The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY DECEMBER 6, 1856.

tst ri eNher WhCh car ry. Inc proper Ouures
Of IRE am In tue general election Of the
college OF termed, ny whom the PRESIDENT
w. or IL suppo' ed to be chosen these te,iors nov
ever are virtually Of tns various States the
chooe OF them decides the Presidential election Upon
TIE whole there has been, i Appears majority OF %
Democrats which OF decides ths election In favor
Of their candidate The political power which the demo
cratic party exercise In the States the result o.
perfect gsnizsion combined with great audsaity aud
ulceasipg vigilance activity For good for evil
that party the ascendant controls both branch
a. CT the federal Legislature the President
suJ for four years at least wl direct the fortunes OF the
iepublc
and the fear o. disruption Of the Union ptimdatee,
al least supprsses, the action Of the republicans. This
threat OF separation Is held, indeed by maDyamopgs
Others by the celebrated Josiah Quincy-o be . mere
resoIted 10 BY the SLAVE power TO dsarm opposition
tor Is very well known The South could not hold toge
North This threat however. tells, particularly in cr
Els like that which has occurred and OF course vi
continue 70 be used on all sush occasions unu' the
auced BY the principles they profess and 20 stand BY
the constitution regardless Of all consequences, rea
or pretended. During the administration Of Presi-
oent Pierce relations with the United States
have been two dsnc question seriousy endangered
There nothing Objectionable In the policy q the present
Cabinet OF Washington which Mr. Buchanan and bis fu
ture COLLEAGUES will not We fear be too ready TO adopt
Kap,ss w.t. Of Course be delivered over 70 slavery.
secretly encouraged Under one pretence or another,
Nicaragua and after Nicaragua the four maiaag re-
puhrcs OF Central America viii be brooght within the
Unon. and added TO the confederation OF slave Stat
While Mr. Buchanan was yet young man, be dstn'
prepounce ed ip 1928 by Pre- Monroe the
d. Of The Prssden, elect this sde Of The Allan
M sa s y ns
the resolutions then afoped Is nothing more
nor less than that OF he appropriation OF tue territory
indeTepssnt states. II Cuba 10 10 be sezsd upon and
appropriated. Why not Jamaica, or Martinique, Haya or
the Du'cn IsaIos The policy Of the new government 40
lar relates 10 the internal administration OF the Union,
canEot meet With sympathy or approval Ia this country
That however IL gu stien simply FOR the consideration
OF The Americans themselves Bat the foreign policy
colleagues
sdout bring the Urlt States
into couou WITH the ma-iime Powers of Europe it's,
therefore rh hare recorded tie rhoce Of
the American people m The rec elcion and nc hare only
70 hope thar plc opinton IA the States my be sueIny
strong control the ercss at ledt Of me d,nnan, payy
From the London Post, Nov i3
According TO the Information given by tne agent at Lv
erpoo of The Mes York Associated orss, ar Buchsnsu
has been cted President OF the Upiud States II We
iufee OF the conduct Of Anerieau 'P esdeot
by the professions and BY the Of the anddste there
is certainly little In this fact on which fxy con
era,ulse the American peopie BIT everybody knows
thai taking candidate IL very oiflerer ming from
acting ru err Mr. BrehsnAn 20 long a. b. was looking
forward TO the high position which be ssd TO have
gained certainly took up With favor ne aid not advo
caie with zeal meat OF these oploons which are highly
curren, and strongly popular among abe men who have
cbosen him for the Pre'dency Many OF these are Of little
Consequence except Tor the regard Win IN canrot
help feeling tor the people of the United Stas-s regard
when We after all, believe ongy procatsi
b. Dir Buchanan. On his professions az To foreign poi
We. "" o. non,a, con De ,,esso, me
iu canod ate at With list OF the rsItments 10
witch he iaoulsed during bis postuap state II Is ns
Ia scrape together all toe former sayings
and congs CT Mr. Blu haDan, AMI 10 build on the dark
foundation could form from them to- rlost evil
prophecy that the Wit Of uid ceye for ns coming
four Yeas Of power. We would IA her forget the~e
views Of canddste unbent by the weight OF reepons
bluy We would rather esi that he viii cox great
ouerf ms Win different syes wien OIL him hes tho ,ass
teaing 9th IN, m
supp<rng the INFO III alton published this morning to
Be correct hr Buchanan no~ succeeds 10 one OF
The CHEST places In the world. b oosscsses,
IomiIsiy, On immense power If he have the
ard well. may sa for his . fore ard place Ia
toe hrpTy Of The woro. he have none OF ,hesc qia
uts bu lean simply or popularity the shams ana ia
lA,s r'syec AS leading election csrds 70 win popularity
hem abe American people bn vii actleve nosoriety un-
tnis ne VIII raudr 20 tho wcys vices Of ti. ec,cr-he
Il Siten he cleft between The Norrern ana tse south
sie sia..-Le gill c'mple'c th" disurioa v nch hangs
sensciLR ely over them We, for our IN pats, do not
kiye buchanan credit Tor disrct appearance Ia
ore OF the otsrsc,srs ~hich We have named Ne do not
believe a ? great be superior To tue orr
cutns,spc@s ~ which be is surrouo' ed We do net
ttipk mespy OF him M TO suppose tina, he will he
'zr;e, lis power viii srfises, serse aud m derst,on
t. Keep him Of the few iestions OF European
ttsst Powers the o.er ~orlr He will Ind husnees
tbcufh esoy for him IN tire uap4ement nj the United
states 10 OIL his bands FOR ihe tine whsn tasi tasx Is con
wi,nus Erglana no cacse OF comp slnt-po ollie
rice o. irens can pc~se5 arise from the presence OF
~ rfc.et chair We should re, ari either cAndi
be succsr' u tie ne nd Of h> dmertons pso
,bch Ahofl3c tesi the ccrrtduy
cau-ss 9Th Inn hs gre1 d'ir, b serk es'y question
ira o1i~ viEcsELs sa;efacr, 70 bgh ne roacer:
Tne.. bIi Al The sre time 49, should not bs dispos
20 20 ave Up tie f!fh,sst point ~ the rights England
he- merce her cn'ot Der sies the Of
10. pesceni Of he si.irs or the sastsci,n Of the
demands Of The States them selves
From the Lon6or Times, Nov. 10
There me Essu 60 IA tie long AM able letter Of
PetrsyIvania CpfTeyponceut Of Saturday Tat vhch
perr 4 no, oysrhiosr b the comnea,ary wnlcn ae
Apptrcs 10 H. NJ BschsDsn, ~ pIssoesi Ne tells Va,
~ nct Only ee superor 20 Mr. Fleece oui must rot he
measured ny 10 standard Of hs O-t-td manifesto We
ctsiro most earnestly TO believe hs Y our -sh tina;
Anerio. should hsSe for her ctie' nsssirae uan n
every csculssi 20 secure tts CT snd promote
th- a. interests 81 u, COMMUNITY ~nish he pro
tiacs aud no,hug cout move dscniits him 10 that re-
pptc EuFvIy compromise tho,e tc'eets, than
so aahcsrce 10 those dfe,rires Of the supremsny Of
might right and OF tho Justification OF violence by
an arbitrarily sssnmod pohclcal necsssty, Of which
Mr.. ctenan ha. untappiy mace himself toe
expcsitor BCl wbsu ve seek for proofs 10 support Of
thee naerDg ss,erons Trey are entirely wanting. We
Fl lab and ArsercEn governments durng bis resi-
dtnce smoas-afnr beie, ard that hc csnno chose hn
mbuy ercustv y from the Sorn. The nrs, as,orion
i -antr rashly tazarded vben We remember tina, no,
ouy did Mr. BectspsI cot tet.ie the Cent al American
omitted In 70 TRANSMIT 70 bis roseruneni
the gfer Of ms ciaon distinct MAZE 20 him ~ Lord
fsuucon. A. ior ne somiLsL ator, &C agree that
nKey that VIII all formed from the SOUTH bot that
~ little moment 10 " IL ne formed ts
be. Of WHO whether southern or Northern. are
ptosed 10 the extension q slavery and devosd 70
American political ssiir,i that the south make
the ncsf ou, " arr al north o. Mason and Dxoss
ysds, b. gle, s. aor f. as Ko,tle-r Sa, = Hasgu
tie repeater Of Vie sssoad compromise and the Rb'e.t
and rnscTupnlous advocate OF slavery extension
SOu'h has bsI1 without ossequious arm
IN the North. ready alter having male reprtston BY
denouncng slavery, IN cmpo, N. repu'a sde IN
support 10 employ against the Interests Of those
who raised hem 70 poSer he very poe er vh;h they
% them Sueh meo arc knO@n 70 Ame tea from the
nexbiy - their POLITICAL coun'ensnce. by Tire hsneiy
BET expressive rame " dous niare.' ADD II matters
ne far the irtsre.,s Of frstaom vthin and tran
auIll'y vith0ut ne sie concerned. whether the
pfes,deDts Csbac he nied by s1uihe raen, such
jefferson Dsv.s snd senator iuonbs Ny Northern
oous hssces ory too happy 20 be employed their obse
qutDus and INSCRIPTIONS sgeDts.
We DO derive much couori therefore from the
srrsrcs of p0ndent hst Ar Bacnsnaus Cabf
viii txcluf yey SosthefD, still less ffon the
tar tcn ne .xprosss that sls' cry viii be ertended
that nnbusnfhm wil BE- fteby resisted and tbst there
viii be ant Of respeci for foreign rights and political
etbhs THIS jgs. pb&i Mr.. BGcbsbsns previous
rouc 'esa 70 spprehenc, and these are strange
soi Why thoald form Of his Administrator batter
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