The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-24

The News.
Although our telegraphe intelligence lie quite
Nif th,s morning, il will be found to contain some
very iDteIesing information, especially in polti
q, point Of view The dispatches from Ohio record
- movements of two of the Presidential eandi-
AA.es--Gen Scott and Senator Hale The former,
Aisr making speeches TO various gatherings of the
pope along the route, composed OF all sorts Of
pnhiiuisDs, rs well as natives of every ehme has
finally gone over 10 Blue Lick, Ky, III which neigh
h0shood, in conjunction with Gen. Wool and Sur
esos Gen LassOn, he 10 to select site for q mill
tasy hospital. His recent speeehes having probably
Aren mere repsttiOns Of those 1T Baltimore, Pitts
hnsg and Cleveland, lsuding the Irish and others
r their military qualities, telegraph reporters
Nave not apparently considered it worth their while
10 transmit What be has had to say This negecs is
10 be regretted. He may possibly have thrown ont
0ne ssw isea--in which case the people generally
would be pleased TO know it. We are sorry to
harm that poor German was killed oy the burst
hs Of gun, while firing salute in honor of the
esberal on Wednesday.
Bot, while General Scott has thns been pe.ambu-
Atsg the State Of Onio and addressing its citizens
Obo assembled to zee him NJ the different stopping
p'ssss, John p. Hale, the Presidential nominee Of
the ri tsbnrg Convention Of free sellers, has not
hseA FAR in the back ground. No sooner had the
0<Eeral left Columbus than Mr. Hale came into it,
aleDg with Senator Chase Both the latter gentle
stamping Ohio, but thus far, it is reported,
Neg have utterly failed 10 awaken any degree Of
snAusiasm snong the free sellers. This is pretty
ssrs sign that the majority Of the people there in
1snG 10 20 with the two old parties, under which
Gissuns aucee, the democratic being decidedly the
stIoogest, The vote OF the State viii be cast for
Pierce and King
A despa oh from Albany states that the anti
R1'ers are determined to hold State Convention
On the l4sh proxino, for the purpose Of nominating
. 6isto ticket. This party have Of late years held
The balance Of power, and by supporting those wing
and democratic candidates whom they approved.
A>ve generally managed to cut to pieces the tickets
II the PARTIES. What plan they will adopt this
gear, remains to be seen
| Tive large mass meetings were held yesterday
sse whig, st PIttsburg, and the other democratic,
~ Augusta, Ne The latter brought together seve-
ssl Of The most eminent and efficient men Of the
party, from all sections IF the Union, the speeches
Of vDem are reported to have produced the most
nnboUn Jed enthusiasm. Il is this incessant and
aDiirirg working Of the leading men among the
Democrats that has prodused such remark able
hnspipIity Of feeling III the party ranks. There viii
- no shirkipg, 10 lodging among them, when the
lime comes W vote Why do not those who have
lthsrto been considered WING leaders adopt the
5sme policy The meeting Of the wings at Pitts.
bug wss quite large; bat it must be reool
sstsd that it was composed Of delegations from
many Of the most populous counties OF Penn
clvanis The despatch states that, rs . wind
b TO rbe affair, procession, composed Of exsNy
sr.s hundred and sixty seven persons, paraded the
rests, with banners and music and succeeded In
rsusDg "tbs dormant enthusiasm Of the wings"
I'D they procured good speakers, they would not
ave been compelled TO resort TO any such expe.
snt. General Leslie Coombs appears to have boon
70 only speaker Of any note in attendance.
Mr s. II. Valley, formerly Webster msn, WAS
,sserday nominated for Congress In the Fcursh
stsict Of Massachusetts,. The speech made by Mr..
IL, on the occasion, does not speak very well for
b copslstency-on the contrary, it sounds very
sch "a though he vas purpossly deserving Mr.
lobster, at the very moment the real friends Of the
xsr are moving with some show Of eventual
secs.
"a IL undtrstood that the boiling democrats from
Massachusetts, State Convention will support
Bishop, the gubsrna.orial nominee Of the ma
hy. TIE bolters in Norfolk county, however,
" put Ioftn separate Senat0rlst Lcket. OnaoI
the circu instances, it lie not improbable that the
~ between the old line democrat. and coalition
viii be amicsbly cemented prior TO the day OF
stion, SO far the State ticket 10 concerned, in
ish event all their candidates viii, most likely,
elected.
.ast evening very curious meeting Of the freq
socrasy took place at the Chinese buildings II
be seen that the movement is going ahead. and
nh be also that Scott men arc mixed
.ish IL, and intriguing for their votes.
here sre said TO be two hundred and fhy-two
. on The calendar Of the Court Of Appeals,
Oh 10 70 meet In Albany ns1t Tuesday.
his 10 certainly . great season for fairs. Tho
Liesn State Fair, nov In session ct Detroit, Ia
,rtsd 70 be by far the greatest and most nums-
~ attended Of any previous exhibition Of the
I. The hortsculturists In the negtborhood o.
sburs had beautiful disp,ay Of their produo
. yesterday.
. publish day, report Of The prsesed'ngs a.
slese Of the NoW York horticultural Society.
ssssy afternoon. The awards 10 successful
pstisoss, In each class, vls arranged With much