The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10
From our New York Correspondent,
NLw NoRK, July 3, 1859


NEw ORR, july 3, 1859
Mn Enrror II il one r,morkahl, f,atur, Of
the present contest Tor the Presidency. that the
extreme Northern and Southern States are un.
dispu,edly and un,nuiyoeaIly for Pierce and King.
and thus psrhnps IL afforded the best proof tbat
couli Ia, d,s;r,J nf tbe elF,c, which iii, ,Lrrtiou
will have in strsrr,hening the fraernal bonds of
the Uu.p. and beelin, dangerous political dis
sensrn- Alabama stretches out her hand To
New UtWnshirs and they rorlhaIly rrazp each
other. resolved 1, achieve A united triumph All
the New England States ,xc.pt Neriupnt are
most Likely To- vote for Pierce The Win, party
of Massachusetts, D, entirely d,nrcanizcd and dis
cun,f,ted the Webster men declaring them.
selves irrr,opr,,labla 10 scott. and many II hem
tlr,at,pir,, NOT only 10 Withhold their support.
Inn, Actually +, y,,, ,r,ipst hin, The uhis. Of
Rb,d, Island an, in nT,r,, III, sane condition.
Connecticut has Er tv, Successive, wars. elected
In, gallant Cal Srymour t;cy,rnnr ana Il may
he .npsil,r,d rs sur, t,r his brnther in orrp :.
Frank p,r,,, as m, Nav U,,,rsl,,. and NJ ,ine
4 ,rand mas, msstiu, of IN. D,m,,r,cy from all
the New England States sill be held IN August
The ri,,bt sr,rit i, abroad among Them and they
are determined not To bee outione hy the south
EN- States IN rplu,, M overwhelming maiuritlrs
lur the National Nominees.
d lNtfnNgT
is intense. bat their resolution and determination
t. ,r,.yl hl,f for our nominee ave still greater
There have been no such gatherings here, for
wears. Some Ward meetings. have drawn Ia.
,cthcr a. many as elrht thousand persons. |
went to one Of these meetings, the other might
and am sure there could not have been less dian
that number present Many were doubtless at.
iractcd by the announcement that John Cucarane
was To- be the principle speaker; but the great
bulk uf those present were there 10 cyntc their
attachment to- Democratic principles, irrespective
Of men CochrIue is a sound headed fellow. and
one Of .he first jury lawyers in the city some
say the very FIRST He il equally successful be
fore q Letiuod audience or a gathering Of tho
bays He Is Land Reiormer Of the most
positive stamp, aud is consequently popular with
the work classes
Movements are still in progress among the
wings dIsailccted to Scott for the purpose OF cuu-
gr,gauns whattlcy -tylc National Convention
Of Union men, without Distinction Of party to
nominate Daniel Webster for the Presidency and
It !, sand that the United Order Of Americans
have called meeting Tn be held next week with
tins Object IN view. have M confidence III the
earnest intentions u these peop'c tN 10 ANYTHING
Of tie kind Some of the more intelligent whg,.
who are sincerely disguised with The corrupt IN
ducuces which were brought 20 bear t,r the nom.
uatiou Of Gen. Scott, will vote agaln,, him, bat
those less Conscientious wilrctUrn To thc error Of
their ways, Ike q dog To Ia. yomlt" Rufus
Choate, Of Boston, i, a specimen OF the latter
class In the Wing Convention, and for week
9tiefw"ri, he shed crocodile tears. because his
mend and patron, Daniel Webster, wa not nom
mated, but having an eye 10 the office Of At
'ofrey General OF the United States, he has since
s"ne over {" the enemy. bag and baggage, and
declares himself IN favor gi The sustaining the
regular domination
beyond the death OF Henry Clay which Of
course Is Tue paramount SUBJECT OF conversation
every ~here At present, there is nothing OF i'm.
mediate m'crG here, which eSciirs 50 much at
t'nuoh acne proceedings which have been com.
mcHrei at the ln'tgaton n the British onsul
Tor the cN'raiiii'n, under the A,h6wton Treaty,
"ia Young lr>Iman named Francis Kane, who
l. A'tu;.d 10 De- a fugitive from Justice from