The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-29
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The Necessity Of q Newspaper at the Springs WHAT
Gan q TrGpsler DO Wuhoi1 One ?-crolods and
con Cro,cds-Iems swd Incidents, &C.. Pc a.iead Y
n,. No HERALD 70 day, Cars oame off wthOu. The
package, this morning" Pray, stir your package
express, that We who seek here the semhlance Of
pleasure, shall not be deprived early glance OF
the HERALD, the best morsel Of al. An eminent
citizen Of Maryland, who had taken, from sheer ne
cessity, . Trtbune, remarked 81 am ashamed TO
be seen with it, but get other this morning.
/, the HERALD has not come" Saratoga was never
known more full than at this moment. Saturday
4 night brought large crowd The United states
turned away over one hundred applicants fully
and all the outside lodgings taken up.' Congress-
Hall was also quite full. The Union took few, and
is full The remainder lodged out," taking meals
at the hotels, Many have lett Saratoga to- day,
leaving just enough to be comfortable, and in that
active state Of funess, without overfowinc 80
desirable to landlords and the guests themselves.
The cars arrive and depart with great regularity,
and the whole machinery Of arriving and depart
ing appears TO be conducted with entire salts
faction to all. Saratoga is really pleasant and
doubtless, quite agreeable to that class of fashion
able elegants who seek amusement where all the
come and 60, stopping from two to five days. a
gentleman who has been q month at the Union,
says there are not over ten guests now in
the i house who were there when he arrived.
Not quite so at the United States. A large
| number are permanent guests for the sea-
son. There are quito q number of old political
campagners hereabouts; but no interest is tnken
by them in the labors usual upon the of Presi-
Dental election Marvin has never had his house in
such perfect order as now. The entire machinery
Of his extensive and truly magnificent establishment
ls IN quiet, regular motion--the fare admirable;
rooms Clean neat, and comfortable servants, watt
ers, and chambermaids CIVIL attentive. and prompt,
The number Of ladies here Is much greater than of
the sterner sex, and this, it is said, has been fea
ture OF Saratoga, so far, through the season.
t, Some considerable interest is beginning to be
manifested about the Goldfish to be, and we shall,
look for The Herald to keep us posted What are
Daniel Nebsters friends about? Are the politicians
afraid to move? Why, then, do not the people take
the matter into their own hands, as they did with
old Zachary, ana raise a commotion? Everywhere
intelligent, old, active wings declare they win
neither risk or spend money for Scott. Seward,
Greeley, Weed, Dayton and company, will have need
Of all their strength--a0 their lungs. The fact is,
aspirited, bold Scott man don't turn up in fort
nights travel Say what you viii, General Scott
viii never rally glowing. vigorous enthusiasm in
his support: tho smell of Sewardism is on his skirts
An active wing, Of the Webster stamp in CONVERSE
tion here to day, says that Friday preceding the
nomination Of Scott at Baltimore party Of Massa
respects to the Distinguished candidates. Arriving
at Washington, they called upon Fillmore, then
Webster, and lastly upon General Scott, when 10,
and behold! who do you think they found closeted
with the ilustrious general! Well, no other than
Senator Seward, Of New York Yet no one would
supposeIfor moment that it had anything to do
with his movements for the Presidency--of course