Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-11-11
FROM .NEW YORK.
[rRom AN occAsroxAL conREsPoxDrNT. !

New YORK, NOVEMBER 3, 1913.
The struggle is ove and the great question, believe
settled, between powerful and unscupuoas Administration
the hand seeking continue it, sad misrue and an
abused and insutej people the ohor and never in
annals, has there been more marked and Triumphant
The result in this city and State had indeed been generally
creseen, but amongst us the sanguinc,
land you know how sangune the New York Wings are apt
to be)-no here dreamed of the overw cing ma
orGes which have crowned the GREAT pAY or NOVEMBER
under the lead OF the great and good old man who never
surrenders" | need not give you details The lightning
wires have flashed the intelligence before the eyes Of yoar
Belshazzar and his courtier and needs Daniel
pret the handwriting upon the wall.
speak but the general sentiment here sayng that the
thanks of the people of the whole Union are due to the Ma
SrELLTGENcER for its constant and powerful advo
cacy Of the manly and successful defence of Gen.
TAYLoR against the attacks of the government editor and the
affiliated press. ...-
The contes; here has been remarkable one in many re-
pecs With less ct apparent open enthusiasm prior to the
day Of election, there has been determination more
esolute effort than have before polls. Men
had come to think ii was necessary 10 acthey could
that the great ship OF state floating unknown sea-
amid subeasuy cbogs aud sunkGn rocks OF eerade and
national deb, without pilot who could correctly work
pass read chart They resolved take the command
and they have summoned to the helm, who once
restores the uncrrng compass and chart of WAsSG
roS. Henceorh there il safety for the people and for
republican Institutions.
There much anxiety on account Of the FreeSc move
mens here. Mr.. Van BURES, it supposed had strong
hold his old party, and having framed ISSUE for the
purpose, believe, Of drawing of the Wings from General
TArLor feared that he might leopard the success OF
the Wings in the Congressional districts but the result has
been every way gratifying and has settled the fate Of that new
"one-idca party" They Enthusiastically ovcrthrown.
The brilliant hopes Of the Sage Of nJenwa alas are sunk
en-, and lie in the deep bosom Of the buried
FreeSOF in this State has swallowed Abolition" pretty
much Gen Csss swallowed Mexico and the dose has kill
ed the patient.
The election over last evening had the curiosity to attend
the meeting Of the Historical Society," partly inquire after
the health Of Mr. GALLArS their venerable president and
to witness The proceedings Of that institution which
always interesting am happy say tha, Mr. Gaia
TIM although feeble in better condition yesterday than
he has been for several days, and able sit up and
employ his pen. His faculties yet unmpaed. Long
may they remain The last time saw him was at tho
meeting year ago. when the venerable Joux uIscr ADAMS
his way Washington for the last time visited The His.
torica Rooms The cordial meeting of these great statesmen
that occasion will long bo remembered by those present
The French Minister, M. Poussrs was present at the
meeting Of the Society lie introduced to the presiding
officer BY Gen. WrTMcRE, when Gov Bn,nrsH, presiding,
in few glowing and eloquent remarks, introduced the first
Ambassador Of the French Republic the Society and
NJ PoUssrS replied in short speech, happily conceived and
most enthusiastically received You will report OF il in
the morning papers. NJ