Msadvie
has written letter declining the soEn alton The Hsr-
rtsburg Sentinel remarks-without = union neither tho
Americans nor tho republicans hops carry Penn
syivana and unless the Of the republicans
loose from their leaders and act FOR themselves
no prospect Of union Of the two parties being effected
BuoaArAs Hrs TIE VIRGINIA EIEcIoss We extract
the following paragraph from the Washington correspon
dence Of the Ph,ladephia Evening ycurnct.-
One Of the electors from pennsy yans who was pro
sent at the dnser given by Mr. Buchanan 10 the ELECTORS
OF Your State on Thursday last tcA ths 1t one
OF the mort interesting aud greeabe OF bis a
Every member ofthe Coll ge present bur Messrs r.
business engagements. Alter the cloth had removed
mr. Bnch IN spoke IN strain OF onchisg clog for
about twenty FIVE minutes, In which he msntaned the
same Tone "a that which pervaces bis address to the
students OF Barphs College. He dwei. witn much feel
ing upon the fact that the esc,ors refused to recon-
mend 10 ts coDsl1eYa persons for appoint To
Office.
COLONEL BxsTca IN 1HE szsArs AGAIN Tho news from
Missouri is tina! coAton Ia formed between the Beato
uaD end knoS Nothing members Of the Lesi.laurs by
which G orel Benton and La,her NJ. Kenne,t will be
elected United Senator's from That state here bong two
Senator's TO elect This will be u crusher on the ultra
border rrit an iscion. There be question: says
the Cincinnati Commercial but that Mr. Baohsasn's IN
hrenoe Is used IN Missouri 10 have nton the
senate Tie administration papers OF tho ststs whose
support 10 great exeAi depends upou cfcih patron
sge, long so batter Oh Benton, silent Il Is
nt mely probabetis almost ineviable-thst the Sena
tor for six usrums7~,li be sent back Old scat
CAUsx or DisUmos BkTwEEs NORTH AND rHr
SouTi-The Scahsr Argus, OF Norfolk November 26
asks why tho people 0i this God favored nation
hostile 20 each otherg' X replies. that II arises sirom
ignorance Of another 1t blAmes both Northern
southern journals for their Interpretations and the
exirt mites of both sections OF ,he Union for their mad
folly Iailudes to the ''bouuul oeripgs OF Northern
hlanihropy IN the OF pestlence hopes that
the people will bocon sick Of and donna
gcsues.
Tax Usios sAysD.-TAe Star Of Empire, Jackson, No.,
Of the 22c, prcnoancss tho Uusn rss, Mr. Bu
cbansn rs elected and slavery v TO sxss Ia Kansas. Ii
Says
A. far a. Kansas u concerned everything Is favorable
70 the 'D duciioD 81 slavery there it a Se
20 have the ass rance ths, Co will ad n Ia as
such AsSoa has ercsy ddrdn,age could ask and IL
doS not e5s7r is,g s.Da-uy % make Kansas siIre
Sote, y des 10 ise by is t,ooaing free all the adsas
Soathac;.
NoRn TIMER VIZ CABINET The Auguaa Georgian
oNov &C. proposes John +. Ward, Presden. Of thc Cn
cinrat Convention for the oiioe Of Attorney General
and Hesche Johnston for that OF e.ary OF state
II addr somewhat ptively soar purpose ih writing
s In 10 sort to sr,ci Mr. Buchanan choice"
No Srxxr FOE SouIH The Mobile Rsgs,er OF Nov
81 mot fully SATISFIED with the rcfun Of Prcsiden
tal election Tho Internal Council" Of Northern fana
tcs and aboi,onists Is n alive and kicking However
says the Register -
II Ia OF the last spseouence that the South should
keep steady ana sieepsss eye upon the course OF
tnsfe agitation ispatrs fhcre be safety her
Institutions without yeilant and attentive walcbfnlness
OF their movements: for the immense number o,
cast In the late election for Fremont the
people of the stpg,n aud mpudcpce of their enemies
and tnt necessity OF CONSTANT wakeful and vigorous
opposition.
ACCORDINGLY K CoSpucr HIssnF.-The Syracuse
Daily Standard OF Nov 2s refers to Mr.. Buchanan In
the following paragraph, which doub FUZZY represents
The views Of large majority Of the people OF this sic
he win set hts acc against the stcetnk or Cuba and
othcr schemes Of the slavery extensonsss II hs Will
copdnct the Govcrnmsn, upon tho principles OF JUSTICE
and right sousncss Should tBis be his policy hs will
meet with opposition from those -ho supported Fro
llGut " Oui fri.nS mn
the enemies OF a tho shoud oppose bis administrator.
ConTsxros Nxxr NissorH LEGISLATURE The
RIaiican, OF s. Louis, (rays tie Ttlignoey Of tho
10Th pabhed at the place,) file leader Of the
glcmers,e Buchanan party Of Missouri, bas assumed
lime and again. with much posi,iveness. tina, the 40
called natloDa democracy" have a clear majority
nil o,hers, IN tho ssouri Legislature.
TIE Jefferson CITY Inquirer saies quite positively
that the opposition or anti Buchanan party will have a
majority Of not less than ten. The faqutrr ssys:-
In a conversation, recently, with a strong anti
Benton man n ip the state. trd who knows per-
In every county n the state. and who we venture
TO ASSERT IA person,y acquainted with half the
pers elect stated that according TO his classification ,he
antics scked ten OF having majority joint ballot
And according our classification antics acg iour
Nothnss " ou please, have majority, uoed on joint
ballot and there are whss Who will not, under any
cirtumfances act with the Anlcs this We know 10 be
the case.
The ~. Louis Rruslican OF the 73d nominases for
United States Senators Hon Horny S. Geycr, IRON S.
Louis, the present senator aud Gen. John 3. Clark, Of
Howard" both eisngushcd, both entitled 70 the chap
9, Of fame, both have resided 10 Missouri more toan
thirty years. both know tho wants OF the people Of this
state well any staesmen in IT, and both ranked
among thoso at the head Of their profession"
SLAVE cAsz-ve learn from TIE Ohio sta,esman of the
30 that Mr. Lake, NJ c. OF Mississippi, has recovered
three Of his slaves Franklin, Ohio. Not single white
Of negroes followed him about at the railway stations,
but tho slaves treated their "laboys or lovo with
tempt"