The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-04

gated BY the hoetils psrtisans The officers tn tbs
army Of the Union receive numerous extrss over
snd .bove Their regular pay ~hioh 10 very Insult;
pay comes under this head. Mr. Cass has sarsed
ex'rss in the course Of his public service to tbs
amount Of 500 coo But Hooner Ia this figure run
| up sgainst him, than rival accountants make the
timely discovery that General Taylor within the last
| forty years. has drawn $97 600 on his own account
| over and above HE regular pay 1t would argue
falling that Cass Il obliged as 1t were to go out
of the Union in quest Of party and appeal to foreign
mise direct sess to the Irish rebels diversion
in their favor the ST Lawrence His fris nds
nevertheless, offer some indefinite prospects to the
l,ifh which mean either something nothing either
substsntial assistance an insulting mockery The
Woshin gon Union, the official organ Of the govern
| Dept and employed most unscrupulousy N favor OF
General Case bishes els borate manifesto to the
patuIslized Irish 1t charges the Taylor party With
prere the enemy OF irisb psndenoe "Upon the
Irish question" says the Union
the ~ss s
ewLei tte jour- ais took me vsy saue go9hd which n,
New is sscersired that number
s va Sho and s SSer Sa S s
they take But I'D Of conciang Lis elias by the
however rendered itself quite riieSus BY IT.
fS sSs ar sS
rdvsn.e the Of republican principles the
unent
Mr. Clay, to the grievous disappointment OF q devot
ptrty has in his refusal to stand Hessw
that the old "whig platform" not wide enough for
the million voters, and that some ny more
modern aud attractive necessary I. coup teryai
against ,be mixed forces Of democracy. He showed
his patriotifm therefore, by Withdrawing from the
field. His frep ds animated by feeling which is
either religious profspe. In string Of resolutions
in which 'prin cples" and 'exps diency" uch
with the same frequency and sense as old tory
protectiopist ma ifesto we ind 1t resolved
tho Of Henry his
friends tbrcugh sunshine through storm fast to
their belize this like
public sk By sight faith those TO WI en-
coaxrg fstte threats alike unheedcdto by their
principles snd bid those who reve to remember that Henry
Clay is dtner every day..
take, at present they preserve what they call an
armed neutrality" They watching their appor.
tuny and will at least improve their value by holding
and not declaring for any of the
candidates. MIR. Van Buren, is still on the list, ready
to profit by opening in his favor. Standing on
personal ability and persopal ties he claims nett ner
the high feelin Mr. Clays friends the revolu-
tionary ardor which supports Mr. Cas-, nor the en-
arped views of policy which have chosen Ge Taylor
In great chaos Of party it is hardly worth ones
While to make choice and cherish an interest We
only discern certainty that the successful uddate
will dissppoint his supports General Tay lor will not
satisfy either the pref the ael6shness of his
friends He will not be able 10 give them the proec
ton they desire from the pauper labor of Europe
and from their i'll fed i'll Glad, i'll housed starved com
petition" to fee the merce OF New York with
the funds Of the Union. On the question of slavery
whether Cuba bla OK, ucatan Yellow VIZ have
General Cass will not soon draw bis country into a
costly after the dear experience Of Mexico, and
his Irish supporters will have to deies their hopes till
the federal excheCuer again begins to fill and Ireland
to rebel.
Bank OF England.
An account. pursuant to the Act TIN and 9th Vic,
chap 80 for the week ending Saturday the l4h Of o.
tober, 1848
ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
SUM- n--~- MI vNnvR~ an