The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06

he Effect of the News or Buchansn's Kicc-
ton IN Eng k.ovs ieS1g. OF the
M.giish Press OF American Politics.


From tie ,ruto II mes Nov. III
we msy believe the formation com mupcAted 70 US
by the agent 'he associa ed New York press Mo b.
chAssD elected President 90 the An last aad viii
shortly be he chief msgrse OF the Usfsed states 50
ends me lorg strrsge men has convIsei 10" aba
during mary months. The questions 70 the prep1n-
derarce Of s sevenoiIIg power and he extelsioa ot
slavery into rew TERRITORIES a.. resolved ~ minar IN
favorable 10 h0Des 81 the Scrh, ant OF mat groat
PORTION or he Erg'isE immunity whisn 'ynps.nizi "a
with NsrtSern poicy aad traditions. Bat not only
Is tne tate II hlnsss dscted BY tis event. bds
the icre'gr policy OF Cnlou os aed 70
b. deeply irlgeuce1 10 .ease contrary 20 tue
wishes OF modesasa men oan y nome AL IA Ei-ops
II Cannot be forgotten th.t Mr. snch.uan, uistes
in the cornty, brt little assissn,v 20 tn esse 81
setenon, 81 ne questo0- tns; LII aTsea oesSeen Ans,
rica and Ergnud beer trvusns--and rot vitno4.
resson-ilst Lord CAreorons eadesyo.s u fermica'o
more tban dispute re bsil oy toe Amerc,n 70
prtssSiauva wsh ~sn % snyaive tue tvo ooua
uies N W. LA event ynch ne prooAoy thought 10
snoeBt erEtmony canii bang abont-bus beraqO 30
saw tbs ccningsrte of this -ng'F splfi election
eerlpg ttnsef in be nd siesaip for n
Presidency Ncr be :oegouen tau at t3s
os,epd vcaierrnca sss'e doevpe, noar iy s1bver
slve q; th~ corr mca-s sa OF n.toas ~ers uro igs
ed, Mr. BuobJuau took ptit opal psft tns az r.pn
of Cuba by 81 an aus ~as 81 pef ny tee CoGf-
toe Ley stone OF true Anneficsn stisssm>as
foreign pil.ny snd u nay aerfei ny ao.lozy
agsrtsslons CHER nercan stzrs sh vautoe p1rii
or ory wcula folos tn coerse WHO rcspost,
the,esore toe 4h,-h just iaSsu plsso,
ory repesi ,Gs scs-rss'lui snica as maze ~Hsn
IA. Peuuasvasa election showed hsi ~As m naaot
We cannot pretend judge the puDc 81 t1s Uolpu
EXCEPT by light Uhlcn thef sr' on- snd the
lions o. mir oouat-yno urnisA; ts'tn so1id o.
*
cult G. comesua y.,tcs oo5test u 4 tore,tu couatry
vet ~ s;ErsTAa rs az oEa 1nie.st N.
AID By tns report ~ bi6 c'intrs inen, botds
views iprorssstert snh ias iadcprnf~nce o. osrisn
ueghboi D. ,lsCs cannot boz in!oS that - IA the
stccryertrf - BIZ claim. ~ n'siJS o. IA ooani'y
men 4 sac. - be ' ex-1 Win rtgr1
Itmss re.ssufe tue world. hnss.eF, ~ s7n thN tna
Northern S,a,ss yaca have ooon moved By tu' long
confess d pSs-c nos thnt 70 ove-, u p,T vi'uus
obedience 10 the lgistrstr ana thu e. serRnolt
vb oh be nay aAuRufate Sstmsst - tc val ~ tae
a. 80 a rad 81 Ia Aras.loaa ro.rs MS taerstore
lxfa - n fetN A a
agg, rxou ~ tho lss FIX mo1ths III hAy" ns-set away
We carno, agree ~h hose -hp bsye been lately speak
ing OF disrn .dp Of the American Union. In pas ures
he prObsu ~ CT such vent often aiscissd 10
Europeaa crcles but ne very notion rdicuied by
ever America. Hs wOnld rag tbs. the 'nToisbiltT
n the ULioI was an iies CHERISHED ~ az Ani
rcna from yozih 10 oe grsve, AMI that &c MO sat
attain 20 tee PrsSd uey because he oaf on one oeca
sion set 80 he sC.7nFuy 0t az indivijnh stsc
ssainst The federal government BIT iaisly VIC have
had native 4 feoaarg not ony wncshe' such
DISRUPTION right 20, be poe-iolc DOT also whether u
would a1~sss.- 30 effect Il 81 once he result -
tbs election wi &c, n matter at rest II Fl be seen
that toe -hoin American people III luiesce la the
solemn serdtct which besu ta<en pethsol t1ere
4, 80 "a N III .iscsrtl, in the dislike 10 savery might
b. tAouzh, from tss bitterness. The .trcgge perhaps
vested rgsss sna ttc n.sH y property prevsil Neoy
rate preeAt the Norin Siu aoqdnsos in al ie1 tie
gout1 RAJ feaasnee,. ksnsa, wih D. slave ae the
fugitive n sc a. vii - 'ts iy enforced and every
thing vii ~ n II oic way f1r Our years a're
Bat leavipg dor.~svc ,sitUtiou. Y. haze RICH,
10 crsc nj re iralt hs 0cs.on IN ~ bearing on 'ne'
national r,ncS. We people ms nearly con.
Will
Two trouSht ino constant contact ve have
large dealings TIE -s@s which a-e most exp ,set
" American pggre-sion; We have therefore claim
70 soeas N The n the antccedens % loag lie
nav be Sod a. Dsss FOR Judging smans Csresf
Il ray g thtushl ,natM,. Bpcnsnsu ass as enthu
sss,c promote " policy ia nicn he believes thad
Inc smbostnent q the notion, heb oe time 20
m lnant 10 American democracy The ne~ President
" rather msn ~ao sch. Tor popuaiiy an onse iran
one re@ooto ID carr schemes WI IA nc is txefy
set he not candidate Tor tee prsifency be'anss
be wished 70 sie aggression 90 ssarn out be &c opted
would tell ca ,ba sscuor for Presidency IL may os
hoped thersore, that nov ne u Al the summit Of bis
anb,scn ne oil dssaxage himself irum those dauEcrou,
.rnemss 70 which be has seemingly tied him.
self. bto. nu part y vles M. Bsclar1H Hag,
d>u ssffacssyplv tc7Jriovs AZ y ~ Tao " Hao1s We
uust ior the cf America and he yorld, that nj,
viii be the But st, u msossble DOT " recoect
that here arc ren 100 opife " tho same yaed poe
uon which Mr. Buchanan has already STAINED snd Who
MAY CONSIDER Es PER- = ~
with the present and may prolong ne I'll
taion and pirEerirg woch have marked ths sxstnz
presidtncy such a Jefferson Davis snd Douglas
have the evil genuses OF PRESIDENT Pierce and may
perhaps bring eqrsi si'credt on the government o n
sucoessor We trust That Mr. Buchanan, nov tha, he
placed the highest ofoe which an Amercsn citizen can
an vi rise hs position, and administer the Affairs o.
his country With nd Independence Of udg mont
yte ROVE, OF an american President "a psrhsps beyond
that Of any analogous Minister 10 free safe, be s
. sovereign rsmgvaole during bis term once, an
may, he choee-. be practically hs orn mlnsier We
sincerely hope that he will understand the tue interests
q The land be governs and that a. far as regards Fog.
land viii endesvor preserve those eelusr ~ mutual
esteem and good will which within the last zee years
have grown up so largely between the t~o countries.
From the London Mercantile Gszy,,e, Nov 10
antcipstsns OF tho result u the struggle which has
lately been decided 10 the aed 5tats have been fully
realized and Mr. Buchanan is readers aware.
poninated President Of the grea, American republic II
vas believed up 10 the last that the state Of Pennsyvs-
mia would have reversed NE decision which the recent
eho,-c on ne STATE officers implied 10 that the
elsbss Of Col Fremont would have been ngalarly i'm
tfUttf aut 80 TAR 80 are informed, the states "
bUtsts aris-na namely Virginia, Delaware ana New Jer.
..9.-tfns lo- he success FOL candidate, Nvgand ard
ktss ~ Flilnore and the reminder, u IL presum.
u# .U.4t4ea tase asga raiafifca Ter the later but
N.e Es n form
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