The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-20
The Boz Mania, Sc:

| ing last. In our daily edition OF yesterday gave
Bozs spsech repeated also to-day and in our week
lywe gave the capitalone Of John Duer with sketch
es Of the other speakers In relation to the speech
of Judge Belts one of cur corps of reporters, Mr..
Wm H. Attree, took the liberty of describing it In
a style that entirely disapprove. 1t was disre-
spectful to the Judge, who is very worthy man,
contrary to our views of good taste and good feel
ing-and We have accordingly struck the description
out of our report to-day.
| la reference to our report of the two principal
| speeches Of the observation-disclosures and Duer's-
we have only to say that report is the best given
in any Of the public prints. A copy of the +" He
RAID" containing the speeches, was sent to DIR Dick
ems, and he returned them, expressing his highest
encomiums at its remarkable accuracy. Only few
verbal alterations, of no Importance were made by
him to our verbatim report
With this dinner closes,w we believe, the Boz mania
in all its public manifestations. Cha,les Dickens's
| measure Of popularity is now full He has been
indicted, tried found guilty and punished by several
surfeis and fits of sickness, which will require seve
raj weeksto get After that revival, he intends
to take his scrip and hat, and 60 along ameng the
"highways and byways'' TO find out, very quietly,
the characteristics Of American society and Anieri
can life. a.br.4.i d ssggno
We congratulate Dickens on his escape and we
trust he will be very careful hereafter how he COM
mits any more offences against the vanities of his
contemporaries. He sticks, however, to- bis opicons
of an International copyright, from his first speech
his last. We like this feature. Ii Indicate sp,c,e
OF the real bull dog character, which every person
caa appreciate. ..gl xxi.
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Moving OF the vatcrs-AnotherA ADMINISTERS
tlon Meeting In Boston. /.
On Thursday evening last, the friends OF the Pre-.
sdent were invited to assemble for the purpose OF
expressing their confidence the course pursued by
him, and OF sustaining him in his adminisr alton
The meeting was characterized by great harmony
and determination to uphold the President. Col
J. H. ADAMS, one Of our best and most efficient cit-
zens, presided, and VIM, HILLrARp, Esq acted as
Secretary. Col Adams offered series Of resolu.
tons, which he had prepared, and which were sub
sequently unanimously adopted. They were drawn
up by the chairman, and in concise and lucid man
r,vindcated Mr. Tyler from the attacks OF his foes
and they most cogently urged upon his friends the
duty of sustaining him in his administration. The
| meeting was eloquently addressed by Mr.. O'BRIEN,
DR.. DEXTER, WM. HrLLyARD, and others.
In Philadelphia, also. the movement in favor of
the present administration Is maturing very rapidly.
On the I'D instant, Washingon's birth day is to be
celebrated by great public dinner by the friends of
John Tyler In this city also, several movements of
the like kind are beginning to be seen. The friends
Of Henry Clay are also busy organizing in all our
great Atlantic ci;ies-somemes in the shape of clubs
and sometimes in the form Of balls and beautiful
women.
Thus it seems that the friends Of the present ad.
ministration and the next presidency are already be-
fore the people. So far as we have seen, the fol-
Lowing candidates are in the field First, John IT,
Ter; second, Henry Clay third, Martin Van Barren;
fourth, Thomas H. Benton; fifth General Scott;
sixth, James Buchanan; seventh, Gen eral Cas-
eighth, Col. Richard M. Johnson nirth, Captain
Sturgs Of the Revenue service Boston station There
isno difficulty In making choice.
ArRocrous LIBELs ON THE CoUkr OF OYER AND
TERMSER.-The "Ceurier and Enquirer" copies the
whole batch of bels first published in the CONNER
cial Advertiser with additional and malicious
charges of its own; and whs, is equally remalka-
BILE, the Daily Express has done the same thing
on the same day. ~tcf 4,
| From this simultaneous action, on the part Of
these Wall street prints, it seems that the libeous
movement springs from secret and comprehensive
purpose, in certain prints, the object Of which is to
bring one of the highest criminal tribunals Of the
State into disgrace and contempt.
| The nature Of these libels,is the most atrocious
| that ever was conceived. The Court of Oyer and
Terminer,in the discharge Of its public duty, inflicted
a heavy fine a mere jeu d'espra, which was sup
posed ts contain some dsrespecul illusions to two
Judges in the Court of SESSIONS. But here is a
portion of the press, calling itself respectable open
ly and violently assailing the motives. conduct, and
decisions of the highest criminal Court, and most
| oufra fu.Iv t,at oh hat Al
lead 10 III. most deplorable consequences. Can any
4 thing be calculated to bring the administration
l Of justice into contempt than suc. charges against
| the integrity of Court Of Justice, coming openly
and boldly from that portion Of the press that calls
| itself respectable and decenll
It's time. that the public tribunals should take no.
tee cf the shocking and demoralzcd acts OF the
Wall street prints acts which they daily and week.
ly perpe,ra,c, under the corrupt mantle patty and
pariizanshp. ~.
The tribunals Of justice ought no, to be brought
into the Of bellers. ard it is the duty of the
Grand Jury now in session to take up this question,
and TO that justice be done 10 all classes of socie-
| ty and to every element of good govornm ent.
| | ..rIU
OuR NAvr--Is it not strange that our ships Of war
are sent to every month scarcely without single
Paixhan gun on board' Suppose, whilst our YES
sels thus unprepared, are thousand miles from
home, war should be declaredl Could they cope
with British vessels of equal size1 Certainly not.
Four broadsides, real Paxhan broadsdes, would
knock them into cooked hat. s.ct t.fao
No LIKENESS AT ALL.-McDougail, miniature
painter, IL Park Row, has published what he CALI
a ,hographc likeness of our face and bust 1t is a
highly respectable failure for it looks nothing like
| us at ALL
LAsrraoM BesroS.--Haiden & Co. anived yes
terlay with Boston papers Of Friday evening
Co.,.