The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-08

BALTIMORE, CCt D, lo3J
Startling Developments Elections-G Gen. Mariott
Southern Packet Line-Ne,cs from Europe, &c.
few days ago informed you of the discovery
mad made oil the existence OF association, having
tor Its intention extensive operation upon our
foreign relations. have, since them attained other
knowledge, which induces me TO believe that its OBJ
ject is to extend and increase our Union by means
of the gradual annexation of the neighboring coun.
tries and islands, and to bring into close and in
innate confederation with the South American
States You must have noticed the recent establish
ment, at the seat of government, Of Spanish news
paper, issuing from the office of Messrs Harris l.
Heart, of the Constitution.
Would any man, | ask, believe for a mo-
inent that such paper could be supported by the
Spanish IN our Union alone! Would Messrs
Harrls a. Heart engage In an enterprise which APP
parently promises SO little success, when they them
selves must be convinced by experience of the OBJ
stacles to the establishment of a press, though
backed by the power and influence OF the Calhoun
ct,qnef No. SIR the editors too old birds to be
caught with chatf. The Poiltico, Periodico Late
yd'7o depends upon another and a surer sup
port than the doubtful PATRONAGE of the French
and Spanish population. resident amongst US
The golden stream will flow into the pockets
of the editors and of their co-laborers from
other sources than the advertising column and
subscription list. Yes, an association, tina thas
been spreading In secresy, even of existence, over
armlng itself with the mighty weapons of the press,
the lever on which government and public senti-
ment vbrates, as the vanc quivers the lofty spre
and now, tor the first time, Is the voice Of ala rm
nearu through the columns OF the Herald calling
the attention OF the American people to this vast and
secret organization.
Far abroad on these two continents, wherever the
French and Spanish languages are spoken will thel
Pohftco Periodsco q Ltterario, reduced to nomina
price, appear-the apostle OF those principles and
views, which 1t may suit the purposes of the Asso-
citation to promuigate-while,. perhaps, another
paper, issuing from the same office, may indoctri-
nate the citizens OF the United States with fit and
suitable principles Can an association with such
ample means at Its command, be under the COM
Inand Of others than eminent men +! The affirma-
i've Is monstrous-the annexation of Texas was
Drought about In secresy, and almost consummated
before It was dreamed of by the public at
large. And will we now view the scheme
proposed by this Association, more chimerlcaI
than the lncipency OF the Texian plot, which has
lust oeen consunmated. And, perhaps that step was
Tue initiative to other objects, and we may soon
ioon ,Vi announcer move on our political chessbo ard
and oil Its success may Judge by Texan Annexa-
tion. ana VINO has been the fountain sprlng OF this
secret union Let the hand of the dial 90 ron ,d
and the index marked with the mystic Cabala Of
association, may point 10 the thirty-one columned
building, where the great amendor" of Annera.
uon resolutions deals out his fiscal mandates.
Our elections are over, and the Annexo-De-
mocrAuo party have triumphed; they have elected
four members OF Congress, which is clear gain
The keans took their departure and benefit In
the Stranger and !" The Honey Moon" on FRI
day night, before house brimmed from pit to dome
Mrs Burke is now acung at the Front street as the
Female Horse Thief. Business is very brisk ;
3yr merchants are doing very good fall business.
we are only hiding our time" to snatch the lake
and copper trade from Boston.
rev weeks ago, several of our merchants met
20 70 ioam Southern Packet Line, for the purpose
,n nesuaa a'eIcoursr between this port and Will
were before the meeting one to charter onIy The
ssssss ae o,Ge 70 acquire full ownership they
auloIIfned wi.hout any action, to meet again this
Gen. Marriott still holds his own-tbe ns,er. IS
this morning announce the appointment Of thYse
new inspectors an evidence Of our lncreasno nrns
penty. "s P'os-
Our elections for Common Councillors coroa. "a.
Wednesday-very little interest. ''e' vi
The news from Europe has dampened some VIVA,
lne speculatlons In gram and breadstufis though
Otherwise II is considered quite favorable