The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19


plicantsJor he Ssureyorship-A Nep Paper in Wash
tn9ton.
An article which appeared recently tn the
lalxiTsr, In reference 70 tire politicians OF New
the distriouton Of patronage, has caused goa
eacisement ana uneAsiness ON the part OF the f~re
gentlemen OF the Empire State, who do nothing 49,
pect everything; 70 much excitement and une-
u caused that . number Of letters have be fc
here by certain parties who opposed to sts.f
Of the virginia regency, ami &c parties IL ~ gA
Dominion desiring to koow what that paper,
III editors, by attacking The democrats party In
New York, and prejadcpg the incoming administration
sgAinit them ths unterriiei sppears-ana "a
from good authorityore of the first families Of vir-
gDatbat the article sI,uded 10 suggested by Mr..
Wire, who, seems has for long time been disguised.
with the politics and poucsns OF New York their broiIs
and squabb their nss and ealousies the lash
nge and conflicts OF sheu- which the Governor It.
tempted at and settle-and being ia
situation where be- has right speak and be
beard, he gives then tsr nng and ct the time
administers tome wholesome truths in the shspe o.
be- needed for old Buck viii not allow The SeW Ycrs T po
l'cans, as old the present administration, q it's
threshold, to enbarrass and cripple him. Governor
Wise, In q conversation III a gentleman o few dayg
since, AZ chmond lnumateo ,n Fernando Wood in the
city, and Daniel Dickinson the Interior, tic only
reliable men. ralres mr. who could be trus.ed or
al confidence be placed IL THIS Is rather significant
coming from WISE One thing however, is certa a1c
sure, and that is that sa, w.er, Forney Co., in
GLIDING the Clique that discuss and champagne
tho New YORK Hotel vii ttsnd poor chance with the
learn from gentle of New York, VINO Il now in
ms city, tha. there Is desperate rush slre.dy for the
NJ. oochraue's eeI,n-so my friend here Informs
ne-Aye Captain lssan Ry Does, OF the Empire Club;
COL Emanuel B. Hart, or merry member Of Congress-
from the lower district Mr. Michael j. ODonnelI Captain
". N Mcnsire, the Chief proprietor Of he Libby
penny whistle, the DAILY N,~s; and Giieon ]. Tucker
editor OF The Dali Neos but who left the latter paper
before the recent election. understand further that
the New York Hotsi, ana mutually determined not &C.
pledge their aid as yet tt any one Of the compet
tors (shougn doubtless each has his choice I'LL hey
how the Cabinet Ii 10 be ted. SEN ble fellows
paper has recently BEEN started In this city called the
Washington Mercury and State Rights Regiser, under the
auspices OF few Southern gentlemen who have contr
bsed sufficient TO its support for year
devoted TO the peculiar institution" and inte
slave trade, and other notions. Its srst nun
oers 90 not display much AGILITY, and II has soky sp.
pearance Being hehdomsaal pa per does reflect
much credit upon publishers Tor the paper ink and
TYPE look very shabby.
WASHINGTON, Nov II, 1856.
Governor Wise at Whea1a,d- The Reosons jos cea1sg fan
H,m-Parfc Ralrcad La,r- DSris aud Wise IN Per-
sona1 Anta0onisp,-The WahinotOn Cl2ye, D.. dc.
As informed you recently Governor Wise O, Virginia
has been sent for and passed through Washington to-day
for wbeatand. he looked extremely well and g
smiling ~ possible Mr.. Buchanan politician enough to-
and whether Grated NOT has frm hold conf
dence and feelings the Southern people Therenas
. split In the Southern democracy since fse sue.
or 1885, and evi ept that the old line democrats
or state rights they termed have determined
on placing In those who adhere TO that school OF
politics Wise The acknow edged bead Of the southern
party. twill be In bis power 70 lead the Southern mind
in almost any dircciioo, 70 abandonment OF ab
soute peudices. Tho effort the part Of Mr. Buchanan
to win him over IN his Administration, for better o.
worse, will, successful place the Virginia Governor In
he attitude towards the President elect Davis
fas occupied towards Genera Pierce.
There Yumor " political circles here that
Wise protests against the California letter, aod that
Mr.. DAVIS app owes Of IL TIE rcmor says further
bat hs one cause o. wse's visit 70 wnestlaud
ent for before the Pacidc Railroad letter made
ubhc. The composition o. that letter. hove ger, shows
That either ,he Secretary Of War hnew somethng Of w
origin or that Mr. Bochanan had the ksNssppAns
Philadelphia speech before his eyes. IL ID highly pro-
bable that Wise may egArd this Pacific letter I'D
Mission Of Davis Influence II be and Davis become
rivals, buchanan viii nnd hmkeu IN very delicate po-
elton
he little war carried on here among the faithful
indicates very clearly what must bs TIE result
the PARTY by personal d'scord. l learned inis
morning from one OF the "anxiousp members
Of the wAhr gon democratic clique, that Mr.. Buchanan
OF the personal aumoscs personal prejudces Of his
Nnds thai he did not intend 20 involve himself In such
mAtergbut admnstcv tho Tor The beneet Of
The aid Of his party wouo afford him great ssts.aco1
Ac 6e, bull no. be would and do bh duty 10 the
country without them. The Washington politician wound
. cent for frcsden, Of The peopIs-ihas he wanted
party President and party rule II may bc Interesting To-
Mr.. Buchanan 10 know that mo person In question has
been on both sides o. ls ienceon sop and believe I'M
ting the soiss by the way arc the hard democrats Of
the south 70 be released from bondAgea