New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24
Nesu:uork DAILY Griba,Ie:
FROM HHiDELPHfi.

Is becoming quite current mere ano VIII u" eV~'-
be extensively adopted elseshere during the mex
three year, Anti Buchanan Democrat" This
polite designation, now fast ootsinias currency
among the Sham Democracy, is the symbol ss once
of decided autssonism and Of al intense desire 10
AVOID an open split a. long As possible. told you
weeks sgoi that Mr.. Buchanan's mou.hpiece, fae
Penns,iranias, would soon be found 10 opsn hos
tilty with Col. Forney's Press. Great efforts have
been made to preserve the semb'ance OF harmony
between these two patriotic organs and the LITTER
hes practiced toward the former degree Of for
besrMce that has caused much surprise among the
uninitiated public who read, wonder, but do not
understand. A the harmony hsd departed . long
while sgo, the semblaDce Of il h. now disappeared
entirely. Tae Pennsylvania has overstePPed al
limit and become perfectly savage. Now read the
text and then the commentary. Speaking Of Col.
Forney, that paper says:
MI Buchanan may exclm, under the circu Instances.
reriDs hi. treatment BY the editor OF the os.n IN sae
"0''' n ~ Sp.. il =. rshfto di..euble yourlove,
But Why kick me down stsrsp
Then cease this Hypocrisy and ohsrstAnm and pretend 20
s aRsn 'n'' "''n you 'A'' Tue p''''''
What means the grave charge, "a secret enemy
al the time" now openly proclaimed, and doubtless
to be yet more specifically enforced hear It means
that, some time previous to the meeting Of the Gin
cinnat Convention, the Buchanan junts st Wash
ipptOn considered the movements Of Col Forney 10
be son ewhat eccentric seeing that he WAS urgent
for having Buchanan nominated, and that ne Was
moving about through Psnnsyy ania, leaving behind
him trail so impertecty concealed that THERE was
no difficulty in following him. Tbe junta held that
his proper place at that particular time was Wash
ipgtop, not PennsyyaDs, and the singularty of his
being absent ffOm where he was wanted and being
found 10 places where be was not finally resulted IN
a suspicion that his fidelity to Buchanan was not as
immaculate as il was cracked up to be. The Junta
accordingly sent forth their scouts TO follow up tae
trail and These hounds did the business 80 efectasy
that they ascertained to the entire satisfaction OF
their employers that while the Colonel was openly
striving TO secure the nomination OF Bucnsnal, DC
was at the same time secretly laborlng 10 proca'e
that of Pierce HIS letters written IN behalf oil
Pierce came into the hands OF the junts, 30 there
could be no doubt of the game he was playing.
This unpleasant discovery the junta kept pro-
fonnd secret lest it might mar Buc hansns prospects
before the Convention. The result We all know.
Buchanan was nominated, and the Colonel laoored
indefstieably ~ have lin elected. 10 this respeN
be acted the good d. m0crat with zeal aud success
70 remarkable as TO cause all eyes to be hked UPON
lin But Buchanan had never been informed vi
the Colonels having carried water on botn shoulders
and. AZ the litter had always been bis espe:ld
prot4ee owing to that fact bis advancement from
a humble printing office in Lancaster To the C!erk,
sbip of the House Representatives, some addition 81
distinction wac now justly due to him. lie walled
10 be Senator from Pennsy lvania He shOuld have
it. So Buchanan wrote letter that ne desired hn
aupointe0 over all others. This pleased Forney,
A ad ma
Then came the offer Of the Consulshp OF Liverpool
worth SIC, 900 year, and purse OF > ,OOJ more
annually, levied on the printing patronage oil t!e
Gave rrmf Mt; thus, as Buchanan himself SAID,
mailing FOrney's salary equal with his own. All
this time Buchanan had no inkhng OF the faets
known 10 the jun<a. But the Consulship with
S25 600 year WAS declined, aud then 1t was, as IS
now said Buchanan Was enlightened by tlli reye-
,tlon FRI In the juDta. cOOiness Immediately iol-
lowed. and has been increasing ever since The
Colonel knows that Lis Pierce letters are kno Sn 10
Buchanan; and this, l spprehend, Is what Inc
Peunsuiranian means by charging fOrney with De-
ire "a secret enemy all the time and aa open one
"WUEN YOU DARE" Such are The Incidents oil
this Curious affair as tod without hesitation by Bl.
chapan's personal friends and adherents here.
cannot youch for them yet fully believe the parties
who make the statement. You therefore see no"
much good cause there is for the evident bad bloo1
among III. harmOniou US Democracy OF this city. Be-
inc exclusively quarrel among the party IL would
b. Ddecor us for US TO DO more than. ocr our ten
dere Il mpatby in the premises. But there Is vol
cano beneath ali the peaceful calm OF the moment,
and you may be on the qm 1ice Tor an explosion
some fine morning. ..,,
From politics 10 matrnony the transition 10 ODD,
but who viii gsiDssy il sgreeableness ana then
the lady readers Of The TRIBUNE, none oil "holn,
dare ssy. have read line of the foregoing, may be
rempted 10 follow me through TINS paragraph
There WAS dashiDg wedding sOlemnlzed ie~ days
aoo AT the Wharton street Methods. Church.
cannot cay that upper-tendom was lmEited 10 tne
letter or that any of its eccentrcltes we're copied.
There was, nevertheless, ouch ofgay life about IL
which invested all its incidents With certain charms
peculsr ly interesting TO the genter SEX As all tho
world and bis wife had been carefully sdFlsed'
fortnight before, Of when and where and BY whom
the tt nder ceremony was to be performed, the SAID
uo, IA and wife we're present until they made
tol, q crowd even III d large church. As usual
IN sncb occasions, tie ladies' lar Outnumoered all
others. and this, too though the day was dan mp aod
dissgreeabl-. Well, the wedding company drove
I'D TO the curb and the fair bride, daughter OF inc
Kew. Wesley Kenney, rusulng IN silk of virgin
wLlteness stepped cut, not upon tns muddy pave
ment, but with satin slippers on an elegant carpet
reaching FRI 10 the curbstOne ~ the ch1fch dDOr'
To her succ. eded Bird, smads robed ia pick s.tin,
and following them the groomsnen and numerous
conpspy. The novelty OF the procession a. mid
day, The carpeted pavement aud the groups col
lected and waiting for the bridal party 10 arrive, a.
lractsd heaps Of pas.ers-by, who waited until the
rewly married pair returned over the carpeted
pathway to their carriages.
Some twenty promlneD, business firms have given
notice of their intention TO apply 10 the Lesslatlre
for the enactme ut If General Banking Law slmI'
lar TO tina. OF the State OF Nex. Yerk, with SUCH
nod icaiions as sn intelligent experience OF Desriy
tw er ~ years with you may suggest as essential "
the perfect working of the system. Stockh 'Ider'
are TO be made personally LIABLE aud the oasl0e's oil
banking left as free 10 the instincts OF capital IS aay
o,her sn.in,ss 90 that banks will be established