The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-09

Our Washiogtom correspondence

counted on fcr a united delegation, which ~ vote
a unit.
Our Washiogto" Corresp0ndences
WASHINGTON, August l, 1859.
The Caue-ersor Myrxmeva in P~nsy,ornsa-7he Bayga,
soifh & ,oud for the Pfesidency--We.d a.d the 81 40
ayoos--yhe BrursUtck up culitora, de-. &c
intelligence here fully spsalps al toe sstemsots Of
your Harrisburg popdeot AT the recent opposition
Convention in PeuDsyIv mia smoo CAmeroo was routed
ho,se, foot and dragons In fact there hardly
grease spos .e, Of Psesapag UPON tue notice Of
the HEALp he had the up for himself
ana went up like rocker only TO coma doSn stick
There never apy tbiLg of hm but shreEd upscru
pulcus aud se,dsb From small beso 1ugs he
conrived by fnosa cpntsct, wts the govern sos by
Jobs about the Legassare add by democratic patronage
~ 'ong ss hc protested to Do democrst-whicn WAS
until President Polk refused acaure soma
and then set W the xiddetown Bank sort OF
country shaving shop If sbch nobody the assets
or responsibility. This bsnk helped him along and hs
ana his tsmy connections then bought into the N0rthum
bersnd Bank, both being used n1aeaoes in the Legs
iature. After sbaodonias dc uocrasy, turning Know
Nothing and tben black repubssn-beog thu ali thing,
by turns and nothing onsbe got the Ua,tet
States Senate wheo there party majority In the
Legislature.
Wn'le here he at drst inciAed keep his place
and look after the small JOBS about Cooxe, he had
done about Harrisburg Hnce he devoted himself espe
c'aiy 81 tue last Session passenger railroad through
Pennsylvania eooe peetng make god thing out
OF IT, 81 he and his friends mad done In the of the
State works OF Peunsyl vsna, by which they fobbsd
couple OF mloos, and the Phsdephia railroad rters
But by and-oy his ambition became stimulated, and
Then he vsntured in deep water looking high a.
the Presidency TO the amusement soue aud the dis
gust OF still When HERALD dropped him hs
tell ike Luc fer 10 rise no more ana snce then nas
mi plth M n n funur
witn THIS aject be entered INTO bargain with Seward,
OF which the copGiropS 1rss, thai SSd should
eceve roe vote Of Peoesysoia In the BLACK publican
OoDveption, and then, failg be >iAi thas re
{eameron) should Gee the hep or New York foe the
succeed then Cameron 10 be Secretary OF the reasnry
third, both should be defeated then their unitsd ia
VAS regular cnns'acs Cameron scot thoussad
cop % Of Ss~&J0's RI beeter speech iato P,nasyl.
vsn'. re haa se ~arc's speech against the reosai Of
the dudes on ra'bo-d 'on reprinted sot ostr ibated
enrcush Pennby wants. and nnaiiy be carried Sewi
'Uver 20 Barrabu'g, sni iovted the Legislature to
meet hm IDS iset experiment proved failure, for the
Opposition members tod ootu that the pretsusious OF
enhsr were ridiculous. Since .aso Cameron
bss been rsversirg toe state, suDsiczrg little country
newspapers, packing Email Conventions and biie,oR
Delegates. But the cououy AXIS who u tas Cameroup
Simon. oh simon, YOU have big for breeches
The h,re is, that the arm OF ssw.rd
Cameron, Wsen cnmpsoy arc engaged ia the slave
ade ard that statements rERAlD are strictly
correct We that wapcel selected printer OF
the black republican h0Us. 10 the cn,rty n Congress-,
by the hid OF NV York veus sna the effective sbsen
teetsu OF some others same boat eve-al OF
New York repnh,a.Is VINO 0oIed for Wendall, eubse
quepty reSgped 10 expulsion for their corrupt
practicee. Mxs,esOn m0otn after the
adjournment OF Congress get his share the printing
sQoIs, which we're os1 bated amone Weed and others
When Mstt.ou gu tria before tue Ho ise Woed vas
prominent IN procuring oups- for bin and aided 10 the
extTso dnsry defence wnicn set that nenors
BILE The pubic s remsn be- Sc Vard ouiy
fs u Haeron's to~n OF UTICA after he had
been out Of opg only seventeen votes 10
there enn0red his conduct, without qus aton cOnd
lion The seaet that ~as, Saitaeoo threatened TO
t'pesch" op Weed Cnnpapv, ana thes required Seward
to white sash BIN ~ a CONSIDER alton for sieDcs
During tie thirty NTH CoUgress q scheme was got
up de Brurs Georgia where soosner
Mr.. seward-tbis time Sou hero oDe-tkured in conpec
ton with Tpuro. weeo rkes OF the Northern
seward they bought U, 40 island IN adsau,e OF any
legislation then drove the black republican votes
for IT, p,eadirg great hberaty when the wnse contri
vance, . Seward speculation from besnnDg 70 end,
Just by ~nich Weed and his crones p,cketea 20
great tariff These foxes getting uoesrthed al last,
Ii ID npOut time, for gre1ter set of knaVee were
never connected with any party.
While Seward sapds up Congress- and denouusee the
South, her tnsttatons, her people, her laws ana nT
ha otis no crreng for social recagoi-
ton from section Spurpe5, kicked aud spat upoo,
he Graves recognition of those who nlct these mig
mites proudest boast oc 'sA0naly toat
etray Southern bss consented To dine at his table,
Whoever insus MIN g-ossiy upon tue hpor sure
mot couted until ns republican cobfrereo nave
become dtgosted snn outraged Toe honorable aud
manly portion Of theG-lke Wade. Fesserden, Foot.
Slumoos Coianer, ADo he hke-have over and over
again protested against this aud coTaroly syco
pbancy three men OF that party
IN ,be Senate Who h"nesry support Sew,rds nomination
Preston King .ad sue-rinsly last winter he supposed
New York must be q UNIT but everybody knew what
he meant; at least Seward aid.