The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

interests Of Der people, In General Cameron she has taas
c,noas and on rspubhcansm he u a. true a. Banks
TIE prime movers and getters up Of hs great national
Ds arc ea surveyor q h Port Snosr s%ssr s
Legislature and ex Councilman, &C.; 6eosse L
Thorn, member Of tho Legislature, 30, and others
heard Of their operations in Crawford Erie, roga Butler
Warren, Bradford, York, Berks, Chester, Lancaster,
depsa are TO secure the delegates TO National Oonven
ton for Mr.. Reed
has come TO my knowledge J TANK the people and the
country politicians are generally committed TO Genera!
and ss will have ssyOnS a0nSs Inc ups n
Some few Of the old fogy politicians, those
who want. ard like 70 have things their own
way, matter how that Is, don't want to sup.
port him, because they fear younger and more
active Glars OF politicians will supplant them. But
the people nothing such feeling and they
making Them come in to his support daily. "Gve Us
Cameron beard In every FORGE coal pit rnachue shop
iernacen sci the masses OF all classes and parties are
for him. With these elements 10 back him, and the GER
tsnty Of his carrying Pennsy lvania nominated, win
make General Cameron the strongest man tnatcan be pre-
scented TO the National in rpite o. few growl
who talk about some Of his ancsedens being bad &C.
AS the programme deveopes Itself IN this city and STATE,
probability be the battle ground for the occupancy Of the
White Hoose, and all movements towards selecting can
ddae viii ptcres. the people, though does originate In
one Of the bye streets Of this city.
PmIADnrmA, July IA, 1859.
WHAT THE POLITICIANS ARE ABOUT.
The extreme heat has driven the local poli clans that
me habit Of daily congrcgAtng in front Of Indepen
dence Hail. Chestnut street. TO talk over the affairs Of our
nation, and their especial party claims In particular, from
% avorte rcsort and they compelled 70 let the
Union slide. The sidewalk Is longer obstructed by
these wrepulers but oil have fed other cline,
and are, like Mcawber, waiting for something to turn up
But the aprans Of Presidential and gubernaonai honors
mot easily frighieaed OIL BY the heat number
Of these aprants have been here all through the hot
A.
az Il for hfe death. There Ia perfect army Of
prants for the nomination OF Governor next year and
the snerent Presidential candidates finding little
trouble 10 steer clear Of breakers, with so many
clamoring TO be placed in the snug position Of
Governor Of Pennsylvania. Amongst these, and one
who In working the hArdest for the nomination,
10 the present Governor (Ar. Pscker) but from what
unless the republicans take him up for he turned out
OF the democratic church nj the March convention and
infor med N aagusxe that politician could mistake
that thcy dio not want him 10 their synagogue Forney
ana bis band Of hshy democrats found him By the way
side shiverDg wilh the cold and, ike good samartans,
took hun IN fun cemmanion with them, sunbury and Erie
operations and all.
FOLLOWERS
and ID s Ss h%
yin have take him their church, or he will soon
have no table TO gather the crumbs nom plainly 70
got soldiers TO heip him nght his bAtte his followers
are ali colones generals and captains The rank and file
!,
without any one 70 back them: HIS s getting despe
rate be wheeling into the ranks OF the republicans
on ss ' opposition oss hat e n
1866 are calling MIN BY all sorts OF good names now.
s n. nsaI power .na rao Ss
ed that his conditions 70 the republicans are
that they snail place him Clerk Of the House,
and nominate Packer for Governors but tbs latter
than the opposition seem willing 70 swallow. They have
more asprans in their own party than they can well get
This fall election will undoubtedly result In the election
Of the opposition ticket for the peoples party well
and ,horoue hy united there danger that the ma
jority will be large that they will longer
aid Of Forney and his corporas guard hence the spAsms
SENATOR oAxxRos AND HIS OPERATIONS.
Cameron s hard at work. leaving no stone unturned 70
ses III fe1 ne e, mere last night ae e
him fix things up in the City Of Brothery Love- The
waa composed Of green material, and rs rumored thai
the General has made friends with member Of the last
BY agreeing to use his influence 70 nominate him for
Governor The appearance In this city OF the General the
stae treasurer ex Congressman manager o. 0smsr9ns
secret coDciave all coming and going a. The same time
and Cameron asserting ss ne LEFT that he was nov cure Of
the delegates Of tbs State shows that scms1io xt this
than u.u. in the un yns Chief for he ia fast
losing ground IN this city. Many Of the editors
from rural districts who attended the strawberry
feast O. ras s 90 sny Inc se nss s the General %
that OCCASION supposed that they were a. feast
BelthazzAr, BIBLICAL account,
hone with the vain oea that they saw handwriting on
the wall, and thanks for their champagne and straw
berries gave the General a pun for the Presidency
FAVOR or VIM H. SEWARD
Those opposed h. Seward ts State assert that they
satisfied that Cameron lie playing into that gentle
mans hands The strenuous denial Of Cameron and his
friends tha, they favored the proposition OF calling the
National Convention by union formed by the opposition
members Of the next Congress, considered Conclusive
argument that the General fayors has private agree
ment with Seward The friends Of Seward In this locality
consider tue only hope for nominating tner iAVorts ~
out republican committee, which would be responded TO
only by the republican party proper, which Is confined
nominate the author OF the Rochester manifesto ON
the second ballot The following are The States that they
expect the first balo,'Ncw York, ltin@s, Indisna
Iowa. Michigan, Vermont and Wisconsin--sn all
10 votes, and the balance scattering And on
the second ballot The vote OF Ohio VIII leave
ard in the Convention Io2 votes. ms Ne the way
thst the few Sewardhes there are 10 this locality arc
nsuripg With represensa'on from Vac northern s.ales
will be composed Of only sS doegaies and i02 will eye
him majority Of ten Their hope rs also that the sodIh
slave trade that viii drive The Northern 5taes into BIS
support secure his election by the vote Of the Nofh
States. With Call issued BY union In some form 81
the different branches Of The Opposition, 70 which not
only the republicans but old line wings, Americans
every Ss @ Re you'd s ne
only two three Northern STATES, and could not IN any
Inc only hope for Cameron rs IN getting sharp contest
bet ween prominent Of The south aud seward.
and neither have strength 70 be nominated and then he
(camcren) forward, backed by the Pennfyiv aua
delegation, and carry OF the prize COMPROMISE
didate the No the nomination Of Pierre Bot
strenuous denial OF Cameron and b frions that thcy
favor the union Of the entire an democratic oros TIE
cali OF the national Convention, evidence conclusive
that be either pledged 70 Seward ee he does not noe
any further than "fochein and ne surrounding AMI
from teceli Developments ] en- satisfied that tne
latter d the true state Of things o. IN other words,
he Is q shrcwd politician when his Geld ~
orcration N confined n a hall busnc bui whsn nsNoa
upon manage the card Cor TIC Pres iency more tt&s
his caibre can grspge.
CsMfHos sCnKM% FOR rfs FRfsnxxfy
Gen Cameron 10 bowevcr N the nslf cAntltAe foT
The Presidency and watching van close etteut1n NE
political movements q tbs state. VAST hs exa-t
bot himself probably tl unless ray be
sewsrd, and be, with ali rupposed private arrange
mens may, when the time CONES Dad hm lse ceFtAn
Insect, wnen yor pvt your nnees ufon h'm 10 0pt
there for the General trying curry fsvor wAe bosa
sidcewh thcne who dislike ~uAtor sew ard AMI exrt4s
feA thai n ~ Indirectly belPng hiN shes workng
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