The New York herald., 1850-12-03
Politics and tho Next Presidency.

NEw YoRx.-since the elections In this State poll
tioisps have kept very quiet and very little is said
except upon the anticipated peal OF the Fugitive
Slave law. The Albany Eeening Journ l. though quiet
upon the subject Of the choice of Senator in Con-
gress quotes from all the whig papers of the State
the recommendations of Governor Fish for that post
well known that that gent eman Is the choice of
the whig absltion organ ia Albany, and may safely
De supposed TO be the svors OF the majority OF the
legislature elect Ths question OF the repeal or ma
t'rial modification Of the Fugitive Slave law wil of
rIectiou Of United States senstor and whoever re.
c'ives the nomination will in all probability receive
~ under pledge 10 use his exerons for the repeal Of
ymGINA.-Ths letter Of President Fillmore to n
citizen Of Georgia expressive of his to
have the Fugitive Slave law enforced Is received with
very poor favor in virginia The Richmon nd Enquirer
heretofore coinci ir all the measures OF the COM
promise but the letter ef the President and the fact
OF his having called upon the Attorney General his
opinion with regard TO the Marshal OF Boston, ha,
called forth the bitter denuneisions Of that Journal
II charges bim with faihlessness to every pledge
ehrdlsss Of his constitutional biestion palssd With
tsr, snsids his contempt Of the obligations OF his
see he sbrinks behind the ia. Bile edrryescence of
brain paray zsd by the love of flee aud pon.
rbiiy, and tins usts before himself the sham sub,er
1uge OF the opinion Of the Attorney Gsaer II Is also
particularly the authorities OF Boston for
the glect Of the obligations b-longng to them The
laws are more than psglestei the liberties OF thu
ciiEsrs IL portion OF the country aside
neglected. with ntsnpt, ana even with persecution
y. e-1Oarrass.
meEt are multgisd win ierncty more than ssvsge
il a ready Virginia TO seize the strong
q: con nueresl nm intrcoursr, and strike dowa the
sword that hsssachus.tt has reised for the desruc
tOn a the siupsudons coBfsds alton Of States The
rsmovs of The Tree negroes Of the State strongly
talked oi aud " y probable such movement will
1pASs In the next Les ssatur>. The South Side Demo-
eret paper published az Petsrsbasg rays that It is
prepared TO warn the people sganss the professions of
fIendshp and Inc pretended justic. Of the North Tor
~ knoNs that the only aim OF the people OF the North
A. 20 aboilsh the Institution OF slavery,
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seesfsior In this State, Ia stronger than ever The
Lesisature is now n oeson; but hs, not yet brought
forward any TO be astei upon relative TO tbs
slavery question The message Of Governor sssbrsok
is strongly In favor Of secession. aud he thnks 1t
would be best the interests Il the Southern State,
60 withdraw at once irom the Union. The letter OF
Hen james Hamilton UPON tisuniou, is written In the
mediate dssoiutian Of ne Union The letter bears in
pottauee. fron the isot that II Is probable Mr..
hoUn. IN the United s'Et-s Senate lie OF
the lesoipg men IN hs nriiidestcn movement otls32
and has since that time been strongly priudiccd
sgsnst the North and r pfotsoly ~ elected 90 the
evIate, erdsavor % btiug about dissolution OF the
Union dinner wss sen ly given 10 General Ham
nond At Char rstcp st which disurion .sniimsuts
prevailed. Hon. Mr. Co.cork amsmber Of Congress.
IN IN. cvbI't u fom- ftmsrk'' taia that the only
1tssdy the south bad Was sec-sstcp and the sooner
abe oissolution Effected tn better would be for
the south. Thsre's but one voice Ia the state, aud
ron every quarter the cry is for total separation
nom the North
Mr.ssurri.-Tbe Democtatls press Of this State are
still dcnounoiLg the Onion a, oppression TO the
South Witch should A. onse be shsksn Of. The Mr.
srpic very bitter In It, dst uncisiou Of the Pre-
sidsnt for ordering the arrest Of Gep. Quitmau the
Qovtrnor Of the stats. The fer for the has
doubtss caused great excitement and will probably
create some Guilty at he capital OF the state. The
cour,e OF the Presidents in making distinction be-
tween those Who particle u the prevention Of the
enforcement Of the Fugitive Slave Ias 10 Boston and
I'll ose Who partic psted In the Cuba invasion, is de-
cunced IN the strongest possible Language The ycks
burg Snnei calls the people of the state 70 de-
fend h,r executive the outrages ofthe federal
govern meut spt foot and carved out by the Pres,
dent Of the United states that paper says the time
has tor the people OF Mississippi to assert and de-
fend her rights, no other State will and reps any
cutrsss from whatever source
GrohcA.-The election for delegates to the State
con, ention called in consequence Of the passage Of the
wsrous compromi.e bills by Congress- has resulted In
khe total defeat 81 the dsunion party The unonist
have carried all the oounts Of the stats except three
which the Savannah G,orEisn says was effected
through the aid Of Northern gold sad traitors to the
frue interests Of the South The stat. ssy, has seal.
nd A, dl,srace BY submitting to the dictson ct North
orr abolition bot does not despair that the peopis OF
che state will yet their error, and throw OF those
Tho bav. sold her independence The wbig papers
ioIce over the resalt aud kersd " victory OF s-
and order over the worst Kind Of ut The ssysn-
mad R.pnBIcan say ~ IL victory OF which every true
sorgiap should b. proud aud will show TO the pspe
nj tbe country that go much mas ossn
said of disunion Georgia s stili on the side OF the
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