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

Gasss, s.sss Pslb, end without sssss - prefers
hfs present posis,sn - the senate to any tho new
Pr@sic.nt cosld sfsr HIN Gov Seymour, our
present worthy e1ecn'ise, brothsr soldier
9TH Pierce. IN Mexico. aud "a in innate
tisr O. BIS steo bSen tar tho Secrstaryshp Of
War Thsss esS-net speeuistions sre,f however,
the msrest fudge Cabinet making Ia ira Ia and
Cen Pierce viii he found an sdeps a. it Proba-
bly, before this the members Of his cabinet have
been desip mated sbd been consulted regarding
the lesoipg tepcs in HE inaugural One thing is
certain; II will be much easier for those who make
poll zeal guessing business TO tell aill not be
me mbers tf the cabinet than to pane those who
will Gen Pierce goes into the Presidential chair
with hands un.i.d. and under obg stioDs to no one
but he s.isnsl Democracy Of the country To the
Thousands OF political weather cocks ~hs aided In
swelling his inm,nse majority, be feels under no
express implied obligation; be will, however, 70.
ward them a. they drserse One thing, probably,
may be relied on his sdiniuisration will be emil
neDily American With him faction or remnants
Of parties will ind any encouragement. Those who
have been uElueky enough to enlist themselves on
ether eide Ut any sectional controversy, whether
successful OF unsuccessful, ~i without doubt, DO
ltfs faoly in the lurch He will have few favor
ties. probably, ~ ssy President We have ever had;
and nothing butfouDd ste ling qualities WILL under
any circuu stances, 10 toe ground OF appointment
to tfice Tbese, teo, who have grown tat upon
the public teat during former administrations,
Will be left TO shirk for themselves. General
Pierce 10 not In favor of making any office
hereditary fass no WILL without doubt illustrate
IN bis appointments to efice Those who venture to
hope for men from che Cabinet down In regular
gradason to the lowe ofice 10 be flsd. will prots
bly, ks grat6ed But here are Offices to be 6lled.
and between now snd the 4th of March there will
be one grand ssrs mble To the honor of Oonneoti-
cut democrats be II said, they have ~ yet made no
sir ., AL over their respective claims some politi
cal meddIers have named Governor Seymour for the
OFF, Of Minister 10 Mexico Some Of the neWsps-
peIs, notice, too, have echoed this conjecture
a.. L..
his excelisney, ~ in all the calculations - to the
probe Die sppeh meDs, the finger of interested par
ties can be seen; shd be 10 the last that would
aek sDy thing Of The new Sjmipi.traaoa. He, with
ont doubt, e,j ys TOE friendship and confidence Of
Frank Pierce; but he has far 50 in seps ndence
and loftreS OF character 10 he suppliaot 1T che
hands OF any one; and among toe ocosd Of those
who are waiting and anxious Gu bs served, he may
be overlooked Be would truly nd rn any station
a fact which IL 10 weigh we'll with the new
President; yet tie tcea OF carving cut tor him
any particular place is all mooDshine There
few fst eff rss here IN C3uGectlcus. and, rs y
matter Ct course. tbeYe are a dozen or more
men, good an0 true " DO are Ambitious of serg-
ing their state srd country nv diling them
The Pest Office IL ihs o'y liz the best offi,e In the
State ana that there sno uld be = tolsrabe num9er
of applicants for i, Is by strange che
WosL proDisest csu1,G8te Ne yet 10 Hon Alotzo
w hrse. formerly IN asurer Of the Sta,e, and
worth SG0,N0 IL. Is bsesed ny one or tw, toler sbiy
powtrioi Influences IN fluences which may procure
for rim the ~isosd tor place yet hare will be much
stIctg oppOtitIon 10 hrs spp nment De 10 quite
receLtls n d. ibocrst, bayiog bteu irris0n cleo
tor In 1910 abd be IS Dot resident OF the city. e
L. Ptase, young maH hn1 n bookseller OF THIS
city, sio has tfienos woo would DO glad TO see
him have sbs place A hs makes more money,
however. nv selling tbe New YORK HERALD, than
he canld do by selling the people OF Hartford lot
ters, be ea9uuo.eoly sares but Htle for Jhe place
Be IS good msu, ana ~oaid make GOLD petent
officer Qa,te y rmicabs candidate has la,ely
sprung up il tbs p-,son, OF f. Rire, mechanic Of
this c,tS. $50 man universally popular Mr Roc
has teen VI She bard working democracy,
ard la'gs number OF his 'eliow-cisize0s are
Spxions VI rsvsJGipH him by gviug him the
Pest Office He isemp bstioally one Of the people,"
ard ~ hotb competent and deserving UnIer all
the crcon ,tsLees IL you'll not be strange ~ere he
to BIZ the lucky mao Bis appointment woul1 give
universal Satisfaction to toe masses; and we're the
people 70 6ecioe The matter thera copld be hardly
any question but hat he would be successful, Oae
matter yet 10 he settled, however, bsfore the APP
poiI n ent he nj 4de, ie. whether vote Of the
parry shall be had in the matter Toe moro
aeCt think q bsliot the noss pre- way Of de-
ter nirg tne matter This course wall pace those
who could II n1-nso tee matter In no delicate FIX,
one some fes Only are opposed to this aud pro-
before The day of deus comes, their better
JUG n ent viii be allowed 10 prevail, and vote BY
the people will be the coDseq hence
Prep. ere sirosdy beginning to DO made for
the State election in April. rne democrats will
bav- 10 fight the combeed forces of ~higgery an
Maine lawism or The result, there osn 90 hardly
fbsce Of esabt. The Wing part, Of this State are
buried 20 Ter beneath the surface of the POLITICAL
hemisphere that the CRY Of pap will hardly
fusctate Them Broken d~yr, defeated, and dis
b.srtensd Is hardly to he expected that they will
rally with sDy courage or enthas'asm; and the eff
forts Of their Maine Law sliies will hardly help
them Were thew TO be called into the field In
a week, they could hsro y poll rs, 900 votes.
full vote in Conpsoticnt has ever before been .
wh's victory, bst tho recent eleetion has demon
az afaA NJ all
ocrsts in the FUN tide Of victory. acd kno wing
tner strength will exert is; aud, if exerted, VIC
tory 10 sure TO he the result The Wigs are labor.
ipg with much eisseetion in their ranks; ami there
IL IN their party little # she uoitV which is necessa
~ to corduct . Pohtissi csnpsgn successfully.
Trey will snd mnes difficulty in agreeing upon
osD6iSs.e The old ticket IL MS politically da nncd
II the candidates. had been members Of the arc
ford Convention. rev candidate will again leave
the party IN rtaiDty course that will seldom
fail to kin sry party Among the candidates, the
names Of James Oxen, tx Congressman; Ablaa
Ustiip. sx .esptIcer; emo host need not name,
are nebt'on~d. The contest in tbs Democratic
stsfe Cosveation VIII be between hon Chss
IDg.rsclj, OF New Haven; aoo Wn j Burial, of
Bidgt port; snc Hon Samuel Inghsm OF Say brook
Gov rnst Sey m96f viii net again be the nominee !;
be vii rot scc pt H. TIE gressiona ri candidates
are mary Cf them, noninstet, in embryo, AID q
month wild foresssdOg matters so tnay | can give
you prediction. snish will he both correct in-
tcres'irg The contest viii be M interesting one.
principally from The fact tsat tha Maine law sill DO
unt Ouseoy BEEN phso ss sins it. sc saxl be rid
o. ali snch luissnees for a log Time TO come Tia
mcaps 0pJondi 1t he cffereat parties and org1ozA
tions, ,ou shall be sppriaed ct as they wax inter
III sue; ana If tho voice Of tse people isss il viii
eatirg The vea,hrr 10 as pleasant as a May mern-
ing Farmers slts46y talk OF oughng toSir gar.
deDs spd there ~ Iito sbout toe aspect of nature
that tetkens the middle Of the frss month of win
ter. Our Connecticut farmers regard It as auspi.
Sious, and c0put every piesaaat day as dollars in
their pockets. Forgive this long infection.
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NEW YORK.