The daily union., 1856-11-01

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the New York Herald in view of the probable election OF
Mr. Buchanan the fact that the result will be popular
endorsement of the Kansas policy OF the present admins
traton 1t was the wound Inflicted his iuordinate
vanity by the refusal of President Pierce recognise the
absurd pretensions of James Gordon Bennett to official
favor which has rankled and fesered in his malignant and
reyeugefu heart for the last three years II CRAFTY
his revenge that the Herald been ded
icated almost without CESSATION the work OF malgning
and caumniating Franklin Pierce and his cabinet Il is
impossible conceive of phase of sauder and asehood
which has been and reiterated the
minsteng the absorbing feeling of revenge which has
ragged like a consuming fire in the breast of Bennett
Surely, then it is matter for surprise that he should
look forward the endorsement of the Pierce policy
by the election of Mr. Buchanan the heaviest blow that
could fall on himself He it who has daily insisted
and asserted that the Pierce administration
tria-he who led the opposition forces and all the
time proclaimed the great issue to be whether this admin
istration to be endorsed be repudated-he it
who pointed to the unanimous approval Of the Pierce
administration By the Cincinnati Convention conclusive
proof that the election of Mr. buchanan would be the
continuation prolongaon OF that weak corrupt, and
disgraeeful regime'-he il who dwe upon the fact
that Mr. Buchanan fully and unreservedy approved the
Cincinnati platform evidence that his cleo
ton would be popular verdict in favor of the Pierce
dynasty II the supporters of Mr. Buchanan had been dis
posed they no avoid the issue thus
by the Herald and its republican colaborers they
could have done Following the programme for the
laid down by the Herald every organ and speaker
echoed the issue perssny put forward by their great
leader The friends of Mr. Buchanan SO far from
avoiding this ISSUE that they gladly accepted it. and re
iced in he IF
that could not be misunderstood.
But the day of trial approaches and as the
of back-repubcan triumph grow and less the Her
aid makes and cowardly attempt to escape from
the very issue which has been the chief champion in ma
king up Bennett breads more the announcement that
Franklin Pierce has been endorsed than the
that John Fremont has been defeated This is the feel
ing which prompts him to attempt falsfy the is
which the contest il about TO turn Speaking OF
the probable election of Mr.. Buchanan the Herald OF
Thursday says "But it does follow that with his Mr
Buchanans election-f be should be eleced-the Kan
sas-rufan policy will stand approved by the people
And why docs not follow that by the election Of Mr. Bu-
chanan the Kansas policy of President Pierce will stand
approved What else have the northern people heard for
martyrs What other issue than that of the great princ-
pie OF popular governmen contained the Kansas bill
have the black republicans relied What other mean
than the shameless abuse OF President Pierce for
ing in the passage of that BILL and OF Mr. Buchanan for a
proving its passage have the organs and orators Of Ere
mont resord TOT And yet when the indications are thai
the people will probably elect Mr. Buchanan the Herald pre-
pares the way of Withholding from President Pierce the
lar Judgment in favor OF his administrative policy This
is what denominae the perfection of meanness and
cowArdce the part Of Bennett He sought his revenge
and allowed by the black republicans TO select this is
The friends Of the administration gladly accepted il
he made it the friends Of Mr. Buchanan as cbcerf,v
recognised the issue made up The battle has been
fought on that issue and when victory seems likely
to perch the standard Of the democracy the NAPOLEON
OF the blackrepubcan forces skalks from his own issue
and seeks TO find other ground on which to
for his defeat
But the Herald makes the matter no better for black re-
publicansm, and for the Pierce administration
by selecting another issue which TO repose for comfort
The prete1t s that although large majority Of the north
en people are opposed to the Kansas policy OF the admin
istraon yet they hecame frightened by the CRY OF dis
union disunon raised by the friends OF Mr. Buchanan
that they preferred to let Peroe Kansas policy slide rather
than the Union Listen to him With the masses OF The
Amercaa people notwithstanding these other issues tbea
iAS oil uisunlon nave suggested the paramount value
ihe Union and many amiable good northern men, reav
alarmed by the fierce buser OF southern 6reeaers have
consented 10 appea'c them for NE sake Of the Onion and
trust to chance upon the smaller questions Of Kansas
and our foreign policy 1t the apprehension that
dsunion would be the result Of the election Of Fremont
that induced the amabe good northern men to give up
the Kansas issue For BeuBeu has appro1im.ted
the truth except that he fails that the question or
dsunion involved In the Kansas issue the black re-
pubcans presented H. lie ISLANDERS tho South when he
charges that there less devotion the MON there than
in the North. lie ISLANDERS the eminent men Of the South
who raised their warning voices the dangers OF dis
union when he intmscs that this done merely TO fright
en- northern men. The Onion was imperled by the il
sue precented by the blhck-repubcan organization and
southern impeed by their desire avert the
danger TO appeal to their northern brethren and tell
them honestly and frankly that this sectional warfare on
the South coud not but endsnger the cou'r1"-ary II i
less slander northern say tn: they were
frightened by the dsuniou cry into surrender n the Kan
sas issue
The people of the Moth brave the people Of the
South They love the Jhon and no egp than the
people Of the South Like the people Of the South those
Of the North would sacrifice all hut their honor for pres
ervstion. They ha, the people of the South could
not with honor submit to the proposed subugaon
sarily involved in the sectional war made upon them
They saw that sectionaism organized "A IL was AT tho