The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-06

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moment TO have dictated thu existing legislation Of the
country and the whole domestic policy Of the present
now on the Of the country in the tariff Of
ls46 and the constitutional treasury The mom.ntous
and delicate topic embraced in the sevenh resolution has
been profanity and munfuiiy met, in spirit 81 wfse
statesmansh p, either in the recorded opinions
tie recent declarations of those I,odipg men 81 cur
parry toward, Dhom the public eye has been prn-
The veto Of the President on the subject OF IN
ternal improvement, have given the fulleet and most
in the second Never since this government WAS es-
tablished has any administration been ruer than the
into 20 .s Whatever be
either by friend foe this its great praise Of absolute
fidelity the recorded principles OF party that made
1t can neither be gainssid nor denied. For do
not entertain the slightest doubt that enlightened
posterty will do its great merits full Justice. No ad
mnistraton has had more to do. None has done its
Under circumstances we'll known and appreciated at
the time and In reference to the pledges and insruo
convention OF 1874 assembled, thu one-term principle
when brought before that body did not reosve its for
the subject were not misunderstood OF concealed In
that feeling and purpose the Pfesident In his reply to
tion nssy declared his most cordial entire
currence He declared his resolution il elected to
tire to private life at the end Of four Among the
distinguished and weltried men who, in view OF this
principle have been prominently named candidates
succeed him in the highest Office in the git Of the
people, there Is not one whose principles and abilities
do give the amplest guaranty of administration
ct once honorable sud ssutary to the county, and en-
tey true to the spirit of the constitution and the set
tied of the democratic party In respect to
therefore there has been, in the history Of
party less real for dissenson 1t not within
nominee II our coming convention should be an unt or
incapable man 1t H. then, tho plsinest duty Of every
bis most strenuous Effort to the election Of that nem
nee, Whoever he may be. Let such effort be now and
hencefo'h the practical test Of adherence to the demo-
cratic party throughout the country.
For ourselves part IL chosen. In no manner, d.
rectly indirectly shall interfere in seek to in
huencs, the nomination Of the convention. By that
nomination, when 1t shall be made, we shall firmly
abide and no eort of ours shall be wanting to do our
whole duty If here be one or too collateral topics of
recent origin and not belonging the democratic cred
on which oil Of may not harmsnxe let their discussion
in III. convention Re much possible apsided; and
and harmony in support of those great and cardinal
Pri"eptss whieh we oil are proud to protest. and o"
and " oar se"u, Tn" "n IL view
Of the approach OF convention, friends sh ould
be up and doing, without more delay. Let those
sections and districts which have not yet chosen their
delegates promptly select their best and wisest
aud let party at the opening OF its great repre-
sisnt os.uson must be early prepared meet
all the devices of craft and sratasem the hands of
s
fourth year Of our journal We fsel-not with Mr. Web.
contrary summoned to grid ourselves up to
and hopeful effort by all the ruling auspices" augur.
the triumph Of our cherished principles and mplied.in
Ibis " our oountry's good ~ To such Q summons we
shall respond every democrat should respoud) with
our whole heart and with all our powers.
The ExtrA ordIn ary Case OF the Turtles.
From tho National Police Gaxstte
Considerable excitement has recently been created In
the city of Portland, Maine, BY the attempt Of very
street, in this city to induce her virtuous daughter to
here and submit herself to life Of prostitution
In which 1t she recently succeeded
by sort Of force This daughter who Is but six
years of the only issue OF this woman, Tut
tie, had BY husband from whom she was divorced and
driven away some years ego for her incontinence. As
ousson Of the mother, and the husband having died
OF her Ill gotten wealth. endssvored to seduoe her to
come to New York, and enter career of luxurious
Internal auspices The girl rsoted the ssgaoeful
proposal with the scorn and digust Of an untainted
and .nd Nv Sns Of o sn,
to her own child at once repaired to the ONCE Of
a justice Of the peace for protection, who placed
the bag returned to her splendid den In Leonard
street, and year round before she thought Of re-
pewing her attempts few weeks ago, however, q
Wall street broker frequent vster at No IS Leonard
street. having passed through Portland and avaled him
self of the mother hint to take look at her daughter
he went through, aud say what he thought OF her
csmo back to New York completely smitten with the
girl end In the frst warmth Of his passion offered
smother effort the msorean mother, about ten days
ago. again went to Portland and securing the aid Of
her abducted to Boston under prerence OF . ride to
$500. She there taken charge OF by the infamous
other and her equally Infamous private paranour,
whe, seems had panied his mistress to Bos
lend bis assistance Ia this devil business which
had in hand. By dint Of proteststion and wheel
6g batteries OF various kinds this of reptiles
sept child quiet fashionable hotel in that city
but Tuesday merning conveyed her by the Fall river
route to this city where she arrived on wednesday
a hare III No m 00 M matt
when here. The girl taken at to No. 65
Leonard street, and has doubtles this yielded up
virtue In of its polluted chambers the violent
coercious wretch who stimulated her destruction.
The utmost excitems prevails In Portland this
subject, where the designs OF the mother long
Known and certain p.rtes, who suspected being
concerned In the abduction In nightly fear Of
sudden popular vengeance The guardian of the girl
be who appointed by the Of the peace at her
fearful solictationhsd set out for this city to
claim her but what the result Of his visit has been
We have only to hint to him. thatf he requires aid
possession Of his ward and cannot get It from
the police, we put him In tho Of obtaining 1t
without.
Since writing the above have received additional
particulars in relation to the outrage Of which it treats
known in Portland, the most intense excitement
once created aud detecting the parties who
stnct ofsen displayed by crowds, . mob collected
about the door Of Davis the uncle by whose base and
corrupted tre.chsry the unfortunate girl betrayed
into her degraded mothers hands Growing more and
more indignant related the circumstances within
bis knowledge to another the crowd Ut length COM
menced to stone the house. From breaking windows
they broke into the building and completely sacked it,
destroying In their rage everything within reach Of
their hands, tumbling the rich furniture piece by
piece, out of the windows
Having finished the cutting of this building the mob
proceeded to the house Of constable Danion who
had acted the vile instrument of the abduction The
work Of demolition went in tho first instance and
furniture window shutters in short every thing
able shared common fate. The vindictive anger OF
the crowd not yet satisfied There was one other
person who had identified himself with the capture
the girl who seemed to deserve equal with
the more active instruments already mentioned This
R II L. Goldman, the lawyer who was said to have
counseed the abduction. The mob therefore proceed
ed to his house likewise and an assault upon
II by throwing stones sgains the ndows Of which
unfortunately passed through pane in Q front room
and inflicted severe wound upon the head Of Mr. Cod
mans daughter.
Some time having now elapsed. the Mayor arrived at
the scene and the mob having gr&fcd their
feelings to the full, dispersed at his solicitation His
Honor obliged promise them In his address, how
that be would annnint txn 9entlernsn Iasanh