New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
BOSTON.
Mourning for SIR. Websier-SOntag aud the
rarsons-Poiitics-New Views Of General

Pierce.
Cofrc,p,Ll,aoe OF The Y. !. Tn1ube.
BosroN, Monday, Nov. y, lsj2
Boston seems like q workshop that has lost
iis boss Il il powerful busy city. The people LOOK
wizened and nury. They seem to mourn for Mr. Weo
ster with relish One cannot help feeling there i
da,h of rte toward the Scott Wing and rec S1lers
in the prolonged and o5truFirc manifestations aui
trap ings Of woe every where VII ble. But Boston c1n
afford all these dcinonstratons. Black cambria and
white cotton src cheap in this manufacturing center
The hotels and various public building are 't cal IN
the lablments Of mourning. The pars in front Oft le
fremont and Revere House, LOOK Ike huge BARRIERS
polos only ta black takes the place Of rcd in the
stripping In ore place, however, these insignia are
abundonily secmly and appropriate. Ths Il tue Gus
tom Housc The mourning IN this extensive building J.
sincere Unmisaksblcmark- oignefsie there on every
couutenoucc-bernng ofcoursc, the sagoa o. the small
sprinkng Of Loco ooos that the comeucy Of Collector
Glecly Las allowed TO remain, and whose appryhon-
sion Of removal are now dssipatcd To Whatever other
place time may bring healing the grcis OF the Custom
House will know 70 assungng Let the black cambria
and the whi:e cotton remain there till the fou-h OF
March ri ea,tl
soutag IL d,lglting the people OF this American
Athens Tie godiy people go by day, and the ungol
IL by night 20 her concerts Tho Clergy have beento
hear her once under tie luulght and have some ont
in n card ard publicly thanked the sougstrcss Tor IL,
cratuous entertainment. or course, this gets TIC
another invitation But besides where tho pastor
tie church and congrc cation follow. The clary know
how to get second invitation, and does SOntag know
how get fall houlcs by night. S0n:ag knows tli4
or two--,o do the Boston clergy. Matinee Will be
more fashionable after this in this solid old town, and
concerts hereafter be deemed evangelical
doubt The members of the LegislEturc elect us
about equally divided between WAigs and Cottoni.,'
There aro go members chosen. Probably Gu, Of the
2l2 remaining l25 WI be finally elected Oithc.c tic
Huukcr Loco Focos expect to sc. with what they now
have, about ~ members, aud with THE number they
hope to hold the balance of power in the Le,isturc
There is Glance hot they may. But there is better
chance that the Codlihonts viii have control Of boh
branches. Ia this event Mann will bc elected Gov
crnor and Mr. " Y. Banks or some other Codliioni-;
OF Democratic uutcccdents, chosen Sonato- THINKS
were worse ot Arcola' Mann is a to be alto
eothcr objected a., AMI 80 onc-holf Of the country
WL.ss Of Massachusetts, think But if tie dire event
Of his election should come 10 pass VII not Boston
hide beneath double shroud AID utterly refuse TO be
comiortcdf L. Horace Mann should become Governor
OF the Commonwealth this after the events
which have htcly marked his career how loudly
would TIE lsmcnuon sound -" horror or horrors head
accumuletesl"
But there are all sorts Of spocuations afosi, 10
what may happen AZ the eo ton 20 I'll vacancies The
Wings hope elect Clifford Governor by the aid OF tho
bunker Loco foco and give the gohy 10 the senator
until year OR they mar succeed entirely their
own hook. but the action ofBoston in the Prcsiennl
election has 90 ncensed the country Wings that it j..
almost too much expect It. The country Whigs are
sufficiently blood thirsty 10 be willing 70 knife the
Picrcc Wings and Webster Wings without shedding a
tear. And they know there is way they can so Of
iectualy blanch their coun,cnsnces and appal their
spirits to allow things 80 20 thai Mann will be
elected Governor
The Fierce Whgs Of this city think they have the ear
OF the Precedent elect and that he Will give the country
conservative and satisfactory administration II Is
no, to be- doubted thsi some pigrimages to Concord
have been made from leading circles IL this vicinity aai
that General Pierce has announced views OF policy by
discreiitabe to him. and has signidei his de-
sIe ard determination TO administer the Government
sIon nsiiouslraher lsa upon psItizan grounds Upon
enc thing Of Importance be has expressed decided
views; these that the Tariff question should DC
takenout Of party politics ami be scaled upon salts;
factory basis by the yielding Of extreme views upon al
sides. The Senatorial Comiaittee or the Revenue
Frauds appointed At the last session consisting Gen
james Gen. Shields, ana Nj Bright, have lately been
here and Of visited the President elect Tina,
Committee will not report in favor OF any revision Of
the Tariff at this session Il Is not unlikely. however
that NJ Pierce VIII his inaugural address infinite
the opinions have here ascrbed TO him. ani fore
shadow the policy indicated BY the declarations 20
which we have alluded