The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30
Political Gossip.


asaiD't aim IL Sacramento newspaper, aud j. n Ia
oar visa nominated In hts place.
NrsoSr IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or Az EYE WIZ
sES We W. before us document n four ne sapaper
esaDns in he CaIdo, CAronsce. Of otooer q, rem
mr. pen rhopas o. Ixrkn, ESQ formerly United states
f sal At Monterey, rb,ch throws much light on the con
tsect C Col. Ere while In California Il Ia con-
pte ana MANLY vndscson OF the Pathfinder by one ~ao
Sss and Is pre- nd 10 be his friend
SOUND TIE GOOSE. Howell Cobb wrote letter,
addr essed tho Atlanta mass meeting dated October 10.
which he, that "the democratic party 10 % day
INIT upon he great principle nvolved in The present
@.t" p ray, what is n2'
Coon, TIMES CoMsG. y" TIE Richmond Erlqaire, OF the
ach, Ioer this title predicts the restoration
The principle OF slave abr "A the minds OF shs En-
s'st French peop az well AZ Americans. Neces-
ray compulsory and this ia The way the good time is
sor I,oa-
ESsland's conscience DOW goads her, because she
= maze baa bargain where sue hoped to make GOOD
re- because she has actually liberated tho negross
GtFst b. purpose was 10 make them more OF slaves
ss~o eve. ard 70 get their labor cheaper But snslh
gives up The African and cooley apprentice System
having both failed or proved nasequaa Eogant Gncs
she mutt encourage American slavery, soon starve
Ia 80 naked Hence no IL rcady 10 back out Of her
quito prolactorate agi her other prttensons in the
O. b. the 'tae official prsss N utter and complete fail
zC ofher West India emancipation. She will not inter
ee 9TH the spread Of American slavery because abe
esanot diiPense with the products Of slave labor
'ssay she imports fifty millions Of bushels
= wheat II 10 therefore physically impossible
Of grain bedes raise substitutes for the cotton,
sugar. coffee ano other agricultural products that she
Eosores rom slave countries the sane is true OF
t either Of those countries subsst It's popu
htsn cut of from the products and the markets Of
slave countries England has the good 70
- this and wishs 10 the extension OF Ameri-
~ slavery she desires to soc Cuba annexed to the
pron because that measure woult increase the supply
and diminish the price OF tropical products In saan
tour majority ut the North will desire the
e-s will advocate the kansas Nebraska bill Ia letter and
spirit That bill leaves the subject 10 be settled by
pcehc opinion oaod on actual and free and
CAIN dncafsou Bot the North and England and France
WI aso discover that as their wants. their population
and their manufactures increase they will require
rsspondins increase Of labor extension Of
slave territory supply those wants. feed and cothe
that population and furnish market for those manuac-
tures
Ei.snoS IN SAN FRANCISCO Tho Alta Californian Of
Oct. says
s<nd waiting upon Governor johnson, in behalf OF the
ctizeps OF -sr Ffancsco AMI making forma, demand
MAJ he withdraw tho proclamation airing this peacea
he city In Estate Of nsu,rection We are inclined TO
seieve that there Ia some truth In the made
me time ,nce IN the Leading raw and order jorrna,
inst We could have legal election In this county
.nra ss thai proclamation was hanging II this
90 how ne es,ery !, H. unless we are wag tamely
convent 10 DO robbed OF our political rig 10 crafty the
wbim or The malice 81 weak minded executive that the
sdcbeiyc document shall be withdrawn. We do not wish
eur election TO be subject contingency risk as
when We have SUCCEEDED In sting = ticket opposed to
sns policy 81 the Governor, may Hnd tha by ono of
hose r. ma ksble decsieps sone,lmes given by he Gu
eene fourt Of this State, ele ton will be declare
regLi AID void We hope the citizens will act in This
matter
PsrsrsDrR-A new evening paper by this title has
been established in California. It supports Colonel
Fremont.
NJ Discrssrcs yos TIE pRsxyr The Charleston SIAN
aory l~t,ha
80 u Carolina, and the Causes which have ed 70 IT,
s-y..-
h'ie this s-so however there little doubt but that
W ~hch have ,roduced this result will continue
r-atc and that for years yet 10 will DO as unified
4. have been Tor years past to enter upon OF
dow stic eh aton. The feeling here constant though
cees not find expression. that the questions which
w clam ateoton are not TO be discussed during the
czerss Ct presn relations to the general govern
met In the aoeence Of the ability enter upon thi,
uc forced continue single constituent Of the
great sectional party At the South against the North
sys cuatng the consequences Of secession IL adds
Cncfr ,hsse circumstances IL, perhaps or inestims-
bio advantage 10 us that our course Of policy far has
nos resulted IN the production OF state property to be
scrsn hsd for. In the absence Of the ability divide
upn great principles OF public policy, IA Of vast i'm
pp'iance not DO divided upon the question Of loci.
piaror II in this in many other states there wsre
Investments by the State 10 be managed by officers
go sg'ipmse. me oinces q soyernmenl would DO
men, With nothing 10 DO, would turn politicians. Ono
party OF needy would occasion the existence OF
sut NJ Intellect character would distracted by men
who would rot be likely advance the credit aud
pu,no money BY the State have fortunately an failed of
spy pecunary pYoht.
CArsE oy DvyxAr.- The Greenvine g. c., Patriot of
Oct ga regrerg the defeat Of Col Bokman for tho 80
SAie, accounts for II in the following singular way
HIS z,sioss efforts In the cause OF education and the
rsvAc3 OF The pocT In moral and social point OF view
have proved his defeat
What q satire on South Carolina policsi
HONORABLE T.rInoSY Missouri BumASAS
scoRxAL Tho Missouri Daily Democrat one Of the ear.
sSt md s.sacest supporters OF Mr. Buchanan (oct 2s
while discussing the given by GOV. WISE Brooks,
Ssde' Kei,i and others for dssolvag the Union viz
tbs el"c'aon Of Fremont Indignantly remarks
IL cannot DO the threat Ia made in very wan,onness
some potential reeson us have dictated such terrible
rso,uuon. Can be the character OF the man hmsafS
10 one o. those dcpavcd and wicked monsters Of
whom we read In hiBiory stepped In every and
stained Nth every crme2 Ia no Of the raco OF those
gigantic criminals ~hose shadows jsr agcs-a Nero,
slanersne, or Borgiaf No such accusation made.
fho allegations Of bis enemiss whether fancies
resdesent him merely ~ the type Of America an de-
and a.ce' and csursrs true A. steel. rssed nj msoa
70 National esninence In the noblcst heis Of sntsr.
Prise uhui ne was ,een aiar as the Rocky Mountains
ca ~heh be frat planted tbc stars and stripes
pedcstss OF LIS ane. We cannot ind the seek
IN tho character o, Fremont fo' the csrcaiures Of
hw osraphy represent him Ia Succession poor boy
ssfo siud,nt bold wooer, brave solder aud heroic
cxplorer-a man VIII, 'oied ifom the beginnipg achev
ASS s~ccehs evtfy step until hu epuatoa -oee high
and bright TO attract the eye Of the people,
~hca dwslt aon 10 ~ on new planet In the armament
Sehcr VII hrs opinions on the slavery question give
tae ouoz to- ho s merely opposed to the of
hRvery into free eritory ard majority ~ Presi.
denss ~sre Of the same opinion Fillmore, Taylor van
buren and Jefferson hostile 70 the Introduction OF
slavery into neg Trtories; and thought that
eeu election vss any cause for the dissolution Of
Chtcn.
MosE CREATING IL PrvssrtvlEl.-The Philadelphia
Tn October 20 pubshes the following secret circular
cent round by Fillmore elector fer the Mercer
and lawrence dstlct -
nsAR srs-Ths Americans sonf % vote The demo-
CRITIC riae and county ucket-pu In End hard for
hem IN - township. This IL strictly confidential Get
all your men &c vote ssr u. We going do this 70
defeat the republicans. Id. u. NEs5rr.
Beres sample Of Fs,lmeresm in al rs double dealing
and by pocrssy.
Nk. BrcHAsAS's CoScxs-xxs1a.-The Augusta Cron<cie
G~orss) thus speaks Of Tho devices az The democratic
PARTY 10 cover up Mr.. Bnehsnan's platform
Els snfeceScln must not be inquired into. He canno.
scrutiny. His lriendR AFRAID Of & and