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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

Our State rolitscs-The New York wings
and Democrats, and the Presidential
Question.
1t is now generally understood that our annual
State election is to be contest for the spoils-for
the Offices, and for the control of the canals and the
canal fund of nine millions. The wings, having
had taste Of these Injuries, hold on with the most
self sacrificing tenacity. TIE administration, the
South, the Castle Garden Union Safety Committee,
all thrown overheard, so as to run over the bar
Of free SOIL Seward, and his organs, and his allies,
and Swiss subsidies, have it all their own way The
little detachment which, year ago, fed from SYRIA
cuse in disgust and went up to Utica, blowing the
trumpet Of the administration, have sold ont, and
SUR sndercd to the plan which involves the rejec-
ton Of all cabinet candidates, and the nomination
Of General Scott for the Presidency. They agree
10 play the humble part Of fo,Ond eddie to the free
sellers, for reconsideration; and What matter whether
the vhig candidate be the chan pon Of the Northern
nuiiaers and abolitionists so that the spoils are
occurred, and divided with their alesi That is all
that can be made Of the Syracuse Wing C,nven
tiop, in a national view. Mr. Fillmore Is cast aside
by the Granger faction and Mr.. Webster, the
great conltitutional defender Of our commercial
interests, seems to be abandoned, even by the
bnlDn |astAe bsroen cafety committee. 4 ne wing
party Of New York did not follow the example Of
their Pennsylvania brethren, in frsnk resolution
declaring Gen. Scott by all odds the most avaia-
bic whig for the successioo; bat in what vas dons
at Syracuse, the same thing is just clearly I'M
aerstood. The Fillmore interest capitalized, with
the privilege of wearing their side arms. Gen
Scott, under free soil management, is otherwise as
distinctly the Wig candidate Of New York as Of
Pebnsy lysnis, or Delaware, or Ohio. "This is a
TORY sight" We cInnot help tive deplore it.
We feel considerable sympathy for the President
and Mr Wsbser; but i. is useless to Disguise the
fact any longeT-theY we're both to all intents and
cor all practical purposes, pudssed by the Wing
Convention At Syrscufe. And what are they to d1l
VIII they look to the Union party CT the South,
or will they succumb to the superior tactics Of the
adverse faction, and fall in with the mercenaries
Of Seward, free soil, ratification, abolition, so
socialism, and Of all other incongruities Of this
pie-bald coalition Whatever they may do,
they done for in New York. They have de-
served better treatment; but the nullaers we're in
exorable, and MIR. Fillmore and Mr.. Webster were
easier to sacrifice than the spOns In th language
Of q plantation chorug-
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and aIoek Goats can now be Erocared from TAILOR
cians the fence should procure them and
they ted that either light or dark
eide may be outwardly the interest wishes the
wearer Dictates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

can get beautiful English and American Impsri hree-py
Gsrpetng at ts and So ysrd st No. 80 Bowery,
HIRAM ANDERSON'S Alse we'll seasoned and perfect
Floor Oil Cloth ats 3d. 81 and As per yari; elegant
offered in this city.
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C1nnsy III httlng Shrts dear prce. No
have left will be permitted to leave GREEN'S
establishment No. Astor House. His system fitting To-
the style of his shirts matchless One At
Green's, and you become permanent custrmef.
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requested 20 assemble General TayIor Head
Quarters 70 Fulton street. IF and
egnp ourselves tor the winter with
the doubtful bank bills may have hand At prices
thai will astonish you.
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Holders or Broken Bank BllIs-Yom are-

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ready made Clothing. Cents Furnishing Goods So Also
ana Chdrens Clothing all of the best description.
One price for goods and N deviation.
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Bank OF New KOcLeIIe, FarmerS Bank, Nina;
Western Bank, White Greek; Government Stock, shgan
Commercial bank, Perth Amboy aud the Bank of
bridge taken at for Shirts Collars Gloves Hosiery,
CravAtB, etc., at SCOTS cheap Falton street.
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