The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-11
Bennett Gioriously Abused-Ths New YOri
Herald and the Administration.


From the New Orleans Delta, July n
The Richmond South has been lately celebrating tho ex
aordnsry atrbstcs Of James Gordon Bennett editor OF
the Nav YoEK Herald. II has apparently been bent on
defy ing him by holding him up the Prince OF Cscolemo
mum tho political world in general, spd especially TO
70 3, W:s cab and
savoripess be WAS wont TO glut bis vufurous Apoctte
How Gov. Wise himself cscaued rs mystery. Wheiner
il was because Satanic Prince dscovcred-or thought
he discovered that the Governor ~as only . wolf In
lambs clothing, because bis parchment was TOO tough
m, be ~csped. ana ia now considered by the awfal
prince aforesaid, not worthy TO sit at the right hand OF
diaboca roy atty least an excellent agent 70 play the
duce with Southern politics. and subusale 'he South itself
Ia Satanic dominion.
really uzzes IN account FOR the hTdrophobc hor
ror which editors and politicians entertain for the
editor OF tho HERALD We would rot object bit 70
tho causc satire and cassc invcctve OF Mr. Pryor. OF the
Rchmosd South, directed against tho editorial inoonsis
tensy, lpsnceriy, perve'sy, cbhonesy, or what you
please OF the INV YorK HssAID wo have nothing say
In vpdicacn OF such qaes In the abstract or concrete
We have pea 10 make for Mr.. Bennett, the political
Palnurus OF The HsHAD But why drag Mr. Bennett, the
man. before The public, to be elevated upon the gboos -
tie climax Of all scorn and inauyP or Whist heinous
crime against divine and human law sin against social
morals outage upon humarv or beas,ly personal Woe,
has Mr. Bennett bern guilty. Has Mr. Bennett committed
wisoxs e and the Orphan. portion, Has be s,rsnged
OF rosoned al wvtsG Has he eaten tie children,
corrupted countless nnocsnis Has he LET bis house
hold siarvc while val owing In vicious luxury Has be
evadcd his r debts, betrayed his friends, ruined his
crcdi,orf One would naturally 20 when rcsiing
meanesi viles mos corrupt wretch upon either hems
pherer ga sdunt eyed end, who ats In dismal isolation
upon the monument OF his own una pproachAbe infsmy
usp eritnmc % all the vsnies Gan ugly dsguesreoyps
OF the DEVIL &C. &c the end OF the ruhless philippe.
Now IN terrific personal onslaught by the South Ia
vched rs VIC have inmzei by the political course OF Me-
Beupcor rat OF his paper Grant that course
been assiable-tbs Is indef nsibetnaih even Affords
p,n dc, evidence Of corruption or what not vcry we'll
what them Are politics pure are politicians 30 imns-
cs,e that Mr. Bennett for nional DETECTION from
principle or deviation from political recunesry should be
marked with stigma OF rfsmy indeble ~ thai planted
upcn The brow OF the rss and cole murderer mat q,es
ton Is brmful Of suggsncn and may be probably pom
dered In these days of compromise and shan when tue
principle Of principle Ia suppanied by the principle OF
IA concerns Bennett editor :, needless TO separate
him from bis paper. That 10 blsness Institution, and
~ busine,s IL TO make money Is makes no parade OF
being devoted 70 any particular principles or p1r,cuAr
men, and consoquen.y can ,Sareiy DC onag,a, under
the latter Pusnshsd In the North, dsoendine mnny
upon the North 'or profit a. well ~ existence, s bit
ura that should support Nothern int ests, aud In
ali one,,ons az rocs or commercial 30 between tho
North and the Srth that should stand by ths FORMER
Il could thrive, or even exist Otherwise tnsn
whale could I've onhe desert OF Sahara or 40 elephant 10
issM ali strange, then. that the HusID should 20 In
FOR The buchanan walker Kansas POLICY ths, shosd dc
set Fremont a, least for time, aud stand by President
who seems likely 10 accomplish al that the friends OF
Fremont could have e, pcc;oa had the latter osen elected
he has ceased 10 cat nre and seeks ropoee for
his errstc genius In the frigid bFom OF the
Buchanan admristrnrou, ana uecounCe 'uo
Senatorial and Presidential rival Of Governor wise and all
the rest Of tho Southern states rights men as niger
ssitAtors," RECKLESS demaogues," "dsorgan,zes
"ssceseonsts" SOL On the contrary, In view o. in pre-
vous character and sntecedep, and IN view on s neccs
sayy Northern aipItes and sympaihcs, NO ia DC pass
ing strange n did no; do these very things. IRE
HERALD knows who are the friends OF the North and toe
friends Of the South Therefore,, II for Governor
Walker and his free Kansas policy for the adm nsraon
which supports Walker; for Wise who opposes hnnter
and his States rights frierds for Cobb who was one
the chosen guns of the Union promise war upon south
rights in 1850 and ST. and, Hnay, for tae revival
that party national bsrs In 1850, TO crush out
States rights and Southern rgh resstsnce and secession
theoretical or practical and 70 perpeuae the policy nsu
ruraied and illustrated BY Mr. Buchsn,ns administration
The Richmond Sotlh informs that Mr.. Buchanan
Ucould not possibly soop 10 level" with the editor Of
the HEplfD in order 10 "eIec, conf iential arrange
ment We scarcely copcelve-espccslly " Mr. Cobb
we're the agent attend 10 the matehst any STOPPING
would be necessary 10 consummate the transaction The
Uspltp was never for the administration according
The richmond Shs argument, has betrayed us; yet
Ss,sh thuks the administration could have nothing 10 do
with the HERALD without STOPPING and being contain
nstcd How 10 this9 II treschery respectable when
docs IN IVORY behind sham platforms, still sham cab
nsss and Kansan Governorsf And n political wrong in
famous only when u Ia mot hypccrisicar II 90, yosb
would have made q very respectable politician had he