The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-26


look for her every hour till she arrives
MIR. Webster In Boston-rhe Day fixed for
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENT scott In mo
tIon.
We have received a letter from Boston, from our
corps of reporters giving the Intelligence 'la'
Mr. Webster will be able TO make his great speech
in Faneui Hall, on Friday next. II was originally
TO have been delivered last week, but IN conse-
quence of his health, it has been postponed as
follows
fremont HOUSE, BosroN.
Saturday.
liver his great speech the citizens OF Boston, Faneu
Hall Friday morning, at eleven o'clock. saw Mr.
his phy SAYS that he ought not to speak before FRI
day next |! will be great affair The papers here are
YORK Saturday morning. at AM with the whole pro-
ceedings written out in full
GA Saturday last barefaced and impudent at
tempt made by Stone, OF the Commercial
Advertiser and Beach's Jew called Noah, of the
evening edition of the sun, alias the +" Unon,' 10
convey the impression that the Herald had been
decelvng the public on this sublect-and that Mr..
Webster never intended to deliver speech at all.
Stones article was as follows
With us, however, there is no disappointment
that Mr. Webster did not make speech at Faneul
Hall on lnurSsay night, since we ndu reason 10
suppose that any meeting was To take place at That
Time, any speech o be delivered Not only was
the Boston press silent as To arrangements Tor The
purpose, but we had other reasons TO warrant
contrary belief True, indeed, many of our citizens
were led TO suppose that there was TO be gather.
ing, and a speech from Mr.. Webster, by the flourish
OF trumpets put forth by the leading total dpracty
press. but all that, and the parade OF pretending
To send of d corps of reporters were merely IN the
usual course OF the humDus business OF that con-
cern-C Commercial 1dUetiSer.
Thus far does the impudenoe of Stone, or his
man Inman, lead. They hate the HeralJ, and call
it total depravity press" because its enterprise
energy, and talent surpass them, any other paper
and because 1t is daily subverting their power.
influence and circulation. The Commercial Ad-
vertlser s losing ground every day, from its folly
and msmanas ement-hence the hate 1t bears to the
prosperous and successful Herald So, also, does
that poor, miserable old dotard, Beachs Jew who
conducts the g Unon," endeavor, from similar
cause TO throw discredit the Herald, in the fol-
lowing sneaking statement =
Mr. WEBsrER's sPEEoH-several Of readers have
inquired whether have received Mr. Websers speech
We did net know that it his intention to make
speech at Boston He declined the offer OF public din
but said he would be glad his friends and neigh
bors if they desired to cali him, but in private and
social way. We must expect in these times to hear all
kinds OF and reports coming from ignorant and
irresponsible sources to which attention should be
paid.-UnioR
We see now who are the Ignorant and ire
sponsbe Sources" Our whole information was
correct, except as to the day. That day is now
fixed upon and set down for Friday next, at eleven
O'Clock. Our splendid corps of reporters will re-
main In Boston I'LL the speech is made. They will
report it better than any other corps in the United
States and hare no doubt of issuing ii on Satt1-.
day morning neat, in an EXTRA HERALD from |
this o6fse
Now for the speech itself, and the movements of |
which il indicates We have the best reasons for
believing that this speech will asonish the country
and begin the demolition of the wing party. Mr.
Webster has no intention OF leaving the State De
parlment and he has written and said to several
persons in this city-among these, we name r. NJ |
Blatchford, Esq. Mr. Webster desires to assist in
settling all the internal difficulties OF the country
as he has already assisted in settling those of a
foreign character. On this view he as probably
oned by every patriot-every good man. Neither
does he recognise the nomination of Mr. Clay
and on this point he is joined heart and hand by
General Scott, who has written the following re-
markable letter TO gentleman in Ohio, and which
has been published in the " Ohio Statesman" -
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3, 1872
DEAR SRI have not forgotten the warm shake
OF the hand you gave IN The Pennsylvania avenue,
some llinc ago, anu Vldnh you sincerely Tor the
cordial letter Just received.
| anu not candidate for the Presidency or Vice
Presidency, and can k6o,c no one as candidate tor
either place, until u National Convention shall haze
spoken Indeed, an the present state of parties Ideem
IL utterly unsafe for the IVhigs 10 place candidates
before the peoplgoithoui regular nomination
have been, in many indirect ways, within seven
months, operated upon with view to induce me to
consent TO be named for the Vice Presidency on the
ticket OF a very distinguished statesman | have
invariably answered, that had neither claims nor
pretensons either to the Presidency or Vice Pres-
dency: that was quite indifferent to the first and
that nothing could induce TO think of the second
place. But IT nominated by regular National Con-
ventlOn for the Presidency, that certainly should
accept the honor, II | got not vote In the Union.
Oh course, with such nomination, there would be
bat one Democratic Wing candidate in the field
and there certainly ought not TO be two. Who that
ONE may be, quite Indifferent 10 me but be he
VINO he may-ot some hundred persons can name
he snail have my hearty prayers tor his SUCCESS
In these few words, have gwen you my creed and
position. never express myself IN other terms, to
any body; and all vino know me will bear testimony
10 my slngleness and sincerity
do not wish To appear in the newspapers when |
can possibly avoid il; but have not the slightest OBJ
lection that what write and say should be known
TO ali who may desire to know my sentiments.
My professional duties eavh me time TO travel, |
except occasionally, and then only on such duties.
An excursion TO ONO would be highly agreeable to
me.
With great respect and regard,
remain, my dear sir, yours truly,
WINFIELD Scorr.
1t will be perceived, that, from all these indica
ions, General Scott and Daniel Webster, intend to
make grand movement, that will put all the vio-
lent ultra Wings hors du combat in less than six
months. General Scott is already in Ohio on that
business. The folly of the wing leaders in Congress
and out of Congress, have thrown the democrats
into a majority. The time is now come to make
counter movement-and it will begin in Faneuil
Hall, under the mind of Mr.. Webster, on Friday
next Thuriow Weed, Charles King and their
hackers cannot put down General Scott and Daniel
Webster, merely with Whit Of wind Great squalls
are brewing all round General Scott and Daniel
Webster will demolsh the ultras-and,the portion of