The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-20

the pablo laughing with hin, Ssss.ss they (ths
aforesaid Indignantly have nsds juaiss Il them
10. The General knows !" no North, No SssA, n
East, Ne west, under ths CON stitutien I"
IL He was chosen With that understanding The
pssp'ST Thar. ss.. n,n !. SS.ss out the Pr.o
". he will alse know mo North, no South, no
East, no west." in selecting csbiaet.
Ii He viii alss know NO hard shelly and no
win make appointments indissrimisstsiy frcn III
the local divisions which have heretsfare existed
among tho democrats II that and other States who,
in the late canvass, gave him their support and
abided BY the Baltimore platform.
IA. He also knows No 'old fogies," Nc "youug
democracy - separate factions
10 He don't want to knew them.
l6 He Is determined not to know them.
II He Won't appoint any msa to Office who per.
ssts in applying either Of these solbrquet to worthy
members Of the great democratic party In terns Of
reprosch and from motives Of mere personal rivalry
Is Gen. Pierce will select for his cabinet advisers
men Of ability. good Judgment. and sound dissrs-
onbose ~hs premise to be fAithfsl to their trssts
honest and capable.
20 If Gsphins appear be will administer dose
moro fatal in its effects than "Passns Co . pa
tent Insect and vermH exrermiHnsOr" which ID said
them square over" on their backs-jast . SNAIL
crunb, on piece of wheaton bread. does)
Fl. He isn't going to have about him men for
advisers who arc fishing fer the succession to tho
70 If, by hook or by crook, any such gst appoint.
3D. they might we'll be in tho shoes Of tho afore-
raid Galphins They will have to walk quicker
than Old Hicksry's cabinet did (ths Little Bed Fox
exosptsd,) whom the 6 women folks" kicked up that
celebrated muss about Mrs Eaton.
%. Gen Pierce will not mSke up his cabinet Ut
any mans or set Of MEMS dictssion; although no
has, and will continue, to ask and receive sdvios
from prominent members OF the democratic party.
Having obtained this be will fnaly o,nsult his own
best judgment, and aot his pleasure in the mat.
"a, He may select one or more from Mr. Pslk's
cid cabinet Or he msy not In making cabinet cad
other appointments, he will exclude no man, whose
services may be necessary to render his sdmipHra-
tion effective, simply because such person hAs held
rs In his foreign pslicy Gen Pierce will neither
aot the craven nsr the hssdlong fAtbustye. Ho
will ask Of foreign psw.n only what i, right
and submit to nething wrong And he will call to
his assistance advisers whs will sustain him fully
and efficiently in this rsspecs
8. Thus eAdeth the fret lesson" Such, ysu can
depend upon it, will be some Of the prominent fsa.
lures incident to the advent Of tho aamiRistra
tion.
Gen Pierce, when nominated, was 90 comparatively
poor man, pecunisrily considered worth, perhaps,
somewhere from SIS 600 70 $25 COO, which he had
scquiI in the pursuit Of srduous legal prastcs
since he resigned his seat Ia the Unltsd States
Senate Since bis election no viewer, his friends ap
peer to Be adding to his fortune materially Ia aa-
diien to the magnif cent ring. valued ss $4,000,
which was recently noticed by the HERALD rs hav-
il been sent from California and presented to him
lat week ut the Trenons House, Bostsn, some Of
Bis friends in that CITY gro about to give Kim .
splendid coach ard pair of horses 4 short time
SINCE, . few Of his friends here gave him gold
heaeed cane, on which WAS engraved the different
coats Of arm of the thirty one states Tbs ladies
nf I'D ~ lao IN farr srI Lac
ard beautiful cepy of the Holy Bible to tho White
House, on the 4th Of March Last, but rot least,
it ia currently rumored that wealthy relative Of
Mrs Pierce. residing in Boston, has checked the
Gcpsraltc the tuno Of $50 900 There may be no
truth in tho report hus hops It is eorrect foe un-
lcss Congress snakes m appropriation 70 drain and
saish of the public grounds between the Presidents
House and the Potomac river the General will either
have to purchase new house or the risk Of dy-
irg with the fever and agus, or some worse foyer
next summer.
material prop was knocked out of the new NJ .ins
Liquor Law bill, the tenth section having been reject
% by the casting vote Of tke Spsaker Il provides
for procedure sftral with the exception Of criminal
and precludes the court prosecutor fro
tering molis prossqui. There is not much prospect
that the bill will become = law.
The project to unite the New Hampshire Central
with the Concord and Ciarenont Railroad, aud con-
struct new route bes.esn the Vermont Cen ral, as
Windsor, Vt, and Manchester, N. H is still peud-
ng in committee. Il has once been unfsssrsbiy
TcpOrteu upOny &DO Tie nOu1o subsequently, ro1O
mi.ted tho oil This is the great lion of tbs present
session. The Now Hampshire Central runs from
Manchester to Henneker, rs miles, sost sone $780,
COO, and owes debt Of about $500 000 princip ally
10 Aessrs Clark & Co Of Boston, brokers thsy
sre secured by smortgsgs and the indi .iduai lsba
ity Of the original stockholders Tho latter would
be glad to give away their stock to rid themselves
ffsr,hsr responsibility hessrs CLARK & Co have
been taking OFF their hands this condition, with
tho occasionsl addition Of bonus, ii II said Sc
curing the original stockholders by their bend from
responsibility In this ~ay Msssrs Clark Co.
now have most Of the stock of tho Central and the
Concord and CafemoAt (Which ia finished frs0 this
place to Bradford, N II rs miles, and ia debsfrem
$500 000 to $500 000) into their hands. After TIE
Legislature has authorized union of tae roads, and
granted two or three township privilege D o. gaar
anteeipg their bonds, the latter may be deemed
again marketable commodity in State and Wall
streets. From the extensive parade of retained
counsel and the scores OF lobby members engaged In
pessipg this matter upon tho LIZ gsA,ure Ii Il fair
to inter that the debts Of these corporations arc not
materially decreasing just nov What's the odds,
so long - tho orenai stockholders bold parssn
ally liable Under Law sanctioned by the Legsstare
Of 1916, the fame which seat Mr.. p. Hall 20 she
UDItec States Senate!
Miss I'm ma Spodgr,ss. rsputed to belong to New
York. who bss recently shocked the modssty Of the
anti Lola Eon.esites IN Boston by out bloomsrisg
the Boomers, and by her partishty for sgoing the
entire" on coat, pants &c dropped IN upos US last
Saturday, and left Oh Monday She hailed ~ Hen
~ Louis Augusts," ON tho botel books.
Winter has finally ccUe Yesterday morning the
Thermometer stood A. degrees; this morning a. 81
Wind east Nearly foot OF damp snow on tho
ground with sgna OF acoutinued easterIy Storm and
excellent leah'pg in prc spect, il it fceezss-ths
fret of the season
Col John George, the efficient chairman Of
the Democratic State Cou mttee, will take General
Pitrce's Law business, Mr. Nnot his lase partner.
having beer appointed judge of the Court of Com
Pleas Col Georges psrtoer, Sidney Webster,
Esq Mt present acts % Gen. Piorces private Sec
Jefsry
Among the arrivals Of outsiders" during the
past week the following
GIBsos's EAGLE HOTEL.
[oENKRAL rERcs's qUARIEssI
WEDNESDAY Dec. 8--N Wright Springfield, niiaos,
d Ailyp CeAsectcut G Ally L. Grove, J W.
Eaton Lssc EDmy J Biselew I'll OF Bsstou; wm
Henry Vermont W r. Rppads Mes York; h Han-
sos 9. Moore, Vermont; Hon. r. n. Temple Albany;J