The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-28

ek,a with the dppren n6lOnS WnlCn were
entrnuIneo al the date ct our last letter. OMEGA.
wsaIreroN, Sept &c, 1SlS.
N Msvsaeat efhs Bav~SSrners-Soms Fsw Thinss
about 1b.m-TAeir DecIorsfion to the People Of the
United Sisfes-Jaekson Hall, &c.
i have her~to not d the movements Of the Free
Uon Associate n Of the District Of Columbia, their
plans and their pIop.c.s Ts casual observer, they
can do little to assist the fortunes Of Mr. Van Buren,
bat there IL sonethng 1t the bottom OF their organi
s.ton which d. % not appear upon the surface. The
National Fro Of city, although not their avowed
gan is doing oil it can sustain tho little band Who
have here raied the fes~ sol banner and theueands
of oopies that pspsr will wa their proceedings far
and vide. IL must be rsmsmb red that Mr. Blair was
sis pilgrimage 10 MIR. Van Buren,, and that he lives
but ak seven miles from Washington He may
there have obtained the to direct the association
Penneylvsnia Ohio snd in other States tn of New
York, and may be that like the oracle Of Dslpho
tpee every Of the political waters possess
interest and, therefore, II would be well to watch
Tue "Jsch.on Hall" located upon Pennsylvania
avenue built by Blair and Rves lthe free soer'
and tAs ssub-soiler with money won on the election
%hs rooms Of Ii. rss noor ~. Occupied Ono BY
the propr tors cf the Consressonai Globe and 4PPen
~, end the other BY grocer The second story is
large saloon, In which the eighth Of January and the
twenty second Of February celebrated by balls
tho third 10 the bunker Democratic Head quarters,
where meetpgs Of the Jackson Democratic Association
are held and ranked rected, and sent OF
by crstefur and cartt ade The sssocis ton enjoy the
Recommendations free, and In this respect. have
the advantage their whig opponents who have
leased, among other buildings the Olympic Theatre
for Q club houte. Mr. Rives, "a have said, Is sub
soiler, and MIR Blair free soiler The Free Soil
Association have been hold g their meetings in
obscure school house Ninth street but as Mr.
Blair u with them principle at meeting last night
Mr. She ell the mechanic who built Jackson Hail. and
who Is the president Of the association requested
to wait the that building and to ask the
privilege of holding their meetings in it, They do not
any good rel refusal punctilio and the
apswer to the application Is awaited with much
interest.
The Executive Free Soil Committee, last night,
ported an ably written address, which is calculated to
make stir in this district and cause not little 1ut
teration. II advocate, among other things the sbo-
tion slavery and that the of citisens
would q nd full compe nsaion for the deprivation of
slaves in the deiverance Of the fee white laborer
from contact and competition with degraded eosfe-
population-in the introduction Of manufactures. i'm
persuade to have thousands more OF free negroes
in our midst there are thieves enough among that
GLASS already. An aim and design are developed which
the people of the district will not countenance.
Thirty thousand coper Of the address ordered to
be printed. One of the menbers Of the association
vas so delighted with that he said he felt like the
old woman who had just returned from camp meet ug
he was full OF glory" FELIX.