The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

more will be taken up in his stead and then that party,
having possession OF the State will hand il over to their
candcste at the November election, aided by the pro.
mont 1t is perfect sell; the Fremont men are cold
In the certain view OF the defeat their men, pro-
slavery extension psrsy-tnat H. the quondam democratic
Fillmore is man who would satisfy their purposes 70
the South as much as Buchanan and they would rejoice
principles For this cause. 4 he South were 70 drop
Pennsylvania land perhaps the North generality would
then coaesce with the Know Nohings elect fillmore
pure Know Nothing and Fillmore ticket the Fremonters,
in gaining the victory, gain 1t for Fillmore. They give
the State to the Know Nothnss Who instead Of recpro
mont. win unite with the Buchanan men TO defeat
Fremont, or-whch amounts 70 the same thne-wil
Fillmore and 30 defeat Fremont In Pennsylvania The
democrats would readily do this for they would rather
see Fillmore, or any one else elected, than Fremont.
The enthusiasm for Fremont-tha s for the GAUGE and
principles he represens-, throughout Pennsylvania,
great and snmssskeabs Pity y should all 60 unwit
strength OF it, own to 20 upon which was, at It's last
gasp overwhelmed with popular disgrace and ipamy.
nomination Of Union ticket the wolf was let into the
fod and the sincere friends OF Fremont outwitted
Pennsylvania, have been wasted and thrown away upon
Fillmore.
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PMIApnPmA, Oct 2, 1885,
Letter from a Friend to Old Buck.
told you how 1t would be, Uncle. The thunder OF
unresained voices for freedom rings in your ears
the people Of this State waking up to their interests
and the popular cry heard in your own hamlet. You
look round you amazed and ask what II all Why
this coldness this want Of enthusiasm In party Why
this voice for Fremont and freedom sweeping the
Slater You ask Of your friends; and your friends,
hungry sposmen and whiskey drinking politicians of the
Forney stamp, say II is-all CANNON. Uncle, these
fellows are Aoors and like the Moors OF Barbary not to
be trusted while plumber Is ut hand You have Uncle
inherited wisdom denied to thousands Of your fellow
men, and yet you seem not TO have comprehended the
truth that Is dangerous to fall among rogues You for
get that you gave yourself to the Mcors aud
though you have the strongest proof to convict
refuse to believe the Moors deceiving you Had you
remained James Buchanan. the honest of Penusylva
nia-had you remained the cold, timd, undecided
and somewhat open politician you were known to be,
then the people Of this good old State had their
respect for you That, privately, you a good old
man, weak and mid in action, but strong in political
ceis here constituted you Indeed had you
stood fair upon honest platform OF democratic prnci
ples the good people Pennsylvania would have been
found ready to lend hand in getting you into that
Portable halfway house he White House) for which you
have had such longing But you sold yourself to the
Moors Uncle as told you the people Of this State have
common
unavorable light the that they should have
sought here instrument for their knavery The peo
pie Of Pennsylvania who have been taught and continue
to hold most dear the beautiful truths OF life, liberty and
law are panied at seeing you the willing instrument of
who have proved themselves great
principles Hence this voice for freedom and Fremont
hence this voice for reform sweeping the State.
Only few months ago, Uncle, you thought you had
nothing ore to do than lean back in your easy chair at
Wh6atand twirl your thumbs treat your friends 70 old
Bourb on and when the time came, find yourself carried
I'M 10 H0uaQ lou
changed the Consider, Uncle what you might
have been, what gratitude you owe TO destiny for max.
"6onored son OF Pennsy lvapia," how little abe
owes you for having sold yourself 10 the
self TO the Moors; with submissive smile you acknow
lodged yourse I . mere mess OF cream In the churn
more than very soft plank in the hard pine OF the Gin
cnnati platform. What humatng whimseyl Penn
sylvanias honored son. without an opinion OF his own
Weak and face looked upon the Moors with dreamy
eyes, ielt grateful thai they accepted you a TO
their ends and imagined there nothing TO do.
shade Of forneyl Ia there no light in Pennsylvania
that will shine brighter In the councils OF the nation Or
she forever TO remain hundred years behind the
driving democracy need for time Your record Uncle
known up TO certain period; beyond that there
few things not generally known but which il would be
well 1t this moment TO make known You were sent to
Ergland In the summer OF 1858 TO represent the
Court Of s. James There you were received cordially
by the prefs, by the people, by the court. There
aboul you al air Of dignity, heightened by your snowy
ocSs which attracted very general attention, brought
nahy esteemed in very good society, where you were
held to be the exact pattern OF Lord Chancellor This
Their in the cap Of diplomatst, excellent pon,
Then you out that your rst duty would be that
ofbringing the Central American question TO a speedy
settlement This hailed with feelings or 10Y. The
people OF In gland were ripe for H. the Cabinet viewed
the Central American question q nuisance II
would gladly get ri Of, and every In this country
(peddng politicians excepted) wouIi have &C.
ccpted the contamination with applause Bat what ddyou
dor First you sought TO make capital OF the brooches
mt IN NINA
body out: you suove BY paluy means-neans unbe.
coming politician, much less sts,esman-to create .
prejudice In your favor And when the Lord Chamber
sin net 10 be oudone and fully cognizan OF the
you we're bringing TO your aid, aformsd you that his
At Court In whatever you IT. and when tho sim olcI,y
of your democracy ought 10 have been satisfied you sank
BACK INTO love OF plush singuary AZ variance with your
professions Bancroft Everett lawrence had done
much TO elevate the character OF the American Lega
IN London. but neither OF them had evnced that OF
hveries which Uncle. arscersed your administration
You charged the position 10 your minions There may
be truth in the charge, for is well known that you
were but a piece OF pompous lumber In their hands
Well, when the music OF the brooches question had died
away having len you somewhat popular with the press
and people you then set about disgog away the pillars
lover dinner tabes) OF poor Perce's popularity.
Pierce, in your eyes, was no statesman Uncle tnis
not manly Of his representative. What would In
who would 10 damage the character OF her Majesty
dinner tablef II uld, least betray wcal..
statesman.
Then, as the couriesics Of social life had no, been
sufcenfy secured 70 you, there commenced retailing
Of that precious story with which the people OF this
country (bauks TO Forncy) have rcceny been edited
Editors, writer's penny lineIs old maids and laughing
erls-al had II as pat as school lesson. II then
Uncle that bret heard u; and confess, being weak
minded man, had well nigh drawn tears from my
eyes That created no little sympathy In your behalf
10 well known fact but whether Il becometh states
10 traffic IN bis love Affections IL a question.
Pennsy ysnis statesman may regard In a favorable
hrht, but what would be thought Of Lord Pal nerston
were be 70 enter upon the new DODGE OF retailing
ae love .r,ir Of his lsnd Pamsr.iou rich with real
romance, while yours ~ dull and stupid
the carrying out Of some great measured With nj deter
snce 10 you Uncle, | must think be would be written
down a very shallow man. You told, Uncle that
this love story would damage the reputation OF q great
statesman, which you aspire 10 be. For myself con
ie,s not little surprised when get az out
fresh new, but little curtailed, here The
story went In England that you, having got over the
shock, hsd sworn TO die like the howers-u prohtess
sweetness that H. so FAR voman's charms we're con-
cerned The home story abridged 10 circumstances
and intended only for herne consum ptonthanKs For
neysAid nothing about the dying and thus saved the
tears Of many forlorn maiden. Forneyis GINNING IA
nj IL hts love