The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-30
Oar vsnexueia Correspondence.


Clsy axd Htbsty-The Whig Party iw the United
States a~nihilatsd- U@posprous Condition of
FesszutlG- CO upt Sta's If the Js4diciary-Cssts
~ q SSit tazsd al $40 0o0-- Wishes of the Major
yof the People for Anntration to the United States
Near Prospect Of Rtrolstiox Privileges of the
CoiOred Population of the Republic Identical ,cth
those Of the Vkite.
We have received the HERALD to the 9Th ult !,
and the nelap cnely tidiDgs it contains arc deeply
Sslt by every American bosom in this part of tho
world for it msy be well asked, who can be found
to replace Clay and Webster in the councils Of
stasei With those great lights, the whig party
have departed this life forever, indicated by the
votes oil the sovereign people
This country is in desperate condition Since
the "a January 1878. the party which is sly led the
oLesrcby party have taken no interest in elections
or government; and the liberal party, called, are
distxastipg the country. The Judicial department
il pollution itself The country is divided into
proviI ces, and these suboivided inso csntons and
parishes, ana at the head tosn parish of can
ton q tribunal established to entertain suits
70 sny amount The other parish TRIBUNALS
cannot entertain suits exceeding hundred
dollars. The Judges are elected by the local
auth oities from the NEST ignorant Of the cisi-
xsns, sLd lawyers are cot elected as jdagef OF
toe tribunals n the ffst in tance, but only to
the appeal courts. The judges ia most cases sre
very opt They he 70 sne power of zppDintin
their secretaries who almost invariably control
them These secretaries writer's wac hsvs
toleIabe knowledge Of the amer OF proeeedisg
and are extremely corrupt Tee situation OF Judge
has become degraded that no respectable person
viii sceep. tte cfee besides this, the laws have
been 10 sseIed by tne liberal party, that any per-
500 who read and write is abo~ed 70 practice
lawyer, AID charge the tuli fees Of adc1isled
advocate Ia fact, tho same party have abolished
the tarf Of fees, so the parties Who conducs SUITS
charge what saey like; and II the opposite party ask
20 have the fees redwood the Judge appoints 80 Of
the same clsss "a tax theE and they sake care rot
to rec nee them; Ins their decision 10 fnsL
The oDgsrsty Isrtz never think Of srpg liberal
for he weald sertAsly lose his suit and to condemn
I'D in costs
An irstasce happened in the present year, where
the rain ws;er Of house ran through some vacant
iots An eligaI chist purchased ths lot aSjon-
ing q liberal AID vailed IN his Lot, which stopped
the rain water falling -oto that OF the liberal ircn
being drained Cd Ms usual, and required hiHa to
mske . water course 70 she 81 Get. Inc liberal
brought q fuit, sstinatirg the dsmayes Mt the
amount Of his borse and sot The mater passed
through all the ceufts to he Suprsms Court, and
tie elIgsrsbist was invariably condemned, asd the
costs taxed for the liberal st $40 600. THIS ease
originated In CsJspan no. In tho provinos of Cuusns,
ara vii give you idea Of sastics in Venezuela.
All foreigners placed On par with the mem
berf Of the oligarehy
Those who are sufIering under the dsspotism
" hich rerens, look forward to the eDy hope-that
the day 10 not lar distant when their beloved coun-
by Will form state q the great America COME.
dsrscy. IL seems evident that the preseot state OF
affairs cannot last long, AID many nen Of intelli- /
gcDce ana obseI vation believe ths. there will be
revolution before the country be re-
stored utility, and that the struggle
viii te between the white and colored race for su-
peIiorsty The white population are as much adj
strte to The colcved race rs they are In the free
States Of the U1ited States but TO csrry out poll
zeal measures the legro lie placed on an equal foot
re with @hite man they are Judges, mold civil
mill y. |
wait the resuis OF time. LBERTADo.