The New York herald., 1845-09-28

woodman spare that tree" the charm would doubtless
become Irresistible.
ber 10 the day Of election The following tickets are
presented =
Nicholas L. Wood, John L. Reese. Robert Purviance,
SEN, J. Morrison Harris, John Ksnly.
P,i;sb s,ansbury. Nathaniel Cox Robert NJ. McLancs'
Joshua vsnsant Francis " BsughmSry.
rg.-Consr,ss-John Mckim Duncan. .assembly-
David Taylor, Joseph Brsck, John Z. Holland, David
TrmrsrAsor.-Consreu-N candidate. .assembly-
George Brown, William Reese, William p Spencer,
william 4. Wright, Alfred D. Evans
There to be but little doubt Of the of
democratic ticket notwithstanding tho great dssatsac-
ton which exists in regard to the nomination of Mr..
Giles II was generally understood and desired that
Mr. McLane should receive the nomination. and were it
not hsfhe native and temperance candidates are in the
field each Of which will tend to lessen the whig vote Mr.
Giles would most assuredly be defeated
One OF tho greatest anpoyances 10 which public men,
and especially such hold Office subjected is the
disposition manifested by low persons who form them
selves INTO eLqns and attempt to control no, only their
public but also their private operations, and in no in
stance excepting perhaps the reception gwen oy fresi-
dent Polk TO the Empire Club have we seen the
dictstoisl spirit OF clqueism effectusy rebuked
the % selfconstitued body who because them
selves their friends not appointed to office in the
cnEtonn.house, went ON 10 Washington and demanded
the removal Of Gen Marriott Collector for the Port Of
Baltimore and the appointment of Mr. Frick, who held
the ssms situation under Van Burens administration
and who II 10 said promised that in case of his being re.
inststed they should all be remembered The scheme
however s was anticipated proved sbortive, and the
crsstfalen. Prick 10 friend Of Van Burens and was
much disappointed at the nomination Of Polk for the
fssisncy II was the ntenton Of Van Buren's friends
10 have nominated csss upon discovering that there
ehsnre Tor their fsvorits One thing Is certain the
position Gen Marriott took the time OF the nton
N respect to the nomination Of MIR Polk has added
tisto his reputation in the democratic party
country, a. without doubt the OF his having
ohsined the situation which holds. He s gen.
ueman 81 the old school courteous and dignifed, and
from having spent nearly quarter of century in the
state Legislature and other honorable positions has be-
q q tat gov
ernment and Is therefore well qualified perform
duties Of any ONCE to which he may be called by the
people Of MARY and
We have lately heard Of very interesting and credit
able ciTcumstance, which was communicated TO by
the old gentleman himself In Baltimore resides an old
carries the trade of cabinet making. number of
has apprentices by outstanding their leisure time and
devoing 10 study have attained distinction in the pro
iessions which they afterwards chose Among those
hossrved their time at this trade and who aterw ards
changed theiIspuTsuit, are the following
Rev John \. MeLllton, Episcopal Minister
Rev Robert Kemp Methodist Minister.
Perry kinneman, Phy sic.an.
william Leonard, Physician.
william Pot Physician
samuel Bivan. Merchant
George Bvan, Merchant.
We the circumstance is credtable as we'll as inter.
esing IRON the fact that Mr. Needles not only encou
ragged but adei materially and made by
his sppenicesto improve their minds and advance their
condto IS.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Kean are advertised to appear in
Baltimore on Monday, Sept. 10Th, in the play OF the
" Stranger
Wn htve sketches and anecdotes OF Chief Justice
Tsney, Archbishop tcceson Bishop Whiting ham and
others more or less distinguished which We shall in u.
time, lay before the readers Of the Herald