The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-28

Notwithstanding the hearty dislike of the city mem
oers 10 MN, their warm, and must say deserved
teeling, Tor the editor of the Plebtian, (the man
with the sandy hair | mean), dictated the course
'ney pursued Sianm, IN fact, would have made
stronger vinddate against Croswel young he s.
lne is oa'y thiriy-qute an interesting age, but old
enough Tor oeard) than Bryant had he felt dispO-
sed TO enter the course. OF the twenty-five ma ori
~ received by Croswell n caucus ten came from
the first Senate District Tlis vote in opposition,
with the influence which it would certainly have
exercised, would have laid the "Prince OF the three
wall palace" most ehrelually on the shelf. | am
satisfied that the detection in the party" Ii serious
and will result IN making this State, in 1914, at
least debateabe ground There is great GOODNESS
between the heads OF the departments and the sold
White Horses" and 1t will require more act in Gov
BOuck to ride the storm than people give him
credit for In the Senate the division is paIpabe.
and the factions neary balanced Foster, the con.
servative, member OF Congress in 1887, who made
Thomas Allen, 'prnter, and who opposed Van Blu
rens system OF finance, man, by the bv, of con-
siderable talent, but wanting in personal popularity
Is the Leading man OF the majority faction. Sena
ting acted with him. How long they will remain.
being shire wd politicians, W. II not undertake to say
They are evidently alarmed Their desertlon TO the
more popular SIDE, the minority, would change the
whole aspect OF things.
or the twenty-five locsfoco Senators twelve have
thus tar identified their fate with Croswelps I'm
enviable postion! Senator Hunter, one of the most
able and cautious Of our legislators is at the head
clan to speak Of the man. Did YOU ever take a
quiet drive on the Pelham road in Westcheser
county, say from Harlem or thereabouts to New
Rochelle? No! Well, my dear fellow, mount
your tibury and chuck Mrs. b. under the chin and
say, Ducky, let'sgo and see Senator Hunter"-
Thereupon Mrs. B. puts on her shawl and SAYS,
my dear, I'm ready" and then in two hours, by
Shire wsoury clock, you find yourself at the mansion
Of Senator Hunter, on the margin of the Sound
surrounded by shrubbery and accessories worthy
OF terrestrial paradise. Yet, surrounded as he is
by all that wealth can command, including paint
lngs OF the OLD masters In his gallery that million
cannot ouy, nnd nm pure, single minded de-
mOcrat perfect locofoco, friend OF the people an
honest man, and a glorious specimen of humanity
Associated with this distinguished gentleman are
me talent, honesty and enthusiasm of the Senate, >
the men, VINO, when they speak, awake the popr
lar impuse,-l mean such men as Sherwood and
Denniston, and Huger, and Scott, and Strong and
the i'ke-the very soul Of the democracy It will
De seen from this that with such material against
nm, Governor Bouck could not remain over two
years stranger to the county of Schoharie-
Ihe secret OF this early opposition to the new
Executive, Is the suspicion that he will place
himself nnoer the influence of that old, cor.
rnpt' oank specializing. demoralizing contemplate
diq"e OF managers, who, if permitted to direct
would Involve the State in runous debt and revive
and give vitality to that Infamous system of egisa
ion winch Tor so many years disgraced the Demo.
cratic ascendancy, and caused the sacred name OF
democracy to stlnk-ay, stink in the very nostrils
OF the honest portion of the people. Nothing has
YET however, fallen from he Governor 10 Justify the
suspicion, and 1t has arisen probably from the fact
That the men COMPOSING the old regime, proverbial
as they are tor the impudence and industry ntrude
themselves, at all times the Governor presence
HIS very bed room is not sacred, and Sunday
shines no Sabbath day" to him. The most modest
men here are members of the firm of Slamm, Bang
and Cor the ultra locofocos 1t would be un-
fortunate for the old farmer should he throw himself
into the embraces of improper men know that
they Will break down his administration in three
months, and make Rim the most unpopular Cover
nor New York ever had always saving and except
ing that lrst executive from the agricultural COM
munlty, Governor Yates-hm that used to refer all
applcant$'o the one Democratic representative from
New YORK city, with the words" Well, den, what
does iom Hyatt say?" CSpeaking of Tom HYATT.
dE you ever know that he was better man thai
ais Vice President, in that old LON bard which was
the cause OF Hyatt's persecution Query, which Of
the two deserved the incarceration? More anon1
have no more space rema lining to advise you of
me fashions, &c, but In my next you will please to
look out IOr fun and no politics ARIEL
P.S.-Tom Carr, the Consul, is here in white
gloves. He IS a devish clever fellow To have
seen Tom, IN his drab upper Benjamin, walking
wing and wing with Col J. Hart, and that SANDY
whiskered individual, Levi d. Slamm one would
have supposed that conspiracy was on foot or that
the Millennium was on their shoulders Amt a
daintyy ApIrY
;, P.S. No. al shall speak more at larg about
Prince John in my next