The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-27
PHILApELrHIA, Jan. %, 1876.


Rsjeefionf Of Judge Woodpard-Foreisn Nsfrism-
Henry Horn-Regis,er Of WiHs-.appoinfment Of ear
Senator Penniman-Reroiufionin Merieo- Stocks, &c.
The rejection of Judge Woodward by the U. s. Senate
has excited the most intense feeling throughout the city
and county of Philadelphia, which is extending through
the interior Of the State producing effect upon the
minds of the people of the most threatening character
This effect does not exhibit itself in noisy declamations
of your correspondents nfers hard swearing
the part Of the friends Of Judge Woodward The
hb,on of feeling not loud but deep. Significant ques
tons asked in every direction and people begin to
wonder whether it be possible that the Senate Of the
u can be Influenced by combination of foreign born
citizens, who have combined in that character for the
purpose of striking down distinguished American citi
The question is whether this foreign Natvism
is to be tolerated in this couatry particularly when we
down Nsvsm Tsee struggle to put
r. tnat nose who assailed Judge Woodward because
his imputed adherence to Native American doctrines
owe their power TO do him injury to Native American
votes But for the votes Of the Natives in the State
Legislature, Mr. Cameron would not have been elected
Y. g. Senator and he and his friends would have been
destitute OF influence, while it is notorious on all
SIDES that Judge Woodward defeated for Sena-
.or he refused to ask the votes of these natives
and entirely repudiated them and their party And yet
the naturaized citizens have been induced to side with
Cameron against Woodward An attempt is now being
made to change the issue and to make the people be-
lieve that Judge Woodward rejected for incompe-
tency. But this wont do. 1t is mere pretence. The
missble and when the state of the vote by which he
was rejected comes to be known, have doubt that
ne peope Mli pa. proper estimate upon those sena.
new arrangement of natvism. This will be one of the
elements which will split the democratic party in Penn
yvana and you need not be surprised to this
SO for the wings at the next eubernaoral election
depore this, but don't how it is to be avoided One
of the divisions of the democratic party must be over.
thrown by the other and the defeated portion will most
assuredly rebel, as it did in 1885.
Some people believe that the rejection Of Woodward
o lie of oil hut
this is mistake cannot bring myself to believe that
faction has gained such ascendant in the United
rage II the best business talent the strictss
the lofest Independence, and the greatest weight Of
hands to be the attributes of Henry Horn are INSULT
cient to secure his confirmation by the Senate in ea
VEINS name, what qualities are required. cannot but
would be the result OF bald, unadulterated faction.
Henry A. Penniman, late Senator, has been appointed
by the Governor Register Of Wills answering your
Judge of Probate for the city and county of Phade
pha, vice John Weaver, deceased. Mr. p is an excel
lent man. and his appointment in preference many
excellent men who were applicants, is great comp
ment.
The revolution in Mexico, the news of the completion
Of winch arrived this morning. excites almost much
interest as the by the Hbenia It is clear that
was mere military movement pra .oran guard affair
overthrow OF civil government Congress and ALL by
lawess band of soldiers Speculation is active upon the
cy Of Santa Anna and England and France in the affair
stocks continue as they were on Saturday, with per-
maps, a sHght improvement State SIS advanced from
to above the last quotations U. s. Bank declined J.
the rise on Saturday being caused by transformation
through the magnetic telegraph.
Sales OF Stocks at PhiladeIphIa.
FIRST BOARD, Jan. 26.-445 u. s BBnk s; 345 Girard
Bank 81 1000 Lehigh 6s 453 400 do do 46; 100 vicks
burg Bank, ss 400 do do 81; 200 Reading Bank 2et
400 do do, 29 IL 800 State S. 69a 10 900 do do 69S
1000 do do, 7o % Farmers and Mech. Bank, 4st.
SECOND BoARD.-6oo Reading r. r. cash, 29t; 1875 do
5000 do do, esp, 6eE 1000 do do 7ol do do esp
40; so w. Bank, ds 81; lo3 do do, rw 5t $500 Lc-
high Ga, 49, 2400 ty 5's,' - 1921
AFTER SALEs.-l500 Wilmington 6's, 80. S. 1000 Gin.
cinnat 6's, s5, BIS, %; 100 Girard Bank, 81.