The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22
ALBANY, Nov. 10, I6tc.

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m. Political Mcpsments ofths Day -Whc, Nsr..
The waves Of the political ocean, which were ashed
into terrific magnitude by the tempest ofthe recent sto
my election have scarcely subsidized ere they are again
sci IN commoion by the approach Of the time for the
senolirs ohc Legislature and the activity OF the ele
OF siie SO long prevailing here Although the
dsniperAs have fallen into ofu minority through the
bitterness and strife Of the contending sections of the
party and notwithstanding the severe lesson that has
been given by the people to the managers in ALBANY
yet Deep embered il the hatred sustained by one
section Of the democracy towards another that there
prospect of cessation of factious warfare nor any
hope OF final and eHectual healing of the disc nsions
which exist The disastrous defeat of the party by the
total disregard which has been manifested IN different
parts of the State, to regular nominations" and the
want of harmony among the leaders, instead of calming
down the passions and enmity of men, seems only to
have added fuel to the fire already raging and nothing
but the total ruin and overthrow OF the party will cause
the raging elements of disunon to Not from
few ember which may be saved from the general conaa
grafton the party in this State be built up again to its
former emnence, power, and strength From the ashes
the ashes only, will 1t rise again. persuaded that
nothing will be done-indeed, nothing can be done,
to stay the progress of the consuming. elements Of
by the recent disasters Of the party. The defeat of
silas Wright has had the efect-not like that of
srSor Of the but rather that
Of pouring spirits of wine into heated furnace
and the whole edice Of the democratic party az at pre-
in the dust before it be successfully and permanently
rebuilt
ready begun their strife and bitterness and under
the pretence of accounting for the recent results
albany AIDS has added wormwood to the gall in which
was wont to dip its quill and vtrio itself could not
add to the intensity Of its onsaughs while the Cayusa
Tocsn has turned its culver Of arrows from the Argus
and the odd Hunersto dart its venomed barb directly
at Father Rtche, and the general admistration y
defeat Of Mr. Wright The .qrsns replies = these dif
ferent journals with the skill of sprt-parrying
the thrus with all the science of expert wary
politician -
The storm which has burst in full fury upon the demo.
cratic party had been for long time brswing COM
menced long before the Baltimore Convention assembled
and the result Of that convention not to originate
Scod Will be- hat asr he Bamose
Convention had made its nomination, and alter the ad
jouInment Of Congress Mr. Wright, in speech made at
ever buried in the of the great national council
fire" The result shows that they were not buried for
and dragged forth before the country to excite mems
minds to mutny and discord The opposition manifested
Mr. Polk in the early days of it's existence and the bitter
exhibited by the regency at Albany towards those
who were disposed to act Independently Of its dictates
the proscrption-the strifehe wrangles and disputes
in Congress, and more particularly in State Legsla
tureail went to show that they not buried
often but sumbered only to be awakened into greater
powers of destruction and he who proclaimed
them buried in the national council fire" has been the
first to fall and fall forever beneath the fury and force of
the storm to which he has since largely contributed
Divided as is the democratic party in this State, the
cratic papers are induging in elimination and recrminu-
ton, the whig journalistic Evening Journal Jibune,
Courier and Enquirer and Express are endeavorng b.
all possible means to get the wing party into the
awkward position that the democrats find themselves in
Meanwhile: John Young; the Governor elect, Ito the
recovering his health and bids fair to enjoy Isng and
prosperous lethe prediction Of the Courier that he
wouldn't live to be inaugurated to the contrary notwh
standing. And Lieutenant Governor Gardiner has no
idea OF resignng whatever but now here presiding
Partially Permit me here to remark that the vote of
the State will show that Gardiner ahead Of Wright
county the State except the city Of New York. show
ing either his great strength with the people, or Catos
Mr. wright-the fallen statesman-the american Ca.
to" with Kbears his overthrow disastrous it is.
with becoming dignity and philosophy and is already
St Lawrence river his household furniture being all
packed to be shipped for home before the canal
canal and those id contractors upon whose schemes
Cato put veto and who, in return, ungrateuy put
Until his departure from the capital Mr. Wright will
remain as the guest of John Van Buren, at the house of
his (Mr Van BurenD motherin.law. where John and he
the perfdy of those internal boiling hunkers! By the
way Prince John does not exhibit nthe Of the patience
ana loroearance winch dlstlng shed his INDUSTRIOUS
sre in defeat tor instead of SHINING blandly and COM
racenty upon ALL friend and oe the Attorney General
swears vengeance upon "Crsswel and the rest"
Revenge revenge! Timotheus cries'
The Herald must take the Attorney General in charge
sgan. 1t will be recollsctsd that when he went to Eu.
rope the American Prince john" he introduced
to the world of noorety under the auspices of the He
raid and became highly popular at the Court Of St James
where he regarded as sweet young Prince" and
broth of a boy" But since he locked up in the
Columbia county Jail for giving counsellor Jordan
punch on the head" as the Hon. Gran'ley Berkeley
says his manners are but ndierenty good John must
take few lessons from the journal Of his SIRE the sage
Of Lindenwald and drink slippery elm tea quiet his
nerves If he desires to occupy the highest office in the
gift of the people; above all things he must eschew those
p" freemen and witnesses"
In haste, yours, SENECA.