The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-26
our VIRGINIA CORRESPONDENTS.

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sentative organization TO act with.
OUR VIRGINIA CORRESPONDENTS.
RICHMOND, Va, May e, 1856.
Ja< Ts ,s Virgi..G f,diguaor the Prorec Of Bueaa
aen's being OrersaEs he'd The Gtitletin 70 be Applied
ne ether Prominent Candidates he. Erent-7he FEEL
rag - Regard % ne Ns'o Fork Demo;racy-Kaoo No
asincisss on the Tnre- Wig Convention.
prom Al the information which have been enabled
gather relative to the action of the Virginia delegation
Cincinnati, there be bu. little doubt that
Virginia win 60 for Buchanan, unit, after few bal
Iets There who, from q disposition to comph
ent Pierce win cart their votes for him feeling assured,
Aowevsr, that there is chance Of his nomination.
eSsh, indeed, the TO few days ago, Of
Of his supposed strongest adherents This mAntes
AIoa SsiDg rendered, the whole delegation viii 60 for
buchanan and stand by him While there hope Of his
sonination.
Hbould the other three leading interests suscsed in
killing him off, every effort wiz be made TO depose the
stAs1 with him The friends of Buchanan feel indignant
ct the idea Of such attempt and firm in their
purpose be revepged Of each those in turn who
- party to his rejection 1t is quite mistake the
part the three other leading aspans TO imagine that
any Of Them after having aided in Buchansn's
sAyov his nomination. The fame fate will
certainly await all and whether the spirit of revenge
which seems engendered, viii be gratifed BY the
hikng e Of those uggers in this instance s very doubt
Jrl.
There more IN this contemplated killing off, o. cold
D"ca lnAn the 9ueg'srs App'enena' iney VIII nio 'nA'
HE Efforts CT their organs accomplish this work,
pleading want Of identity, his part, with the
Kansas Nebraska BILL win prove aoortive. Il any
thing calculated to strerg hen him in the South til
This ridiculous warfare have heard some two tire
Of the delegates in his interest remark that i he houd
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,sn,s should receive their nor s any fu lure
t,c. n ,h.v harn.na3 m 10 chosen IN at IN the sam
..,s,,,v n ,bart tnev .nnonacea thai, Durn,ss "a
epsci'y ID hnoft, sney snnounce0 nou por pose, ~
hsi event, 70 work with main and might against them
Yeu may assured that whatever professions Of at
.achmsnt may be uttered regard to Pierce de-
signed least far Virginia is concerned
superficial Compliments Th7se who avow hsir purpose
Of voting for him win probably bal
ts they design 10 use any Serious efforts in or
q. 70 secure nomination utterly out Of he ques
nd. MOI sss Ss I'M x vnres vsn n. noxpaon
The truth is they not gard his public services
ssheisnt importance to demand At the hands Of the
second term. They hold term to be full equivalent
r all he has DONE and he must be content with that
10 accord TO him the same marks of appreciSo which
we're rendered 70 WsshnRton Jefferson and the other
aisrg ushsd statesmen early republic would be to
aetrast from he value high estimate which the honor
Of election 9 second term understood to i'm
ply in regard r those distinguished percentages. The
rstory to the memory OF tSoss ustrious names which
have bssn associated with this peculiar distinction But
there need be NO apprehs nGon on this An the
svo~ ais ON the part the people Virginia ct ess.
hsve references merely to tie manifestation grateful
sense of hu serces 10 the South and not 20 any pur
Il his re election
fhe South viii certainly 70 10. Northern man in pre-
hsenee 10 . Soutaern man, provided they find
EaAe osuddste After the ugalers are get aside And to
thjs WORT rev on it, Virginia vldevose her enc gies
err elton with the other friends o. Brakeman should
ME contemp efforts to ostrscise him Be SUCCESSFUL
40 strong n The preference for Northern man in the
South that the selection of Q southsrner will De q last
,ssor4 eome desgntss who have openlv declared for
Huntsy a. tbsi ART av,v Ia tina. prefe ence
vas srtuati more by fee ;pr of state bride than az
reo,sncv and vh,s thsv exnress themse We, thus vi
ss-.- - t;r ,h.v ds.lsrs thai d.te-r ns,ion In .,
~ No,4hsrn nan AZ Ionc a. any hoee az his nomina
tsrn srIsts Sontheyn man Il N ~ chosen Hunter
= 49,, srst choice
TIA aissa,isfction which the course Of the Nav York
$3.50 -, o,d linz Ssmocyat and member Of the Ieys
hture of this State cav that .. der no c.rcum.
~ nees vould he vote for auy mae from New York
m he Presidency he didn't believe there was q
poupd member OF the party thst state. We in vr-
.4>,a have a boly horror of your sou,bbles The
Gsterr Of the Hudson would not clear the party
f1eye in the sstima.iou OF the democrats Of the Old
omix ION II ia generally understood that the influence
81 he state VII Be used towards the ex cusion both
a. Ss and sosts from the Cnyen,ion II sn thnp coud
YrS d.is~.sie. Soin0 Az Bucbansn I'm, tbis copsders
~ 10 ovsr-ue Nv the Ali inoror ant one OF ayertuo All
Ssz--s,.ns "a d,ytor. sncn a. n "a feared voaIS he
80 no fs.synize inn VIII ns-,v 40 irreson-
NJ. .ona.ion NJ +b;ncs beno so,eIv Attributable to
ts.,r. s In No email ds~ree al 20 his mos
,.ts Wb.tsxar hoyAa RI .omnromise exist in respect
n hs,e rsytes are bxsed solely upon the prospects of
aimed sssos their TO the Oonventon ,hs IN
Spytunas aifculties which distract the are seriously
Senloed by the moe. Influential Of the party in this I'M
pcpvsanh Ths origin Of these divisions is deprecated