The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-22
NE VS. BY The M AIL0.



BosroS, Sept II, 1851
kLae assui IRE 5iiee-7Re Press Of Boston and The Coroo
ration .quihor tiles &C.
vas compelled to conclude my last letter Of this date
rather abruptly in order to the nl and therefore
dii mot say 80 much As intended in relation to the
grand Railroad Jubilee the Giro connected
with it.
II remember rightly, said the whole all lir was
pstrJ and poor attempt the part Of wooden
meg friends in Boston to cheat New York out Of her
share of the Canadian trade which becoming greatr
and more important every year also said that John
Bull, in Canada knew how the land lay that he smelt
rat snfrhat LsId Elyn behalf of his const tents %
gave ely intimation at the great dinner the Com
mnn, that he understood tie game, but that while hs
acknowledged the compliment paid to Cansdi on the
occasion he intended to build railroad Of his owa
Such ia the fact your readers The Cana
dams intend 10 build railroad Of their own. Bl.
whether they do it not question II the Canadian
merchants " i buy dollars vorthznore Of goods ia
Boston than they have heretofore in
OF the Jubilee the dinner the Common the iu mi
nation o. the City Hall expect they will buy cheap
/ am now done with the Jubilee I have had surfet
OF IL and all the sensible Of Boston voted it nu-
before the FIRST OF the three days. was over
There isno question that IL graa6 affair IL was
Intended to be such and ~ such The press how
not represented in all The corporation
Boston In the plentude Of their dsnerestcd msgna
niny engaged for the occasion several dstins she'd
Gentlemen 10 report all that occurred with the Of
lbsng z cir labors in pamphlet form for circulation
Ia Canada after the excite Bat editors
ard writer's fer the Boston press had ba nd
nat permitted to take any part In the Jubilee arrange
uens You will at ask how this could be how
that the press submitted &c such icsu,for
look the press such oocarop is gro Insult Iw
MT undertake &c answer 81 her question Let say how
that the press had rothug TO 30 with the arrAn-
nentsthst it not consulted in regard To them aud
that not single ticket for toe excursion in the steam
b. IN which Mr. Fillmore and tha Cabinet srke a.,
Issued TO the Boston pres Nor did the press from
distance fare any better Ga bhek u the New York
E.rald your correspondent applied e. the auth rities
for the courtesy usually extended 10 Newspaper
t~atatives in all civilized countries such lsions
AL he got however was ticket tor the fe-t on The
Cen srd another tntiGug him Co 90 down the bay
but rot with Mr. Fillmore This, have no doubt, was
consider great ccncessiop bnt your 'rspondent
did MOI lock upon a. such Under this impression he
collected ticket not as fiyer but a. natter of
RI ut 80 in the stesm hip in vhifh tho President
en- baIs but the GuthoTiCes DID not think it
to grant Il. lie was referred from enc committee TO
ano,sfr, until at length ne across Mr. Haskell
Chairman q the CoDulittse OF ArrauE ements who
promptly and decidedly said 1t could not be given
iut YOUR Dor dent was nos depenaent UPON Mr.
Iatei he got ticket from another source aud accom-
FAMED the President down the bay. The dis.in-
eusbed ger teman ASSURED that We will not have
al which Dir. Fillmore, Mr. wtbsssr, Lord Elgin
sDd the spsdians were to be present Corporation
dinners in Boston, he sail being private affairs
which although paid for by the public the public should
This is Boston But what ought say of press tina.
would tolerate such Of tn ngs, Yet the who
IewFpsper press Of Boston submitted to it withou:
murmur. In New York. che p-ess would assert IL.
rehs If il had to kick al the scertea soap stand
wtkin the IRE limits and the reezte1 sosp 81 er
them. The authoritiesn Of Boston maj tfy 20 take
away the trade which New York has With Canada, aud
which We can DO without II We pislse; bat New Yor;
can teach the authorities Lesson in good manners
fer as the II ,hts Of the press and tie public are coa
cerned And this may be lesson No l for begioners
in the work Bat shall not ssy any on this sub.
jeet the game is not worth TIE candle. II Mayor
Bstiov allows behind the throne greater taa
the throne itself" to control him and II the press of
Boston submit to the iuaGnity which scented soap
tLfy may have the gl.ry Ct it
The public are unanimous In prsisiDr the fremont
Hcuse tor the display which IL evening Both
OF the Parke-s (N u and O. 400 Mr. Oirns.esd are
entitit 10 great credit for spirit they displayed on
the last nj b. Of TIE Jubilee Their house looked bea1
tfrl lit up il from the basement 10 ihs roof with
oil an regardless of expense a rgards the late
ror' there Is no reed Of my sayiss word. The ira
veirg public appreciate IL well render l. necessary
for me 10 cay syllable in its favor