The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-01
The Politicians Using the Tclegrapn-I.kc

The Politicians Using the Tclegrapn-Taho
Care.
1t appears that the politicians have taken wrinkle
from Barnum They making the use of the tel
egrsph in their political humbue Barnum did with
angel We caution the public against these political des-
patches. unless fu ly endorsed by us.
The Io,aa,fM Times in speaking Of the deception prac
tised nron the public in this way, says;
A SPECIMEN LIE
In order to give the public here idea Of he dube-
rate and uncomfortable system Of lying which wgs
have cdcped for this lay before them the fol
lowing tclegraphic despatch which we clip from tho New
lork HyRaip, sent from this city the day OF tbs WING
barb cue. it is a fair specimen =
tABcE Lottsytirr.
Lon IstnII, y II. II, tSjs.
: y ~" !" s.,"t'. aha I1r' 5rtt = aein% LOLA ut
f M 3o, 49, s'i = ~ySt": :, y, 70 .i.nGsted ~.
mate, SO much entlitsasm prevails.
Now the nan who sent that dcspatch knew perfectly
WI s,sn he mas e" tug T. ta he was tet,graphins
y is Wigs VITO %tpa cent to the number at h
oakland bnrbecce. aud no seriousy estimated the
number at tran five six housand while the best
Jndgcs among them gave a. ther opinion at there
not over three thousand
We looked into the next number of the Hrs,lp to
there was report OF the dome cratic barbecue tue
following day and what number might be reported.
Ihe.ewas no report whatever Comment ia unnecessary
give this mei ely to show tho perfect unscrupulous-
nets and the unbu hing system OF absolute and unmti
gated lying which the Scott wings have put in operation
TO advance their This is the sort OF information
from which they have lately bguu to gather confidence
that their s gaining ground The oply effect OF
it will be TO inspire false confidence with their
friends and them to lose thousands OF dollars in
betting the election. We have objection All VIC
with to say Is that democratic friends need place
no reliance upon these lying teographic reports
While reading the above, Telegraph boy brought the
following despatch to Office. II free to and
give it Tor what it is worth =
TREMENDOUS DEMOCRATIC plsrLAY.
NEwBt Rc. sept 30, 1862
Last evening the uptcrried gathered in their strength
tOrclligbt chcl IN
the new mills, wh,rc hickory tree was raised amid
cheers that made tho wclkin ring The procession was
nearly thousand strong mustered the spur Of the
moment. ana taking with them myriads OF torches,
banners. democratic enblcms, anu two full brass
bends-a most imposDg display, The Young Eagle
Club the Star Artillery, with their guns and the Rock
Boys prominent in tho line. Tney we're chock full
of fire. froc and democratic enthusiasm. They were
ably addressed by Mcssrs Winfield and Van Buren.
NO SIGNATURE
Ihh best illustration Of the accuracy OF these lie pach
cs probably the following which take from the New
Orleans P,eayune Of the 24th nit -
TELEGRAPuIc INTEIItGrScE-The telegraph some.
times makes sad blundcrs. When the steamer Black
tant news from Havana Der intelligence was telcgraphed
these Dispatches In Arkansas exchange evidently
copied from other paper, which stated that sOns
lur,re black warriors had arrived Mobile from IIa-
vana, bringing important from that city, We
tknk this will pass specimen OF toegaphc accuracy