The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-25

LANCASTER, Nov. II, 1850
m Buchanan on Eos-Hss Appearance The Cstsna to u
Uns--V,slt to wheaasnd.-fe Effect Of a Tux aiA
ne president EEsa-9ov Wi,es 0eparture-7se Esneas.
tr Bank, A., dc.
win you believe it, when ,ell you that the President
elect, James Buchanan was in town TO day, walking the
streets Hks sommon mor,als But 10 true, and canno,
help saying that he looked remarkably tine In his per-
poaaI appearance but without the MARKS Of great
anxiety Of mind such as . na,urny timd men, he is,
always viii exhibit responsibility The Response.
blty OF ming q Cabinet 10 suit JEFF. Davis. A. T.
Brown, Gov. Wise, &C. the sde the Van Bnrens,
Buffers Jno Hickman &c, the other, too great 10
be borne by tmid and c.utious statesman, without
much anxiety and vexs,ion.
The home organ, the Intel igencer a. said in my last
says the Cabinet viii be uLlbut In what way, or on
Whist question, Is not explained wa the Cabinet be
unit on ACQUIRING Cubs-a UNI on bringing In kansas .
slave State o. free sac These questions the nome
crgan wolld DO vel 10 eDi CHEN os on.
During the week wheataDo has honored with the
preseuce OF a large nber Of the local politicians fro
the interior OF the State, OF whom however
unknown 70 famen ami would not interest the public
RIwcre 10 tFaacribe ;te- ares for the HxRaID. AL
however wl nave "sxes to grind, and II ~ss well
noueh that they should call in time say, Mr Pres
deoi Al least that about al thai most Of them could
say.
The hon, John Rowe the lately elected Surveyor
General, called to see MIR Buchanan during the
week. To-day, the Boz. A.on White and the Hon. n.
L. Dewess both newly elected u,.Ners Of from
the Interior OF The state, vista Wnestand, ana
delighted With Their rney o0a or she opinion
that something must be- done 10 the pArs 10 tins
North arc that II Jsn Davis Achison, Vice, Srtns'-l
low Co 10 dictate the policy that Is q gr' fo H.
Bucbaoar'z sem strsuon j WI be The 1T +s. l-bt
tina. the democratic party viii elect for 4eafrc 81
century IN oiEeF words Kansas must pc roe am Ger
own poop nust have iair chance to make It free II
tbev
This afternoon lancaster honored, aud this
Jag wbesiaEd Dsts glad Nth The presence OF
Francis Grupd, ESQ toe Va biDg'on observer Cor
resp0ndosl 81 The PhilaoelDhs oser. Mr., Grund who
Is kL0wn 20 be considerable Of sunhower politician,
viii a couss 70 biz best 70 Dsse The sage tee that ne s
struly hs after his long devoted rvice 20 Gen
CaSs the nGbsrlers fling "A dissn lie has gwen
Mr.. Buchanan curing the a-t gat or iau years But
ssh T. revive tr ~ these old wounds gwen
By Mr. GrtnC q Mr. BchaDan feelings as vel as his
friends Col Eorney dli have % repsi Me- Grunds at
tacka several times, bet M Buchanan IL q posi-
ton u which be can saara 70 nc charitable, and receive
Mr.. GruLd II least on hts good n hayior.
Governor Wse has returned 90 Rchmocd aud how
he pleased al wheatisnd viii be better told
from the "eymptomso tnat wid be hkey 10 mani
Test themselves from thar Qnarser-Richnond. Toe
impresss1 here Il thz. Mr.. buchanan avoided
much B possible srti;eg Confidential" with
Gov Via, Mr.. Wire anu Ar. Bichsnan have been very
warm political sad personal triends suce Mr.. Wise
len the Wig party Mr Rucnsnan feels very CRATE
M Gov Wise has securing virgins for
him at Cncir pail ana u 81 hard struggle With MIR.
BucnaLao should 70 be compelled TO displease Gov.
Wise He only south, extremist except idel.
whom NJ Buchanan has spy very stroDg personal and
polnca attachment for This well known by bis
friends here. thorght taat for these reasons.
Mr. Bucaansa cannot avolt giving sdel place Ia the
Cabinet siJet sncuio 1t uIpopulsr aows
such - sppc,1tnspt viii be
A meeting q The stockholders O. the Lancaster Bank
beic hcu the following state ment 10 the
cootiron 0; ne hark WA MADE By he direc,os-
IANcssrEE BANK, Nov. 90 1866.