The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-22

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Of the 10Th, says
There win Of course boz member Of The Cabinet from
N asss ~ s.ss fesssy s;s C.: ssssr
styenuoy pushed upon Ii Preaidenss attention John
Appleton Maine, who Va. Secretary Of Legation with
there are evidences that Col Greene Of the Boston Post
would IKE In exchange his generous oce Of Navy Agent
for place the Presidential board Al washasion. or
theae names Mr.. Hallers represents much the most
ability little reputation for political honor q any
one the policy Of the dc mocrac party 70 continue
SON for the Cabinet nom New England he has Ill the
political radcahm and despera Of Caleb Cushing
without his learning and brains.
uFKRxScE AMONG PoLncAL pocroRa-The Raleigh
(N CO. Standard states that the democracy saved the
South in the Presidential contest but the Charleston
e. CO. Mercury dissents emphsi ,ay, and says -" We
surpr ed that that Journal in the inoxoaon of
Gees should shut in eyes TO the Pyh character of this
vctory-one more such and lost u the South
that has saved the democratic party and not demo
cratic party that has thrown it, shield the South
Latitude appears 10 make siderable difference in the
opinions Of doctors.
Nor sAnsFnp.-rhe Charleston Mercury OF the lsth
speaking Of the late election, Says
In the idst Of all these evidences Of sectional hostility
which were never SO strong now, We are oLled upon
the election Of Mr. Buohanan-eloctet because
the enemies OF the South could not agree among them
seves-elected by very small majority-elected by
minority Of the popular voteas proof Of the prevalence
Union ana constitutional principles, and a. pledge
faithfully fulfilled We think have reasonable guam
tity ofcreduy but we have not enough 70 swallow ths
creed.
toms funeral he At Detroit and IA probably there
now
HEBREW SENATOR'S Mr. Benjamin, from Louisiana, and
Mr. Yuee, from Florida, boih Hebrews.
Gov. MARTIN AIABAMA.-This gentlemAn's death is
announced in the Tuscaloosa MONITOR
He several times elected representative in Con
ertss from North Alabama. Declining 10 longer ia
Congress- The year 1858 or 1853 he removed om that
part Of the State TO hits CITY, where he has resided
SINCE He . ointment and successful mem DER Of
the bar Alter the Courts OF Chancery established
ibe Lerissnre elected bm one Of the two Caaacallors
which oce he held for several years. until mis- friends
called him from that station to become the independent
candidate for Governor, in 1896 which oce Ne WAS
ell cted Mr. Terry, the nominee Of The democratic
parry. After serving term Governor, he resumed
The practice law and In 1853 elected member OF
thu l<eslsure. For several years past he hsd REIN
qushed the practice except In special csses and
ossirous of retiring from II altogether Although apDa
repiy the iDpe scnaton OF robust health, ho declined
rapidly.
Jso R. THoMrsoS.-rhis gen,lemnn, according TO tn
Monmouth IN. - Democrat, Will, in the opinion Of the
Jerseymen, be offered place in the Cabinet
"TRY SPIRIT, IsDEPssDKscE Irr Nix SH.as THE Stat
Ga-e Trenton, N. j., has announced It's intention 70
hereafter Independently Of all party influences.
The Why WHEREFORE indiana has gone strongef
native Of Indaoa t~enty years OF age, who
could read ard write in 1850, numbered 90, AS
greater than the same class numbered in any
o;her State, North South, except Virginia and
North Carolina and than dou ,e the number Ne~
York ccLtained with three times the population. The
vote Of Indiana Is thus accounted for. Bu. the futarr
promise. WELL rbe census bom which get The abovs
facts shows that the time Indiana had 22c 90
cbild en- ater ding school
PuIInG RIGHT srNne.-rhe Southern politicians
have great contempt for those Of the North, partcu
lsry those most thoroughly in concert with them
The Austin State Gdiue TEXAS, OF Nov. rays: " The
belt appeal to the ars Of the North IS we have always
those made TO the pockets Of tao Northern
nan. he can my down all his isnAncism and become
quite q conservative when that Is assailod."
vIHslNIA RKAsosAlx Tho Charleston Courier OF the
18th INIT rays
whsere stsps, tending 70 disupon portion OF the
6smocrsnc parry OF Virginia may have been ready 70
take IN the event oil Colonel Ffemoats election tho i
unptgnt election OF hr Buchanan will coubtess com
petely exiting uish osrniopism In tue Old Dominion.
STATE wnnorr TAxr.-The State Of Texas 10 In a
mort enviable condition regard TO her finances Her
Comptroller, . recent report, presents the following
picture OF her Tho State Of debt with
surplus Of over mon OF dollars tn tn sressury-Ap
mAnept per school fund Of ter millions Of dollars
IN unspproprlatcd public estimated hundred
mihops Of acres, which, judciousy used, would CUB
serve s the purposes OF internal improvements required
by the State and iax lighter Than Is impoeed any
other people, and which adequate TO oil the wants
the government The aggregate amount OF taxable pro
rer,y very nearly $50 ooo, 900, being an increase Of
s2,5eo, eco over the previous year.
nrrAwAm sKxsross--M. " Bates, Of Dover. and J. r.
MoFee are ramed N probable candidates 70 Gn the va
capces the United States Senate for the State OF Dels
wave, bot according TO the State Reporter Of the 2is
Governor Csussy will Ill the vacancy by appointing
one OF the BODY guard Of the Know so,hay Maine law
PARTY Of this state The individuals who stand
CHARGE 60 reported the Rev T. B. Bradford Aaron
p. osmond, Fro and Judge layton.
WATCHING ,m EI1Ec1s -rae Savannah Repulioan Of
Nov. Is, speaking Of Mr.. Bachanans California lc.tr
says "n will doubtless take many o. our democratic
readers this aide o. the continent where such appro
patiors have been held 10 be beth constitutional
Inc xpeoisnt by purprhe. We have q curiosity 10
what VIII be made out Of his letter By democrats
cois m pcraries Of the Atlsnns States. Il Wisely
timed 10 accomplish good and dodge the harm. There
can be but little doubt that xr Buehapsns election
would have been impossble with such siupendsus Ia
trpa Improvement milatone arornd hs neck /"
s.saross FROM Nssopn.-rhe ,, Louis L>ader gives
st Of tbe car ddaie, talked o." They are "Trus.
ten Poik the clstngulsbed champion OF democracy IL
tie lac canvass under whose lead won the victory
stuonsl lawyers, Price, the able chief magistrate q
tbe state. Pheips, the industrious and sfui representa-
tive Congress; Green The srea, Missouri stump ora or
and Geyer, our present sens,or I"
wRlr's ~ Ius wispi-we hear that william Howard
ESQ q Philadelphia, Jersron county, has been appoat
cd Collector Of the Customs Sockets asrpor IN toe
place Of IoomIs, Bq We believe ibs s the fourth
appointment which has been made a Sockets HArbor
since Gen. Pierce hook the helm.
ERasrrs coEsDe- me daily Wisconsin kilpank1 Of
17,h inst, paper up 70 The eyes IN favor Of railway
projects dominates Efastss Corning otAlbsny . secrs
ary Of he Treasury,
Row At Observation-Disclosures wise Senator Doug
las John slidel and Other distinguished members 81
The ,lavc propaganda, have been at wheatsud. Il IL
ubdtrsod ssys the Philadelphia rn>s Of the soth that
Mr.. Buchspspis constitutional timldny prevented him
n sccsoing 20 the Imperous suggesuoBs or rather
otnas1s o. Wise. The immense msoriues cast against
the North have made 60 deep impress 10
rAuse him TO shr1nk from the measures they
ops.e him THIS hesitation has excited ire IL
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