The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-06

the war factions of democracy and the protection
list divisions OF the wings. We look upon such a
presidency, now we hope almost certain, as full
OF promise for the internal prosperity and happl-
ness OF America, and for the perpetuatl n of ami
cable intercourse between the two great Anglo
Norman nations General Cass is the only rival
him. Mr.. Van Buren, will hardly go to the cleo
ton. and Mr. Clay has not sanctioned the use of
his distinguished name. Mr.. Cass is the nominee
OF the extreme democratic party, and is reported
to have secured the ardent support OF all the Irish
in The Union, by his sympathy with the cause of
repeal, and by his known determination, IN case
the rebellion of Ballingary had succeeded. to
have marche forthwith into Canada. Mr.. Cass
duly proclaims these extreme opinions, OF course,
and makes long arm across the Atlantic to fra
ternze with the Flocons and Ledru Rollins. Yet
II may not be amiss to remind hiscountrymen that
II IS not SIX years since this same brawling MIR.
Cass wrote a book to disparage the English go
vernment, and exat the government of Louis
Philippe, In which he branded a traitor every
Frenchman who opposed himself to that despca-
bic system, and offered the most PROSTATE adula-
ton to the citizen king This was while the
worst OF the Orleans invaslons of liberty were in
progress and yet the institution specially singled
out for praise by General Cass was that slavish
Court of Peers which was doing precisely the SER
vice for LOUIS Philippe that our star chamber did
for Charles the First. The election of this despot
democrat, this busy fomenter of the Iealousles of
nations, would be the most lamentabe mistake
yet committed by the extreme faction In America.
The election of General Taylor, on the other
hand, will show that as men PROFESSIONALLY still
survive in the United States not unworthy to be
named with Washington, Franklin and Adams,
so the large majority OF the American people are
still able to appreciate and worthy to be served
by them.
Hungary.
The Of the Vienna instruction became
known at Pesth on the 8th ut., and excited the
utmost enthusiasm. Kossuth made a laundering
speech. As the Viennese had furthered the Magyar
hae old HupU uUhf Ot IN hou 1nnU Warn
No negotiations whatever to be entered into with
the Camarilla but it the duty OF the Hungarian
The government was entrusted to the committee for
the defence of the country. Kossuth nomn ated
PRESIDENT and it was resolved that, the very
day, troops should march for Vienna.
Bohemia.
The Koinische Zeitnne has letters from Prague
of the 18th inst They cay that by the events VII
emma the gap between the German and Czechish in
habtants had been widsned In the Slavonic Central
Battern fanatic attempt was made Germa nism
and the Frankfort faction The Slavonc agitators
Hub an Stur the de st the Mag
yars there also bitter words uttersd against the
Germans. The deputy Rieger asserted that he was
able to prove that the movement at Vienna had bee
University of Prague delivered in tho Cxschisch
language.
The Kolnische Zeitung has the following from
Berlin, under date the 18th ult -
"The king, on the anniversary Of his birthday,
received a deputatien from the National Assembly
in-tf palace OF Bellevue, Berlin. In his
to their address he raid slludns to the aboishmsn mt
of his title, King by the Grace of God, We upon
the point of building structure which is to last
Centuries But gentlemen, let me direct your attsn-
til to one thing We still possess and we are envied
account Of it, hereditary COVER me Mt by the
Grace Of God > (these words were uttered with a
peculiar emphasis by the Nng)-s which is still endowed
with fullness Of power at the close of his speech
the king said Gentlemen, | am glad to have n
you it is good to each other aud them The
king during the reception Of the deputies pecu-
liarly afIable, cheerful, and amable"
NJ L IT.
soire announces good authority that the father
nj M. Louis and Charles Blanc, lately at the head OF
the Office Of the Fine Arts in the Ministry Of the nts
ror died at the Hotel Deu about ago, state
of utter destitution.