Harrisburg.

Correspondence of the Herald


HARRISBURG. Feb, %. l84E
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Correspondence Of the Herald


HARRISBURG, Feb. %, 1876.


Democratic Divisions-Promising Prospects.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ


find livery important you should have cores
pondent at this place, as there is much of impor-
tance In progress 1t was fully announced this
morning, that James Buchanan would leave his
seat in the Senate-and the chiefs of the differ ent
cliques are arriving from all quarters.


The friends of Mr.. B. are making every effort to
place of his friends in the Senate in order to
monopoize all the Polk appointments in this State.
There Is perfect division in the Democratic party
here. The celebrated Judge Lewis s a candidate
for the Senate. | will in due season give you
history OF some of his wire pulling Gen. Cameron
is likewise candidate tor the Senate He is pre-
sldent of nice little bank in this neiehborhood =
James Burnside, Esq member of the Legisla-
ture from Centre Co., has taken bold and decisive
stand, and have noldoubt but he will ferret out
many frauds and comprehensive need purifying
very much.


If you could only be here and see the demand for
The Herald when the cars arrive, you would be sur
prised. will give you more in a few days.


Yours respectfully, CAPE MAY.