The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-02

The Weather, the Wigs, and the .4nt-renters-Rssto
ration Of Boughton to Ms Rights Of Ciixsnship-
Corespondenes With Government-Ths .4!leg hanians,
$e. re.
We are suffering under infection; nature Is in o
prsdioamsnt, and the weather IL black and rainy.
The wings have canvassed for their Recorder; 1t
like all their canvasses and preliminary meetings. 1t
trial Of oompetitors-t interesting trial Deo-
dstus Wright received the whig nomination for Re.
oorder
The gentleman whom the tenantry of this judicial
district holding up for place upon the American
bench has published to-day in the organ Of the Execu
tive indication Of the antirent policy This eabo
rate indication of dangerous principle will have good
effect it will attract public attention to question:
the weight and importance Of which not sufficiently
appreciated The issue is whether these difficulties shall
be in obedience to the law. whether the law
shall be put aside and violated there intrinsic virtues
In the autirent question and the honest portion Of
the tenantry entitled to especial favor But while
they unite and assume an attitude of dehance-while
they peril their personal freedom and the ultimate
cess OF their cause complete submission to the die
taton of the dangerous men whom they have created
and nourished with such strange fidelity let there be
corresponding union OF the entire people of this
IN opposition have just received reliable information
that Boughton OF the antirent convicts. who
lately pardoned has been restored to the rights of ct
senship by the governor and that the remaining
vcs will probably be restored to these rights before the
approaching judicial election
There is person in department here in whom the
caDluet AT aShngtOn nave an active ana powerful
sstant this person undoubtedly of energy aud
toerabe writer His acquaintance with the confdeu-
ta operations Of the political parties Of the State
evidently complete and he is the grand me-
dunn through which the government at Washington IL
kept punctuay advised of these operations the
condition Of popular feeling The most and i'm
porant movements and designs of the Wilmot provso
section Of the democratic party of the North are
no sooner devised than they communicated to
the government at Washington. No man assumes
that this section is not actively engaged with
the next general election beg that you will permit
me to put prediction upon record and that is that
the wings do not design to nominate Gen Taylor for
the Presidency in ls45, but that they rather mediate
union with the proviso democrats upon the great
Henry Clay Of Kentucky. The union may be a bub-
BILE, but the Cay' feature of this prediction may be
realized.
On Friday Of this week, Governor Young will set off
for his country residence at Geneseo Livingston coun
ty this excursion Is made for change and scene
ry, and with a view to his general health
The brave and honorable Capt Norris-cousin-g ger
main to Capt. Morris, who fell at Monterey-remains
here engaged in the recruiting service has enlisted
forty men during the present month
The Aleghanians here; they improve; they sing
with precision and power and their audiences are large
the good sort Of people to hear them they sing in
the chapel Of the Female Academy tomorrow evening
General George Barker has positively declined the
nomination for Judge In the sth judicial district.