The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25
Dus v$nssirason Correspondence.

I. S-gafer l"psa.-7ag Iepusyiania Eodion---Ttss
za'k--C,snic's ef P,tatctars DC, &c
'here seems q b. much curiosity manifested In your
CT! 10 tara What may be tie opinions expressed her,
attr hc rcs.G n the recent Elections and their effect
u"f ne future Of u parties or course, in this motropo
~ pncs form oetsplo afeonvcssaton that whoever
' srfc circle Of acquaintance easy hear the genc
-. Z o. Of thought and topics discussed.
~ democrats treat the news from Pennsylvania as
I. rn.n n wbeu they had the worst Of IT, cemOralixed
- - we're IL tleir tanks from former victories and
oto s-ns few dcseier-. disappointed IN plundcr, and
o"ng 'ef more on the sicc OF the enemy Dt mot Of
The def sed wi ADMIT that the election was battle in
winch aAy important point gained There IL no p0nc
Eof stampede among them, while ali tho received
ifcm Tho r'caos in the Broadom State speak in the high
est hopes and confidence Of the future Tho elections In
Ohio snd Ina;sns not The subject OF extensive com
mcut. they viewed merely the driving Of some
p.ckc.s, ah few killed and wounded both sides,
an.ou' .ns 10 nothing in national affairs.
!.rc''ye nst your contemporaries speaks Of the
i'tscen. beli scksa II heart from tho recent polt
81 disasters This il not true but The very of the
truth Ne Is IA high health, hopes and spirits with ruddy
checks and elastic step, indicative Of great strength and
yecfous constitution. lie does not teo 'rebuked" be
h- friend Clancy Jones defeated by nineteen
votes a oouny where tie ticket endorsing bis whole
policy was ei-c~ by 1000 majority and where CLANCY
NhS obis W. 40 through some queHtouS--eO
ocs THAI they understood Of Berks. In
other Ge,msn Congressional district the demo
c'itlc candidate run fey votes behind tho
ticket and defeated, because he had boon
volunteer couosel for The Temperance League, and
oaposcd tns tavern keepers obtaining licenses to sci
naaos. Ihus i was on some local question in other
Gonccrat, Districts and hence tho votes polled ia
he state Ices b. 10000 thaa 10 IA Psesiort,a
e,ccen from the want OF political excitement bring
tho pccp'-.
le,a ,suses also preyco,oo s,x u he tea republican
rD.ss N III present Congress rom Fer nsy ynia from
beng caudioatcs !, surely not their opposition Il
Ie"u!tr Which kept them at bone, although they had
tcen the ~ s,dc ihe.r dismissed wo1lo doabt b.
ha "a ',ertc ef ne people" ia fact, many
nocrats Republican. eject d-bcing eight ia all Of
hoth ?atties
Fl row ock II tire elections which are 20 come Of
tsAt mouth IN Illinois ard New York The opposition
All scrters have cUleas,f TO mscad the public
ths ue position q senator Douglas towards the admins
traitor Tlc5 dfr oos On The Kansas constitution and
frgsh bii bet 70, o. aiy otho, question Of public poll
cy .hea Joints o. which they differ obsolete
bst actions belonging 70 tue past aud not to the present
o. iGtose tne senator opon On them cannot affect the
locj hereafter Of the administration 1t was
only w,u ougaa characterized The President a.
spol ing fraud ana swndlo that The exec alive organs
G,nfled hn. roughly AMI when certain and
sthcr Ccals IN Illinois entorseo resolutions tho
r & acy we're removed not for beng friends OF douglas
bet htca.se theN denounced the Executive.
When t,o contest IN Illinois grow wsrnl-when the
Senator changed his sweet tune Of the "patrioc rrpub
caBsn into vsrst!en accompaniment of "back repub
AcsusAe defined his position towards tho President,
dcuyng tia. tic President the abuse Of him
o. desired his 9cfcat, drawing marked Inc between Mo
34chaIaa AID those newspapers friendly TO some pet
candidates. ANXIOUS 10 eXngui,h the Little Giant in 1850
i : true the Preside at hos not joined IN the crusade 10
def Linn for that would make the Executive the abet
"r q the election OF llrcon but at the same time he
as not advocated the reelection of Douglas for that
would te endorsiDe the senator the Kansas policy
With al his good PEI sona feelings he cannot help the
So ao' nor does ne harm him by word or deco Turn
ng out county postmasicis is rather benefit SO far
- the lr6scent ~ concerned, he quietly permits the
little JaGle 40 SO alone" hoping he will have good
time Of i generally IL a said the venerable Individual
Wo red LORD Clarendon .'iaugbed consunedlyn on
aaa,ag TIL Senator's "true intent aud meaning of the
constitution allowed slavery 70 be excluded from Terri
tcfies by unfri,ndy legislation the bred Scott decision
hcne only dic'um. This is the explanation which ne
noped anu found would be satisfactory TO hs opponent
Lincoln BIT NE Richmond Enquirer has discovered thai
the tire in,ut aud Of lhs speech is that Douglas
assert SLAYER, could be excluded from Territory by
Withholding fostering legislation after i was established w
onai law. Omission 10 lcgslac certainly might
IT, elects exclude slaves with the execution Of few old
tncle Neds, with no woo on their Revolutionary heads
bot would Rot exclude Hiaytryhs Fehtt0 hold blacks Ia
Involuntary scrvtude. Therefore, the Richmond oxpound.
CT talking OF corporcai buck negroes, while Douglas aud
i1coa discuss the territorial power 10 abolish the nstu
tor-tno abstraet pfincple-the right TO hold them 10
abor
very though tlcy mes, choroormed his less
st'e opponent Lincoln, intn be admitted his being sas
south rciuse 10 be comfored hence the Richmond Fa
gfT thread as ne As the souls o. Mussunlans enloi
u
atHcton between omission " iogslste and unfrendly
leg sltaonlOih ia common par lance often the same thing
opery may act DO worth dime from ON siou 10
lg lae IN IT, favor from unrendy legislation, but
nethlr Will Affect Tie light 10 slave property let Of
III Kansas howeyer, escape INTO Indiana and
then they would discover Il slavery eAst Ia the Ter
!tory Under unriehdy legislation, With Which Lincoln =
gai sized AMI stl.,.fCd
Next the Washington Union tins extremely
tltsnualad question: and frankly admit cannot the
"uarveiods dstneton' of To- Richmond Fnquissr. VI
cannot, Tor The chorcorn aforesaid hs reached
hC - The Union aud in correcting the Enquirer Il
fats into the following lanen,.ble abolaon error
or ,ss and o s,ss ss r. % "a
cal iegsarn caics t. long nen sned la ts m ., q hs
an, Fable lime Ter, he people ar opposed % then
we can endorse - jriemen-
s.ayciy therefore, according 70 the Union cannot In
Territory "eAs, Zoe considerable time where tho
pcoIe opposed 20 q" THIS Il fiat sluattcr burglary
The pei Scot decision declares exists by yrtue Of the
constitution. snr not by the will n the people.
Judge p0ugit can AZ moment demonstrate Ia the
Scrse that he celebrated ansser Is In strict accordance
Nth the bred scot decision; for hls expntscn about M
friendly legislation o. exclude slavery indicates that no
aiiudins u slave property being made unprcntbc,
MS answer; that by slavery he meant slaves II the
lad answered that Terror nj g stature had tho
constitutional power " abolish slavery, " abolish the
legal right to hold blacks 70 Involuntary scrstude, then
Lincoln would have gained ais point Bat douglas d.i not
that, did he intend 20 H. nor, furthermore,
did Lincoln understand him going that far. Yet Lin.
coin was " saiis1ed,r and with sh,ts
Turn 10 New York and, would you believe u,
much interest Is manfes.ed IN The result either
side, 20 far national Affairs are involved ~ fore
gone CONCLUSION that tie whole democratic state ticket
viii be elected which wild be very gratifying 70 the adj
ninS,raon. As the opposition confess they not
fighting to rebuke the Executive, but IN aprelmnsry trial
"a strength between In republicans and Americans for
che contest of 1900 and every made TO that
end r. IN truth only local sauabbc, In which they are
MI IN dcmofal,rd tho democrats recently IN Penn
syNana Ono OF Tie beading organs u the opposition
party renns! vsnis, the f1adelphia tne'ro1r and
Carte. fcrcbly remarks -
The Ere-g Pos of New WORTH deliberately tells public
control, which friends
opponents Of Mr. sewad figured and question
rson bot esor; 10 prs stge for the Presidency
l,Gn
II Is mentioned In history that when the Duke " Mari
borough appreh Charles &C Sweden would Join
the coalition against England be made visit 20 The camp
~ that able but eccentric n3narch, and found OF
RuSss IyTng the table IN the royal tent This sas
CROUCH Mr. the Dke u revealed that Charles mCdi.