The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-27
Politics ana che next Presidency.

Politics and che next Presidency.
INV YonK--Ths psincipsl topic OF consideration
with the whig party OF this State at this time il ths
election of Senator in Congress- In place OF the Hon
Daniel Dickinson 1t Is fsr 10 suppose thst the
lection has been made by the managing parties at
Albany, from the fact that the Albany Ersnng Jour
nal has psthpg to say upon the ssssrt That he will
be thoroughly mbued with the doctrines and prnei-
pies of william H. Seward, there b doubt for
his partizans have large majority in the legislature
and will appoint one who Is not Thorough aboli-
Zionist In feeling and in practice. The Buffalo Err
press the principal organ Of the Seward wings in the
western part OF the State 10 s venting its spleen
upon the national wings who withdrew from the party
at the late election. It looks upon the meagrs mso-
rity Of Mr. Hunt the effect of vile conspiracy to
break down the whig party In the State which win be
rewarded by the total political snnihnation Of all who
took part in the movement The treatment Of the
of Boston, 1t brands Infamous and at
tempt to suppress free speech and full expression Of
to protect every ons ~Ss those laws ar. not
The same paper thought the course pursued ts~ards
the citizens Of Georgia who vent to Boston reclaim
some fugitive slaves just and proper, sAd The only
way to check the Of the outrageous sud
stitutionalla The Albany Alas the central organ
OF the Van Buren, portion Of the democratic party,
still continues its violent denuncstions Of every man
and every tn the slightest degree
or intended do justice to the South fhs Courier
and Enquirer OF this city PROCESSES to labor Against
the fsnatcim Of the sbolitionistp but lauds William
n Seward as a disistsrested oHd high minded man.
That one OF the editors Of that aoosonisS
IL hardly denied, and his Vsm.nts In the Lsgisla-
ture in the Introduction Of resolutions keep alive
dsnce that he will again do tAs same thing; while the
columns Of the paper preach anti abolisonism and
Of the fan.tiO.l party The Msthoaists 81 this city
bave recently held meeting at their hsa quarters
terms They dsnounss the bill .. to- and un
righteous In Ns provisions, and IN hagrsnt violation OF
the law Of God The present agitation WAS begun by
this body OF protesting Christians and the fret
mert was the expulsion OF Sou bern b.hop who
held slaves That led to dissoluti OF the church,
and the agitation has continued until the whole coun-
try 10 convulted from end to the other.
NEw HAMPSHIRE Though there many aboi-
tionss In this State the great of the people
conservative, and the chief OF the democratic
party In the late Union demonstration at Manchester
fully proved the truth Of their devotion to the Union
and their adherence of the oonsl
made in the North by many OF the niasnt leaders
ofboth the great political parties The New Hampshire
Pa not the democratic organ Of the State eschews
the part the States to disturb the south In tae
enjoyment OF her rights The Hon Moses Norris, ons
meeting one OF the prominent In his dsnun-
citation OF the towards the South the
demagoguss OF the North.
MAss.cHusETIs.-The cid party lines In this State
are now completely destroyed, and the free soil sbo
ltion party has the power In its hands The Bos
ton Alias has published several articles defining the
cruises OF the defeat OF the whs party at the la.c cleo
ton, and attributes it chiefly to the Of DISPOSE
ton on the part of the wings to 60 to the polls It
is fact well known throughout the State, that the
Atlas has been the chief Of the defeat In its de
nuncston Of the leading of the state, who framed
the measures Of adjustment before Congress. From
the time that the Hon. Daniel Webster made his
speech in the Senate upon the compromise BILL that
paper did not to impugn his motives and warn
NJ iu0 NV for pfN. no
approved Of hs That jour nal Processes be
opposed to the extension Of slavery only but Its whole
ultra ssslisn sa.s.s,.1 Al, sSs Wig poasss 10 tbs
pr,eisey the same course as the as while the Bos-
Post and Boston Times have throughout main
snnb on ~. mart o. IN. MI sss a.
ieated the election Of nearly the whole eongessioua
ON and there !; very little prcbaeaisy tn.
Congress- as Is the case with the fourth district in tbs
present Congress.
ALsRAMA.-The letter Of President Fillmore to q citi.
of Georgia expressive Of his determination to
force the Fugitive Slave Law, 10 hooed at By some OF
the papers Of this State and denounced miserable
attempt to humbug the South The Montgomery Alias
rays the President has violated his oath OF ese he
has betrayed his high trusts aud is therefore guilty OF
OF moral treason and should be impeached as as
Copgre,s assemblies The South will that her
rights entirely absn doned not only by the north
ern States but by the general government The pre-
sent admin sraton is cold body and soul to the sbo
tiopts and the only hope the South nov Is union
At home The Mobile Register Is equally severe la its
eensure upon the President
Ono The Tree soil or abolition feeling In this State
is daily on the increase and 10 probable the spirit OF
resistance is general than In any other State.
At ChsTdon q company OF nifty have organised them
tslves into military pany, and pledge themselves
10 resist with any attempt to enforce the Rugi
tive slave Law. In several OF the sounts the people
In public meeting. have expressed their disspproba-
ton Of the law aud their opposition TO its enforce
ment The State Journal, published at Columbus,
decidedly free coil in its tepdepcis aud Will. IL
has net openly opposed the go forcems Of the aw
1n rrIrobasd the principle Of u IN ths stfongsst
terms. The Cincinnati Enquire. dsms.; siic paper,
any move ment calculated 90 disturb the quiet % the
eopftd'itcy. alleging that ell scoh movements are
prompted by impure motives, aud for th. sssom-
FlfLment OF ends isimics TO the property Of the
Uni'p. meeting recently tsld at Wilmington,
psfe folutiops OF the most In fammAory character
III vie spdersrs TO the slsve poser traitors TO the
Of freedom traitors TO their God and hun anil
~ End pre-, min. nty worthy OF political da rnaisn.
Misssspt-The dsunion feeling In this State. from
the indications constantly presented IL on the In
crease. The course Of Gov. ouitmsn seems to meet
With appreciation throughout every section Of the
State Senator Foote, in his campsixp, In several
places, met with such cold treatment that he declined
10 speak The vicksburgh Sentinel. the most promi.
nsnt democratic paper in the state openly declares
favor Of an immediate dissolution Of the Union 10
ctnsiders " impossible that the South have ju,-
tct at the HANDS Of the North aud the peopls in all
their meetings but rsierate the call for separation
Of the south- by tenp.rste means n possible and BY
force. " they mutt. The MsassipDfgn published at
Jackson rcicue. the idea Of the possibility Of the
perpetuity ~ the Union The Of Gov Quitmsn
10 the legislature Ia extra session {. looked for
With considerable interest u will 10 all probability
recommsud that body 70 vote at against remain
irg logger In theconfederscy.