The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02
he DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND THEIR CANDIDATES
BUCHANAN AHEAD IN THE NORTH.
LITTLE BRERzR ron PIERCE IN rue son rH.
THE AMERICAN PARTY.
i've Oak George Law, Mr.. Fillmore, Mr.. Bolts,
and Others.
'ome Complimentary Notices, and Some
Vice Versa.
smcs Of the Delegates to tho Democratic and
Know Nething National Conventions.
TO-, &C., DO.

&0oS Of tho DeIegatos to tho Democratic and
Know Aething National Conventions.
10, &C., 10.
R. BUCHANAN AND MR.. sICKLEs-MR. Dali
LAS-MR PIERCE-GEN. JEFF DAVIS AND
THE NEW ORDEANS DELTA.
From the Philads'ph.. Psnnsylysnisn. Des.l
!. only BY the support of Mr.. euoh.n.a's friends,
animation, that the vote Of PennsyivAois cap BE-
CURED for any other person As q Specimen Of the
Representations which have OF late arzed 1e
lew Orleans Delta, we quote the following extract from
cent Article:-
ghe South the West or the middle section viii claim the
ointment has been seen hat Psaas ,vsais sss slrssay
ne e. ss s ssS M @ hes
county Of ne old Ksysons has aoas ,swss We have
s.sss, 4
T h 70 h.: pssa bis part on, vssy but hs
saa i T. bs ds s s 's
ire. Mr. sckles. his late Secretary of Lsgs,,oa, has
tss'! 90
$s 81 not oaa s
before the democratic Convention for the nomnaon.
5?
pew % :s sson we t to s
sns Of high regard and admiration Tor Mr. Dallas.
The Delsa must place very low estmse the In
~
1T such missta ements will accepted by tasn ss
gNS. Fortunately although the Della has large cir.
The people Of that ana the neg aoorng Sta as nave
my other sources Of Information, equally Iespecta-
and much more reliable 1t is scarcely necessary to
Int the many misstatements contained In aoove
tract; yet In order that may pace the facts
ore upon the record we will undertake the task The
serion that Pennsylvania has no ntasted Me-. Dallas
ndered sufficiently ridiculous by the fact vhich is
Etthat the State Convention which meets on the Attn
March next, will be unsn nously Ia favor Of Mr.
chanan. The stasement of the Delta Is perhaps de-
ed from the fact that bar room nesting composed
Know NothDgs and difcontsd politicians, held Ia
Oft the way street in the city OF Pnadephia passed
about much authority to speak for the people II
ylvania, If it had been held in davana south
re1ica, and about % truly represented theft ssad
eshing themselves in favor OF Mr.. Garrison would
present the sentiments the preferences of the de-
When the Delta ds,ares that Mr. sicklss has said az
BY authority that Mr.. Buchsa would 'retire," it
erts what Is not true The statement itself would not
Of much Importance had 1t not been made tae basis of
aAr assertions, whereby great I'M Justice has done
Mr.. sickes. That ger teman did not assume to speak
Mr. Buchanan either BY authority or IN any other
ny. When his well meant ana sincere efforts 70 re-
ito the democratic party In New York were in certain
arters, interpreted as the Indications of isent b.
anan movement Mr.. Sickles simply replied by statiog
M Mr.. Buchanan did not then contemplate any contin-
icy in which he wouli become a candidate FnAt this
Mr.. Buchsnan's opinion IL xno xn not alone TO Mr..
kies, but 70 all his friends VINO have Communicated
h him the subject Bat this does aot by any means
Iply that such contingency might not arise does
INVOLVE the absurdfty of his retiring from didacy
\ jch he neither sought assumed.
1 he other mis- statements though equally decided
n Of minor importance. 1t may rue thai in Penn
vans Mr.. Buchanan stands in nosodys way but it il
because nobody else has any way. In fact the feel
Pennsyiyania ia favor OF Nc Bnchana An Il rresist
! m the fact that it depends upon management
gaining, no intrigue ana has been evoked by no sys
cato and persistent attempt to msnufacture public
timent and opirion. We have desire to the
btu ofignorance. II would, dou d. be ssered
be ranked amcng those who do not know ths truth.
es facts in relation to Mr. Buchauans streng Penn
vana are doubtless well kno sn Tn the editors OF
Delta they to u.s. The tn,Giye with which they
/, concealed or falsaed is doubtless deceive the
ak and un available candiists-one repudated by his
In party, in his own State, and thar tho only
the three great Northern States whose vote
N be relied upon for the nominee OF the De-
cratic Convention. OF Mr.. Dallss's positive weak
Ew, tho Delta must be "a we'll assured rs of NJ. Blu
mans strength ana we vii not SO fs. attack Its ss-
q. Even IN the absence Of Mr.. Buchanan, there is
that Pennsylvania would cast her vote for Me-
las, and the OF the Delta Is t, deprive
Of any chance of obtaining 1t in IN contingency.
! Q gentlemen who control and conduct the Delta are
y astute politicians Mr. Pc KIDS, Mr.. Sigur aud Mr..
|y s1srs q their effects. They wish to Ill of Nc
chanAn and Mr.. Pierce while If thew succesd in this
ough the course they have adopted they kuo1 that
" must testroy Mr. Dallas juss as eifectualy. what
n can the motiveS What is the real object Of
| vementss These are questions which cannot be def
as well able to draw It as ourselves. II is not our
rpose to attack any democratic candidate for the
sidency or any dsmocraa, leader who may be-
| ne . cal didate. We do not wish to be force' to
words after the nomination Is made
xever agreeable the process might be to the Delta.
lat we have said Of General Pierce appliss with eqda
ne candidate and has just claim to nave nis pre-
sons fully and fairly consaeret oy the party aud the
vention. But neither has n right lAi the other
N behind masked battery. When such course Is
sued consider It. duty t. tear way the mask
expose the whole system of operations the gaze Of
democratic public. 1t is but right that every cam
ate should know whittier be look for support,
whom he can rely as his friends. and whom he may
,e to encounter as competitors. II the Or vate and
sopa snG pol cal friends of Ne Davis az. with nut
authority in the warfare they wsging upon
admin fstradon through the columns Of the New Or.
y are inseparab!y connected, should apprtsed Of
fact. In any other evept the position of Mr. Davis
member Of an admnissra ion daily assaulted BY his
Inds, Is certainly very uneaviable.
(From the Chicago Press.
PRESIDENT PIERCE AT THE SOUTH.
must be admitted that President Pierce has fairly
lie the failure OF Congress- to organize has eveated
friends of other parties ON maxing capital for
M the President by sending in his message In viola
Of al precedent, stands before the South as the
bidder for Its vote Mr. Douglas is still stoppiug At
veland, and IL moving At a for The nomination, is
ns non the 'iy" Mr. Cass ha. not yet 70 and an
ortunty TO make his speech slavery and the Ter
,ries, although the telegraph Announced some ne
that It was ready ana would be given forth With to
public. Inc u1endB OF Mr.. Marcy ana OF MT.
hsnsn are mpelled BY stress of CT ecu instances to
ie pardue and 80 the President has the field pretty
ch to himself His general course the sIavecy
stion his adoption Of Cahouns dogma respeciog the
ension Of that inst uuon, and his general
ais recent message Of the South and fierce denuncta
a Of the North seem, In the absence OF opportunity
other Northern candidates to foil his example, to
70 bad its effec upon the Sou ihetn miad, sodog
atty TO Mr. Pierce's PROJECTS in the Cinciana1 Coa-
ltion. The Alabama Democratic STATE Cooven ion
ich assembled at Mon gomery CD the 9th Instant,
lBim0usiy adopted reaon fonB endor log the policy
President Pierce, and recommending him to the Gin
usH Convention at candidate TO reelection to the
,sidentia chair. The null Hers Of Souta CsrolinA
In ecstacies The Charleston Mrcvy, the fsrcsst o.
the FIRE eaers recognizes in tie message voice fro
tomb OF the great Calhoun, and its heart Is cheerd
the hope Of the ultimate recogni ION Of the soost
onal right 70 extend slavery wherever the flag Of the
ion Is the symbo Of sovereignty OF Mr. Pierce
he AUcny's candidate for the Pre- idency. Douglass
Csss, Marcy and Buchanan are all soNtionists c ,m
Cd with Mr.. Pierce.
ON Gen. Stringfeliow's Squatter Sovereign Ksnsasl
GENERAL DAVID X. AToHIsON.
We have been requested by Genera Atchison 10 take
f~urn 1aafh - 4.