The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
Our Warrington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON Inc % IA


The Polica, Meeting in this Cay-The Ne,o York Psi3
cia~-Whaa They AAemptei TO DO.
You have slrc ady publshe the treaty" entered is
by the Sachems Of Tsmmany and Mr. Sche, under whNa
harmony to be restored amongst city democracy,
by simple method OF converting the outside brethreo
the regulars and such email deerand they will MOI
be converted starving them out excluding them from f.
der pap and bestowipe the psbuum wholly
tbose mertorous patriots who glory the "coai hOle"
swii at the Pewter Mug support regular nominations
and say their prayers Tammany. But treaties
certain documents, know. There is The Clayton.
Bulwer treaty which the British Tammsnyitcs INSIST means
that they shall CONTINUE 40 they please whlst
must content ourselves by biting our thumbs-
Then there is the Cass .Yrisarri treaty, which
has disappeared mysterousiy, either 10 Lake Ncs-
rsgua the Golf or Mexco ones brcechs poctc<-
Need speak Of that treaty, which Lord Mamesbiry
took Tor granted either SIR Gore Ouseiey or LORD Napier
had communicated 70 Gen. cas upon the subject of Ce0d
America but hch turns out Sir Gore TO- got u shoS
and carried OF unseen on board the Valorous Treaty.
therefore, u sfipefy customer aau aver aa .ne IN
many treaty leave matters just where they were,
resulting in p0hipg but Kicking Schei into the organxs
tou at tie peril OF his Office, but carrying with hla necs
OF his armyhst s If he ever had 40 army THIS treaty
however may be different ita results from what IL antc
psed The may he maze Of green cheese, and the
Sacbems may be all patriotic These TO be sure rather
violent suppositaous out viii determ whether
Of them true not For my part lrmy believe that
al! politicians are patriots, and az firmly am convinced
that from thus forward the most perfect harmony
the broherly love, will exist amongst all the demo
crazy Of New York city Il should turn out other wiso
then am gricvousy and wrctchcdly mistaken
After treaty Ia question had beer signed and whls
Che sachcms smoking the calumet of peace IN the
presence OF their Great FAthef," Mr. Buchanan, one
the bravfs thought citing tunc IN unburthen bis nud
and snrihste the HgRALD and he therefore animated 70
the President thai thorc grca, need ia your CITY
OF good democratic ne~spapcr-nat the patty sndsr
ed exceedingly in consequence " the support the HERALD
gave administrator and that hts priv ate osnco
tho HERALD should DO cut, ard democratic pspcr
established (ater the manner o. the Washington Unio~
suppose) fled with editorials concoced 10 the Post or
Gcc tho Custom House and tho Assay Once; tbs o,y
itens being attended TO by Mr. hirsha kyrders' stat
and the ship news correctly elaborated ~ the surveyor
Office.
Mr. Buchanan wher the speaker had Gnshed replied
that the administration 60 establish any paper
In New York That Mr. Bennett fricnd and gave
him able aud valuable support the HssALD, which
all the efficient bccause tho UsssLD inde
pendent journal, and is support purchased. Mr.
Buchanan continued, that no felt grateful 10 Mr. Benne
Tor the support he gave bis AID De regard
ed as OF moro value than al the prty press put 70
gethsr.
The Sschens looked aghas, pulled vigorously At their
pipes, and, IKE sglfal politicians, immediately turned tho
conversation.
The truth "a, that Ar. Bdchauans ideas Of the value
OF the outspokcn vows of independent lac tie
New YORK tlaAp arc very similar y tnose exprosbd oy
the present Emperor of France Louis Napoleon remarked
recently % fcnd that TIC the tFcuch papers,
for he a. course knew Whist IA them hut be read
atientlvrly always the London met III sad be, Gat
that tue Nncf afhercs 10 idea nr a. certain tue ~
arRuert for week then regard Il being really the
voice q The peopie 81 England, and pretty cersia
hnd &c echoed oughout the cntincat How rncnty
true TIE party and stipendlsry presa syos
phsntc coufcrs o. Rervie toadcs They write TO please
their party their employers. Pehc opnion ln
g'sce 10 their columns rn~e haprcus 10 be favorable
"a their masters. but iudeponftat prves saoh the
New York HERALD above ard bey ord ali such
able olsdersons X the oooent Of pubic opr,on.
and Ar such Mr.. Buchanan has correct estimate ~
character, and Just appreciation Of the vaiuc Of ~
support.