The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-21
Mr.. BuChanan's Administrati0n.
NORTHERN NIGER weRsHIPPERs AND SOUTH


Ni6GER DRIVERS PUSHING HIM TO THE WALL.
IRON the New York Tribune, Niger worshpperi
pertin.cious effort q making In certain quartss y
convince The people Of the North that Mr.. Buohaaan
means 70 turn round and spit upon the party end -
platform BY which he elected and adop. Inc pnnG.
Piles and pclcy or the republicans TO hear thNse pev
eIposItors Of bis viewr we should suppose that hs
determined to administer the government precisey =
Col Fremont would have cone bad he beea elesesA.
According 70 them, Mr. Buchanan win kick Aschsoa -
strnrelow Side soule and George Sanders all ous G
doors togetber follow all respects the cosnssas asA
and urcompromi lnely ress.ed ccctien He viii naSs
ksEs nee STATE And crush the nbusicrs forever. He
w iepuoate the whole rchcme OF slavery extension, 80
smother irrevocsby both at home and abroad He wn
turn hts back upon the doctrines snd the line Of coudun
lard Gown at Cinciunat and In defiance OF hn antess
dents and his pecges adopt those laid down Phiada
pha In ming his cabinet hs viii reject the real esA-
ere OF hts party and select wis, not openly
,s ,es are 60 , sss bee and who M AXE Once g:
lcnn Such Ia substantially TIE programme attributed -
Mr. buchanan By no lees authorities than the Jo~rai y
the HsRAID kindly lends il influence 10 back up II
elect In ,bcse lntcntiona our oh
neshoor Of the T'.s mildly and inonensiysy pats ~
darling old checks 70 the same effect
Now, for our psrt, NO arc ready 70 say that Mr. b.
ehanan sha nns adopt the policy fer which the 1r,ssss
steady support Let him plant the denocrailc parry
firmly on be rock Of hostility 10 tho exts1soa slavery,
let him pui naI end 10 the insoeni asSrcsous o. 8:
slave breeders and slave traders against coustusn
and the rshs Of free labor, and henccfossh
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abide BY the srccnl landmarks Of tho govcrrmcnl anl
Iscbe upon is banner the noble ard beneaceat motto a
No slavery oGt idc Of the slave saicn let Mr.. fh-
ohanAn DO this, fondly told no w and no ouiy
the 7rtne but Tho tire republican party, win be here
% ,s u.sn ~ ~ him 10 The worS The ',%s %s We
yield faithful support the President who pursues hts
liberty loving and patriotic course, shall not be abis
position By open avowal OF his real sentiments an
purposes Adherence 10 freedom good and wise undov
all circumstances bot she loves her champions 10 cons
INV tort rharw
II kr. Bucbarsn always meant VIVA, to,A
he means, how much better not 70 have dcuded any
body into the belief that he meant the opposite Lylsg
ana cheating not handsome thngs, even politics.
But docs any sane and intelligent man really beheve
den,i II there be such one re~recs for HIN muat pre-
cude any SPECIAL expression Ct opinion with regard
70 his expectations. Only let him walt and
From The Richmond, Va, Inquirer (Slgyer driver).I
CABINET MAKING.
Since the result Of the election s ascsrtAins1
many OF our conemporaries have betsken themselves 70
papers are especially mpertncnt In their sussossSoss
70 hr. buchanan in regard 70 Tho very important matter
o. selecting his constitutional advisers ose entsrprasg
Journal In Cincinnati goes % lar 10 make entire
cast Of The Cabinet from Secretary Of Ssxe Attorney
General. Tho Washington correspondent Of the Nsv
foRR HERALD supplies that paper With daily budgc a
eosrp and speculaion touching inc organisation and As
probable policy OF the incoming administration.
srm w,h perfect safety that they are equally rrsuiscss
and eroundless. Mr. Buchanan doubtless compclent =
select the members Of his Cabinet and he ras-
dsclose his purpose before the proper tmc. In an
event he would hardly make the Nsw YoRx HERALD ts
organ Of bis Communications 70 the country
as 10 the particular principle upon which the Preedens
elect proposes 10 constitute his Cabinet, snd 70 ne
Individuals he may appoint 70 Office, have only III
concern-that he with not suffer clique oosevie -
mcropoze his favor tho influence Of the sdninstrp
ton; and he chooses 10 distinguish bcsvesn
" wirgr' or sections" OF the party, that he win ba
determined by the predominant sentiment Of he Southsn
democracy. On Deber Of these points DO We distruga
Mr.. Buchanan On tho contrary wc have perfect ocan-
dcncc In hs sagsoy well - the Justice Of HE dnpcs1
ton