The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-28


an illustration Of the reliance which can be roposcd il
American Norberners, who ceady 70 grasp at any sha
COW winch promises individual gam have dopenienc,
on each Other and will therefore f, when they come Z
ninstraton at Washington undorvands their worthless
and treats them with the most profound contempt
m Of no account whatever and being actuated by the
low Of place rather than Of principle, the adminstra
ton will be true to that party which il Snows by expert
enco will be true to II.
DESCRIPTION or UwARp.
As 10 Senator Seward, of Now York (she pet OF the
7,tlse), he is thorough Party srepAer csd nsdne9T
and notwithstanding his sosvisy u manner aad speech
BAD nEvn os rnr HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tho House Of Representatives Is practically OF much
be. BrDery and corruption seem there 70 excite
no SURPRISE, and tho republican party, whore nn-
asi mstsust regns Is weaker haa ought TO be socord-
low CONDITION. PorxuU
Besides tho mastery in tho United States SeOass, the
tho centred government, their humble servant manage
70 control the primary elections Of their Northern con.
shops tie party candidates FOR the next contest are de-
eaded upon by the vlest rufkans respectable persen
oannot approach those p'acce fhe ability % influence
tho nomination OF tho several candidates for No various
poets b Of vast political importance. You may refer
10 the dssensons Ia the democracy The "spt OF which
the hards and sets did noS prevent Buchanan from
being elected, and tho contest between LeComptonas
and will probably turn out % b
Issue betreon them is, the exFcdency inexpedien-
~ Of ultra measures which less shrewd democratic
pro slavery managers think might njure tho party and
keep 1t out OF Office. As to thO6o who assert that tho
balosbox will rcctfy these evils they are siupiotons
that violence fraud and corruption carry elections IN
defiance Of the legal majority q voters and public opn
ion, which Ii daily becoming more and depraved,
Is Of very little account for any good purpose.
y La CoLoRED PEOPLE NOT 30
sense from the above degrading Influences tSan have the
white Ameitcans because those formes persons have
been prohibited from contact with them, being in tho
Southern States subjected to slavery and the free being
treated as inferior race, while those in tho Nortcrs
States are by the very republicans repced unworthy
even allowed In an omnibus as right-a female NAV
sometimes enter, by sufferanoe. 'Ta,st ~
9a NON sLAvKHoIDERs THE SOUTH
Many philanthropsts suppose that good impression
Can be made tho non slaveholdng whites Of South
Occasionally isolated OF conversion may be dis
covered among that class, and also among the slave
owners but then the convert has to decamp and lucky
is he IL he vanish in time avoid of tar and fea
theirs or halter. The poor whites Of the South unpro
vded with facilities Tor instruction, despised il they
workto labor being the province Of the saveand fur
thermore FREQ labor becomes very uncertain aud irregular
because work that is paid for secured and Is
that which is relied upon for permancnce. Yet those
ragged and destitute whites ignorant stupid as
to sustain slavery even by violence and at the sacrifice
Of e) because their pride and prejudice appealed
by tho slaveocracy and they taught TO lord
the coorcd race and to consider enemy any
who would deprive them Of that privilege II is penal
for any one by speech or print TO open the Of the
deuded poor whites You may, perhaps, refer to
Missouri That State became pretty thcky settled by
Germans while that nationality voted for the democratic
candidates. but when the citizens OF German birth dis
covered that in America democratic is synonymous with
prosavery, then they became for tho part repub
cans Being established In Missouri 10 sufficient numbers
TO exact respect others can safely cluster round
them. But In other Southern States the matter is differ
as hinged with aboltionsm settlers Of that nationality
arc not permitted quietly to filter In aud gradually
mulate so as 70 be politically Of any use.
wIRRR I
Where will all this lead toy II not mpcdcd
by practical measures the pro-slavery political
MANAGERS North and South, viii continue their en-
nation tho ibuster II will grasp islands in the West
indies and slices Of Mexico and Central Amorca wherein
trade (e poor whites already swallowing the bait
in the shape Of promise Of slave cach)N will cen
ays ne ss msn o. aS sa ,sy gsa
slavery proPagandist Power Of tho world and oonse-
quenty the mortal enemy OF every oppressed people
and especially will be antagonitc 70 England, which Is
the great anti slavery power Neither the ntrgaes Of
s NOV %
signing and preaching OF amiable philanthropss def
cient in energy and resolution will arrest the onward
You may ask me why stay in American have a
little work 70 do before 60. H. FORBES.
SYMPATHY OF MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLI.
CANS.
= WORCESTER, Oct %, 1850.
Sr Hggnson, in speech at Brinley Hall Worcester,
the or night asserted that nine out Of ten Of the rpub
cans of Worcester sympahised with instruction, and
only regretted that Captain Brown successful
The statement was received with applause by crowded
house.
MASSACHUSETTS OFFICIALS INVOLVED.
The following is from letter received by gentleman
In Oarlcstown the other day -
MAIL CAR, BALTIMORE AND Ono r. R Oct. Is, 1850
Messrs. Kelly and Morris, detective police sent on by
Governor Wise, went to Baltimore Yesterday with ia
await requs ton from Governor Wise for the Of
Hazitt and his return 10 Virginia Mr.. Barbour gave
both Of them (poice) pair of those Naynards re-
vov&s. had them put in good servceabe order and
drilled them how to them; and gave them twenty
four rounds of ammunition apiece; both Of them
VIII start this morning at three O'Clock for Harrisburg
Pennsylvania.
The requisilion this morning. have been at Mr.
Murdls, and shaiers, and Baoneys, hardware dealers
doubt that Francis j. Miriam is the who purchased
the ammunition on last Friday, week ago. aud re-
ceiyed via Adams Co 3 Express Elk hundred dollars
from party in Boston, all In gold coiu And this
Miriam s the man who sent the following despatch
party in Boston -
LEWIS YpEE souihac street. Secretary Of State Office
Orders beyed-condItions broken Pay s. Immediately
balance OF my money. Allow further expense. Recall mo
ney advanced If not spout Signed rp .rc,s ,,,r,,
think can If authorized find out the names Of the
parties who sent this Miriam the six hundred dollars via
I A QUESTION FOR GERRIT SMITH.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
viii you please inform constant reader what Gcrr
Smith and another great abotionist named Brney OF
Bnncy, done with the slaves they received by their
wvess Thoy both married. Miss Fzhughs sisters of tho
late Colonel Ftzhugh Of Hagerstown Md. and by whom
they both came into the possession Of large lot of ne
groes and have been informed that they sold some Of
them for life and some for term Of yearssetting some
free know what they pretend TO want other people to
do with slave property but in addressing you to
do again IL they had a chance, with slave property
sa9as MARYLANDER,
THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD OPERA.
Setf TONS.
tt RESULT OF THE HARPEEs FERRY INVASION.
.N : lFrom the Rochester Democrat Oct 90
On Saturday evening last not less than fifteen thousand
COLLARS worth OF property passed through this city on
tram OF the Underground fairly rvalDg the Ccu-
n 4(