The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-06
TnE wERsrrR FkRMxNrArIoN.-The excitement


The WEBSTER FERMENTATION. excitement
created among the political and philosophical circles
by the recent movements, and present position OF
Daniel Webster, appears TO increase-not 10 di-
minsh. IL is daily assuming more amusing,
and a more interesting shape. No speech ever
made-no movement ever attempted, seems to
have stunned to the same extent, the ul'ras OF
both parties The ultra locoocos talk, and founder,
and lume but with mixture OF farce that makes
II amusing The ultra wings are solemn, severe,
angry, savage, coaxiDg and cowardly by turns
The following extracts are characteristic OF the lat
ter class;-
While the Wings of Massachusetts are anxious for
continuance OF the mutual confidence and good will
which has for long time subss,ed between them and
Mr. Webster it necessary TO the revival of that conf
dence which has been in some shaken in the
minds of many ofthem that they should know what arr
his present opinions and intentions in relation TO the
approaching elections. Does he intend to cooperate
with the Wing party in the support OF the nomination
Governor OF this Commonwealth Does no intend TO
unite with them in sending delegates National Con-
dent and Vice President OF the United States aud pedg
ing to support the nomination which shall be
madeby such Convention Will he give any expana'
uon OF the views which have been expressed by him in
his Baltimore speech, and on other occasions, which
will serve to the painful doubts which have been
excited in the minds of many persons OF his disposition
to continue to support the principle of aiordng protec-
maintained hitherto 7-Bosion Daily Advertiser.
Who doubt that the reserve Of Mr.. Webster on
some points and his at least extraordinary language
other points, both in the Faneu Hall and Baltimore
speeches have contributed to detact the wing party not
In Massachusetts alone but throughout the Union That
conviction has been long fermentng il the public mind
and no slight Indication both OF the affection and re-
pcc entertained for Mr. Webster that little utterance
has heretofore been given to SO deep feeling For our
selves consider Mr. Webster haping inflicted upon
the 0his Partya deeper 'crong than John Tyler be-
cause Of ms superiority Of force Of talents, and Of in
~ no has mt rvndt
country3 We answer by another question: not Mr..
Webster serving his country when he acted with his
party . When for apublc man. eminent as MI. Webster,
and long known and looked up to party leader his
friends find other defence than by throwing blame
on his party and by the fact OF claiming that he had
served his country rather than necPssoriIy imply ing
that fidelity to the one was incompatible with fidelity
ns other-he must be in no very enviable predcament
Nei0 York .4merican.
This is the FIRST bursting out of the war-hate thar
rankles IN the breasts of the politicians and stock
Jobbers-bu hatit will be followed up by their usual
violence and absurdty, we have reason to doubt.
The position that Mr.. Webster has assumed, is one
OF The highest patrlotlsm-his views are eminently
national and correct-he rises aboveIhe paltry fac
lions of the day, the miserable purposes of stock
Iobbers-hence the hate which they secretly in
dulge towards such man.
But this conflict is only begun. The movement
made by Mr. Webster will be felt all over the coun-
Try with redoubled force in less than a month
GREAT Tyler MOVEMENTS. APPOINT.
NENr OF BARBER.-We have Just received the i'm
luTtant intelligence that James Grant, No. Ann
str ct, has been appointed to the highly confidential
Office of Barber TO his Excelency, Captain John
Tyler" during his approaching visit to this city,
with the usual honors and emolumens OF Corporal
OF the Guard"-"the run of the Kitchen &c. &c.
II seems that the number of applicants for this Of
flee, like all Others have been equal TO legion but
that Grant, from the great genius he has recently
displayed IN the discovery of a Hair Wash for
" shampoong'' the heads of the "young democra.
ce." entirely carried the day with Captain Tyler
Grants announcement Of this discovery is in the
following style -
GRANTS DOUBLE DISTILLED MAGNOLIA HAIR WASH
For cleansing the head and removing dasdrH, imparng
glossy appearance 10 the hair unsurpassed in beauty
The nervous headache, so distressing to many, is like
wise eradicated by this admirable Wash-Drectons
use WET the head well with the Wash, and rub with
the hand for FIVE minutes then rinse the head well
with pure water, and dry with toweL-Price so cents
botte-w ashing the head, For sale by JAMES
GSAST, sole proprietor No. / Ann street, under the
American Museum
These are its public quaes-but the secret and
confidential virtues are still more wonderful. A
single bottle shampooed into the head OF one of the
hardest OF the "young democracie," will convert
him at once into good Tyler man-and on ordina-
ry heads, a few drops will effect the purpose
For shampooing the "young democracie," there
fore, this famous Magnolia lair Wash far surpasses
according TO philosophical experiment, all the GIN,
whlskey, or small beer that ever flowed into the
Pewter Mug for the last twenty years. We believe
that Captain Tyler may.n set down the "young
democratic" as certain.