The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-22
NEW YORK HERALD.
Xe,y YORK. sn,urday, april a2, IB4a.
Ll,erary Depot .


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s IMPORTANT PoIIT1cA1 MovEMENTs.-The nomina-
ton Of Mr. Van Buren, by the Legislature, has
stirred up the elements terribly in this city,
II the present state of feeling between the friends
of Van Buren, on one side, and those of Calhoun,
Cass and Tyler, on the other goes on as it is going
now il is probably shall haze The spectacle Of ttco
democratic national OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO meet in No
re1ber neat The other in May 1874. A portion of
the Young Mems Committee have declared, in
effect, against the November convention. The
friends of Mr. Van Buren, are preparing 10 sustain
the legislature, and declare that they will hold
Mass Meeting in Tammany Hall very soon, TO re-
echo their sentiments On the other hand, the
friends oil Calhoun Il Co. are preparing TO oppose
such movement. A collision may be final d.
vision of the democratic party, and two national
conventions-in which case Henry Clay's chances
i will brighten up amazingly. li-10dI ,e9Eit o-s1t
1Is Something very important will soon take place.
before the 18th of May in this city, when the spos
will be divided We shall explain the whole ground
i next week, The next Presidency depends on the
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CONTROVERSY IN THE SoMERs CAsE-The news
paper discussion in relation to the decision of the
Court Martial In lhe case oil CoinHahuer Mchehzie,
appears to be taking very remarkable course
indeed, the Vloience, Incorporate aouse' anu u''er
disregard of common decency exhibited by the
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~ courier ava enquirer ana many o'iel paPeis' anu
The fury of their partizanship in this case from the
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peSihhihs, nave peeh i'os' uissusi"s Du' ~o"'u
now appear, that instead of cooling down into
or'ety ana decency, as would reasonably DC eA-
pected, they are becoming still more furious and
ahpsive Opr announcement Of the vote of the MEM
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bers OF the Court MARTIAL, ehcted varety OF
maniacal wells and opposition from the Courier -
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tion and hve ior acqtal' was denounced as utterly
false. But 1t appears mat all can be ascertaned
/ now without any dthculty The members are at
liberty to reveal the general result OF their debera-
'tlons But that the fact was as we stated, we have
No dopht Indeed II was easv before h mi IN form
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u pretty accurate idea OF how the vote would be-
The private conversations of the members-their
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n ,be roach of ,bose desirons Of ascerta;n;ng tho
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brawed and Dragged in defence of the naval Jack Kech
none have been so outrageous as the Courier and Enq
Webb the editor has vindicated most fully his right to
The title OF bully He has abused and villhed without
proprety Of The murder OF oencer Cromw and Small
he has with the most unteelng bitterness attacked Mr.
scnad t .nsa noat S ~ ra.nrnI ntnre Which
brutal Indian would have respected. -.
Net cop,et with TINS spSess OF aeence Of BIS u.s. f
fed the Sentence ofhc late Court Martial and nerpoa.
ted me word honorabe" INTO meagre announcement
sUni.ed States Gszete such mnudenco and falsehood
would disgrace Monroe Ed and the less Mr. webb
for the few of renutaon which still hang about him
and veracfy TO the editor of the Courier and ENQUIRER
pe NOT enough TO snow the latter our opinion OF him.
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exceptions evsy-journsl Of character in the land has
, aneo nm ana more especially those who are most
Of The common sailors vho IN or, ns;omai and ,,srenn
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Here Is sweeping charge of the most decided
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prints
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ing Of the Court Martial have hesn d;stnc,,v .cer