The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02
TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
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OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENCE.
The Great Movement Of the DAY.. -.ReysnliOn
and Counter Revelation.
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PROGRESS OF THE UNION SENTIMENT.
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THE CRISIS AND ITS DANGER.
THE ONE THING NEEDFUE.
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what Is the Duty Of the
Electors
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OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENCE.
PROGRESS OF THE UNION SENTIMENT.
THE CRISIS AND ITS DANGER.
THE ONE THING NEEDFUL.


Our WashinKton Corrcspond ence.
WARRINGTON, August "a, 1860
Word Of Adrscs Fdsral Office Seekersr7e Pressa-s
7hking Things CoolFy-TAe Lnon Parry IN TIE Ascend.
aRt-The SiHiness " Party Jorrnaliss-Tae Coassal0ry
Spir1 Of he Late spsch Of the President az ne Eceemid
Aansion &C.
would suggest TO those who bes!egirg the
tive departments for the removal Of their enemies and
the sppontmsnt Of their friends that there Is such
thing as carrying Importantly too far There set Of
politicians who TO fancy that the President
servant instead Of being the Of the people,
Once seekers especially 10 imagine that TO serve
them tribute, for the tardy rendering OF which the
President is TO be threatened dstraned instead OF
free gin for which they oueh, be bound TO him by ne
ties Of gratitude. They talk and write az II Mr. Bu-
chanan stood 10 them and their friends the relation Of
. debtor instead Of bencfactor Already as the last
year has shown he has showered largesses on IN.
thankful heads, and because he declined ramme the
recipients Of bis unmerted favor with any sordd con-
tract, they turned against him. Az he has undoubt-
cdly the right 70 chooee the employees Of go
vcrnment, and - experience has proved that he
likely to choose well than the herd Of those OH ous
advisers who mportuDe him, / would simply hint
to the latter that they had better for his scons
with repsct aed pasisnce than attempt TO accelerate
Il muss bc admitted that the clouds which lately
lowered over the cause Of the Union and the corst
tusieo have been dspelkd, and thai now there is
at least tolcrably fair prospect O. obtaining vic
tory republcanism. Without extraordinary m.s-
management on the part Of would be the triumph
OF the opponents OF Lincoln is almost But
security and panacea must be spirit Of general mild
ness, and mutual indulgence and liberation All political
parties IN this country have something to forgive and to
be forgiven and there much in the history the last
quarter OF century which II would be for the general
interest and the general credit Of the nation 10 consn
oblivion.
What Madness and what silluess are shown by those
journalists who continue % keep up petty bicxer'ngs
about mere abstracti0ns when q common ls be.
fore What waste Of time and labor 70 be thinking
and writing about the srbects that have heretofore -
the rev duties Of The crisis Which hss Just opened .tsn
the oest Auguries for all who sincerely savo
the country nom the miache and disasters Of republi
can misrule. Forbesrauoc and Cancellation arc nov
recommended and urged by the wisrst and Of
all the conservative divisions In quarters
nom which ntrAcabie Feelings most to have been Ap
pretended The commanding example Of the President in
bis speech a the executive mansion has gore further 70
diuse and confirm this spirit than prrcs and
exhortaions OF any all Of the capddaes whether for
the highest subordinate of1ces) more immediately
concerned We sce It's effects In Pcnnsy the re
cent action OF The committees or the different sections op
posed 10 Lincoln. We hope II ako In sev York
and New Jersey and then the country w be safe wne
be supposed capable OF rising 70 the exsenccs OF The
time, occupied with the statc topics of w!mSt 10.
yisc" and "TcrrtoriA question, /" the HEArD actually
and truly representing the sentiment OF people which
underits That revolution which 10 overthrow Lincoln
wAsnsCros, August "a, 1850.
General Harney and His Recall from San J,.an-Hn Pre-
senoe at WasAinoor-A Brit History Of Is< Sun Juan
AfaI-Prctabk rindscasioS Of Harsey-7A Cabsn~f
and ne Prendcuslai Qlzsso.-Sow< Of IA Member, in
fuuw ef Fiuscn-An Argtmera in Fhpo Of .Ae U.son
Acxmens-H Raymond Jenkins and HIS Co RepuA,ioss
C6adj~ors-TAe Arranonnoa Of ne Black R,ylaysoo~
Srotls Prcuamme-TA< Greeley .Sooard Ca1,aes QDes-
tion-7A< Herald md 0s< EsaA Csa.us-7Ae Personn<i
Of A< CnSu Bureau, DC DC.
General Vim. $. Harney, Of the army Is by many peo-
pie supposed 10 have arrived Al the federal capital under
considerable Of cloud. In fact has been given ont
apparently caAedrd that there some delay on his
part obeying the ORDER ssaed two months previously
directing him 70 report 70 the Secretary Of War n person.
and that the probability was great that he would be
brought before general court martial And whyi FOR
doing precisely that In reference the Island Of san Juan
or which, ho had len II undone, hc would at this day
be held Justly obnoxious 70 the of
The Britsh Governor DOuglss) and the Hudson nay
Company laid claim not only 70 san Juan but 70 all the
Islands adjacent thereto. Douglass and his coprines had
engaged extensively upon san Juan In tho planting and
rutivailns Of orchards, and in raising and grazing Of
sheep. cen HArnsy called upon BY bis cocntrymen
resident upon tho isnd Of san Juan lo a0rd them
'o Of protection against tho characteristic agsrcssons
Douglass. would no~ appear that the poi<y
adopted and pursued BY General Harvey IN response
% tbs cal being vlndicascd. lie believed, At
my rate, that he doing his duty with sucn
means A. be had At his command, and the dipoma-
c corrts denoe since had bet wcon our government
md that q Great Britain bis original Idea
he right q eminent domain wa n0t claimed In tho
Ilrltlsh crown, nor yet ln ,hc Hudson Hay Company
Therefore ho would have been man fcsty derect bad be
not al once have anauercd the call Of his country men
t~Ur IN
policy which by any consequence might involve the t~o
Doanirle war but simply 70 discharge bis whole daty
"a sodicr The British Minis or here demands Gene
'a Haruey recall and government for best
snogn 10 scH yielded 70 the demand, and General H-
hey SNOW here al KhAwcOd's, awaiting the Pretdcpts
II s % Be added iba, the recall Of General H.rnsy does
act meet c aIpro6alon u the Senators and Representa-
from Tie Pacific state, who know eith what ndety
be bss Al All times and IN all things defended the bonor
and rights of his country.
me HsRaiD makes the pertinent inquiry--aDo Tho
members Of The Cabinet desire the election o Lncosin
The implication that they do 90 desire mainly drawn
from the % The CbHseioa newspaper, which 4
aiken " be- not the organ q the President but Of his
stitu,lona advisers The HEs.Ip s part ooujectarsy
right while II not believed that any member q the
Cabinet directly In svnr of the elevation Of Mr. Lincoln
10 The Presidency, Ia shrewdy supposed that one or
two, and perhaps three sufcicniy dcsrous for tho
success q Dous1, which they must see, . any sane
In favor ~ any honorable fusion and 20 are Forencs
sbd others " the National Committee that can be en-
tered upon principle but NOT 10 infuse fe AMI
activity into the defunct Kno~ Nothing party 1nomp
SON Is aygeJ bv his friends for the tinted states Senate
and can be selccied By the lessa,.rc q hssssipgL
Tie TNslfns reasoning upon the fusion 10 New York
potent and ID fny apparent that the only hope OF sal
walton from Lincoln and distraction must como IRON tho
noblc old Empire state Patriotic, conser vatlve honest
and honorable won stand upon ceremony when the
oountry dearest rights and Interests are inpcriled Be
sdcs hoee vho talk about restoring the Know Nothing
faction should remember that such men Kent, Hunt,
Ogden and others whoee the fusion ticket
are "od line whgs," never having had anything -
common with the secret, proscriptlvc, dark party
should also b. seriously pondcrcd that the ss n New
York " Lincoln, by every and any means s the only
vay 70 bring nrdsc and lane before the House and
senate for y ss patent that II LpcRn and Hsmn carry
your State, as seward and Greedy declare they VII, y
will be fan cccOnpii-thc people viii have d're The
business. 1avd Dudley Field, who aspires 70 sesards
vacancy In Tho senate, avowed A. much % ae cseor-
ate speech IN Philadelphia, reported IN Greeley IN
t4ras of the 22d inst
generally understood tha, The support n tne rail-
splitter vouchsaied by ~ Raymond Jenkins Cen Neeb,
! ord 1burlow. and even by Seward bmsei net we
genuine Original Jacobs Il sospe ted thAt tho pnl
losorhcr ~ The Trlsne Joined With md Fangs ~ Sn-
Yer srr pgs and his hopeful scion, honest, gOros