The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-14
The grand Jury Of this

ing tickets in this State. The grand Jury OF this
county should Immediately take hold Of this mat.
ter with determination Of breaking up these
plaques and indlct those first who issue the tick
ets and are the agents here for the managers, the
managers residing in other States. BY such
course, striking at the root, this nefarous busi-
ness would be broken up, and the community
rid ofone species of gambling, and prevent the
commission OF many others Of less magnitude,
which are superinduced by these lottery tickets.
The grand jury need not be at loss for testi-
mony against these persons, as it can be procured
Immediately, and without the least trouble. toge-
Their with the above mentioned frauds. In the
meantime, we would caution and advise all per-
sons against purchasing any Of these abominable
tickets.
GuBRRNAToRIAL ExpLANATIoNs-SIAMM, BANG
& Co.-Now, be it understood that in discussing
State affairs if our political philosophers were to
begin ut Washington, instead Of running mp to
Albany, they would be more likely to get the
thread of the SPOOL So it is in the excommunica-
ton of Slamm Bang & Co. The company OF that
famous firm simply state his compact, and its
violation, in connection with the fact that the re-
cusant has been spending considerable spare
time in Washington ; and here we might ask,
with the Duke Of Goster,
what does the Major in the South
When he should join our forces in the North ?"
The fact is, he was managing for A No. 1.-The
administration-and against Governor Wright for
the gubernatorial and prospechvely, the Presiden-
tial succession. This gives to the matter deci-
dedly uncomfortable complexion The case
stands out just as prominently, and about as thin,
as Tyer's nose. 1t is a very prominent and very
thin case.
There is no love lost, we all know, between
the administration, on the one part, and our CO.
vernon and the philosopher of Underwood on the
other. The Baltimore Convention "sticks in the
craw" of our Orestes and Pylades, like hair ball
in the stomach of an OK, and no dissolvents have
enabled them to digest it.
We will suppose that Slamm Bang, out of the
most unmitigated patriotism, has been employing
his leisure at Washington in counselling the adj.
ministration; and that the administration, in
GLIDING Mr.. Secretary Marcy and Mr.. Secretary
Walker, are opposed to the denomination of Go
vernon Wright, because it might promote his
chances for the Presidential ticket OF '4S. Now,
as John Randolph, urged upon DIR. Clay, we only
want you to suppose this case; and that the ex
communicated editor in his zeal to serve the pow
ers at Washington, was unfortunate enough to
forget concurrent associations.
1t is supposed that the administration would
prefer Mr.. Dickinson, an old Hunker, for the
nomination, to Gov. Wright, Barn Burner; and
in the event of success in laying the Governor out
in the shades of retiracy, particularly if this were
followed up with the nomination of the Secretary
OF the Treasury as the rghtful heir to Ogle's Flip
teal Saloon, there is calculating the extent Of
the perquistes to all concerned in the enterprise
Thus far, though we are panied to confess, in
exceeding tribulation of spirit, the movement runs
behind the wind-it is intercepted, and the jig's
up. The refractory firm of Slamm Bang & Co.,
are out, and the Governor rides over the old
Hunkers in triumph.