The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-31

IT." said he, {" tho wings carry the day, tn, ial
viii not DC heard from again It tho coalition sac
means Of destroying it." This was plain talking
and may have opened the eyes Of some members .
the coalition to what rum laws mean.
| i ne joint special committee on Intervention hAl
been apIointed, having for its basis that part Of
tae Governors message which refers TO tho subject
IL consists Of Mr. Hssevel (dem), and Mr.. Alley
Snee soiil, on the part OF the Senate and OF Mr.
! Holman lwbigl, OF bofton, Mr.. Thompson (frss
| coll, of Niibury, MIR. lanes (dam J, Of Lowell.
! Mir Mann (dem }, Of Randolph, and Mr. Stoweli
| (wtigl, OF Peru, on tae part Of the House. s0
| acquainted with the opinions OF only two of thu
committee and they are interventionsts enough 70
satisfy even kosspth himself thai Is u say they
are Ia ayor OF Intervention to sostaln non-inierysn
toI. Iaree othars arc supposed 10 DO more likely
10 favor the Same than tho opposite one.
while Of the sentiments of the othe, Two havs
heard nothing said II is said that the mites
vii. probably report in about fortnight. and
perhaps there will be two reports made.
Inc matter OF Councillor for Suffolk had boon
tremendously settled, tho coaiitionists selecting
Aaron Hobart, brother OF ono ss tho Norfolk Sens
tors for the place, without troubling tho democra
to organization OF Boston about it, whiob organize
ton however graoiously pleased to endorse th5
action Of the members ofthe Legislature. Equa-
toColonel Heard in talent and much liked for psr
sopa. reasons, Mr. Hobart viii make q popula-
councillor He IS an original Cas- plau, being CON.
sp,cuo.s among these democrats in this state who
| Dgougnt forward eDeral Ass for tao Presidency
| more than eight years ago. Coionel Hsards de-
teat (Which, by the way, was the work OF demo-
Gratis ii Tree solers1 is looked upon rs chewing
That the Post has no m0rs ;na 1encG AZ court than
! MS possessed by Sir Francis Wrcughead, who had
| said " aye, wneu lie should have said I" no" 40
cOIoiag TO one account, some OF the very geatls-
men VINO buried tho Colonel without mi, AIRY
ho15rs par.oOk o. his champagne ard chs ,seu
salad last winter, vnen 10 gave {" spreai in
horror OF Mr.. GnGeromany defeats, tas aggregate
" which was great victory What gives point
% the whole - the fact that Colonel Heard WA
used through tho last contest. to WI 20 articles for
tie beS. IA tayo. Of tne coalition, aud shicn his In
lueuce nth the editor OF shat journal enabled him
70 get Published. Decidedly, republics are angrats-
tul
Ihe-e has been, as yet little puoiic business Of
importance Geuc By the Legislature, though It IL
SOW IN the third week OF It's session some eubjecss
ara tho hands or committees. lnat ot r9 DIS
tsiotns tbs State has been referred go joint
committee ct twenty one fourteen on tho part OF
tha Houfe and seven en- that u The Senate. The
chairman il Mr. hnoFlton, democrat, ant the o.
alition has a prepoGderaDcc en- tho committee
lhG' party obtained q victory, though ~ ciose
rG'c on tho question Ct constitutional reform,
Thursday, il the House though by only four
iarity II vote Of 30 tbs vote standing 10 TO III.
no coalition, indeed, hangs together wonderfully
vel, that being the oniy way t. prevent the whga
iom banging it members separately
Tho protection dodge has heon revived hero.
~ me Introduction into tAe House " a series OF
resolutions the rurport OF which Is, that all the
owls under the sun arc attributable to the present
tariA More protection u wanted for QUO Gin
font mGnaiacsures;' bu' don't much think they'll
gat IL. The resolutions may pass the H0u3e, bat
they r y BE- suImarily disposed Of In the Senate
he ioea OF 81 ui lligcn STATE like Massachusetts,
Re !i,ming o bumbug that shoula never have
found advocates even in the darkest ages il super
lativelg lbsuid The extravaganza o. our mana-
tactuing corporations, in paying high 5aiaries to
oiceys called agents, &c should tc pu. Oh end to.
before people are taxed more N order That their
ey4i arrua dividends mRy be run up TO eight gc
ten rer cent The average sum wsssod ia the pay
ment q salaries to men who render ,niy p,iiticat
services, ~ our manufacturing ooIporaticns can
net be lees than ten thousand dollars ia oaoh CASE.
| = 9gcbt who could not tell factory from . ship
whf1 he frs. took tao place receives three, f1ur
l Eve taCueand dollars per year according to his
value in .lc political market Then como NUM-
her OF Inferior employee some Of VIII u are wholly
necessary, and others paid ne exscav.gant rates
tor ordinary services There il not naR uflctur.
ing corporation in New England whica ha1 not
Dor OF genteei paupers CHARTERED GA tin soma
instances the relatives Il great Stockholders, and
il others political workers, who useful in lobby
ing il state Houses and tAe national capital, oon-
giLcIg every opa who Ia ass enough 20 listen 20
tGeu, that me best way 70 u lie thing cheap Is
u TX i high that manufacturing Is Gao sole buss
! resa To-thy OF Z rational people, 3rI that Dives
must b protected against Lazarus, who is eating
hm ~ When oar manufacturers shall have
esfred 10 c1udact their business economic lily, and
! slali Rave ceased - giGd their operatives while
| ptusiosirg political AID other .0sters, It will u.
time rocgh FOR ihsm 10 afkthc lie of America
/ = c:4piy tHeir pockets into their !reasuriaJ By
! t.sTcr reductions Q! expenditure, me mauutac-
! tu;tg intcrcgss o. New England could add nearic
million q GU..ars 70 rs annual divide 9ds-a sop il
nay bc rgppgsGG, auflctrt 10 sag Terra tioe, even
\ Lte appetite 81 such mOrstrous Cerbergs
! Tire srnoaucement ttas Mr.. Fillmore will not
| withdraw "a favor Of Nj. Webster has Eot caused
| much talk n this pace, which one may call Mr.
Webster's eJ-e No "a - possession OF his
strfes mar tho remo.est idea that other re- ntlsmaa
bas any more cbaDco Of becoming Presiieat OF the
Iaitcd Slater than Learu Roln has OF becoming
Pr-sijer, q France IN s12. OF the two Rolling