Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

WrSi..s j~ss Of John u CnIn31s -
80 -~nst for the uext Frc~s@c"Cy'
rs. .h,nye. in the political gale now blowing over
- .,,trv. are as rapid those Of the hurricane,
:. explained by Espy, the great meteorological PM
1sonher of the nineteenth century. A few days ago
-. wind blew from the west, and now after luli,
vhcb generally takes place in the cenre OF the hur-
ricane il begins to upon us from the south IN
smart bree zes accompanied with. glimpses Of sun
shine and shower.
Dropping metaphor, the election for Speaker, OF f.
NJ. IT. Hunter. an indcpend emit States Rights poti-
clan from Virginia, is one of the most remarkable
.v.uts Of the day We have already revealed some
of the causes which would produce this astounding
result-but the kali Of the secrets are untold I'M
known. undreamed Of Onr information from Wash
ington comes from the right quarter, and we now
promulgate 10 the north, that the election OF mr.
Hunter is the signal for a reorganization o. inc
great Sietes Rights party Of the Union, 'oi" JOHN
C. CALHouN or GENERAL Scorr for their nert pre-
sidential candidate, in the election OF ie4O. Inis
is the end and aim Of all the recent movements ana
counter movements In Cengress-the eiectioneering
for speaker-the defeat of both the whig and loco
foco candidates, and the triumph OIL an independent
states rights man. favor of the separation OF bank
and state but against the reelection OF Martin Van
Buren, for the presidency.
committees OF the House, with view to full and
searchinc investigation Of the defalcations and
rogueries Of the present party in power In this
policy he only carries out the real views OF Mr..
Calhoun, who will now be the master spirit CT the
states right party in Congress- and take the lead,
even of the wings, in making war upon the dereiic-
tions and dishonesty the administration. The cab
met Of the White House will carry, without any OPP
position their Independent Treasury SYSTEM but that
very success is the knell Of their defeat and dis
solution In the broad and Naturalization principles
Of the whig party, as taught by Webster and Clay,
the States Right party do not agree-hence their
separation and reorganization, under Calhoun in the
Senate and Hunter in the House, in order to restore
as they believe, the economy and simplicity Of the
time of Jefferson.
A few days will make further and more extracrd-
nary devclopements. We were the first journal TO
give the public solution Of the state OF parties
in Congress. and to name, an adr0nce OF the erent
the very person who would be elected Speaker
We have equally accurate information other i'm.
porant arrangements, which not yet ripe for
columns; bat a few days Of pleasant weather will
make them so. In the meantime, have doubt
but the States Right party or the southern and
tern states will hold convention next summer in
Richmond, Virginia, and there, after due delibera-
ton, raise their flag, and nominate
JOHN q. CALHOUN. Of south Carolina.
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT, Of Virginia,
FOR PRESIDENT.
JOHN TYLER, OF VIRGINIA,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
Under this flag, it 10 expected that Georgia. South
Carolina North Carolina, Virginia, and Mississppi
will vote for the State Rights party; and, in
quence thereof, election being made by the peo-
pe the three candidates, Van Buren,. Harrison, and
Calhoun or Scott, will be carried into the present
House ofRepresentatives for their selection. Gen.
Harrison has great force in the South, and can.
not take any Of their votes DIR. Calhoun, how
ever, will defeat Mr. Van Buren, there, and stand
much better chance in the House, for the rea.
son that Hunter has done in regard to Speaker than
either Harrison or Van Buren,. In fact, il may be
said that in the present state Of parties throughout
the Union, John c. Calhoun and the State Rights
party hold the balance Of power, and determine
who shall or Who shall not be the next President
Clay and Webster on the wane, and Scott and
Calhoun in the ascendant.
What strange turn things taking, Who
would have dreamed Of these events, we now view,
month agoi Noue-no not one.
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