The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-27
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE,
From our New York CORRESPONDENT.

New YORK. Feb 49, Is47
Talk OF ''the ingratude of repubcs 1t is nothing 10
the ihgrattude OF politicians Mr.. Clay, under whom the
cohorts OF federalism in 1884, made much better fight
than they could have done under any other man. that with
anybody else they could scarcely have stood chargeMr
Clay, the great embodiment of the American SYSTEM
Harry OF the Wesi"-"the Mboy of the Sa shes-even
he is now tossed summary overheard by powerful
tons Of his party 1t is bu few days since the organ OF
The Webster or Scott iederalists-the Courier and En-
quircr of this cyr-ordered him OFT the course with
an unkind cut al fcderalists who were disposed TO
persist obsnaely in rusting him forward as candidate
10 crafty their feelings the expense of their principles
To-day, the Tribune the organ of still powerful
ton has long editorial leader, pretending to denonce
such cavalier disposal of Mr., Clay and his friends but in
fact putting in, Col Webbs shoulders the most dead
y stabs against Mr.. Clay the next candidate for the
presidency For instance it Declares we do not say that
he will be, or ought to be- supported for President
our present impression is adverse its expedency and
safety Is it dis Henry Clay not an 'expedi-
entnot "sas" candidate for the universal federal par
y. How the mighty fallen
There really recording all the evidences of the APP
preaching ruin" brought the country by the new tariff
Take few at random from the business columns of the
daily press
letter from Boston dated Monday has the following par
agaph;
come in his boat could insurance have been had and the
directors of the line permitted her to take it, is also said
that the Cambria brings an offer from Rohschds for the
twenty million United States loan, 20 years"
Again.
Sat Boston, railroad and factory stocks of the dividend
class are IN demand Tor investment and prices advance
Worcester is worth l4a, Lowell &c. Fichburg 60 Concord
IS, Portland and Portsmouth 4, Maine 10, Eastern g. and
Western per cent. advance Western is more inquired
for since became generally known that its stock
would not be offered 10 the public The Suffolk Manufac
turing Company divides and fremont Mills per
for the last six months
Once more, and this is cncher; for Of lhe
kinds of "run follow from the British tariff
be the " ruinous" drain of specie from the country
Since the new tariff into operation (hree monhs
there has been imported into the United States from foreign
countries nearly, or quite ten millions of specie"
"Tcn millions and to the more coming there is no
end. Verify the country is in bad way.
The following paragraph going the rounds of the papers,
and doubt substantially correct affords the best possible
confirmation OF the force and truth of an article in q think
the Union" in support of American line of ma-sean-
to Europe.
"The receipts Of the Cambria, this passage nearly
60000 follows One hundred passengers, at fiI fi
26i Et0000O in gold at per cent E2,O0O three hun
bred endlhry tons freight at Ell E23l0 small parcels,
tlO0 parcels and from Halifax, El00 for
mailsss 250; total, Ell 1924"
Why should foreign power, with which may any
time be war, enjoy the whole benefit of this profitable
busnesso enable her keep up readiness
moments notice. squaron of the finest steamers
the world
The Tribune, the other day, had ra.png review of
Mrs Maury's book, sThe Statesmen of America :"
sashing and the lady both without the regard the
the beau sere, under-bred," slow ;"
"sly," "twaddling, "selfsh" "false, and what
Many lists of the amounts contributed through the coun-
try for the relief of the Irish people have appeared
OF them nearly correct think the following estimate
carefully made up and based in part my private inor-
m