The New York herald., 1851-12-29

trouble Two eoaisionss were thsrs sasctsd bat ehs
third was deseatsd-runnng several hundred votes b.
burden Of which ID, that Mr. Hathaway-ths defeated
coalitonist-is very unpopular and it Is thought that
sns wig so al. s % snoSsn iasse,d o. @ But
and going for whig which they cannot do with safety
These little things show that there b room for tho
wings to hope for the occurrence Of row among thsi
The Official votes for Senators have been published
Uer to the alliance than the democrats the fes soil
candidates in many instances running considerably be-
hind their democratic colleagues Nor dsss the small
thing against this view of the case as, owing TO some
internal difficulties in his party, he scratched by
some Of bis own friends The free sosrs in Mddlsssx
were behind two Of the democrats.
The wings have had the misfortune to lsse of their
members of the House, Mr. Ward, Of Worthington who
died few days since This vacancy cannot be filled up
until after the meeting OF the House. and it probable
that fortnight OF the session will be before the
member will be able to take his seat Seven days
notice must be given of the town meeting at which the
election to fill the vacancy will be held One vote may
be found Of Importance in body where the dominant
hundred members. On the other hand the wings said
to he elected from B!erica and North Chelsea have
ceved their certificates; and though both will be
seated their votes will be Of much weight at the
ganization as those OF any other two members.
There will not be much change in the details Of the
organisation OF the two branches The wings have been
around offering to almost every democratic Senator
elect to make him President of the Senate against Gen
Wilsoz-that is get Up a little coalition with the
wicked without meeting with any
for the trap is too plainly in sight for any not abso
utely blind to escape seeing it. There will be free
eoer elected clerk Of the Seuate but who, is not
known. The oce is OF the best in the State Mr..
Banks 1t generally believed will be chosen speaker OF
Josseyn will be for the clerkshp the House by
and from the clOssn,n Of parties in in the House
perase Some Of the coalition members sre
by no means pleased with Mr. JosseIyns conduct during
the last session Not content they say do.lais
per diem, ana surdries which he received while ano
every other democratic editor the state the
verge he must needs appoint has mere
boy and not entitled to vote for yesr9 to to the
place OF Assistant Clerk with salary of six dollars per
day. This sort Of gresdinsss though common enough
with pctcsns Of all parties does not always pay ia the
leng run vigorous attempt to remove the old Ser
geant at Aims viii be made TIE Office a good
and r stevens has nsd is foi sixteen years 50 that it
Is thought decent regard for the principle of rotation
and the interests cf their friends requires that the
coalitonsts should serve him King Richard of hump
backed memory served his Grace Of Brcks-take him,
and cut his head Oft Bis not being removed last winter
has been the cause Of much hard feeling That feeling
the coaltionists laughed ct then when they had some
fifty majority in the House; bot majority Of only 81
eight that not remarkable for it's reliable quail
ties provocative OF any otheE sentiment than of
nithl character II Is likely that the whig Auditor viii
be removed in course OF the session Why he allowed
to remain last winter has puzzled persons who
not suciently bel ind the know what
huences were at work TO keep useful wings in place The
wings said Mr. Wilder kept In there
man whom the ccalitonsts cared to tru.t their
whole number or who If ho had the requisite integrity
also possessed OF the necessary ability Thi7 1stter.
ing estimate OF the honesty and inte hs coal.
tionsts, very fstteriDg 10 chem had strong
tendency to reconcile them M r1t5ution OF che whiy
auditor. The real cause o. lbat was shown hiEa
was, that the de emocrati. rar wanted him to re
main to be Of assistance himself There was a good
deal OF this sort OF k exhibited toward wings,
though it did not rpen 6uy tbisg ali cases Mr..
Banks ready enough TO opace experienced whig
Sneaker but he very desrous that the experienced
whig clerk should retain bis place as that officers
knowledge is alwe available to the Speaker and the
then state Of sas such kno wledge was doubly vaua
Bile. 80 the drmsesatic clerk came very near bsng
beaten The free soil clerk Of the Senate appointed
experienced rbs his and this perlenced
whs assistant CLERK before taking the comfortable place
which had been provided for him had the cool impu-
deDce to make the svowa that his taking must not be
construed TO mean that be any the
coalition though his own father then sitting at the
Senate Board, as one Of the coalition members.
How are yoC od for cold, We have it hare Of the
neates quality and in quantities sufficient to eodify all
the sf all the tropics II could but catch them
and thus convert them into what Bill, with his usual
force OF expression calls thrilling regions OF thick
ribbed ice Ths Thermometers ars getting as low as
Fchburg railroad stockagreat deal lower than nothing
Eighteen degrees below the mark among the
great majority OF respectable thermometers this morning
pronounced by competent judges to be codest Of the
season It Is the coidest December have had
since 1855 should think But che weather Is far from
dssgreesbe being clear with braeing atmosphere and
the sun shining most goriously. AL90MA.