The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-04
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
NEw York, January 2. lsa7.

NEw YORK. January 2, Is47.
The health of anti-ren "iedera" governor is
still very frai The Albany Evening Journal, of December
3st announces that he is compelled 10 forego his intention
of receiving his friends (new years. day at the exec
utve chamber, in consequence of he delicate his
health This looks though the apprehensons or pre-
dctions nore than expressly Of the CONSERVATIVE
fodeaP organs in this part of the Statetat he might die
before the end Of his ie and give us democratic act
ing governor after a-might be realized For my own
part--and am this is the democratic sentiment-I
neither hope wish anything of the kind is the jud
ent OF the people that John Young and his faction occupy
this position for the full term Of years. If by that time
they do not find themselves pretty thoroughly FUSED
then honesty is not the best policy
As il imPeled by an irresistible in!huaton the manufac-
tures continue rlsh upon their "un" Witness the fol-
lowing paragraph from the daily newspapers.
"a new cottou-nil and steam saw-mi are soon
to be put in operation within the limits OF Northampton
"A new wooen mandatory Is to be established at Pal
Our own capitalists the only victims Of the ina,-
nation The moneyed men of England drawn by it
pcross the ocean. taf
The Springfield (ass) Gazette announces in a recent
number, that IA company of heavy capitalists principally
Engls have purchased large wuterpower Chico
pee Fails and win proceed in the of several new
mills"
1t adds
''The work, presumc will be commenced early in
estimated be sufficient carry rom $1,000 to 100 900
fspisurs lew years of prosperity will doubtless witness
point, whcr, until year two, the solitude has been al
most nbroken since the red man roved along the banks
darted his cnnoe across the waters" 7s aal4t'
This is all very well but the Gazette should not permit
itself obe captivnted by the prospect of ga village
to 10000 Inhabitants" within ga few years." that it has
not word of warning for the heavy capitalists of the
certain ruin which awaits them from the tariff Of 1886
The year into the world with its best face
Yesterday probably the wamest, brightest most sum
mcrke day in these Attitudes Gotham enioyel
the utmost Never did it pour through streets such
rlo
liens Only one thing was wanting to make the town one
gala show--he fair presence of the ladies-and odd
enough, like the City Hall clock, with hand gone
did Broadway look without them. But they were all al
hone ready receive their friendseach son hospitable
thoughts INTENT" the bright Hebe OF a festive board
showering the troops of visitors such welcome, such
smiles and bean1 yeur, made the sunny day without
look dark The sole drawback the endowment of the
day the walking which in many places was quite
damp and pashyfom the rapid thawand towards even
ing excessively embarrassing gentlemen whose
heads weaker than their rotations.
The temperance Cor rather no license) are ma
king movement in anticipation OF apprehended at
tempt during the present session of the legislature to carry
repeal Of the license law (by which is left to the poo
pie of each town, except New York; every way decide
whether any licenses to be issued therein for the
next ensuing Year, Their address fills columns of the
Trbunes closest type They show among other things that
the by which heavy majority the towns and voters
decided for no license" though below the average of
State general election last May, larger than that cast
for and against the convention the election for SEN
ators in the fall preceding.
do not see, however, how such law can stand Con-
utona 1t may be, Tor is hard to say nowadays what
is not, but it is arbitrary, oppressive and nqusitorial in
the last Representations numerous class of citizens
and to the entire spirit of our institutions 1t is in fact
revival OF the smptuay legislation of the darkest DAYS
old Rome, or the crude monarches of semi-cvized Eu-
rope.
The Courier des Flats Uns congatuatcs its readers that
least good result has flowed from the Mexican war
that the darkeyed eoras and seorias of the begerent
republic have into the fashion OF long dresses like the
American ladies. This (t thinks) great triumphor
want of others "others," however, not wanting,
cher
The Mohegan has been got OFT, and lowed down to
the city yesterday ZED