The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

AZ hs failures to obtain possession Of chA he was
B and down by Marcy the affair of the Slack Warrior
he been hampered sorely Ia ali his movements he
could do moth Sith Marcy IN the Cabinet, nor was
Pierce the man hey ulu' have either strong man A.
he ht All Of ansirs--one Sho would himself, or u
weak enough e his Cabinet to carry cut the
strong measures 70 the policy demanded by the
sonio In nhe, they must tsther have fast MAJ or
who would submit 70 oe controlled by last Cabinet
ei the reader refer beck g this period aud then trace
Gown The subsequent movements OF McSsrs Slide Wise
and sandry ether southern polcaDs. with Forney and
aisw more Norhru saves equally true to their
tiers, and be siil tnd at they were working like
bearers sgaust Pierce and for Buchanan. These cham
pocs OF southern rights had suddenly found in Bu
chsoaa the Or purposes. rhe next thing
70 be done wa 70 rfocure q declaration OF his
principles 10 some manner, sufficiently stronx tO
marA him The nan IN the eyes OF the South Mr. Ba
q anals former cons, satism and supposed dignity OF
character would far y disguise the real character OF
certain Necessary proceedings IN the eyes Of the more
ruld North, convention OF some kind was conceived
10 be Necessary and Il i would be convened under the
auspices OF the deTs eminent, so much more impor
would atach-so much better would be the oppor
iuntsy OF maxine stroug np,ession Here, tnen was
the oment WHEN the sieud Convention was conceived
rot in the m'pf q NJ 1eFce, or any member OF the
Cabinet but in me I'm % Messrs. Wise, SldeI aud
Forney, who, with tne sii 4 Jed Davis seduced Pierce
MO bei ib.i woaio BE- good policy, while Europe
thus distracted WitH VA 70 advise an assembling OF
American hnsrfs roms here on the continent where
they might meet apo'her for exchange Of cour.
iesies and a. the M consider aud II necessary,
discuss the poics United States 10 maintain
towards the oeii er~pt pusers 1t has before be IN
nooted question whethe hs Convention was Legitimate
40 be called, tor hopgn Nr Pierce constrained to
recommend 'he assembling OF Con veniion OF American
Ministers somewhere lhs continent. he never FOR
moment anticipated the sgant nature OF rs pro-
ceeGlpgs @ith regard to Coo, H recommending il was
tie resut OF outline preaure but having given the a
TAR mis- SANCTION - M elf at the mercy OF Mons
Soule and bis southern coaou,r who grasped a. the
opportunity Il making 4. appear as ridiculous as POS
able IN the eyes OF tbs country fnoy sought y damage
Pierce by the very notus use TO elevate Buchanan.
Roth hr. Marcy AID Mr. Cushing flresiw the character
N the policy that would prom llgatd BY such Con
u. ~
band would be the Ter spirits OF the occasion, and
endeavored 10 dssua1e Mr. PIERCE from fSvorng such
proces ding But Il OF avail he was last n the
embrace OF bis southern frienis, wno ha his nea as
We, a biz heart No.r e, rs for a moment leave Mr..
Pierce despacLrg baey asnn 10 ger together the Con-
veaion and tnrn q Ar 3aot fn9h
AT once 1t was found Soue's project OF getting Cuba
had failed (the comfort necessary 10 tue ezpedi
ton bad all been expended foolt-ny), and the blame
lad at Mr. PieIces d2o NJ Buchanan was set upon by
this southern baptitt. 'oicy was propounded and
programme OF oStrinr-s duly placed before hm, WIN
the condition ba u b. accepted them means were to be
used to ensure bin 10 domination Of tue Democratic
Varty. The ban indeed Tempting, and through i
The day dream q ris amn.iop night be grained he
therefore found te rorp IN accepting tue oyertrres IN
I'll ne came TO thai q sQs Cuca oy iorce oil arms pro
vded she declined 10 al here he stuck lie ha long
advocated the hse * gnba. cut could not see mig
way so clear ~hea vas proposed 10 steal IT, &c ~
hrst not only tesitso 1ut demonstrate against TINS
doctrine Of stealing tas territory OF weak nsghoor bet
atlergth yelled ana VAS Tresuadeo - accept on me
ground tbs. soI could the undvided vote Of
South Is Il Lot the stronger evidence OF weakness
Of moral iphrmtty, nst maa accepts wrong cons ~
friends London ne tai demonstrated az lost
the polcJ OF nodrg convention OF American Ministers
greatest reluctance b Eepi 20 Even when Duo ey
Mann made hi sDI-ararce 10 London, Nc. Bach.
anan expressed nis celos on the subject and
his reluctance 60 laa the Convention. ne
vent notwiths tandng and after lays Of de
deberatiop, be suffered ~ name 10 be psced at the
head OF man e-to nearing on its face "a policy that
would have ossraeco The Wet India Buccaneers N the
daj 9 OF Cromwell whsi the Llost important cues
ton discussed in that Coaveutons TIE future prospects
az Ill he z
theft was demanded ~ ate south, and uniess Nj Bu
chanap became the Ntug p-rumept u ths doctrine nc
was &c be otuAcped Monsieur s,ne vas the maste-
spirit and helt bef re n m TIE gloomy alternarve Me-
Buchanan acc p,ed he toeors policy and Sas set down
the man most acceptable g the sotth. teN DO was
At 1rst Ashamed ~ seeing Tvs name hrst among the
signers OF that notorous nsrument not doubt exists
for when he iouLc Il ths OBJECT Of SO no Cd ricue. as
veil N the Un'tec Sa,es Europe he declared 10 ms
trends hat II wa M ~ % rec xM tns' ms name
headed The Egnsrs Iee tk'end Convention tnen, was
nothing thar mius1iug convention. mere pre-
Ilde 70 the CpcinnHN avenuon II is true the North
bad voice u except shat Der uues slaves 70 tae
south In sn rurvct MA ner Tie Character OF the
policy promulesiec ~ nc manifesto took Tic govern
meLt al WAsbi4gioL - mucn BY surprise a. y I'D
Cbrseneon % rtnefsi Bsi Nr Pierce saw hs m,,tske
when Il vas too la, -, yaw mis- Mnister 70 lyndon
placing him In a ritcaous position, while carrying
OF the o. y laurel that c7es san the Undivided favor Of
Has any ore ever giycB Il tborghi Why Daley
Mann on hs fro the c,rvennon, ceased hrs con
motion srdd, MY siip the state Depart ncni Has
aIy one rtasctec ~ ~ saors silence ne policy or
the 0stend Conveptoug Mr Nsson a. i well Snown a.
the South opposed sisn oisy tie doctrine 81 stealing
Cuba and ggnef tne maui to 10 the sp.ft @! hen
pecked husband Hss any ever given u ytt
shy George Ssaeers tafcd TOR New York. n Cnea acf
New Orleans ~ ASSURE The multitude Mr. Bu
chansn the COL msn ior tue scutn IL. these
things be put iogcth lht compared With tie TACT d
MeRrs Siden wi Fsney ari Their southern coai
having for nary yearz fxericd ibef ec.r
ees IN South nos % Mr.. fachanan naue, 70
act the prees the right track. ard 70 eespeak ad
vance Q favorable opiuisu OF The platform let tht
doubtful tbs Ctcnnsr ard crrterapa,e tue con
duct OF Monsieur Suue his cosfi liofs there was
surprising 70 soms 20 zee With wnAi 90 eaaanins,y ~
Buchanan sunk hirssn 10 his IDENTITY with TIC platform
presented 10 hin by the committee 81 solnted 70 wal
Upon him at nh~stand The truth u tae matter WAS
erely rctrruiug tie horse I've haf eaten mess o.
oats. The OsI nd Con venuon. then, ye p0thEg more
than q twin brother the 1einuat Cow lci
the friends o. Mr. Brchansn cal or r-oois on rs Teni
n they chooee.
Inc assembling At ostend, the rotor's-l cruiuct Of
some Of the members the alarm occasoued o. 4 n Flu
rope, ns adjournment T. Az IA Chapels is discussions
and psbshsd documents have all been written. and need
20 fir,her comment from me- A LOCKER US.