The New York herald., 1844-09-26

W 4seU fWh 10 eMUHy W. lhe ho"ds W he "o"t-
tionists In $780, General Harrison carried this State
only by 1900 majority; but the abolltlonists dur
ing the last few years have polled 10000 votes in
this State, chiefly taken from the wings If, then,
the aboliti0niss cast their pote this gear for their
candidate, it is clear that Mr.. Polk wiA carry
this State beyond all redemption. Such has become
the perIlous position INTO which the whg party has
been reduced by the bad policy and the bad coun-
sells OF their leaders, editors, song singers, orators
and so-forth. And, in corroboraton of this view,
just let our readers mark the declarations contained
IN the following very remarkable document, issued
by the wings in Maine, which entirely corresponds
with the opinions We have expressed
MAINE, Sept. Is, 1874
l. That are much more disappointed by the decrease
in the Wing vote than by the other party
The whole vote Of the State will about equal the vote Of
lsao Ire natural u increase Of population would give
recent vote is quite clear that many thousand wings
have not voted for the total Of the whole vote Of all
parties against the democratic" is less than he whig
vote Of ls40.
. We ieel boand to sa that this failure to bring out
the full vote was unexpected and is the principal OBJ
ect of this letter to give this information, III order
10 enable you take such measures as may be necessary
to prevent like result in your State The preparation
on the part OF the Wings generally was aswe Deheved
before the election, ample and thorough. We had many
public meetings in every county, which were well at
tended by the wings and the great doctrines oil the party
fully claimed and defended by sbe, eloquent and unr
ing advocates We have had more and better speaking
than ever before. Our meetings have been full and
thusastic We have doubt that among thinking men,
We had many changes in our favor. The arguments pre-
sented to the people clear calm cogent unanswer
able and unanswered
Since the election we are sfed that had Gnot
thorough perfect and effective detailed organization
and zeal were expended too much in public gather
ngs and club room discussions We needed more OF the
schoodtrc organization and that andedectve
arrangement by which every individual in every negh,
borho0d Is brought out to the polls We satisfied
that nothing short Of this kind of organization under the
charge Of active discreet and perseverng men, will se
iul vote of the whig party anywhere. We have
relied too much upon public gatherings and able aIgu-
ments The wings have been there in great but
our opponents have taken great palms, and generally
with success to keep their party away from whig meet
GIDEON TUCKER, RICHARD +. PERKINS,
J: WINGATE CARR, AARON HAYDEN,
WILLIAM c. HAMMATT, E WILDER FARLEY,
Maine Whig State Central Committee.
And yet, in the face of all these facts and peril
GUS position of the whig party, we perceive the
whig leaders and whg newspapers endeavoring to
mystfy their readers and the community; assailing,
in the most violent terms, every honest and inde-
pendent journalist who presents the whole case for
their inspection and their guidance. A party that
recognizes such leaders as Seward, and others in
this State, and such editors as Thurlow Weed,
Horace Greeley and the Brookses, cannot expect
to thrive many years, or to secure victory for any
length of time. The American people want the
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth,
all questions, and they willno hereafter tolerate
newspaper press that only presents one side oi
the case, mixed with SANDER, personality, folly,
absurdity and ridiculous philosophy.
IMPORTANT FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE FROM
EUROPE Revival OF AMERICAN CREDIT IN ENG
7 Nh w. ha m m MT Los AZ tha
depression of American credit in England, which
has existed during the last few years, has now
passed away like the mist before the morning sun,
and that vast quantities Of British gold are begin
ming TO find their way into the pockets of the
people of this country, to the small qualification
of the receivers.
1t will be recoected that after the failure of the
banks in this country, and the Reputation Of their
debts by Mississippi, Michigan, and other States,
American credit sunk SO low in England, that no
money could be borrowed on any kind OF secu-
rlty. Captain Tyler sent out u special agent
with bonds OF the United StatcS, TO see If he
could pick up few stray sovereigns among
the English capitalists but they all buttoned up
their pockets, and wouldn't loan single dollar.
For two or three years the highly respectable COM
missioners of Illinois were also in London, endea-
voripg TO procure, on the best possible description
Of landed security in Illinois, loans to complete
canal and railroad but, after variety Of fruit
less negotiations, they had to return without
single dollar Of money, but plenty Of promises.
Duff Green also made the attempt, offering the
best security that POSSIBLY could be oflered-the
coal mines Of Cumberland, in Maryland; and, not
the persevering and various round
about methods which he took to reach the
pockets Of the British capitalists, he had actually,
at last, to borrow from the Chevaller Wikof, the
discarded footman Of Fanny Elssler, the meney
necessary to bring himself back to the United
States Last OF all, and SO recently as last SUM-
mer, our ancient friend and pistol, Colonel Webb,
also went out to England, with all his honors
bushing thick upon him, his credit restored
through the operation Of the hallowed Bankrupt
act, and with the security, also of the best coal
beds in Maryland, in search of loan Of only
million OF dollars; and, yet, he had to return
without shilling in his pocket, and only with
promises that he might procure a loan next
winter.
This is brief history Of the contempt with which
the British capitalists have treated the borrowing
people of this country Tor the last few years. But
we are happy TO perceive that an entire change
has come over the minds Of the British capitalists
of all parties, and that money is flowing into this
country in the most abundantstreams, and in every
direction. BY reading over the whig journals we
perceive that they assert postively-snd who
doubts their veracity, for they know what they
talk about, and can possibly give the corroborative
authority Of that distinguished traveller, Roorback,
who is well known to ThurIow Weed-that vast
sums Of money have been transmitted to this
country by the British manufacturers in Blrmng-
ham, Manchester, Yorkshire, and all the central
manufacturing districts of England, to the pockets
Of the locofoce leaders in this country, and that
with this money they are now getting up their mass
rneetings-publishing ne swspapers-crcuatng PAM
phlets-and Illuminating all SORTS of missiles in
order to carry the ell, q on in favor of Polk and