Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-27

Inc Mares Vest OF the NSW AoIk hef1io-
The New York Hsralc, few days since,
published ole Q; IT'S usually. astounding de-
velupm nts which served its turn as "nine
days wonder to all the Black Republican
journals Of the coantry. The ''damuiDg plot
which the Herald affected to have discovered
was no more nor less than concerted move
ment among certain class Of politicians Of
the South to control Mr. Buchanan's admin
istration OF defeat his election. The process
was to address to Mr. Buchanan letter de-
manding Of HIM such pledges .as were fully
up TO the mark of the Southern Nulli6ers on
the slavery question, or in case Of bis refusal
to give such pledges, to cause sufficient
number Of the electoral vote TO be cast by
the electors on the first Wednesday in De-
cember, to be given to some Sothern man, to
carry the election into the House Of Repre-
sentatives, where such an excitement. would
be created as to result in the abrupt dissolu-
ton Of Congress, the suspension of the Gov
eminent the secession OF the Southern States
in a body, and that bloody Southern confed-
erscy which is to be the millennium of their
hopes. s io
The design of this startling disclosure was
simply. Of course,'tc operate upon the already
too much exaspei slated and excited feeling Of
the North, and t. add new strength to par
ty which has proclaimed in advance that the
sectional warfare of the present campaign is
to be renewed and relentlessly waged in the
campaign of 1860. The design, however,
failed of its accomplishment. Every Demo
crat treated It as "bug BEAR" and such a
I" bug bear'' as none but the corrupt and in
sane leaders of the Black Republican party
and their confederates could be guilty of get
ting up. The monstrous production fell still
born from their hands. It did not excite
even newspaper paragraph among those
whom it was expected to excite with indigna-
ton and stupefy with establishment. Northern
Democrats know their Southern brethren too
well TO suspect for moment, that they were
to bs tricked out of a triumph which they had
Jointly achieved upon issues common to both
sections OF the Union. They knew that as
soon as this startling disclosure Of the designs
of the Scui hern Nullifers'' could travel
back to Richmond, Virginia, the point at
which il was pretended TO have originated, ii
would receive the brand Of falsehood. Such
has been It's fate. The Richmond Enquirer,
speaking Of it. says: - sseaaI--.'. -
Il is hardly necessary to add that this
"sfartling" revelation is utterly and estirely
false-iaIse IN is statement Of circumstances
aud laIse in It's representation Of the spirit o
Southern Democracy. ~ - eViir -ss5oeT
The Democracy Of the South attes'ed heir
conf ienre iD Mr Buchanan by a uneLiIritf
of support vHich shey never before exteI tled
10 any csudidate ~ the party. They ~ Ter
stand hin, and lie uirdsn,tsBds taeu. The.
k.ow tnaf the ri. Its o. she South are. sec lie
~ hi- bands an he knows tlat .bey m at
a. su-s an tis Admir- is ra.i,-i zsaeusly al j IN
2oo,s eiitt. he II redeem toe pledges OF
HI uoanru ~, .. ~ Toy T. obligations Of
ti-.si, i..u. ) WI! Z DaEi tothisg OF
; 4 MI s.rfsiDe- = eh II no. co sistenl
e. a. the ,,rle'i '-s oi the p'a;lof'", a. the
:. mrexi.-i his pIb l,tz. fhAr recipro-
ca, c,, hd-nee II pruoi against the insidious
suggesJisIs OF Black Republican malice; and
sBy calculatior Of party policy, based on the
assumption that the Southern Democracy
mistrust Mr.. Buchanan, will betray its folly
in an aborrive result