The New York herald., 1844-07-17
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Correspondence of the Herald.

dlbdny-Ihe SEASON at SdTatogd- UUkhDf and
President Tyier's Government AGans-Hish
Iroops-Natire -Amuican i I1utan.nt- Wad,
Fillmore, F1man, and Franklin Young Hick
oryEnthusiasnn Bouck lat dorn Ia 7hroop and
Yato-Siias Urights Nomination arranged at
Lindenwoid- Prooaimed By Mr. Pan Bmens
Friends on the 4th Of July.
have returned on a fJ Tg excursion from Saia-
togs, where the greatest preparations are mskisg
for rhe fashionabs season. Already The ibronging
multitude are beginning to assemble, and several
of the houses filled TO a com or able extent
learnt from the propiieiors ot the United States
that the great rush from the south exp cted about
ihe first OF August. Many OF The oist peulshed
souther have their psrors engaged and furnish
ed, awaiting tht ir arrival he seas. pr mses 10
be one OF tnr most tive and profitable ones v bich
has been enjoyed Tor many yesis Indeed II al
ways s SO upon the return OF the great Pr, siden.
tia campaign, which iniuses a vlgor into the ac-
ton Of the Leading policisDs, ard aitrscts them
the sssf milling tf hemseves together Fl, m every
ex'rt miiy of the Union, o concoct measures
which are anticipated Ia accomplish heir desired
ends and obecls. Mr. Postmaser General Wick
life Is the only romlnen nj person who has yet vis-
ted Saratoga, but he did not attract much aiten.
ton His airogar and incspsciiy as public Of.
ficer, has so completely disguised The msrcsnlie,
political, al business public, that he is suffered 10
pass through our cities and great public places, with
scarcely a passing observation While at Congress
Hall, in this city, he only visited by the lawn
ing, sycophantc, office begging, cfiIgiIg, miser-
| able, polluted gang of government paultrs, who
flourish amor gst US upon The patronage 20 literally
| bestowed upon ihem by President Tyler These
hypocritcal harpies are feeding and rio'ing r1u-
riously upon the boun,ies OF government, wrupg
from the lax paying people in The shape Of "tar,iss
Tor prots ct!on" whilst they are secreyand assldu-
ously engaged in tndeavoriDg TO oeiest The re-
election Of the very man through whose goodness
and generosity they are thus enabled 10 carry Gu,
their places under President Tyler until the An Of
March. by protesting on attachment 10 him, whilst
al the same lime they are as busily employed az
they possibly can BE- ~ procuring % the .leGen Of
possessing any poliiicsl interest in the matter, |
| would absolutely endesvor, by rome meaIs or
other, 10 obtain an audience with The Pretdent.
| and furnish him volume OF inconrovt riblr proof
OF The continual hostility manifested Tow ards Inn.
The Native American party in your city and III
Ph'lsdeiphia, have an abundance Of aosdiu'.rs
he spring election. They begin TO talk loudly,
openly and boldly more SO IN particular since the
| terrible scenes OF blood and carnage which have
hasn twice exhibited in The brothery city OF Penn.
| The ITish Catholics are fully aware oil the grow
ing animosI.y against The m incrt asng as IL daily
is, have determined not 10 rely ,pon ibe pro clion
which: in The event OF collnion, Governor Bousk,
| Sheriff Butterm n, or Mayor Hun phrey, oil Pro-
estsnla, may ffer 10 the IN, have lesovedc p-efare
tor defence, ard 10 prett CT iht tmst Ives. Beng
psb!e ct raising almost any amount cf money, II 10
| ASSERTED that the Catholic Church has been in
srumental in ORGANISING large military force, de-
nominate q III. Emmet Guards, con posed excu-
sively OF OConne.l Catholics Then byp~alar ce
| on the 4th w, tJUly furMd dnble aud walhl e. u.s.
| tohishing our Protestant cZeDs. Al alSrmI g ma
ny, VIXEN informed that the arms IN their hi nos
aere lnrnishen from The State Arst nal by oidsr Of
Gov Bonck some OF his suborc inst,s quse-
non the popreiv of putting he nuskets OF tie Siae
~ post ss,on Of any comrsny ol men, whether
| lrah or Dutch, Al who udop, ss th.Ir name any
| 'oreien alpellation, or whose arces Al associa-
t,Op cObhne their men befs tO any piIcpler islth,
cr 10 mmgraIta irno' any parcp ar ctun'iy -
The scenes Of Philadelphia may b. reveal, here,
aud Tor one strongly sBsptct that tie pseuv Tor
nation OF this exc u,I,e j sh ccnI ~ y, h.ve oiher
orJecis IN view Than v. luntaty organization un-
der tie militia laws at this Stale
In relation 10 political matters here, there ID not
much 10 be saId. A thousand iod more sctlvpy 10
Glspayed IN Every part OF ire counfy TIE want
| o enthusiasm smong The " hgs Is IN great de cree
aiiibutrd to The Of Weed IN his Irish Csiho-
llc Preferences. Instead of tcsdine iIom i posi-
| ION, and accommodating the wishes OF lls ny,
| he sdhtree with determined t.nec'y 10 hs lush
| ,reiereuces. tie has grown more MI alble every
day since his return from Europe, AID It he was a
| candidate Tor offce, he would receive every vote
Of that class Of people. He has announced in his
paper that Fillmore must be their candidate Tor
IGsvernor, and old Daniel Cady the Lieutenant
Governor. But should Gabrlel Furman demand
he nomination, it will not be nn easy matter To
thrust him aside Morris Franklin has many strong
friends bo in New York and this city, who de-
sire To reward him Tor ming b~ used, as he
| was, as The pretended Wing candidate for Mayor OF
| The city last spring There exists, however, an un-
accountable apathy among the wings. from which
they do mt soon arouse, will as uredy result IN
their utter discontinue and defeat. They possess
nething Of that activity, energy and indomitable
spirit OF 1910, which SO triumphaniy canied them
| TO victory.
On the other hand the democrats appear more ac-
live. Polk and Ddlas-YCung Hickory and viclo.
ly-are on every tongue. The old hickory lines
Ut Jackson appear 10 be revived. They have
caught the spirit Of enthusiasm which SO animated
the wings in the last great contest, aud II not eba-
ed in less than month, their victory may be rem
dertd certain. The merchants End mechanics will
go tor Clay and the tariff, but the faimes lit.
lie about The question Of ariff Tor the protection of
manufacturers exclusively
| Upon the question ss 10 the democratic csn6i.
date Tor Governtr, decided charge has taken
oacc IN the minds OF that party since the list.
| The Argus, in adherlng 10 Bouck, repeatedly sn-
| ncunced that Slss Wright would in no event a.
low the use Of his distinguished name as cendi-
date, especially since he refused the two highest
| nonors IN the nation. Upon Mr. virgins return
from Washington, he renamed three days at Lin
denwold; and in the course OF very lew days at-
| ter his departure. tremendous mass convention
| was held in Mr. Van Buren's own county, al which
| Mr.. Wright Was unanimously, and by repeated De
| tnonsrations Ct reclamation, nominated for Go.
vernon, and delegates sppolnied 10 carry out the
| wishes OF that meeting at Syracuse. AT this con-
vention there were present General DIX, Mayor
Morris, and other distinguished clnzens IRON
'brced, who spoke on the occasion, and took ac-
i've part in the proceedings The gentleman who
presented the name ot Mr.. Wright, was Judge
Hogeboon,. one OF The most clear headed ans lar
sighted men in The Slate, and as member OF the
| committee who reported the resolution, the name
| of Lawrence Van Buren, brother of the * Pfeti
tent, appe ars. From all these facts and cicun-
/ stances, does it not evidently ateume that The ar
.angsment was perfected at Lindensold. that
Mr.Wright should OF decline the nomination. re-
| luIred the master hand OF Mr.. Van Buren 10 uc-
| :omplsh what lhe people go much desired, and
igalns, which Croswell has so industriously labor
| ID 10 defeat. We shalls soon sse who conqucfs,
| Van Burcn or Croswell
Yours, &c. w. II
Il
| LATER FROM DoMSIcA-The Smith Tute, from
| Guadaloupe, arrived at New Haven Sunday,
bringing advices rom Dominica to the 23d Of June We
that the insnrrecton had been pu; down without
much difficulty and that the operation OF martial law was
suspended the 2it Great damage as done 10 eserhl