The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10
BosrOS, Sept Z, l040.

BOSTON, sept z, l640.
Heat and Observation-Disclosures .a6airs in Masssehs
ssffs-Ths Boston Daily Whis-Diuisisn in the Wzts
Party- Inocivity Of the Dsmoeysts-.ap Lnssressisl
Eiopement- Federal Street Theatre, re.
Hot, hotter. hottest-whew who ever heard of such
times in September The mercury goes up like bal
LOOM and soda goes down with perfect Niagara rush
and If the Of drunkenness continually
brought to the notice OF the police any indics
ton Of the habits of the people, gn and brandy
alss making sad havoc in these diggins.
II is to be hoped the weather will cool off before the
month is out the wings and democrats are to hold
their state conventions in q few weeks at which we
may expect some warm work The wing convention
in particular promises to open rich The party divid
ed here. 1t IL IN Nw York. and is expected that the
first open rupture between the two sections will take
place in nominating candidate for governor. Cover
Briggs has forfeited the support of considerable
portion Of his party, by the alacrty with which he
pended to tho requison Of the Secretary Of War for
largo portion of the wings of Massachusetts seem
disposed to little farther than they have heretofore
ventured in their opposition to slavery and Southern in
teress generally. They allege that the annexation
Texas was consummated by the slave holding interest
strengthen its power and influence that the pre-
sent war with Mexico, which they denounce wicked
and unjust s the natural and unavoidable result of sal
annexation They have newspaper in this city, the
Boston Daily Wig and several the country presses
through which they inculca;ing their views with
Of John Quincy Adams aud of superior abilities
is the editor OF the Wig Oaar gentlemen of talent,
and influence said "a he contributors its columns
II has boldly attacked Hon Abbot Lawrence. Hon Ro-
bert g. Winthrop representative Congress, and
Hon Nathan Appleton, thres OF the most mine Mt
wings OF Boston, for the cool Inference with which
they alleged TO have treated the annexation o.
Texas. Mr. Winthrop has been severely denounced for
his vote on the resolutions. declaring that state oi
war existed between this country and Mexico.
Another portion OF the wing party embracing most Of
the heavy merchants. manufacturers and business men
decidedly odseise 20 metoing with the subject OF
slavery, and view with suspicion and alarl the propos
ed reform tas soctrines aad measures OF the party
There able on both sides and the strife for
the mastery will doubtless he entertaining to the look
ers on, VINO fig which conquers There will
be cisshing of great intsscs good display OF poll
teal tactics and much uncertainty to the result
Truly the politics Of old Massachusetts, have got into
strange fix
The democrats appear to be az quiet AZ lambs few
of been led at the pubic crio. till they have
grown fat and lazy the rest disposed to stand
DO to the rack fodder or no FODDER and 90 the psrty i,
the little, the other day, by turning out few
Of sslltsd inspectors. and putting others in their
places Of course inc outs are mad the ins are glad
and nobody else cares fig about it.
An elopement ami matrimonial adventure, Of conside.
uo,hng has been said about in the papers will
give you tho particulars. A man. eyed about thirty
years, supercargo Of ship became acquainted with
Hiss G., aged about fifteen, and daughter of a
somewhat noted physician OF this city. Tho intimacy
psned into love, but the young girl: father objected to
the visits of the gentleman and told his daughter be
should rather ury her than to her married to any
one not csiholic The lovers managed to have private
interviews however. and finally planned an eiope"eat
sonal b.sgsgs out Of ner fathers house and then the
tersstinS couple visited New York. where the marriage
ceremony was performed by Catholic priest, after
which they returned to this city keeping sscieed from
the old gentleman The bride declares her intention to
sail with her husband and is chez full and happy
cricket she 10 represented by my informant TO DO q
very lively and intelligent girl, Of more than common
beauty and of quite agreeable Her education
and acc good and Is doubt that
she will make Q devoted and excellent WIFE
Mr. "A Pacce takes ben, fit this evening at the Fede-
raj street theatre This establishment hss been open
two weeks, under the management OF Oliver q. Wy
nan Esq thus faf his success has been highly fat
tsring.
Ths Aleghanians gave concert on Saturday evening,
which was well attended, though the intense heat kept
many away. . 49,
remain with q short ume His ather and mother
with him. AMI he admit all persons smaller than
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