The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-06

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CINcINsATI, Sept. rs, 1914.
fsdscewciss Of Politics-Smels of Poiitics-FJpy 81
Politics-Hun.bug of Politics.
Politics waxing fierce in this city OF pork.
The town in blaze last night Both parties
anayed their forces. and such display of lighted
ine-knots-suaocating smoke-party banners with
senseess inscriptions-frothy oratory-vapid songs
idotc shouts-fume, FUSS fury, and fighting, never
perhaps disgraced city in America before.
In the afternoon, two or three thousand mad
men were raising Polk pole, which fell and kill
ed on the spot poor German. highly excited
wing drove the shafts of his cart against the breast
OF lady-who did not expire this morning from
the injury. His eyes We're blinded by the Tapping
of the "'hurrah for Clay" banne rs, with which his
cart was adorned.
A locofoco orator named Melville, from New
York, addressed-pooh! that's not the word
b achante, TO a heavlng, flaming smoking ocean
of torches, held in the hands os reeklng ami
mails that one would hesitate to call men, He
raved till past midnight. l heard him utter but
one Sc ntence-he said the wings did not look
like de mocrats, walk nor talk like democrats,
and they did not smell like democrats. AS the
smells ar ound me were exceedingly unsavory,
tet enco uraged by this assurance of the orator,
and hast ened TO the wing meeting, but l
found the believing gentleman had he'd, for the
smells were the same there; the mingled abomna-
tons arising from active and extinguished cigars,
peanuts, rum, and the garlick contents OF sto-
machs belching forth their loathsome chyme in
shouts of " Hurr ah for the Tariff" Clay and
Frelinghuysen
AS. an instance of the lamen table excess to
which men carry their madness, / must record
sight which brought the blood tnslin to my cheeks
saw banner on which was inscrib ed eve 90 for
Annexation-but not for Texas" " Who carries
that asked a. ], Of bystaader. "The women"
ladies' Of se p"rest chsr al .ne
They ride in open vehicle, surrounded by
torches, and bear that banner in their mid ST.
"Good Cod" l exclaimed" Can virtuous, mo-
dest girls announce to gaping, vulgar multitude
that they want to be annexed TO somebody's 20
During the evening saw hundreds of well dressed,
delicate looking females, hanging on the arms of
human asses, who were shouting "hurrah for Clay,'
or" hurrah for Polk"
Rome fell before she reached an equal degree of
public indecency as this devoted republic has
got to.
Last Sunday morning the editor of the Gazette,
the most influential paper here, and the editor of
the Enquirer, the chief democratic paper,
House, principal hotel. He of the Gasette ran
towards pile of bricks to 'try what virtue there
was in stones.'' Shame.
On Monday last the editor of the "Daiiy Com.
mercial, reporter for the s'Engtrer,'' a Justice
OF the Peace, and an ex-manager Of sixpenny
theatre, named Shires, had running fight in the
street The manager stabbed the squire in the
shoulder, and The editor and reporter ran away
Sensible fellows. Cause of quarrel-thc manager,
slandered her.
4 ihV uc dtC 10 uOlbS SoOu DuSlucsb unucT the
control Of Ludlow and Smith, or rather under
Logan, for believe he is manager at present. Sol
smith is down on his back with fever. Those
| who visit him shake their heads and say, "Poor
Sol Sol is setting" hope, however, he is only
lying. PETER DUMPS
| Destructive FIRE IN PENSACOLA We learn
that very destructive fire broke out in Pensacola
on Wednesday morning last in the occupied at the
fax and Government Streets which has laid in ashes
the whole range Of buildings street, and
out, reached the adjoining occupied by Mr. Comp.
bell (whose goods were saved and spread with ncredi
pssiax street The buildings were ssveraiiy accnps
by Sierra La Rua, grocers MIR. Campbell, dry goods
and groceries Smith catiin,. druggists MI Avery
boot and shoe store the building was occupied by
tailor and small dealers in clothing and dry goods The
coffee house and billiard saloon occupied b. J. Penny
shoe shop and the residence Of acreoe woman named
Adele. AT the house known Mchets corner the Ore
was stopped With the exception OF Mr. Campbell's
goods, We learn there was insurance whatever s &
l. lost every thng-even to their books aud papers
Smith Catlin saved portion of their stock
On Government street. the 1hre Unions Coffee House,
and the building occupied aJresidsnce by Catli-
the same house formerly occupied BY the Pensacola Bank
whom most Of the buildings Belonged is probably the Sc
verest sufferer. The printing Office Of the Gazette on
natssias ws sarn The
confusion and we fear Mr. MKnley will suffer some
loss. both in types and furniture.
The fire undoubtedly the work of an incendiary
and we learn IRON gentleman direct Iom the scene that
three en- were strongly suspected of being concerned
suspicious manner, half hour before the alarm was
given On search being made for Them the 6re was
tanned they had suddenly left the city The sonsabe
Mr. Tousrd immediately summoned posse. who armed
themselves and started in hit pursuit. Mobile Herald
Sept a.
! Two MORE FIRES AT PENSACOLA. Our neighbor
city seems 10 be doomed TO destruction. BY the
arrival OF the Creole yesterday morning Pensacola
we learn that Wednesday night Are broke out in
warehouse Of hay in the northwest portion of the city
ON lot owned by Col Eason, and occupied by Mr. Stan
nard merchant of the city The sustained by Mr.
s is between $500 and $500 On Thursday tf,ernoon,
the barque Pnney, arrived at the Navy Yard with lime
hay and naval stores About She was disc covered
70 be fire in the hold Immediate were taken
to much possible OF the cargo and the vessel
was drawn as near to the shore She could be got
about half past O'Clock at night the sailors and others
were hard at work on the barque but could
ss any hopes were entertained Of savi either the
'irsiy OF government ssores-Motf Hesaid, Sept %.
DEsTRUcrvE CONFEDERATION IN COLUMBIA
The following extract Of letter, from Columbia,
o. dated aeth uit gives account Of a disss
rnction of considerable amount Of properly IA fire
broke out this evening, at o'clock in smoke house in
all the buildings Of the square, except Dr. Wells office
and dwelling on the north corner, and the Court
House Law Range cspt. J. D. Tradewel's dwelling and
Mr. James Boatwrgbts on the south The Court House
was on fire several tines but by the txertons Of the fire.
men and citizens was saved The tencments consumed
were occupied as follows David Ewart grocer: Mr.
stork shoe sore j. Cooper Jeweller; John Ewart rro
GER; j. Caue, fruit store; H. Hese conectioner: A
Palmer and Co timers. Loss of buildings and gooda
supposed to he which there was an insurance
of from Is to 30 600"
HEALTH OF THE INTERIOR - The Woodyille. La.
Republican,, of The 21st nit, states that there had
heen greater humber Of deaths in village during
the pasf week than in any previous week. but that the
number OF new cases OF sickness hsd Persons
are still advised, however, 10 avoid visiting the town
nce the outbreak OF the lever the number Of deaths Of
white petsons in the village is reckoned az forty ana in
the country from ten 10 fifteen -
The franklin, Atakapas Banner of the 2ist states
hat that village Is, usual quite healthy hough In die
ierent parts OF the parish some sickness prevailed
FATAL. ACCIDENTS Our correspond nj at Castine
writes that young man named Brooks Gale wa,
recently instantly killed at Brooksvilie by being run
over by team. -
YesteIday, the chandise train on the Roston and