The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15


who calculate the hcart-rending misery that /,
brought TO many family by Of the abov
nature Being party ON this occasion, assure you
speak feelngy. .D.B.
OWr Boston Correspondence.
Bosroc, March Is. 1852
The Liq&o~ La,s-Ko,sihs Visii Masachusefts-Lo,a
Mories-aS Iic,eihorre- Bsrcren's Ncto p,olume-ofr
Rantorrs Dslles->4 Nev Newspaper Mca-7A Weather,
DC. &C.
As you have seem the socaed Maine law has passed tho
Seuate by the very decided of thirty nine People
surprised when the announcer ent made As 1t
generally supposed that the vote would about
twenty four to sixteen in full Senate 1t being well
known that in principle majority opposed to IT,
though they had not tho courage say when brought
up TO the point but crawled through the very small
hole afforded by ths reference tho people which not
few lawyers think unconstitutional and will yate the
whole affair when 1t shs be carried to the high legal
tribunals OF the nine who voted against the BILL six are
wings from tho county Of Suok-in other words Bos-
ton-sne ia a wing from Nantucket and Dukes, one
free solcr from Middescx and the other from
the same county This vote indicates nothing regards
public sentiment which is not in favor Of the law livery
contested election that has been held subject has
been agated has been decided against law In Lynn
Monday, the coalition candidate for Mayor was dis
anced by the whg nothing Of tho scattering vote
which was quite large and all because the coalition
known 10 10 in favor Of the law and the wings opposed to
RI
IT, under ordinary circumstances Nothing but cowardice
carried the bill so runphany through the Senate and
that Is something that yet recommended or
psrties TO the good viii Of a brave people
The succcss Of the bill in the House Is confidently
reelected by its friends Indeed it said by those who
pght TO know the state Of things here that
comment reasons OF the great vote in the Senate
'rangement informally entered into by which it
freed that the Senate should vote down all amend
tents that had not been carried at certain time and
Rat the House should accept OF such had up to that
mc been maao. l know nothing of the truth Of this
Tory, but things look il Concerning
political effect of the should it pass pre-
sumo IL will IL will send up whig stock like bulletin
from tho grand army operating French stocks
dd tnes What may happen between and
November net prophet enough to say but judging
observation Of Massachusetts politics do not
consider TIKI coalitions prospect Of continuance worth
rush unc,s tho whigs should kindly perpetratc some
GORGEOUS b,under for their opponents boncfand that
with the chances Of great before them they
will not do withou, koning wing tact at very high
figure hardly consider that great defeats have
not taught them something that at least pass Tor
wisdom in this veiy foolish world
II is held by that the Law will BE- adopted in the
House without much trouble while Others say that its
fate Notwithstanding any arrangements that may have
been made above alluded to will depend entirely upon
the action Of the whig members OF tho House. II
they choose to insist upon the striking of the
On the ground Of It's unccnstitutiolaty. then must
that amendment be thrown out; and this the
wings do without taking tho position Of
mics the bill for there many good lawyers not
only wings but democrats. who hold that the provision
consideration will show that some awkward results are
likely enough to follow from tho Supreme Court pronoun
destroyed under IL would paid for and the
greatest trouble would follow The reference the peo
pe is simply political dodge and will least
weight with a grave tribunal The provision Of our
declamtion of rights which the friends Of the amend
ment rely would seem TO professional mind be
all against them Should the amendments be stricken opt
in the House then say the democratic members Of the
Senate shall not vote for the bill Admirable logic
which holds that the people have the right to bad
laws constitutions expressly formed TO
guard against the irregular action Of the people well
as Of courts and Legislatures
The New llaml hire election Rad
il did because OF tho folly Of tho wings and socrs
taking up the Maine law whereby they lost many men,
Of the Legislature Atwoods vote fell OF largely but
for the reason that no too insignificant parsonage to
be party ieadcr-eyen in New Hampshire. Last year
his stupidity sight blaze Of Indignation
that caused by the attempts Of the hunkers crush
I'm but as no such attempts were made this wear he
pnk far below contemr<, and has been left nowhere
Kossuth will be here in June according ac
sunts Ihe great Hungarian made great blunder
lille our Legislature Is IN session IL the height Of
pssrdity TO expect that his would obtain much
port from the people Of tho Southern States who do
u love intervention Of any kind for any purpose
GOULD judge that they have accorded TO him to adopt
Byross idea, such reception tro gives 10 wet blan
ket Here on the contrary, he would have been wei
ceived by both and people have
material aid" than be Is likely get from all the
regions lying aud being south Of Mason and Dixons
line. Our Legislature viii have adjourned more than
month bicse ms arrival and IA Will have no opportunity
OF communicating directly with the government Of the
State In it, full character All tbs work will by
committee which never enter into such things with the
spirit that would characterize large body
Dir Rsntous friends complain. with good deal Of
warmth that coalition Legislature should have made
his district weak TO render his Congress
very probemstical TO say the The free soil and
democratic majority in his district hunkers included
only aSS and the hunksrs alone there not less than
so strong and that hs stand very well with
them would seem 10 be established by the hostility which
the Post continues 10 show him Mr. Rantotn him
seu complains on the treatment be has experienced at the
h,nds Of his friends and though they promise TO max,
him United states Senator Governor perhaps he NAV
think such talk resembles that OF the respectable us
who sold the kn of the bear while the animal still 10
be slain when party depends upon - many contingen
cies as the coaltionts here II i hardly worth while
comment very largely upon It's ability 70 dispose Of places
Lola Monies, the charming and famous Madame la
Comtesse de Landsfedt Is expected here night when
she viii b. received by all except the puranic rogues
who let their right hands know what their left
doing whom they commit sin There V Of these
moral PerSonsges but would commit kind Of rascaty
At the instance q much lees respectable poehtates than
even admitting oil that has been sad about her be true
bs been guilty q only amialle weakness and one
which sas rsrey been allowed 10 weigh very heavily
sgAint pretty women and gallant when they have
had intellect and high station back them up and to
cover their eccentrictes then there Is no reason
@ pelhs thai the half that has besn said against her
has any foundation Ia fact
- Mr. Bancroft fourth volume was issued by Little 4
wv =, 1ur leading Publishing houses wednes-
sry s ~, ~sS up the thrsed Of American history
tnr I'M ~ ueeecding the trsaty "a AsaChapele
and bring " down y the eoso u The seven year. war
aud thu may Dc considered IN some sort iriuctory
10 Whist W. call the American Revolution thlpL n ~
best u his works, and tina, viii sdd a. b,s ,,
sAid that the work will u complste In four additio,s
volumes which viii bring the history down 10 ths nan
guration OF Arlington Apr 3oth i7sg Ii ,tatcin
Literary cirves that Mr. BSncroft intends IA nt,rc
recast the hrs three volumes % bis history - ra.hsr ~
rcvrits them This determination Imposing my inorne
ton 10 D. correct has out ~ the often A..
serted that tho distinguished author while in England
our envuy found many authorities which threw great
lsshi on our colonial history rather waspsh attack
nssssfcs supposed 20 bt written b. Mr. Hdreth
nfsi bhtNsaa The sa1ne gentleman in the preface -