The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13
Political Gossip,

Political Gossip.
1t Is stated that Mr. Breckenridge really made propo
son to Mr. Buchanan the Whe atands yesterday says
the Philadelphia Bulletin Of the 18th instant the sub
ect OF his withdrawal The plan ia to get Mr.. Donelson
also withdraw unite the and American
tickets in the persons Of Fillmore and Breckenridge Such
ticket Mr. Breckenridge thinks will be likely to
coed against Fremont and Dayton. What is to be done
about the two platforms does not appear Nor have
learned what response Mr.. Buchanan made TO the
proposition.
The Charleston Mercury secession democratic organ
Of the SOUTH has retired from the in disgust
Probably paired OF with the Washington National Intel.
ligencr.
The Charleston Courier some days ago promised to pro.
duce proof AZ reliable as holy writ that Fremont
Catholic In to various inquiries 10 relation there
TO says now II its word cannot De believed, the proof
would not and consequently they have concluded to
drop the matter.
Hon. Jesse d. Bright Of Indiana in his speech at Kala
mazoo, Michigan, said there danger Of disruption
the Union and that neither Congress all the pot
clans the country Dissolve the confederacy IA
theirs made and handed down to US.
resolution was offered and rejected in the Buchanan
Massachusetts State Convention TO invite Hon. stephen
A. Douglas Of Illinois, address the democracy Of the
Commonwealth.
There seven hundred and twenty i've delegates
missing at the Massachusetts Buchanan State Con-
venton. Had the State beer fully represented accord
ing to the basis OF representation laid down. there would
have been 726 delegates present. There about
1000 delegates.
The republicans Of Indiana have made arrangements
for the holding Of immense Fremont meeting
the battle-ground Of Tppecanoe. The citizens will assem-.
BILE the LIST Of OCTOBER and the proceedings will be
continued the second and third OF that month All
the States OF the Northwest viii be fully represented and
Hon. Senator Sumner has promised address the multi
ude II his health permits An invitation Is addressed 10
republicans from all parts Of the Union to be present
this Interesting occasion.
The Richmond Enquirer says the Hon. John VI. Botts
who stumplng Virginia for Fillmore can be convicted
of black repubcansm the evidence OF his deca-
ration in the speech which he recently delivered In
Richmond II says 'the speech will be published, and
that Bolts arrested under the for the sup
preston Of ncenday language, the Law is either dead
letter prosecuting attorneys not true their
dutiesn Hail Columbia
Gen c. n Foutane, the Know Nothing candidate for
Governor in Mississippi sgsnst Governor McRae a, tho
last election, has quilted Fillmore and declared himself
in favor Of Buchanan and Breckenridge,
Buchanan man, lately riding the in Indiana,
determined 10 tcs the OF Tho fusion reports took
the the himself lie hurried through the
with paper and pencil asking this and that tor
whom they voted; said Buchanan said Ere.
mont, and said Fillmore AT last he white
cravated, ba:k coated, demure looking individual.
"sir,' said he, "who do you 20 forf"
my friend" answered the sanity parsonage, ~ 20
for Jesus Christ"
The democrat looked his paper "sr,n said he,
'there such candidate running II there f. viii
bet you hundred dollars he don't get tiny votes In
indiana
Hon. Joshua r. Gidns', Of Ohio, since his nomna.
ton for Congress- has addressed long letter his con-
stucns explaining his for voting the bill 70
increase tie pay OF the members He says everybody
round Warrington have had their pay increased and
why not the members ofCongressS
James stauberg has nominated for Consre, By
the TIlmorci'es IN the Twenh district Of Ohio.
Dr. Young, IL. D., Of the Ednburs Universty, and
author Of two celebrated works published 10 this coun
try writes friend in this city THAT crisis 1.-THE triumph
Of despc'sm over ffeedom) oil with anxious emo
tons every right minded and patriotic soul in the New
World. Even here, In the Old World mems hearts arc
trembling. The interests Of the entire human racs arc
involved the action Of your May the FREQ
ard the right gain noble triumph In this crisis and
America lin up her giant head In spite OF al who either
ignorantly or malicousy would bring dsbonor upon II.
May she more, and with . deeper emphasis pro-
claim IN the Of the world the eternal sacrsne Or
principle and human liberty"
Massachusetts, Is likely 70 loom up largely consribu.
tons Tor Kansas. private letter from concord, MASS,
q the 10th inst, says
The citizens Of Concord are wide awake about Ksnzas
n July. NJ n meeting held ri the Town Hal, Q sub
scr on paper sta ted and short time the hand
tome sum OF 1,36f contr butcd On the Sd inst.
another meeting called, To hear statement from Mr..
B. sanborn, who had Just retarsed from Nebraska.
CITY. Another subscription paper started and $3.50
contributed. The ladies have likewise taken an &C.
tive Interest Kansas and have collected about $3.50 for
the purpose of making up and sending out clothing
think that Old Concord safely be called the banner
towp. Two theusrnd dollars for village OF 200
habants would give million OF dollars for Massa.
chuseits each city, town and village contributed pro-.
portionally.
Tie Rochester Democrat says
For some weeks past rpmors have been aoane about
charming Collt ctor Campbell with various things foy
particular nature Of the charges, but that they
meat and prououn ced Of serious character wbetber
they are subsantated be- we shall not presume
70 cay Thie morning there great hutterue over
ntellg ence that two deputy coectorssmyes Of iron
ctquo,t, and James T. stone, Of Greece- hal hear,
remov ed and that two of six or eight secret insnec
tors had been directed 10 the duties Of tbe rro
scrbed deputies seems TO be undcrsood that Ire re
movss arc gratifying 70 Collector Campbell pr smves
brother IN law Of the efor Of the Ua,on he, reen
whom and Mr. Campbell there has long been hostile feel
ings This vas supposed 10 have settled when Butts
copfenied That Campbell should be delegate 10 Cncn-
natl, but seems 10 have been only truce There n
more q this sudden removal OF democratic officials iust
before an election than appears upon surface whs-
tner tbis s a prelude 70 q more pubic show d hosulh