The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27
Oar Bosto~ COrrospsadc~ce,
Bovos, 6cptsnber g. 1853.

hsceWeNs-I6 Natrk M,~dr-yfmus-ueufs &C.
Websterrm Is on tho re. The presence OF tho great
himse In this part OF the country has put new life
into bis friends, and they taking measures to secure
for him heavy vote in his State Their meetings
have assumed character that untx recently WAS mn.
known to them. The number Of votes that they claim
for their chief il Is 600 Much less than that number
would be death all General Sootts chances here and
would be the Of giving tho electoral every
New England State except Vermont. to General Pierce
Who = New England man, ought to have them for
the breaking up Of the whg party here must have
great effect Connecticut and Rhode Island where
democrats already ahead. II the Webster men do
not very much overrse their strength and think they
do not General Scott win bs In most amazing minority
here. He cannot get above SO 600 IL they right,
while the other candidates will receive 10000 aud pro
baby mere SO that the wings would be In . mi.
noity Of not iess than SO COO In Massachusetts,.
Would not that be a rebuko to Mcssrs Draper
Grnneli Co, who " eold" MIR Webster and
themselves at the Baltimore Convention. General
Hsrron hsd 10000 majority here and Mr. Clay
dstsaced both the democrats and liberty men Gonera
Scott will be nowhere In this State Thus have tho
whgs' uodex bad management, fallen from their high
ettr men 20 carry en- the war the Of great
modification to the proprietors Of the Boston Courier
hls share in that paper the Of 100 for the
whole ard took security the property tself for the
interest the for which he sold has been paid and
that the only motive the pfopitors had la standing out
fo,cns the Scott men into purchasing their establish
Dent but the "oodgoi failed and the Courier retains
its political integrity. The Bee has always been right
Our Congressional nominations going On In the
two Boston districts Fourth and Fitch the wings have
nominated MIR. ALLEY and Mr. Appleton the latter be-
ing now member Dir Valley made formal Of
adhesion 10 the Scott party receiving the nomination
but his Websterism is well known. Mr. Appleton did
not wish to sgan but he induced consent to
prevent quarrel between the Capucts aud MOntagues
ct whggery. Mr. Bufiipgame has been nominated ia
the Fifth district by the feeeoers whoh s neither moe
nor less than polite way of applying tho political bow.
string TO his neck The wbg msjorty in the district il
thrown by feesoiers Mr. Budpgame's opposition
to the Maine law last winter in the Senate unpar
donabe sin In the ycs Of his political friends aud 1t is
Understood that they had determined not to nominate
him BRan for the Senate The Congressional nomination
is he pillow with which the frreso 0theo smohers the
oItnoipg petddmona l thought he had too much |
spirit to die tamfy especially n he has done his party
COED service ard Is personally popular His being dis.
poetd OF leaves the way completely clear for the frecso
of EiddIesex to nominate entire new ticket |
General Wilson aud efr sewalI both retirpg Mddesex
the battle field OF the State and has been since the
menccment OF the coalition to which gave both IT'S vc
tories. in the Ninth district the whss have nominated
Judge Tbomas, cut and out Scott Websterism
being over strong in Worcester county. Thus far,
peither party has placed in nomination rst class
man, and our next Congressional delegation will,
, ieex present a striking contrast to the present.
Or. Bell. in the Seventh district, Is tn" ablest |
msn yet before the public In the Eighth dis
tIct the wings divided though not TO an ex. !
tent likely to huIt them, between Mr.. Bartlett |
and Dir. Wentworth of Lowell. They made a mis-
take when they put Dr. Huntington up for the Lieu
tenant Goyernorshp. for be would have made capital
condldate in that district for Congress According
pr',ent indications. tho wings si pretty all
the AEic,s a. it viii bc impos bia with Mann ut
the h.sd d the oilers TO any such arrange
ents made roeia lead choice OF fre. slers or
aesa. creis hIjcts IN which there thousand
msjciy agant ths whiss viii neytrtbeless be repre-
entcd ty gentlemen of hal political faith. SO much
or stupia;ty in making frst .tep. The Frenchuau
who sad tbatit ia the first step opy that costs ought to
have added that wrong first step costs everything
reia oVar
victories that viii bs owing not hoir own strength
but 10 the fly Of their opponents from which wisdom
may be hatned Tor another chmpaigu EIcla, In his
Arhucana, says:-
"pocs no Ell venecdor mas estimado
De aquelio en- que teneido o. reputado;"
which being interpreted signifies that the glory Of the
victor is always propotoned to that of the vsuuishod
In such case our wings will not have much TO boast Of
or their enemies hsvo display single quality in the
Management Of their affairs calculated command sue
General Pierce has been in Boston this week Hell loft
fer home yesterday Many of citizens waited on him
at The Revere House and all much pleased with his
ufbane manners liberal opinions. and sound sense.
gentleman of this oity took the liberty OF aking him
he had ever said or written that he would prescribe
cats the eyan Of his election becaus. of their nc
n in local matters here had been reported by some
persons. Frank by nature as well as by next
President said That he had opinion
way the other the subject and that whoever
pre Dted him as having done acted wholly without
authority rom him IIe added that cvayy man Who
support. the Baltimore platform in his view de-
crat ana TO be treated such give this CONVEX
sation because attempts making by Scott to
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generally of dasachuet to be put under the
tsn Of tho party in the Of the OF Gen
1LeIe h not word of truth in their and
20 bs!nbu need fear that IL to De prescribed during
he next fouI years 50 long as b. gees for the cons
ton.
The bunker convention In Norfolk county va, great
affair The boers bolted again and there as great
chance Of the e party being further reduced there
of nytbiIg that can be reasonably hoped for But
Horace NaDps nomiDatit ard the Maine law coali-
lion would this, sheBery a. the elephant trsads
cCsn his eEtmies The co8litton il dOomed TO die will
le entitled TO "oEowners quest verdict of " death
from ina antyn
The horrible murders perpetrated Natick continue
10 be wrapped IN TIE pfofouDdest mystery The most in.
tilgept ople Of opinion that tho irsman Casey,
not the murderer there bepg in fact the
evidence TO warrant belief in his guilt except his
derng away from the house in the night time and that
j. papsiby accounted by some the supposition
~ a. he the murder Performed but will give up
the OF the perpetrator This would bo natural
q ndnct in an ira bmsn who in hi. own country had
always seen the law the instrument OF tyran.s: aud
therefore, heying contcnded agans. It's execution at
home see 10 Tor renewing Il here I
point of hon among the humber Ireland
not 10 be witnesses for prosecutions they help II
this sentiment long after their arrival in this country
not know how much value IL to be attached TO this
idse hut must confess that to hang Carey such
dtpcs AZ has thus Tar been brought against him
would in nay opir lon mt 10 a much worse murder
han That perp.trsted Mr. and Mrs Tayor 1t would
he judioie bntchely, without extenuatiDg circum-
stances Fortunately. the bafbarsIn of hanging has
been substantially abolished here and the conviction
q Casey would not necessarily be followed by his death
There too strong prejudice against the Irish in the
minds the more ignorant to 10 the prisoner
ct Justice in where the passions
ulIy appealed TO by Interested parties. All the stories
hat have appear about Mrs Taylor having recognized
Cssty and identified hm rs the murderer Of herself and
husband are totally wi hout foundation. she
spoke after he found in dying state The coroner
1t Is tsid has msmaDged matters from of know
ledge Of bic duties that much of the evidence that
have enabled shTewd officers 10 hare traced the
derer, as been completely obtefated.
IL is unfortunate for new law tgardng the Nepo
stion 10 be made Of criminals convicted Of capital osn-
that Of the worst crimes in the
STATE have occurred since its enactment The rst per-
ssnteDced under IL guilty Of atrcide while In Q
state Of drunkenness the latter tact being aravation
of crime in sen sufficiently startling and OF very
occurrence In this paIt Of the world Now have |
the NAtick tragedy, the most horribs affair
peIpeiraed here, II except tho wimington
murders two years ago, when Pearson killed his |
wife and children. / have heard both crimes attr
buied to the law. that law being importation
fiom Maine, and providing that every who shall be
nd. mned 70 die hall not be exelnted until