The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-07

such amendments 70 tho exissing laws a. rea seem 70
inquire into the expedency Of providing BY law for The
gradual abolition Of slavery within the District 10 such
manner that the interest Of no individual shall DC injured
thereby.
When he above abolition preamble and resolutions
were read, Mr.. Weems of Maryland, moved the
question Of consideration, on which question Mr..
Miner demanded the yeas and nays, and they were
ordered by the House, So the question being on the
the consideration, it was decided in the afirma-
tive-yeas l04, nays 20. Among the yeas
you viii find the names of all the democrats in
The Pennsyiyanis delegstion-JMa Jane Bucnansn
Coulter, MKean, Sutherland, and others. The vote
was in the main, sectional one-the measure being
regarded as a radical abolition aggression upon the
6nd Mr.. Buchanan, who now talks about the peoples
party outlawing, fifteen sovereign States" voting
for considering the expedency Of aboshing slavery
in the District OF Columbia. When and where does
the peoples platform, their candidate, John G.
Fremont, propose az much +? Will the home organ
of Mr.. B. tell this youthful indiscretion ~
To show you how the bachelor of Wheatland, with
the aid of the Junta does up things to suit change
of times, circumstances and ATTITUDES, / copy his
Geographic despatch to the Syracuse Convention
it appears in the home organ to-day, amended to
suit the atmosphere Of Lancaster county. The copy
published in the New York papers was intended for
be South-this is for " bone consumption 80
Mr. Buchanan has received the resolution Of the Con-
soldated Convention OF the New York democracy Their
this eventful cTis The grapdest
10 history. The constitution will weather the
Of aBatcism and the Union must and shall be pre-
served. The whole country will hail this reunion as
rainbow in the cloud promising return Of the peace and
harmony which svaied IL the good old time among the
sister states. JAMES BUCHANAN.
Compare this with the copy published in all the
other papers, and you can draw your own conclu-
sions as 10 the way we manage things at Wheatand,
with the ready assistance OF Forney, Sanders IL
Co. All who have 1.-The ins le track" around Wheat
land seem confident that Stocktons movements in
Nn.. ylz.e Gt1sa Druh H.
yond all peradsentme. The home organ says 50,
and the chairman OF the Democratic County Com
mittee speaks OF it las one having authority"
fou may depend upon II, Com. Stockton has not
TUNED 30 many somersets Of late for his amuse
ment merely. He may DOUBTLESS pay visit to
Wheatand shortly.
The Junta has hit upon another plan to "save the
county" for Buchanan: The only German paper
here Ut is the DutchiBible for Lancaster county,
being Fremonter, they are getting up a new Ger
man democratic organ, under the auspices OF Henry
Guenther, which will be out in time TO consume all
the funds they can spare, without doing much exc
cution for Buck and Breck. The Germans OF this
county decidedly prefer Rocky Mountain venson to
Cincinnati pork to make their political dinners
upon. Talking Of funds reminds me of
a significant incident which came under my notice
few days since. A democratic editor from the in
terror, being dead broke" called upon Mr.. Bucha-
nan for assistance. Mr. L. gave him his sympathy,
but assured him that he had contributed all the
money be could spare for this campaign in the gene
raj fund, and referred him 10 Forney the disburs-
ing agent. Forney could not be reached and the
penny less editor went from one prominent Buchanan
man to another; but strange ID say, they all had
notes TO pay on that day, and he was finally "sent
on his way rejoicing by the generous assistance OF
a few OF our printers, who heard of his distress
II is said Mr.. buchanan will go to Bedford Sorings
in few days. He eats, drinks and sleeps usual,
and drops in at Michaes occasionally. On Sunday
week he attended service at the Catholic church.
The Sabbath before he was at the Methodist and
next day dined with Capt. Sanderson, Of the home
organ, the Methodist pastor being one of the invi
ted guests. Mr.. Buchanan had not been in the
Methodist church before since short time before
the Baltimore Convention OF 1852 Such are the
signs Of the times" around Wheatland.