The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-04


ses Who ere Determined T. stand between the ., ton
ists ana Presidential sanshse, should Gen. Pierce b
chosen. They have already diviGed tho oaAses aso,
themselves sad, andlng that tbc viii ust one pics
to each member OF their party hey have ooms tLe
person into the comfortable little snuery they Ia
erected Tho material " this thought 10
ncse elegant than substantial by some architscss ie
icing Of the wood whioh from time mm
rsl' 1t mas been tho custom TO construct chaiesua
Eyssne. In Mr. Rsntoni's district. the other dsy,
bunker ratfcstion meeting ~ss held at Marblehesd.
just bakers dozen of respect able gentlemen attended
Nr. Welrs who hao all the way from New lamp
shire to address the meeting ieit foolish the meet
ing wes. and probably carried hack 10 Gen Pierce
very exalted account OF the enthusiasm that by
,one papers published in 1eAas Is just raging in
cu.ious-thouah believe not entirely original bet
WIS made here few days ago Mr. A.. who had just
one hundred dsars by eating "a uab day for six
weeks wager j with Mr B. that he would eat thou
sand eCgs in thousand hours He Is 10 take them he
pieasss-toD,f sred raw, roasted &c The FreLch arc
sui1 to have modes If cooking eggs
days IN the year bcsie which presume that tho geo
tleIran take them in the shape OF esg noe SC
lave head Of who brtted that no would
drink thousand e,asss CT gn 10 thousand hours and
would hs,r won bat for tho mat he would 1t
coutne bsef 70 he one glass an hour got drunk end
Z into the trap or gan which hi adversary knowing his
isLnSs bad cnnnngy set for BIN Aser Ill these bets
than those made elections. epeakinS ~
which reminds hat of my Webster freria hay-
ing vsgcrcd largely his tayorites nomination.
trived 'e hedge ngcniously to losc even in that
What does yoor neighbor ireeis7 meon Ii stating
TINT Horace Mann free -Olier III islS iIe
good ~hig and nothing else al hal time ald The
regular wbg candidate in his district for Congress but
was supported Also y the .soi!ers 50 that he re-
eeiged Iarglsb vote. the opposing candidate being
nowhere Horace lost III, place IN the wing party simply
through mscac natirn IA 1850 aud before the death
CT Gen Taylor. very powerful Efforts made TO bling
about "ceatcn between the hs, and fcee soiors in
his State. One II TIE Items CT the that
Dir. Mann should bt made Governor jumping to the
conclusion that reached only oy wary waiug
the Honorable gentleman made bis yruous ssh a, Daniel
Hetstp hi Of oh
another Of the items OF the proposed coai that NJ.
Webster ana h friends b. started overheard like
many Jonahs into the .hst the polisics,
world at that time rasrmiAed Ne damaged his game
nightly by his heroic prudence; and the death of aea
Taylor which led 70 power passing INTO Mr. Webster
bands completed the work by pacig the Wig party IN
entirely position Instead q pushing others
board Mr. Mann compelled 90 tase the part Of Jonah
husef nut eli agsnt his viii being his hrt appeal
any Stage III ibat character The ~hict Mr.. VALLEY
against him but tha democrats to spite rho ~higs abaa
doned their candI .ate.tne crytn and singnlrly
stupid MIR Nbittcker--and went TO ths sup
port Of Mr. Mann, aiding the free sellers elect hini
Yet the gentleman has always maintained his wing prin.
cples aud is further anti wg than what is inyolv
cd i'll his being violent indignant hater of Mr.. Web
scr lie wss nost strenuous supporter Of Gen. scots
nomination by the wings AMI labored for months TO
transfer the free sellers Of this State to Senator Seward
He here last spring and worked hard to that
end cntine tina. 10 support Gen. Scott would be
substantially voting for Mr. seward who TO be the
Suiy 10 the American iIen.i Quare 1t currently
said that he wrought diligently to bring Gen Wilson
10 the faith but without This casting in his lot
with toe Gen SCOTS party was another blunder for the
democrats had begun 10 look kindly upon MIR Mann and
would probably have assist his being next CO.
Of Massachusetts, by the condition but he has
offended them and not nprobably will have leave 10
go into retirement AT the expiration o. his ent term
II Mr. Greeley knows about the politics Of other
states than he appears to abou; shall be under the
necessity OF ceeing 10 honor the Tribune and me
Englph say, take in the Eapress, to keep up with
New York whiggegy which perhaps wouldn't be change
for the better Tor if Horace is somewhat fanatca the
Express man is deused GLOW
great deal of Is bestowed upon city GO
vernment by the temperance because IL has abolished
the Office of city marshal TO avo they say aordng
means for the law against the sale OF liquor
II that tho motive of the act 1t must be admitted
that the city authorities not without
for tho law is queer an affair h vt it is by no means
certain that the city would be compelled pay
all the liquor that shall be seized and destroyed underits
operations. The best legal advice that can be had has
been taken by the city government and that says that
the responsibility vl be very grave, and should not be
taken by the ctyao that the law must depend upon
the ordinary means of its fulhlmenJ ext aordinary
itp character IS Its friends have 10 one to blame for
this but tbsnselyes. for they obstinat.y rfuged whe
the bill was Nodsr discussion TO accept Of some amenl
mnts that covered he point that has cur con-
script fathers They would have the bill the whole
bill snd nothing but the bill" There are those who
think hey VIII get nothing but the bill
II Mr. Webster should have grs reception here
next week il will be from want enleavo get up
something worthy 81 the man Ills friend, are deter
III ned upon showing 10 the world how much he
Owed in Boston while his wbg opponents anxious to
rdace any unplea ant impressions that may al present
loud his mind They expect that ne viii the
SION 90 make denomination in fvoe of Gen Scott and
% halmonize the ptry Some thing taa have red
curing tins week how YER do not appear very favorahla
% this end At ratification meeting in fiichburg heid
last Thrfsdny evening Sir Lee delegate from the hf Ii
0atrct defended his ;u the Sa.iona Col-
Sention-he having been one OF the two Massachu
setts men who voted against Mr. Webster from iirst
q lat. His statements give clear contradiction
to those made by Mr.. Hayden ia the Boston Ca.
rfr, respecting the chances Of Mr. webster recuiv.
ing the nomination If he could hive ob'ained
come forty votes fr the free States and letter
read at he same meeting from Dr. Belt delegate fcom
the Fourth district which confirmed r Lees position
This letter at the first sight is calculated to shake Mr.
llaydcns sat.m ns because the writer voted for Mr.
Webster in every baotipg and therefore down
OF bis saunehes friends but tho who know the real
state of the Gaze rather see in il confirmation of these
Statements for Ir Bell Notwithstanding mis- aife,ta-
tion Of regard for Mr. Webster Is OF heart anti Web
-ter and only voted he did because he dred
oiron h Wing opinion 4 ola district which is strongly
Webst'r,aD He Is ambitious of "A nomination for Con
sa the wings say and did not choose to oe the sup
port of The dominant part Of his political associates
home. lie wa OF those wings wao in the delivery
Of the 9Th OF March Sseech for throwing Nr Web
ste out Of the wing party. and coacscing with tsfree
oilers. aud when oe chosen delegate Mr. Web
tcrs friends in other districts asonshed but
ceaed their d satisfaction receiving that
h. would be found oil right in the convenonrs he was
We she'll prob by get a. the truth 10y and-by collision
Of minds generally bringing hat out
The fee solers working hard as both the other
parties. Their Worcester melting promises well
The proposition Of the New York Mirror. 10 have Nr
webster nominated ~ the American Union part can't
date hDd great favor here among Democrats OF
has teen done to the Secretary Of State and the ida
cr"iued by sinculary uncharta pepple) that
every State in the unioo has Sigh effect on
feir 1uds mont IL y plea ing 70 think hat 50
very nesr to the golden age Of politics If moi gh in It
s-1cz-zas
Hstrtoa.
On Wednesday, june 30 ~ the ney A. IL Wright, Of
he Reformed Prtsby erian Church Jane street Wiz.
LIAM CuNcAl7oN 10 Jtsrr Esw.uns former Of scDtiaud
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