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


from what Jour correspondent asserts, and I iafss
ne has the boot on tho wrong leg in this respsct.
Az to tbas part Of the communication that says.
"tbe burners have deBe pothiDg in the past in
which they had not the best interests Of the whole
country at heart and Of viii ,h their conscences do
tot spprove" also, ''tha; every demoor attic state
reform nearly, for the last fifteen years, has bsen
carried through by the orgy and untiring exertans
Of the burners fsqoenty against tho efforts Of
leadirg hun ers. srd tho ~higs IL Ia almost too
absuId 20 porice' True. they were fighting against
both bubktrs and wings, When they supported
iuch men tor Office 3. Charles Francis Adams and
Seth NJ Gates Perhaps that IS the time your cor-
respondent al0dss TO If 70, be 10 correct The
huLkers never bad their sciences stretched %
to be made to believe thai the iBt rests Of the
whole conDtry required such At tho head Of our
nsiioDal or State soverouenss. believe he Hum
ksIs boast Of sl~sya having had democrats ct THAR
mast head and peV1r yet have been under the neces-
SHY OF Iesortipg to tho wig ranks for m storisl.
Again, ~ regards the burners bang 20 trus &,
the democratic fa'tb sDd ofiste 80 much in favor Of
unity. IL 10 only Decesssry 70 glance tae returns
Of the late election s0u,d msrely ask who IL wss
that defeated such mon Ses msur, Moutou, Mundy,
Smith, Hough and leland. for coDgreo1 /. does not
1ook iftho wings had IT, for they had not the
power. IL oerta My vas net the hunkers, for these
men we're their obsice Who de.essed them IL mnsS
have been dese BY those sh0 hsa the best interests
OF the country ~ heart
soner Festt l; viii he observed thai hc falls some
two thousand behind biz ticket, and had It not been
for fomo twenty ave hundred Wig VOTES that he re-
ceived fer bis efficient and upright course in the
line Of his duties, there would have been Ave thou
sand les, yet The whole game 10 well uaderstosd.
On the Of the elccioa, Of the editors Of the
barr burner orgsD WAS Old tour In the northern part
Of the State ostsnsioy for he purpose Of dsfestine
Fellett. While on bis mission, letter came from
. reliable source. sta,wx the facts - they were.
The contents of the letter leaked ont and naturally
created Gaits stir in The camp. The hunksrs wore
satisfied; all they wantsd ~ss to understand the
matter, 20 as to shape their course accordingly,
while tbe burners were in tribulation Snd know
not what to do The n atter ended, ! believe, In
the gentleman or gentlemen, (for there we're several
OF Them berg cal "a aoms, aud pledges made once
more TO support The ~tov ticket Sail the votes
chow that bev inteLdtn 10 defeat him, % tney had
no idea Of the democratic majority in the State
b, ing 80 large. but calculated thst on the State
ticket II would he q close nm.
On the coDtrsrv. Church, who was 80 obnoxious
to one tse ion ~ Foet was 20 tue Other, received
the whole cemocra 'c vote AS we'll AZ share OF the
auti ItDt thus showing, =, least that the hupkers
acted Sc they Away DO w,-n edged-iu good
faith Can uch be said of the Darn burners? Yet
after defeatipk. or tempting 10 defeat one OF our
candidates. toey viii cry ous Justify, harmony!
tRmoDy!'
As regards the sourse Of the Argus aud A,lGs,
over The peech # ATTORNEY General Chstaeld and
the sUpp'ss-Ioo of tosss, would correct your cor
respondent III = few o his statements In the first
place i kT OW IL NJ several tuaste WHOM appeared
in The A,ios of the following DAY were never read
at the festival; they nay b.ve been presented or
: shown up' by tnose whose nodesry forbade their
amour eng then from bs'r seats, that all might
hear lbem This, Of course. ~ss IN It or Of TASTE.
~ d the may be sao of he Noise in the A.gws
of Mr. Cba6elos remains or rather Of the propriety
tIptorpoy Of eaks any noti,e OF the slAndsrcus
language he ustd CD thar occasjoa. But this, it
appears, Inserted IN the .osence of the respon.
s,bJe editors Of that ~ per bot do rot believe
there ptions To. general ssntim ant in re-
gard to his abusive, Cersouai remarks, or that they
wsu'dp DOT have been equally noet6sd and chsgrned
at the condroI of n Democratic state Sial in
attacBD z shat is generally Understood here TO be
jnpenot ble the privs.e ceara,ter Of Governor
Hunt fbe pra nj ous pre- s'on Of your c0rresoon-
cent, that the ,Jks OF the Argus on 1r. Chat
feds utcalcd Tor snd uu.xpscted speech, was
matter OF regret by al sbo at,enied, IL very vide
Of the staie o. fact; AID assert, without fear Of
ssfu contrs do'iop tbst snopg the guests as
etnbed a. tbe festival taking into the range both
faetions there we're LoDe, scarcely one, who did
net depr ecate The tack sud condemn 1t openly.
As member OF the democratic party, who has
always supported The democratic csrdidsses, Of
course, offer defence Ut Governor Huas; nor can
/ subscribe To any ipenJ from suon democrats,
wn0 are known 10 iadu ga and glory 10 psr5onA
abuse If men kJcwU 10 no worthy olc'Eens. 1t IL
entirely in coIfet 9th sh. general senCmsDt, and
expressed at . time when the party were convened
rot 10 Sbuse in6iviisss Who differ from them in
opinion, hut to cnpsrstnisse cash other over =
briilisft democrats isiaBph In this respect, Nj.
in d. ciced bad taste sed couing IS they did from
on " invi,ed guest," we're oeservsoly reprobated
and condemned ny those tn osgh whose courtesy
he uss favored With an isvi alton.
The sentiment efcrod IN relation to General Dix,
find in the Argus The one In relation to Mr..
Van Boreb was never read .. the festival, and WAS
offered by who bad bsen very 0fisious 10 the
publication Of tosss. as Dotised here BY all
readers OF the pub iskrd sccoun,s Az you re- mind
your correspondents ,bst the .dt0s had suppressed
aone. will pass aver shss point.
Your correspondents does II Justice to ono OF our
estilBasls citizens. by asserting that he is cand-
date for postmaster Of this city allade to Colonel
John Ncrardel / sssert positively that no Il not
among the asrirants Tor that Office.
ALBANY, Dee. 8, 1852. II
The Hard ShsNs and the SEP Saeas-Me Cow
vtntion Of the Cod,ge # Etctms-T TIVE Natwre of
The Coalition Secrsts LET O.t at the Sspper-
Conspiracy Ago,~.t Daa,d 8 Dickinsos-Great
Egn,sto Se,,ve the appointment Of ErastAs Cor
ming to The Treasury B.vsan.
In commenting on the remarks Of your Albany
ccrrsspor dent Of November 49, you say taat s'fair
play is jewel /" from which assertion infer that
you are wilisg to hear and publish little on both
s:Ses Of The question.
The svppress,Bs, or Publishing, Of few toasts u
but small sfai: to write essay about especially
beth papers referred to voted about alike in tho
matter. Your oorre'pentenJ speaks loud IN praise
of the reforms introduced State affairs, By
what be caIs the radical democracy. With al due
difference to his opinion, some very sensible men bs
heys that many OF those b,asiea reforms evnos
more dsmasoFusism and poii,ic. qaAckery than
sound statesmauship, or legal aoumen, commencing
with the new constitution. and sniing villa that
bunglirg Sborti0u--tbs code. The balanss OF ito
reforms coDsists Ia ting up Issues ~ var with
the constitution Of this Union aad the domestic In
stitutiors Of fifteen sovereign Statss-in aAalyana-
ting with arch democrats az Seth NJ. Gates and
Charles Frsncis Adams, sud ia placing tbs State
and national adninistrstions III the hands Of the
common enemy. Ia sis statement Of the compare
tive wealth Of the csnd iatcs Tor the Post 0ce here
he ia as wide IF the mark when ne asserts thst
the National democracy, OF aard shells, are but .
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