The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-27

Political Sayings and Doanss.
Gov. WIN roa ATTORNEY GMRAI--Ths Jen. Davis no
~ are determined 70 have henry A. Wise In Mr. Blu
sAsnan's cabinet in some shape. they cannot gel him
- The head they win DO content place him n the foot
Hare the last manifesto from the New Orleans Dsta-
Several Of The New York papers freely using the
- sos Of United ssss Attorney Generals the csbinss
- Mr. Buchanan or the suppositiou Of POSI-
Sssozy.% Of iury and their INK bottle. are spiisd u
e usual Trades against the demasos aud dmunionss
ws II q nsos hs 10
u. he should be denounced = % ner pros
Iy and rss he and me Tr S :ss
Sksa dare moi infringe the constitution while the South
- Bus let The whipped hounds snarl better Attor
ney General than Henry A. Wise could not be found,
theugh We deem extremely unlikely he viii occupy the
Dssxaon.
worms FRxNoxr IN THE SoUfH.-The Montgomery
(AA) Advertiser says y "worby Of note that the only
votes that Fremont received in the South were State
that voted for Fllmore-Aaryland." The Adueytis~ 10
mistaken Fremont received several hundred votes In
beth Kentucky and Missouri-and even in Virginia, he
received Five votes were cast for him Il pre-
enc IN Shenandoah county-the Tenth Legion Of Virginia
democracy And in the Wheeling district which gave
Buchanan four or five thousand majority great many
vses cast for Fremont The votes that received
Germans, with their natural anupa.hy TO the extension
Of slavery.
TESTIMONIAL HANNIBAL HAMIN.-The Portland State Of
kete says the friends Of Hon. Mr.. Hamlin. Governor
secs Of Maine invited him to meet them Ut banquet in
thaa city ON Wednesday evening, the 26th inst
HOWELL CoBB WILL NOT SUR THE JEY. DAVIS FACTION
me- New Orleans Della, Of the 10th inst says
4 corr spondent Of the NEW York HERALD, who dates
vction that Howell dobb. Of Georgia, win be Mr.. Bu-
ehAnAns selection for the Secretaryshp OF State; and he
nure Of eulogy We fear this would be rather IN I'm
fortunate appointment Mr.. Cobb not the man whom
No requires and IL infinitely TOO slow for the aso
upon the stretch just now That he possessed Of con-
siderable ability y undeniable but unfortunately he is
shuaiiDg and compromises to come. He is fossil poti
cAn-a megatherior, vi you viii; but the deuge has
quite possible the Ianos ster man Is mistaken In his
guess. We trust So ~ least
GENERAL HOUSTON Tho Columbia (Texas) Democra.
anudes ~ follows TO report which We have also heard:
1--WE learn that ii Is currently passing bit Of news,
among the knowing ones Of the American party, that
Sam Houston viii surely be the candidate OF that party
DR. Governor In the next CANVAS"
RETURNED -Chas r. Gwnn, Esq. says the Memphis
DxU<ia who has been upon mission from this country
10 Naples OF IN important commercial character
turned.
TEE LAST wAvE.-The Newburypost Herald OF the Gath,
speaking Of Mr.. Buchanan, says
We thought when General Pierce into power that
man had better opportunity 70 distinguish him
self and render the ascendenoy OF his party
but Mr.. Buchanan, coming In upon the last wave OF
Storm may make the peace Of the country In the four
years CONTRAST avoraby With the condition OF the
past and there are pending TOO such questions IS be-
ING decided avossby viii give great prosperity and win
ne hearts Of ns ooun,rymsp VIII DO is % him pro-
hand. At the Of tho work. turn the first
shovel full Of sand upon public national Improvement
49, 40 wkses
Eie canal did for New York. which shall link his name
10 the ratons greatness De Witt Cintons Joined
ssns sec.sa IN 1885, The prs.idsns thirty one States
nay IN 1850 hand the executive power Of forty
Abiding TO The efforts Of the southern secessonsts
dds:-
We have great faith and great hcsa In the four coming
years; believe the incoming ADMINISTRATION will shake
itself from the foul clique Of Southern nulhers, dis
rican people. But should 1t be different, and Wise and
Brooks Souie and ali that madcAp crew. obtain the
asssnce q SAicn snsy AIM WI not Dc IN '1sm % Dc
yacy. rhey might be troublesome for time, but our
maon 10 certain, our destiny Is sure the finger OF God
the republic, free, peaceful and happy, shall know no
boundaries but the oceans and stand At n meridian the
SON Of hope and joy snd light to the nations.
eUAToE DouGrAs-This gentleman was married by .
Roman Catholic priest Where 10 the Erprea' Why no.
Pitch into him for 80 great enormty, well into
COL Fremont
Mr. EVANS or MAlSH-Somebody has proposed his
name for place in Mr. Buchansn's Cabinet Tho Buffalo
COMMERCIAL Adptir edited by Of his confreres, tips
BIN the cold shoulder this OCCASION and says can't
be done.
Bon. Joseph p Oomegys, the newly appointed United
aes Senator for the State Of Della sare says the Lancas
Der Eprs Of the Gath, (Buchanan psper), resides In
Dover De-, and Ia married to nieoc Of the late Hon.
John II. Clayton, who had his home with Mr.. comegys
AZ ~ ~
Gov. 0omegys, and has served with prominence aud
ability in the Delaware Legislature. He 10 lawyer Of
nrse pracrce OF sound legal ability. extensive expert
.ce and nnc personal appearance absu forty nvc years
Of age He 10 gentleman Of sterling integrity ana do
sssvedly popular. He will al his new position with
honor and usefulness. The OF good feeling appears
70 have arrived at Lancaster 1t least
TN Grx Rxcors-The Boston Journal OF Nov. a,
g~cses from the Nashville Unon which says
The recent Presidential canvass has had . dclccrous
eject the slave population. Tho negroes manifested
an unusual Inherent IN the result and attended the poti
cal meetings Of the whites Ia large numbers Tho Journal
remsrks-h Was not what the friends Of Fremont "a,
known that no Fremont mt etngs have been allowed 10
aha. eeosion. But the democratic orators have drawn
very vivid pictures of the horrors which, they alleged
would result from the election Of Fremont the insecurity
Of slave property, &c The "chates" have ears, into
which these remarks have found admission. and they
have probably been talked the plantations until
he slaves have been led 70 hope that their slavery viii
nol endure forever For mis-, The shareholders have no
one 10 blame but themselves. II they viii open
the reopeuing Of the slavery question and
wage bser war upon those at ibe North who desire
70 maintain the compromises ntact-if they will mig
represent and abuse those who simply oppose the extern
Of savery-they must expect 10 reap the natural
consequence.
s~rrogate's Court.
PROBATE OF HENRY PARrsx's wILL-IAfoRrASr
TESTIMONY.
Before A. W. Bradford, Surrogate.
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