The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-28
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Jnist Woodua rd-Edf'ri,m IL, a Eoc Phase
Tho appoin men, Of Judge woodward to The vacant
judgcshp Of the United States Court, brought to Light
OF the nsoleni and indecent proceedings the
part Of portion OF ns,urazed citizens has
been my lot to record. Judge Woodward, it is known,
while young in politics, fell into of the of
nl,vism, which, however. his maurer judymea. rcpu.
dated Subsequently, he disavowed those errors and
during the late excitement; OF the power
full defenders Of the rights OF the adopted citizens When
his sent in to the senate by president Polk for
the vacant seat the supreme bench, small portion Of
our na'uralizcd CITIZENS impudeny attempted to inter
isre, and issued public protest agains. the nominee
This has created an int excitement among PEG
pie, and has had the effect of infuug life ato the
half smothered embers ofnavisn in this city. The i'm
pudence ofthe act is only equslled by It's impocy Bad
as IS nauvlsm TINS -, such thing Is possible much
worse. To have party claim exclusive privile.
ges because OF birth IN this country is great and
dep orable error but IL Is much more censurable to
divide from the rest oil our citizens and found right
dictate TO the President of the Iaed States because of
birth IN foreign country Yet this is the position
tumed by this act OF these professors For party OF
nauiaiized CITIZENS 10 array themselves such az
distinguished man OF the Republic because OF opinions
entertained al one time upon the subject OF the naturs
cation laws 10 which they object and give that
bnston publicity, and above ALL to by virtue Of
J., to dictate to the President OF the United States is
tanly unparalleled the history OF this Republic and
is calculated to incense beyond redemption that portion
Of our population who were just recovering from nativ
ism II will have tendency TO keep that faction alive
not only by offending the masse bu, by telling those
who from passion hallucina,ion have
ever expressed opinions in favor OF any OF the native
doctrines that this fact will always subject them
assaults OF hostile combinations OF reign born popu
iaoD, matter hat may nave been their course subse
quently. II Of this kind is 10 ssic. to mans
skirts for lifetime in spite Of subsequent repentance IL
VIII Keep him from reforming and he will acquire
thu sympa.hies OF the masses of his fellow citizens
The whole matter considerable excitemen Mt end
there rumors Of effort being made get Mr. Blu.
ehanan to resign from the cabinet and take the place of
Mr. Cameron in the Senate in opposition to Mr. Polk in
the nomination OF Mr.. Woodward is persisted in
The persons who take the active part this matter are
those bu. for whom nnt,ism would have existed in
this city and by this fear they will do
great deal towards keeping il alive am happy
say however that but few OF cur naturszed citizens
sympahise with them
The Bazaar draws excellent houses The aloon OF
the Museum was crowded Christmas day about 5000
persons visiting T. Excellent music enlivens the scene
and will TIN. coming week, be made further attractive
by promenade concerts Some OF frat vocalists and
! glee club will perform.
ne German concert OF sacred music al the Museum
on sunday evening, has been knocked in the head by
the Mayor This is great outrage, and believe he has
right ineI than has TO 70 into private
house and stop from performing musc. II an ON
Ger should attempt such a thing my house, would
show him. not the door, but in all probability the win
Stock operations look bet to-day and prices are up
The following are the quotations.
Sales OF stocks Mt philadel phIs.
DEc. y 800 Wilmington RR SO, IS II; $4,000 STATE
o. cash, 6s $4,000 do Nv, 6S $1,000 do, cash. 6si 500
harrsonig Rk Loan, 7oi 100 s1s pank Ads Chr, All
eSsh 3sl i'6 Wilmington RR got; 80 Heading RR,
10 Commercial Blk, So
ArrER s.LEs-sl300 Texas Notes, los int 81; $4,000
Texas Bonds, ss, b. 31. $1,000 Texas Notes, b5 24f;
$1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 10; 100 shs Reading RK
no. az ="
SECOND BosaD-55sOo Harrisburg RR Bonds b5 20:
$4,000 Lehigh o. As; 100 shs Wilmington RR, b5 26t;
Mechanics Bk 22i
AFrsR s.Lrss5ooo State 5s ada cs,; % shs Reading
RR, cash, al; Harrisburg RR, 2ds H.
suPREMg CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES -Decem.
her 26-Samur Spencer, Esq Of Florida was adj
mittei AN attorney and counsellor ct this court No ia
Lessee OF Mary Fare ct s VS. A. 8. Lipscomo ct s In
error TO the Circuit Couit OF the Uaed States South
Alabama The judgment Of the Circuit Court In th,
Cause was affirmed with costs, nisi, &c. No lo3 Ed
ward Bradford vs.. Robert w. Williams trustee, &c In
error to the Court OF Appeals of Florida On motion
Mi Thompson. OF counsel for the defendant error il
was ordered by the court that the of this
case be docketed and dismissed with costs. No 1874
John Judge VS.. Robert w. Williams trustee &c In err.
ior 70 tho Court OF Appeals OF Florida On motion OF
Mr. Thompson, OF counsel for the defendant in error II
WIS ordered by the court that the writ of error In this
case be doekeed and dismissed with costs. No a.
Noel JourdaD ct al plaintiffs In error, Thomas Bar.
Iett eta This caNP was argued By Mr.. Coke for the
plaintiffs in error ~ by Mr. Crucnden for the deland