The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-11

their hopes conferred in dissolution Of the Union
and the establishment OF . Southern confederacy with
Offices sufficient TO satisfy their psatate desires
But the great Of the Southern leaders shrink from
such crisis; and hence they willing to second the
efforts Of their Northern comparots establish ademo-
cratic party with other issues than nigge and higher
aims than civil 1t is for this reason that the set
tement Of the Kansas difficulties viii be hailed plea
sure, and her admission free State should such
the whh OF her Inhabitants, quietly agreed TO- with II
exception Of the sscessons1, there not Southern
who viii net accept this result fortunate solution OF
the cSpute
lis this CONVICTION moro than any even indirect sssu
rance received from Mr. Buchanan that has created the
lmpressin that the oempg administration will carefully
avoid ~ mistakes oi the present. and ns.e I'd Of consu
tung Itself chamUicn for the extension OF slavery,
WIN Jeaousy abstain from using any federal influence,
permitting the people OF Ice Territories govern them
wbil,t Mr.. Bucharan has CAREFUL, avoided saying who
VIII compose his CAones, (f indeed he mined
The msitsr) yet opinion prevails amongst leading
politicians here that the Cabinet will certainly include
Gov, Brown, Of TeDDessee Mr.. Dodge, OF Iowa nov
Minister 10 Spain; Mr. Hallet OF AAssaohasetst; and
bnes wonld rot be obnoxious TO any portion OF the
party End ct The time would only include men
mooetate views Govern Johnston Is Gentleman OF
tbhty, and Ia fully competent il the State Depart
inert hr Hunter presents the claim Of having been
ere OF ihe most active supporters OF Mr. Buchanan for
tie nation, aud he has also received lne qulet pri
vate and honest the electors of hs State
TX Governor Brown, OF Tennessee, early openly
see delegation the President elect not
mo uccroas hopping backwards and forwards OF these
gentle at the Cincinnati Convention lie certainly,
therefore hos claims Mr.. Dodge might for the
Interior and II is supposed he will be taken sort Of
eompiomse--a sort OF dodge b.tween two con.ead-
ing scons and ali docges, you know, weak affairs.
douglas Will consent to let Bright in the Cabinet
ai'.r his Cncnos,i exploit. Bright wiu not
confent 10 st Wright wear The honor and Mr Dodge
viii be lfen up kr Halle whilst he possesses the
ndence Of the democratic party in large enjoys
Mr. Brebanan's trendsb!p 10 lcss Colonel Forney
active pciicsn, and has been viewed Co.
personal rsp ieseniaiive OF Mr.. Buchanan.
AS remarked before, these only given be-
cause they the mouths leading potitcisps here
and not Unoer the belief that Mr.. buchanan given
any Indication 1t taken AZ mere gossip req.
cered Per baIh Of some weight all events
carreD, 10 Tho hshest political circles.
there arrnor fat the slavery agitation v III again
be tbrut upep Icngres IN connection with bill for trc
scmi,son Of Utah State Slavery already EXISTS in
that Teirory Iis 10 be hoped that of all parties
win unite ~ ieips'Dg 10 xten TO any application o- the
scmss rto the federacy OF hor1 vasabonds
VITO ines, Ush; heucs who openly at defiance the
Mr. FiImores al the erection o, terri
tcsia Utah. and the appointment the
lIesl.st cInlral wnhln M PsWeht noroess 70 Do tne
niAtve Of The government OF the United States
Tle TN tes ar,sed when The evil be abasd ard
the sdoner the hsus Is met the be,ter
WASHINGTON, Dec. Q, 1856.
Mr.. Bi9ltTs SYteoh-Ercitn,E. in Poicol Circe-Ie,-
reoehment # a United Stats Judss-Gen Whitfsld-
Mr.. Bosc-Mr. Breesin,idge ard ,he Succession.
The speech Of Mr.. Bgler IN the Senate has caused
the greatst excitement in political circles Hk alusion
TO the "mad caps" Of the soush, and the " Barn wer
Rhet school Of politicians will be resented debate
which nay lead the party INTO ciscord before Mr..
Buchanan takes the char. Tho admissions, on cross
ezaminaon in regard TO The position ke
democracy and the President elect were no, believed
yesterday when reported. The southern men This
morning intent tho report In the Globe OF the
debate; aud, am not much mistaken, exception viii
be taken 10 the squier sovereignty doctrines announced
by the Pennsylvania Senator.
The admission OF Gertfal whpscld as the delegate
nom Karsss VIII sssbss the House proceed with the
buspes Of the country, unless the debate the meg
ssge nded. Tho Pressen, certainly made up
The i1ue very clearly, and many Of Mr.. Bachansns
ritp6s believe Will his adminisH ration, by
making him rsi por Tor the KaDtAs policy Of General
herse. The free toi leaders slready shaping tho
cicnu 10 involve the Presidents unpopuiavy
,he Mouth in the indication oy The next &C
of the ksrsas prircpie. Perhaps Il is wet, this
mstftr mutt Como to decision, add tho sooner the
better for NIL parties
There will BE- fort made this winter 10 impeach q
Judge OF be Ds Court OF the United Sates and the
ebsyges, spbstAnnftd d, VIII profound scnsapn
hror hout me country. 1he,e has never yet a
successiul pcsebrspt Of an United states Judge an
evdeI OF tie bfeh position houcsty OF the bench
II Is due 70 The ctanctr OF tnc bench that those who
wear ibe should be above reproaoh. The iuso
csnt and orte have nothing 20 fear nom alton,
sno The guilty need w. The memorials, believe, are
slrcscy before tbe proper onmmis,se doubt
action will he taken, elrher TO vindca,e the character Of
the nom unjust aecm alton or foster upon hin toe
e reputation of the bench that should
fully nvfsugshd.
night IN jos si sort Of ~ay his triumph over tho cppo
siton in the House. The southern men Who were de-
lsyed. feel quite relieved Al their escape, as
was Wbfbcics iosnton 10 rake them acccuot to their
commitments he had been desa aicd By their sbsence
Speaker Royd OF KentrcKy here, posting his friends
IN regard 10 Mr. Bre, sc ard hts visws rapor
aaoa TIA, ne viii po regarded from the altar, as tho can
didsic for the succession In lseo A tho next demo
cratic nominee win no doubt como from the south, thers
h
intervene between now and tho next Presidential etc
lion.
EXTRACTS from THE WASHINGTON ceERHsPosDBs0E
or OTHER JOUKHALs.
There has been considerable talk In political circles
here, occssioDed By Mr. Buchanans late speech tho
ttudenu OF college N Lancaster. who oaled upon him
70 him their respects In that speech old Buck takes
high Uncn grouus says that bc with hayc nothing do
with the extremists Of either seeucn ard that his policy
viii restore far possibe the iratcrnal fespg
which formerly existed among all sections Of the con.
regarded dsmpcr southern politicians many Of
whom grow immediately suspicious OF a man. no matter
Who he msy be, who asscvea'es an auschmeut 10 tho
a the Tocmbs and Davis schoo that the
ADMINISTRATION their room viii be much preferable 70
In conicr nifty with The treaty ratified in August tho
Interior Depart has nvi,ed Jumper the CHEF OF the
s,m'rolss west Of the Ns,snppi, TO Wal, We tribe 10
Ftrra for The purpose OF inducing peaceful emigration
yet sDswer has been received from The Indian
sstnt the The failure Of the House nt the
y the delay In this experiment md may
tmbarrsss "a. In the meantime Gen. Harney Is In
ciac over,ures ana means are cxhsustsd.
The lsst ticia ireilr renoe from oregon uducss the
heller that the indian difficulties IN thc Territory wii
he smcaby susreed and without the necessity OF
uriher hcstics Only The tribes ssst OF Cscsdc Noun
,sins sve apprehension additional trouble, and they
form aravey Inferior obstacles IN the way Of 60
neral raeincsuop.
Bonrd of Counctimcn.
This Board met last evening, D. u PiIssney Eco, In