The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-03
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHn.ADELrHIA. Ocsober

Gdf72l CONFUSION Orrng The PdtfeS-Ik Gene
raj and Side Non, aaato1,s-- Probable Success Of
The Democracy in me City AID STATE Gora'nor
Johnston and the Christina Frageiy-Rencon.
nr at Erte-lMor,n'erss Of Coi. Bigls, &C., &C.
By the day of general election in this State, on
the lfth Of Ocsober--if the thousand and one
different parties, factions cliques and assoca tons,
be a. Industrious for the next few weeks as they
have been during the iast four-the number Of can
didstss and tickets winch viii b submitted for the
consideration Of the people at the pols may be be-
yond CON putation. The wings have their ticket ia
the sed, the natives thehs, the democrats theirs,
the working men thsirs, the Fourierites and agra
riaas theirs, the friends Of consolidation Of the city
and districts into municipal government theirs,
and next we TO have, in few days, an indspen-
dent ticket. Now, among All these tickets-embrac-
ing syt-y conceivable political idea promug.ted
upon es-th-the good people Of the city and county
Of Philadelphia will DC at no loss to select pre-
eneiy such servants g. they may want from these
buadant mat erals This is certainly yery CON-
Portable reflection Bot several of tie candidate,
seats upon the bench, ard for the 80 500 per an
NUN, have played their cards to succeed in OBJ
aiming nomination two or more Of these curious
icksts. JUICE Kelly, for instance, whose applica
lion literally boot ed out Of the democrai. con-
he influence Of his friend VIM. b. Reed, ESQ the
sounty attorney. secured place the whg ticket,
for associate Judge II the Common Pleas, and has
also, through some species Of leger iemain, OBJ
aimed o position be native, Fourierite and
working mems tickets Tor the same OF &c. The
Judge vas originally sjeweller, but afterwards read
law, and as he was tolerable stump orator, and
not waiting IN assurance, the democracy took
hold OF him, and brought him to . resp sctable
position N the .party-plaeing him upon the
bench as one Of the Associate Judges. Since
his elevation, he has forgotten he friends who
gave him the judicial ermine-turned against the
party that fed him, and has now become
the too, tf his old enemies He had some
friends IL the Democratic Convention, and pledged
himself, IN writing, that If not nominated By that
body, he would not accept any nomination. The
momeet, however, he was defeated, he went to
work and secured by some mysterious means the
domination Of the natives then Of the wings, next
VI the Founeritos, and then be accepted the whole
Of them, in tho face Of his publ, pledge The sbo-
iitsossts arc exceedingly anxious for Judge kellys
election kno wiIg his hostility to slavery and to the
Fugitive slave Law; but they extremely cautious
N their expressions, lest they may injure his pros
poets. The Judge, in his anxiety to retain his 4
seat, has placed himsef outside the chances in the
viii not touch him, the true blue natives shrink
from him, and the democrats repudiate him
The wings have nomins' two Of the present /
edges Of the District Court, dropping Judge Find
lay, bgother-in Law Of the late Governor skunk,
oiely uroo political grounds The other two gen
and Stroud-are on both the
iemoeraiic and whg tickets, end win be elected.
q the pace Of Jusge Fin tlay, }. L. Clarke Hare,
Young ger tlenan before unknown to even the bench
nd The bar, wssnouinsted. but cannot possibly be
-lec.cd. There is sufficient NUM- Der Of iBde-
rerdcn. wings in the city and county who will
ote Tor The present bench, without considering the
objection that Joung Hare is a son-in-lsw Of the
Hon. Horace Binney, and also that his associations
are oooansd 70 the naughty and "codash arts
tocEtcy q Walnut and Spruce streets. For the
Presidency Ct the Common Pleas, the wings
have dominated an individual named Thonp- |
son, lawyer unknown out Of court, aud
ssss r nn .aers so5 , associate tney
ss have alre ady observed, aud NJ. Russel Tkayer.
he native party have nominated for the sane
bench, VIM Rswle. for President, and Joseph al
isou, aod w. u. Nelly for Associates. But the |
only ticket for the Common Pleas bench, which IL
" uoh tsiAed Of, aud decidedly the 1st prominent
md perhaps will proFe to be the successful enc, Is
hat rom mated by the regular dc mecratc party. |
I q composed Of joel Jones, Vincen, :. Bradford
I'D Isnes IL. Johnson--the latter being promis- /
Dg ycrpg man, but without legal experience.
The friends Of the union Of the city and dstri,ts
zed, AID make formidable display. They have
omiaated Col. Swift for Mayor, In opposition 70
iiipin. The DC nocrsts have declared It incxpedi
Mt 20 rcmioate a candidate for Mayor, and viii
upport the Colonel, who IL q Union whg large
'or,iOa OF the natives, aid the whole CT the anti
rstou house clique wE aDo join their forces against
eieJ.t CtPtn, and bis defeat must follow the com
Dinet action Of fuoh political clements. Z pom the
whole, che election for Mayor viii be queer one,
ma astori,h cveryb body. In the city, sboliticnism
q meet s0aorred-the merchants fearing lie effect
lPon trade aud commerce With the south Hun
ircds q merchants, Nho, pcrhaps have never voted
democratic ticket Will, az the coming election 60
10 The polls, and quietly put in BALLOT In favor Of
men vhose principles they have always heretofore
-epudiatcd his must seriously operate against
he rbig party 30 FAR az the State ticket is con.
.erncd
Col Pigier IS stu urcn the stump, indus.riously
4 work. and mskirg numerous converts TO the
n le "a Of ~ |
state slowly wedding bic way to the Delaware
gain About the last OF this month, be will m axe
Ne err arance 10 Philadelphia, having sppont-
cert 10 sreak &C 1scony, six miics aosve the city,
n Ia banks Of tbs Delaware. Wherever he has
rckeu iefgre The people, the impression be made
"a deep end effective. Ills election seems 70 b.
orceore cerciuiaa.s Net dollar Of tho many
roposii,ons Of Ire sporting democracy have been,
r. y ill &C. takeaxi.h good odds, by The friend Of
iov Iclrs.sn. 10 Jds sf ten tboufand have been
asfed ev<&4srl Assro t,lsefs we're to be fJuad
nong ne whigs on elsewhere.
SINS ga Ghfistisn8 usgcdy, and the equiveoA
,bcJst n the EcTssD's IN relation thereto, tglcr