The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-18

Locoroco NOMINATION FOR MAYOR The dele
, gates Of this party to nominate candidate "a
Mayor, meet at Tammany Hall ina day or two fo
that purpose The prevailing opinion is decided
in favor of Jonathan |. Coddington, our late eff
cient and capable Postmaster, who, if elected
would command the respect and confidence of tn
whole community. Eli Moore, another prominen
candidate is very good man, but not as popular a
Mr.. Coddington. Alderman Purdy is losing friend
every day from the imprudent efforts of lul
clique of corrupt politicians, and petty fnanciers
who have identified their interest with his, ant
who will sink HIM lower and lower in poltica
standing, unless he boldly cuts himself clear from
the dead weight that has thus borne him down
We regret this, as he has stood high in popularity
and would have risen to the station he aspres Ion.
since, had he scared above these miserable, petty
cliques, shnplaster fnanciers, and flag ends O
faction.
EIGHTH WARD NoMINATIoN.-Inn noticing the re-
suits OF the ward elections of the Democratic par
ty, to select committees to nominate charter Off
GERS, we stated on Friday morning that the ticket
opposed to Assistant Alderman Brown, of the
Eighth ward, had been successful. We were mis-
informed, and state with pleasure that z ticket
| friendly to the nomination Mr.. Brown for Alder
man Of that ward, was successful. AS. President
of the Board Of Assistants, he has evnced much Ia
lent and ability, and will, if elected, be able
preventative among the fathers of our city.
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| The NATIVE CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.-Thurlow
Weed, the great unexploded gem of the whigparty
gives the following endorsement to James Harper,
| the candidate of the Natives for Mayor
Ouro old and much friend Mr. JAMrs HA
the candidate of the Native American Party for Mayor
of the city OF New York Though reprobating, we do
the grounds upon which this party he's been organ
ized should he disoya friendship of nearly thirty
years standing not to bear cordial testimony to the manly
Also to see selfmade man rising, by merit alone, to
honors and eminence 1t is pleasant to look back upon
history Of the HAMPERS for there is moral in it full
| Of encouragement to young mechanics.
In 1916 worked q j0urneyman in the same office
with James and John Harper They distinguished
like Franklin great example in the art for industry,
temperance and economy james was partner at
Press We were at our work soon the day dawned
and though on pleasant summer afternoon ce used oc
casonally to sigh for walk upon the Battery before
down he would allow the balls to be capd" until
had broken the back of the thirteenth token" The
sequel u.s. that the ourneyman Printer Of 1876 is in ls44
the head Of of the irstn not the frst-publishing
houses in the world man Of ample fortune, enjoying
the respect and confidence Of his fellow emf
degree to render probable that he will become
the Chief Magistrate Of great Metropolis Such
the rewards Of Industry, enterprise and integrity
This is going the whole blast. With this endorse
ment, should not the wings give up Morris Franklin
| at once and all vote for the "sacond Franklin"
| Do.
ANOTHER BULLETIN FROM THE FoURIERITEs.-
| Messrs Greeley, Brisbane q Co., the chief apostles
| of the Fourierites in this country, have issued
another bulletin of their faith in their especial organ
the Tribune, last week. We havn't room for the
extraordinary document to-day, but will endeavor
| to find space for it as soon possible.
In this bulletin, the Fourierte apostles present the
singular spectacle of apparently regulating many OF
the secret doctrines Of Fourier, after they have been
for two years industriously engaged in their advo
cacy, and holding their author up as sort of incar.
nate deity. They admit quite enough however, to
startle all plain people and discreet Christians in
| the nation 1t seems that Fourier's doctrines re.
specting marriage, which are of the most latitud
marian description, are not deemed fit to be car
ried into practice yet. The world is not sufficient
ly ripe for the introduction of these curious doc
rines but the apostles cherish the hope that il
| soon will
This is Just what we expected, and corroborates
! all that has been said against them.
JOE SMITH DEFINING HIS Position have re-
ceived pamphlet from Joe Smith in which he de.
| fines his political position in this world, and his
spiritual position in that which is to come. He ex
plains also the Constitution of the United States b,
commentaries from the scriptures, and performs
variety of feats in diaectics which altogether sur
| pass any thing we have seen in the line at the
| North or South Joe is candidate for the Pre-
| sidency, and no doubt will have the whole Nor
mon nation. Well, that's some capital to begin
| with
| LATER FROM EURorE.-The packet ship West
minister, an old favorte, Capt. Hovey, arrived yes
erday from Portsmouth, with papers of the morn
ing OF the 18th ult. We cannot find word OF new.
of any kind from any quarter. OF course there i.
nothing late from Dublin.
| BOILER ExpLosIoN.-The boiler connected with
| the distery at the corner of Greene and Broome
streets, exploded on Saturday afternoon, and so Sc
verely injured the proprietor of the works as to
cause his death the same evening, from inhalation
| of the scaldng steam The foreman Of the dist-
ery escaped by leaplng through window. The
boiler had been long time in use and is supposed
to have exploded from want of proper repairs.
ST. PArRIcK's SOCIETY. "Friendly Sons o
st Patrick" celebrate the anniversary of their pa
iron saint at the City Hotel this evening From tn,
preparations made, this occasion will be one o
great brlliancy.
e03- Henry Russell, at the last accounts, was
Nashville, Tennessee, giving his usual concerts
The FINE ARTs-WINTER's EXHIBITION.
Winters exhibition of Chemical Paintings, whcl
elected such universal admiration during their sta
in this city, will be removed to Boston during thi
week, where, we trust, they will receive unbound
ed patronage. The merits of the exhibition need
but to be seen to be appreciated.
Mr.. Winter has been with us nearly fiv
months, and during that time has been visited b.
many thousands of the elite and connoisseurs o
our city, all of whom have expressed themselves a
highly gratifed with the entertainment. The pic
rure representing Milan Cathedral, is decided ia
YOrite from the natural effects Produced in the nigh