The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

proossdiBes give It, that ysur readers nay 80
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M.sr oVonoe Comp M..rs. PI.s., Plies
ton n..a Avps; sos GsS.' .Ss-s ors,s
form Thompeon. pierpon. Hubbard Hathaway, Cob
DinInny Chsnberlsin-lS de- Mcdowell Warner,
Simmer Smith rs.
FoR WIZ. @. ORAN-BarnburAsr.
Meesrs vsn Buren, and vaodevoort-2
You will thus that the so'ts and bnrnburners,
In body. united upon their candidate Nth the
exception Of two of the lstter) and with the assist
snce Of their new and uDex peosed allies. Msssrs.
Hathaway and Smith, completely eutsoted the
hunkers
The runor of the death Of Col King reached us Ia
the rural districts the 30th uls, AMI his pre-
viops illness bad been heard Of, excited M little
interest learn from sundry politicians rsturoipg
West. that some desire was manifested BY barn.
burning gentlemen In Albany, who cretited the
report that tho of this State should be for
John Dix for Vice President, on the pretsnce
that II the news should prove true, the Saoate might
have 10 choose between Graham and DIX. D-i' her
having . mejority of the cleo oral les of tbs whole
union. A. their soft shell allies rejected the PROOF
sition however. 1t was not pressed and Col K,og's
fortunate recovery and return to Washington has
proved how foolish tho act would have been The
Jumor wss mite generally credited or pc,f.ssei to
be, among The fires soilers here, macy Of ~hon
would have been pleased TO find the vote OF New
York withheld from "vile, innuman stakeholder"
snch % they pledged themselves vt Bodolo III 1915,
never again 10 vote for
Speculate ns copce ming the cabinet now q ays
are tssicg wider range, and 10 'tead Of cond1ing
Gen Pierce to selection between Marcy aud DIX,
the cosljoIis's discussing the fitness Of Ertstus
Coming, of Albsny, for Secretary Of the creaury,
and Of John Stry ker, Of this county for Posmatsr
General. Both these gentlemen have done serviaa
in their ranks To the latter especi alv. two of
whose relatives were electors the defeat Of O'Conor
is due Hsclaims extend NJ far back as 1913 ~asu
bis friends protested 10 he al most assured bis
pointmt nj in Of Case success S,pe later diff
Guilty with Gen Cas- grovrg OUT of the rival
Michigan railroads, 10 one Of which Stryser is
largely inteissted, put him at varianrs With that
gentleman, ard led him to join Gov Msrcy's
"a~k~aId squad" last year. Mar Ssryker is
eslthy, we'll connected, tina intimate frieod Of
Horatio Seymour. ard Of Oreamus B. Masteson,
@, and, if really ic Tie field. would make
contemplate candidate. He reside, at R,me, ia
this county, and is President of bank thsre.
There are few acuter Dol usians in this Safe than
Mr. Stry ker, hut at the present moment bis shell Ia
OF the very softest texture
Mr. CorDipg Is we'll known rs a large lnsDueac
facurer Of railroad iron, and strong advocate Of
p,ote cteriss duties. his entrance iota rhe cabinet
were il o possible ever t--vould l- evidence Of
views upon tariff entertained by the Presideo It,
such, ut least. IA have never been a,sribu'ed 20
rim l fancy that Mr. Coming is, however te DO
the alternative offered 70 General Pierce, 10 tina
event OF Marey's complete upftness btiog urged
BE is he intimate personal FREUD of tba iasre-
gentleman, ard Inns followed hun througn all his
political phases and mutations dis Sealeh is
euornous ard bis capacities rs business m IN IA.
deubudly good, but b,s ebiii ia ststsspsushio Is
uot'ied No doubt he would bs gdiiec jmpli 3isly
by Marcy, and III, appoiutqeDt waalH BE- d iitt'e
lss- welcome to the hunbers than thai Of
Marcy h,mself
/ Mean wnile, although the 60 slitorisss arc hHs
divided as TO their prefer far csbnet officers
The bur ktrs preeeu Ut serted front, ADD uaao-
nous voics for Daniel ! Dickir-ps rhss noble
old pap, ~ho IS unwilling 20 beg fpr odlse. and who
hns proved 81 repeatedly that ne invss is cana6ry
move than Office, ~ their oa'y csrd,stto Jnsgs
Beard.iey. Of 0ue,da ana Ir o. oaor, oC Nav
are delsyo08 most deadeoly 20 do me III 2
candidates.. and unite 10 ureiog DcKinnoE's c.ai =
From Virginia voice u com ug up, fr3m tns n
| VITO tried hin vi tsmp1og otter, and stao 1
astouuded ~ b,s masusu,no1 u decet soG fro fac
Mich an whose invorie sou h. has Ia 'rie0d Il Sc
| steIplS ard uuHuchiagi T--and tram every quarier
a. tn gent State whose Uuisn -iovicg sentia me-
| so hettd HI perds md traitors he alone Of all
statesmen bss never Dsrepr~ssated, 81 no or
abroad 1he hnnkers o. New York. bsa'ea d En
III ssore of fghts, scbl owi.dg,cg toeir rGoks
thirped by defeat a0d do'eStion, bu sssafipg 300
1 thei OLD a'form of principle md proud II thsir
posi IN 1913 ana enne. pras-Vt teir few
lite to GeLersi Pierce AID 20 the crUntry end eaey
b pre ne second choice II velook sround upon no
/ exclaim. IN the terse language Of So sksbe4re:-
| Il have better faces in my tms
| Than stands on any should-ra that SEQ
Before ct tbi- moment"
Cnntrssted With them oil "a the man. ard The only
| On ic man, Of ali New Yorks brilliant children
| who never sWcrved from the line Of hs dn Y. 40
never blescbed from the 'tarm o. ohloqnv, AID @ho
| Dever forgot. in the Widest moments Of eeitatioa
his cath to support the constitution and the Union