The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-30
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Affairs in Politics in Massaehusefiv.
The democracy Of this city and vicinity had great
meeting in Faneu Hall the evening Of the 2oth, At
which the best feeling prevailed Col Greene pre-
sided and made speech taking the chair He
went over the various wings with treat ds.
OF point and terseness Mr. James, whose name asurss
spoke ana @as r5fDaRl aBd other Irish mestings sso
Messrs Hsett, Boutwell, and J. + Adam. an an.
speeches well received 1t the Hrst really enthu
sastic democratic meeting that ba been held In Faneu
Hall for several years and left the impression on the
mind ofthe impair ia spectator that democracy are
about TO dosomethng worthy OF their old fame -
But should not do my duty, were not to state some
to Gen. Gushing still continues Mr. Morton on being
waited upon by the appropriate committee for . contr
buttonsd his pockets which ne generally keeps pretty
tight the way into them being In its and the
to heaven described in scrpture and sappipg them
with energy, declared he would see Cushing - de-
saed hr't before he would give f.rthing Tor such
| purpose Mr.. Parmenter who is well known to DO .
model oil generosity-a regular whole -soled fellow
gave three dollars being the amount of his income
about thirtysix minutes Of his working time. naval
ocer-his salary and perquiites being 81 900 per
annum. No eensure is intended to be cast upon the
Industrious personsgss named Mr.. Morton, doubtless
meant to give the lie, practically, to the absurd whg
charge that government officers and government money
are useful In aiding the democ rats In
most ridiculous charge 1t is and has been under
bis rule. IL Mr. Parmenter was not quite pure, his
sin is very small that it should be forgiven him. on
the principle that the recording angel botted out
with his falling tear the record he had made Of
Uncle Tobey OATH the intent so good and the sin
so trivial lie should be excused, Also on the ground
that the girl claimed to be forgiven for having sinnsd
the sin Of bearing legitimate chid-"it Was such
little one!' That wine, said Lord Kelly to Foots a.
he poured very few drops into very small glass; 'that
wine Is Constantis and it is forty years old " mposs
bic my lord said the Jareeur in his inimitabe way.
And why impossible ~ asked the astonshed nobeman
Because Is so small for Its age was the significant
reply II lisa pity that Mr. Morton did not contribute
mite to the purse Of his party, like Mr.. Psrmentsr
Had he done so. might have had parody the In
al I'M anfH va Au,tk he
once famous play
First King :" Here take i've guineas to these wsrke
Second King" And here, i've more, which makes the
80 sum Just ten"
Herald We have not seen much, the Lord knows
But our Collector could not be 10 liberal a. were thu
monarchs Of Bentierd TO their chvaric forces The pu
rty OF elections will certainly be preserved under he
The wings preserve their "hsrmony~ tolerably wen.
beoase too election day to permit of quarrel
Still, there will occasionally be outbreak The .qss
a, Jew days ago gave the abolition whig paper
which IL published at Roxbury, a regular dressing.
down and the Boston Whig INDUCES in quarrel or
snarl six times week The Coincidence wings sym
pathizs much with the Of y,ur state and
take just alivsly and aec interest
the movement going on at Albany TO get up the Hsrki
Massacausetts, only they happen 70 be wings: They
would gladly faternze with the followers Of John Van
great deal for them.eIves Every politician here takes
nm interest In your election as the result Of 1t will BE-
looked upon being likely to have good deal Of effect
! on the Presidential election Of 1913
The death OF MIR. Everett, minister 10 China has
excited deep regret in the literary and political circles
OF this city lie was admirable scholar and honest
man and Ike most parsons Of the kind he lived poor
aud has died poor. His want Of success through life
forms striking contrast to the good Of his bro
Their edward Everett, now President Of Harvard While
Mr. Everett had charge Of the North .qmeriean Rerieo
II was the best periodical In the united states and IL
has been next 10 nothing since he left paper on
the "old PARTIES was ths best political publication that
ever appeared on this sideof the Atlantic.
miscellaneous.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon, small stll CON-
tanning chemical preparation, which placed upon
the top OF q stove in the apotheoary store OF w NJ
dreadful crash and the gas generated In II igntng
interior OF the store appeared for moment enveoped
in flames. The force Of the explosion burst the
front door dspacng the door frame and scattering the
glass la every direction. Fortunately person was
Injured though Mr. Powell aud his assistant were both
In the store and the former standing beside the
stove. The contents OF the store only slightly
damaged An alarm Of Are was occasioned by the ex-
pos,on.- Philadelphia Ledger, 29th inst.
As Mr.. Sawyer, young gentleman Of high respects-
bity was lately riding at very fast rate female
acquaintance in Dearborn county, Indiana he csme mn
against the telegraph wires which cut his throat pro-
ducing almost instant death. The wires had been
lowered for the purpose making certain ON the
line Cincinnati signal
Sad accounts Of the potato rot In Maryland sti come
in.
consequence OF the damage done to the Pennsylvs-
MA anal by the late eshet the Gettysburg commits
SOU merchants are neccssitsted to employ number Of
wagons In forwarding merchandise to the West One
Bulishn.
=. Governor skunk left Philadelphia on Thursday for
Harrisburg.
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