The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

George S. Mann
WING
For senator-Morris Franklin
Shertf-wilam Jones'
County Cierk-Joseph Weed
CorOner-Dr. Whiting.
,,,., ASSEMBLY.
Augustus L. Brown, Alexander P Fonda,
John Martin, Edward Davten
William Turner, William Vaudeville
Alonzo A. Alvord, William II Sweet
iNchard 3 Williams, Adonram Chandler,
Abraham X. Lawrence.
NATIVE AMERICAN.
For Senator-Mangle NJ. Quackenboss
County Clerk-Horace Loofborrow
Coroner-James Forester, NJ D.
sheriff-Charles Henry Hail.
ASSEMBLY.
John Culver, Jacob L. Fem,
Valentine Slcocks Uziab Wenmap
Charles Alden, Thomas H. Oakley
Phio l. Mills, Jesse c. Wood,
William Tsy Tor, Charles B. Childs.
Richard Reed, Andrew MCGOWAN,
John B. Haring
Here, certainly, is variety 10 choose FROM suf-
hclent 10 puzzle man of more discriminating in
telect than we pretend to possess-yet we are COM
PEELED TO Gull and sorto taste and smell-to decide
and adopt some one OF the lot.
First there is the good old locofoco, democratic,
radical, Tammany, out-and-outer ticket, that goes
niue-tenths for Mr.. Van Buren, and ,onetenth for
Mr.. Calhoun and Col. Johnson. This party is on
the brink OF volcano. 1t is tearing itself to pieces
between the houses of Van Buren, and Calhoun.
There is, besides, strong eruption brewing, set
IN motion by a certain philosopher, called Mike
Walsh, and his boys, who seem 10 form school of
learning that promises 10 rival the celebrated Plato,
and the Academy in classic Athens, This private
element of the age, smells most confoundedly of
sulphur, Calhoun and Vesuvius-and threatens to
nnlhilate the old and respectable firm of Slamm,
Bang 81 Co., who have done the humbug OF the
party at paper prices for ten years past 1t is gene
rally expected that there will be terrible fight or
melee, either in Tammany Hall or in the Park, on
the night OF the great meeting, and if such pic
turesque event should take place, hope and trust
they will spare each other-that the leaders ofhe
two sections will thrash each other without mercy
and that they may thus settle all balances they owe
TO society, and so let US have peace for year TO
come. We have information that Satan and his
followers, including their several tails, will, this
occasion, by particular desire of the people of New
York, remain strictly neutral-a very favorable
symptom for the ends of public and private JUS
tice
So much for the locofocos The wings, singular
enough, come into the field in exactly similar
condition. If the locofocos are divided between
Van Buren, and Calhoun, so are the wings between
Clay and Webster. II the locofocos have Mike
Walsh 10 stir up, with long hickory pole, the ee-
ments of virtue in their camp-so have the wings a
Watson Webb, who is nearly match with the for
mer in all that forms talent eccentrcity, virtue
courage, originality, genius and influence Former.
ly, indeed, Col. Webb-the Mike Walsh Of the
wing party--pumed himself on his high blood
birth and eXpectations-but since the awful last
will and testament of certain old uncle,
has been opened, instead of getting S250,6 81 le-
lacy, he has been reduced TO the same level-the
same happy m ium-the same empty pockets
the same industrious pursuits which characterize
the patriot Of Tammany Hall Perhaps-n point of
real genius-perhaps Mike Walsh is a trife superior
Watson Webb, in some small items of gentility
and geniusbut as the former has never had the luck
TO get loan OF $50 726 Sc proof of its existence,
we may be allowed to estimate their qualities as
we 90 Morris Canal or United States stocks-just
for what they will fetch in market They are both
very useful, original, thinking, industrious. gentle
manly men, and as they have taken the two old
and corrupt parties in hand, to salt, pepper, and
give medicine TO, we have determined 10 with.
draw altogether from that feld--to make no inter
terence-to take no part or lot in the wing or the
democratic election next week This is settled.
But while we do this, out of pure kindness to our
Watson Webb), our junior editor-le jeun edaeur-
who is a native of New York-a real chip of the pure
American family-insiss upon it that he must have
finger the pie at the coming election, and claims
10 belong TO the Native Americans, every INCH with
all his toys and hobby horses, including his drum
and rattle. The junior says, also, that he is now
full two years and SIX months old-that he can hal.
loo as loud any one Of his years-that he has
just returned from the fashionable tour through
France and England-that he speaks mixture Of
French and Engish-that he has visited all the
palaces, galleries, and wonderful places OF these
abodes of cviization-thath he has played etotum in
hyde Park and the gardens of the Tuilleries he
has shouted in Buckingham Palace and 'cried boo
in theCha,eau Of VersailIes-but that London no,
Paris all their palaces, galleries or sugar candy
can be compared to New York in water, women and
wonders land that he means TO take up his natural.
born position al once firm supporter of the
Native party, including all their principles and
views, which, mixed with a little bread and milk,
or sugar candy, will triumph over all others that
can be named We, the senior editor, being a
foreigner and an alien, are, therefore, in order ia
have apeaceeble life, compelled to give way to the
aspirations Of this junior rascal right of his birth
On this sacred SOIL and under that clear and lovely
ny anu hO1SS VIZ Sho support, as Idi &c III w lies
thc whole uumuuated Native American ticket al
tae next election and run against the Abolitlonist
as marc and as heavy as we can. Our great purpos,
10 to make the Natives beat the Abotonsts- THU
is white against black-iair hair against wooly
head-bl eyes against white with a streak
straight egs against crooked as rams borns-iu
short, It is honest Mangle Quscken.oss aesins,
pious Lewis Tappan. This is our pos,tion-snd
on this position We shall have more 10 ssy 10.
morrow