New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

atfIogleford, pr0haosy ior We la7s "nIr' n"! - %
r,'ns Atlss-t they will be q graceful reeponse "
your courtesy II they should not aogether reeVeso
III the gresi anxiety you feel about the 'sbine-,
adyise that Won send A note 70 ne az Columbus an
thorilipg the invitation 10 Lancaster OF Me-as' ~ -
n Caldwell and Rufus Ranney for consultation. lhey
are both Chief Justces-ihe one resigned over a
year ago the other was beaten last Fall. lhey are
now al work and OF the most popular men OF tne pro-
fession and party. They live a. oppose ehl- % -
State. al Cincinnati and X On the Reserve. ihsy
are about Forty five years Of They Anow al INC
men and have the confidence OF every county lucy
are discreet and frank, and intelligent ABOUT "hsl
do and how TO do H. They are hohesl' lnle -II
HE learned and experienced men, ana Nouiu
etber of them make good Secretary OF STATE
I think they were both original friends OF your
nomination Caldwell / know got up ana sd-
dressed the Cincinnati Buchanan meeting Iass
Winter and was the soul Of the opposition 70 reroe
and Dom las there while was at Columbus. kahhey
bas been the fast friend Of Gen. Cas- oil the old man
has passed the Scrptural period OF inendshlps no'
founded in affection or relsonshiT-ndeed, the S'r
;nral period Of life. Both these gentlemen 20 Tor the
live me- n OF the Union, and know who uey are. IL
will be a great stroke % have their confidence;
would have included my friend Thurman eN-Chiei
Justice also of the snPrtme oourt OF ONO al i1rs
ave; bar he i the nephew Of Mr. Allen. and, ~ DO
not think Of Louis Napoleon, greater man than bis
upcle He is quite equal 10 Judge Black
With ~ spect TO Cobb and Cass and IN answer to the
aue,tion-neIiber o. them Will do Tor secretary OF
Ss,e Tie South and West the thinkers OF the party
sveryvhere must oppose them both. They are timid
,addlers both Wbo can neither DEFY enemies nor de-
6ne rosons. Their speeches are Ike Fat Jacks sack
gallons of small beer and pen orh OF bread lhey'
VI ould cut about the figure IN the coming storm OF the
Hemispberes Old and New, that de al board does IN
shipwreck a. sea. They will do, # you have made
M your mind 10 90 down II Once-eher oil them rs NJ
for a irbula ~ HagfrdgiO and Tor nothing else. HOW
g.. yon who know the wisdom of French and BRUSH
MINISTERS mt such opponents in the st John Brock
enrdge and Bright and Grund, and Disney ana or
p.y probably, are pressing Gen. Cass John Brecken,
rdce the foremost opponent you had at 4 VINO sad
aIoud I" Buchanan must be beaten at ali haIardsi
srd ~ no war nominated by your foes woen, blinded
With defeat thew rushed their foremost friend 10 be
avpnred Metternich said-aier me, the deluge. John
can't say-before me- the deluge lie lspror 70 every
thing rosterior 10 nothing after the waters dried, he
was the rst formation. He is not even post felR1IHp
he isa fossil cotemporary of the food The rest Of
the gentlemen who advocated his vice-presidential
preference, You know better than myeelf.
And now, Dear Sir, there IL an apprehension among
Young America that four years are 10 be signal
iled bv wrenchng Of the bolts and hinges, and carry
ing aw Nv Of the iron doors at the Federal Treasury by
the Sausons AgOnistes who succeed 10 Cfsar creed
lint not 10 genius. They get men with money, and
money with men. They expect 10 make you vibrate
from the strong box when they are inside and TO it,
when they have got off with the contents They have
the same ketch and chOr0iOrm intentions ON the public
lands and their great sentinel at the White House.
You have e Sir OF the iir man in the land as your
Secretary Of State.
Young America wishes Mr. Buchanan may deserve
well of his country, but they intend TO reclaim tnelf
present confidence the moment they find that he is not
IMPRESSED with the ideas and with the men Of his own
bnt of former age. Their despair ! have told you
Holt and Stanton either of them may be Presdent
told me al Washington, % You may talk TO Mr.. Blu
ehanan as much you please, and our hearts and
" beads are in all yOa say; but he can do nothing.
For nv part the hour has arrived, think, and the
man ought 20 be on hsad. l have not one thought Of
nuty nor neutrality. The name and description and
pos-oce of nearly every of talent in each State
under As is in my hands, and the list shall be completed
The stereotyper and printer ready. We mean to
preserve our works and multiply them indefinitely.
We haNe everything YOU have done since 81 and all
Won have said and will keep pace with IT. We dissent
from Won on Ostend, Central America on the Neu-
trality Acts We are for Free Trade, Free Speech,
the Constitution and the Confederation. We are for
a declared and definite, and immediate home and
foreign policy.
Our guns are shotted and the stand to their lin
stocks We are generous, but We are resolute.
Siinger g. Townsend, the Broadway publishers, have
our copy-rght % that insane Bourbonsm about Louis
Philippe in their hands. John McLenan has thrown
ali his genius into twelve comic illustrations.
We do not intend to die under Gen. Cass nor any
other Forcibe Feeble. Such packthreaS is nothing
To our strength Indeed after he is commissioned you
can no more suppress the wrath of Young America than
bind the seas with trace chain, or bTing the four
winds under OK yoke.
J.~r. BrcBt,.N W ". CORY.