The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

that leaves for the For tamperng with the free
vss and when ns sns proof the criminal
cannot complain OF the severity Of the penalty
As was predicted the Vigilance Committee has put .
clean and complete ticket before the people for all the
elective Offices TO be allied next November. They have
discamed any parzan bias, but In direct contradiction
city worthy place on IT, Il srepubAcan from frat TO
last 80 thoroughly that the nominees adopted by
dorsed the and even went so far Is to put
non,pation OF the men charged with piracy before
sns 10 he oo .nH On az e
treated the republicans rather cavalieriy. The latter
party were anxious to work With the other
ticket provided similar favor would be done
them. From some cause the arrangement was
was not perfected and in consequence &c, era IL eel
seher mus. be favorable TO fremont but al democrats
are fully advised OF the coalition if they ignore party Is
sues in local affairs, they viii take not 10 be
trapped into supporting man for the Presidency that
their into les the pretenoo o. reform, by sup
porting aboihonists The continuance Will fall 10 the
ground
changes taking place There appears to be . com
plee stampede OF members of the Amercan party to Mr
defenct sution rePudate It's principles and recan their
fereses in nearly every democratic assembage. By the
latter the campo On Is prosecuted With spirit and
energy In this Safe il promises to be one Of the
most exciting political contests since our ad
can sida,es 10 be elected in the city spreads the
interest Buchanan men see their real opponent is
Fremont ard consequently direct the TIRE OF all Their
batteries agaiDst him. Il is certainly singular to motto
what rapcty repubc anism has attained the dimen
sons o. formidable party in California. Bat few
months since was unknown, while now the most san
gpine expectations cherished by its adherens Of
decced success in November. They have risen above
al the odum ard heaped upon them disunonists
and with shibboleth Of Pacific Railroad they attract
hundreds 10 their ranks Southern men, who II must be
confess 3D. have heretofore controlling influence in
our % s Al aGars are awakeped TO the urgency Of vi
gorous action and discovering the eete and proscrptve
doctrines Of Know Nothingsm are unworthy and dis.
IN r. lu IN he n
Buchanan. Mr. Filmores strength in this State IS hard
TO e. mate but II it exists anywhere, must be out OF
,he mountains For this int rriatio indebted TO
few interior papers who plead for his election
The late American Convention adjourned without
adopting any platform. They feared to put before
the people that would embody their peculiar
tolerant and narrow principles would De countenanced
No greater evidence Of their weakness could be adduced
and for the Grsf lime in the history Of the country we
hare party without principles or with such that they
could dare venture before the people Certainly this
arrogant and faction has sunk very low In
the cities and towns Fremont will be sustained per-
hans by large mAjorites. The mercantile classes aud
ira iers, who in the East opposed to anything like
agitation the slavery question: will here exert their
influence ior Fremont II is amusing TO observe the
statement made In the partisan papers. Whole classes
are stated 10 be ready with wonder aspiring unanim-
IT, give their SURFACES 10 the republican candidate.
while others have discovered that the people OF certain
coanty viii, without exception, support Fillmore The
iies o. November will settle the question.
Our democratic Convention met on the 9th inst, and
adjourned after session OF four days Its proceedings
y
snowledged tha, the members Of far better stamp
than what Usually constitute such bodies. The nina
tons MADE must be said. have not given entire salts
faction buI there are no boilers All acquesce in the
resalt Il u wei known that ieud exists between two
OF the pary-marshalng themselves under the
adershlp Of Broderck and Mr.. Gwin These gentlemen
several years engaged IN the effort OF
curing election TO the Cned States seaae, not united
~ Tor ii would the OF would have tn
voved h other defeat so evenly divided is the mass
O. The party hat heretofore though able to prevent the
election Of pertop Of opposite opinion 20 that position,
yet Il bag been found impraccable to unite the two
wings u supporting either. With the progress OF tiue
candidates have appeared 10 contend for the honor
ht uot1 The oopte,t yet remains between the
OLD opponents Juc &c Terry spoken or being likely
% be put forward as well "a Mr. Latham orr Co.
ec.or Ri, lie explra,ion of Mr. weller's term win
probably allow tie matter 70 be settled BY the election
Of G~n and Broderick. To the former some objections
viii urged that perhaps may be fa 10 his prospects
Gwn Is sed OF having used his influence with Gene
ra Woo, proven, him furnishing arms 10 the Cover
nor and having also written 10 The President 10 dis
suaAe him accedng executive demand tor assistance
However the Con enton of this month his friends
were allowed 10 have control and the nominees ali
us ehoee This circu instance does not indicate any dc
cna Of Broderks chances, but rather shows how BIO
obliged 70 act suitiDg ns Iocy 10 the occasion IN ir
,hs be candidates for the legislature will be all commit
ted 10 BIS cause and may be &C, down next year vii
enable ON ri ast 10 reach the Senate. Frederick Is
e. good. Ut no, shining parts. possesse indomi
table energy, md through the late ordeal, when the
Iuresi Characters were assaled lie passed with
little or any reproach HIS perseverance, and industry
m TO- important position rs United states SENATOR
ard prejudice was left aside would be acknowledged
Ycu,d more earnestly endcavor 70 serve tie in
isrtsk OF CaliiOln MIA To TO this time, few welded 90
much rrerce in any one state as he did here and for
lbs reason TIE modest part he Played Ia the ate Convea
ton has surprised many Of bis friencs
Every taken by the pree 10 the interest OF
The Y2anis persuade the Convention not to condema
their proceedings. En,reaes threats " certain defeat
and low abuse ~ tie law and order delegates used
so fearful were they q The result their conduct came
before the people OF the state IL voulo have seemed the
interest II the democratic party soly ntsused 10
Their ke rpg so solcious were they On this point.
Whether they beeycd the power 81 Buchan ~ nane,
or tie Inherent strength c democracy amcng the people
would have carried TIE candidates, aud with item the
platform. did Il condemn the committee the mem.
bers q the Conv,ntion were beSeecheo to pass
"a silence TIC recent hghhardcd proceedirgs IN this ci;
The Vigilance pAr OTIS were AFRAID 10 let the voice OF the
People be heard on he subject Among the delegates
were many Lmcser ing 10 i.c.ans who yslgs success
more than principle and they achieved advantage In
stavlDt OF the passage OF resolution condomning tho
Committee. b. means Of rome enicanery II was ar
faretd that tho Committee On Resolutions, In makug
her repori. attached at its conclusion declaration that
The body then az ourn stne die Not expecting any par
aneDary trick q this character, the report adopt
Cd, and the President compelled, when the subject
Of thu Invasion Of the writ Of habeas corpus intro
duced 10 cay could not be entertained by the Conyen.
ton bad ceased 10 exist. Considerable diss Ats
faction was expressed for was Intended 10 answcr any
objections that might be urged against such line OF
action. There Ia little gained, however, for the dc
mocraic press OF the State, with only Insignificant
Committee. All The candidates arc favorable 70 Law
ana order, and have made themselves conspicuous
No their champions ON the return Of the San Francisco
delegation, the Young Men Democratic Club, organi
zston that vigorously excludes members Of the Commit
TEE OF NgarCe from ltlowshp or beng present al us
meetings welcomed them their arrival This demon.
suaion noteworthy, proving the strength OF the
opposition 70 mob las. The procession-a iorchlgh,
gBe-wss q mile 10 length, aud numbered between
500 and 600. II brilliant and magnificent dis
play and left no room 10 cavl about the opinion OF the
party UPON the question that than any other
oupss attention Many oi The delegates were 10
having The topic introduced IN the nrenten and be-
eveo that in times like the present would be wise
10 pursue any that would cstange single demo
crst IRON supporting the ticket Il admitted
lssuced persons might have ioined the Committee,
but - they are now aware that the organization /
Las proved Itself adjunct Of black republican |
am, they will quickly cut the connection There |
vac large nber who considered 10 incumbent the
party 70 declare the sentiments Of The party the vgi
lance question: but the balance, agreeing in condemnrg
to the utmost extent thought inexpedent 10 do any
act 10 Jeopardze their al the coming election.
Gen Wool destined 70 rivs Dissatisfaction 10 the
pcopls, portion Of them, while he remains here Ills
Path has been III cky strewn with horns which he t
DOT been able 70 kcsn clear Of Tho latest complaint
against him is the removal Of troops from the Mono
Iscsce reservation leaving the white settlers aud public
property 70 the amount Of several hundred dol
lare al me Of numerous tribe OF hostile Indians