The New York herald., 1850-12-06
Our PennsyIvan,n Correspondence.

liARRlSBURGH, NOV. cU lcJO.
The Position of the State Admtnistration-Ne Nep
Journal Of the Union Whigs-Hs Supporter
Enowsion 10 Phriadehhia-Jenny Lind's Con-
COTS, &c, SC
As we approach the session of 1851, very singular
political movements begin to develope themselves.
An organized opposition TO the present State admin
istration is about 10 deyelope itself, with the Pre-
sidency in prospt cuve The policy OF Governor
Johnston does not appear 10 give satisfaction TO
The ultra wbigs aud aDii-masenic influence at the
seat OF governaent, and tor the better display OF
their Tancor, VIII shorty issue new journal, 10 be
dsnomiDated the State JOvnaI, pledged to be
essentially and emphacally whig in politics, and 10
give vigorous support to the principles Of the ma
sionai wing party; principles which, the prospec-
tus AYERS, elf faithfully and successfully carried out
cannot fail To speed the old Keystone and the
model republic, in their onward march to pros
perty and greatness and rivet still tighter the re-
publican links which bnd together the States Of
this glorious cenfeoefsay, aud render them one
and inseperahie, now and forever"
The State ynWndi is also pledged 10 steer clear
of all ehtangng alliances" with factions, 10 il
lustraie which, II Is supposed 10 be an attack on
Gov Johnston for his free soil opinions, having
canvassed IN person the State, and no doubt owing
his election 10 those views So popular at that time,
with the Buffalo platform IN full view, on which
so many OF our Tall men jumped; or were ready TO
do 90, from the Undertook cabbage down To the
email fry, who acted on by the turning of the
screws. In further illustration Of the policy of the
with regard to the grsat questions which now
agitate the country. will be found occupying
the came platform With the iustrious patriots and
pure hearted big statesmen bo az the head %
our National and state administrations, and all the
distine VI bed men vho grace the ranks OF the whg
party. Where such eminent statesmen and veteran
wings LEAD the way, proud TO follow. with
them. will indignantly frorn upon the FIRST ds
Ing OF an attempt BY Northern and Southern fanatics
60 resist the laws pie upon the constitution aud
Dissolve the union OF these states The non, the
phole Uniop and nothing but the Union" .hali be
Our mo " " efa OF All.
cism let come from wbatsrer quarter may 10
the union Of these states sud sriks down the glorious
republican fabric erscte by the blood and treasure Of
our patriot forefathers.
From present Appearances, the next session will
be fqualy for the ultra wings and silver greys,'
who are for the fret time showing their coiors in
this State In connection with thus subject, II may
be well TO observe that the new PAGER has the
cOUnienancc OF such men as Jno {. knnkel, Esq /,
a gentleman elected To- the Legislature at the late
election by an unprece dented minority of one thou
rnnd votes, and decidedly one oi the most popular
orators in c. ntral Pennsylvania. James Fox. Esq,
the newly elected District Attorney for the county
of Dauphin, also endorses the new journal As
iesder Of the Scot party, he gives additional
strength 60 the movement
Messrs. ]. Wallace Kerr, VIM. T. Sanders, pro-
prietor Of the Wcsh ngton House, stephen Miller,
Prothonotary of the Cour, of Common Pleas, Geo.
Koppenhefer, County Register, John II. Berry
hill and VIM. T Bishop, are also interesting
themselves in the project What effect this viii
have on tLe next selection for United States Sena-
tor, and whether Il viii not give its influence 10
Simon Cameron, IN preference 10 a regular whig
Caucus nominee, remains h the womb OF the future
On Wednesday last through the indefatigahle
exertions of J. Wolberr, Eco, one Of the most
popular and gtntlemanly conductors Ou the Penn
fylvania railroad, our citizens had an excursion to
Philadelphia. returning neat day, with a ticket 10
the first concert Of NJ sdemoselle Bind-all for ten
dollars. This certainly was very CHEAP, compared
with prices psid for the bare ticket in New York
end other cities. Strange ne IL may appear, only
five or elk persons avaed the mseves OF the efforts
g. IN fle he uuhl hltc m
hurg while the little towns of Marietta and CO.
Iupbia turned out each large delegation.
The trip gave unsdulerated satisfaction 70 those
who did avail themselves OF the efforts Of Mr.
Wolbert; and take more than ordinary pleasure
in bearing witpess TO his general urbanity and gen
flemaDly courtesy. SUSoURHANNA.