The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-11
Baltimore,
Correspondence Of the Herald

BALTIMORE, June 9, lS45.
Sunday in Baltimore Church Door Logters-Greot Es
citcment among the Democrats General Marriott in
Danger-7He Democratic Squab5ie-Ds Johns and his
.7nhNatipism, &c.
Yesterday was sunday-the Christians Sabbath
day of rest for the passive christian and OF frolc fu
and debauchery the unbeliever. All classes Of
citizens observe the day therefore, in some form or
other though should New Yorker pass through Bati
more on Sunday he would think from its quiet and
DERBY appearance that evil did not exist, in thought
deed within its limits Such is unfortunately, not the
case though the credit of the latter class be said
they openly carry their peculiar observance Of
the day within the limits of the city, without paying
spcct to the feelings of the large majority of cit
zens by doing it quietly Baltimore, Sunday, is
therefore the quiet of all the large cities that
have ever visited the most noise that have yet observ
ed being among the young dandies who congregate
around the church stare the ladies out of
enance At the Light Street Methodist Church there
usually as many of these gentry congregated as would
fiji two churches and Dix and Foggs Hotel In the bar
gain Disperse the mob, Mayor Davis and receive the
thanks of the community.
We have Hoboken here with ITS Eiyslan fieids OF
BROOKLYN with its magnificent Heights, or even New
York with Battery to retire to on Sunday to obtain
fresh air and recruit our energies SO that reenmount
Cemetry is generally throngsd by those who can OBTAIN
the use of Tic ket the only retreat from the heated
bricks and paving stones OF the city.
The removal OF Collector Van Ness from the New
York Custom House. has given energy to the disai
fec,ed in this CITY to continue their labors for the
al ~ General Marriott from Custom House. The
we.workers congregating around the corners and
raulatng each other the prospect before them
whilst the poor fellows who have just been appointed as
apprasers inspectors &c. shaking in their shoes,
with the fear OF removal before their eyes and subsc
qucn starvation Marriott stock has iaen ten per cent
and Frck stock the rise though Judging IRON other
APPOINTMENTS made in this city doubt whether Mr.
Erick will receive IT, should change be made There
was several applicants for the Post omce All nrm ana
nnaincbing democrats but it was given to Mr.. Buchar
Ian, a LAWYER with large practice The Van Buren,
mon have also rumphed in almost every instance over
ths Poll men There is Horace Pratt Esq, the most un
comnromsng democrat in the city, who has abored for
wears rs editor Of the argus, because he opposed the
Nomination of Van Buren,, could not even get
cIerkship in the Custom House. The democracy
Of the city backed him to man, but there was no
crumbs from the Presidents table for poor Horace And
as Frick was Polk also he may expect to have ms
claims treated in the way by Marcy, Buchanan,
Bancr on &C. to whom the President has IL Us nouBnr
left the division OF the spoils Even John kettewe
Esq., the nomnator Of Mr. Polk at the baiumore ION
venton was il is said refused third rate Cons"smP
The rule adopted is evidently OF scripture onen, Una.
Won must not do evil that good may come IRON ~
However the Polk party got thell I,esu. u "
nothing moro than fair that the van D"ie'' men s"o""
+ vester,av listened to excellent sermon IRON the
Rcyy nr Jo6ns who you will remember, was spoken
ns ~ ~ OF the Rev DR. Minor OF New YORK
~ % chas;ns the Rev Mr. Tying over this distinguished
Iivne Inc congregation certainly could not nave neen
wholly influenced by the qualifications OF the csnae'
To- x doubted in this city whether DR. johns mas s
o;or IN christian character, department. or aony ~
br whole church. He is pastor OF the Oldest ana esss'
-, r,,oaiion In BALTIMORE and is loved WIN srNot y
h. parshioncrs that admits OF no hou'ms w coWsa
ION with gentleman from New York Anew Jays nh'