The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08
Our Boston correspondence.

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The Stat. Electicn- Things in Sna,The Cgngyessiona
Eominations-Mr. Winthrop aud His "Carin-Sa,e of
Property ty Mr.. Quincy- CONFIRMATION IF M B,odhsai,
Stetement &c.
II any reliance be placed on appearances, vs
likely to have more sport in Massachusetts, Mon
day next than we had on Tuesday last and had
little then While the wings confident Of getting
large for Mr. Clifford OF his opposition the
Maine law the free solers equally confident Of getting
heavy vote for Mr. Mann for the exactly opposite
Each expects to cut into the democrats and the
general opinion Is that Judge Bishop will fare badly He
seems, indeed, to have, to borrow common saying
fattened out since his nomination although few men
stood better than lie when he put up. The great
is to from the elections Of Senator'S and Representa-
tives. The Presidential election showed that the wings
have not the power even throwing Boston back on to
their side to elect much hundred Represe na
tives, and but ten Senaors-w hout Boston, sixty
seventy of the former, and but four of the latter.
Never did things look better for the coalition only
that the coniounded Maine law is one Of those
- banks and shoals Of time upon which the
coalition ship Is likely to go to pieces Attempts to
failed in several towns and there Is abundant for
believing that the spirit Of disaecton will extend aud
ALLOW the wings TO crawl back into power in spite Of
their losses which to be neither light few The
principal drawback TO tbs favorable condition to the
Of Gen Scott that they shall vote for Horace Mann for
Governor, and for other free soil candidates Should
do this extent especially Boston, the
cid whg party here would be what Danton told the
revolutionary tribunal he about to becomenothing
But while abusing each other in the bitteres
the Scott and Webster organs the support OF Mr.
Clifford upon the respective branches Of the great and
unha,mopious whig family great deal of 'crossnais
threatened to our city ticket the Webteres proposing
the the scoes and the latter those OF
the former but Sunday night may bling counsel and
these merry senen resolve upon going the regular wing
belaborng Boston seiy and her wings are accused
of treschey and all fas Of bad things 1t is not alto
Mat hat hQ
such cCmpjme ents after Monday than they now Tae
wings wish to abandon their name which aiways was
adicuous for them they are the representatives
in this country of the old tory idea
There considerable bolting by the democrats on
the electoral ticket Of which not the slightest notice Is
taken by our papers. Some OF the Essex democrats,
fliep0s Of the late Mr. Rantoul hao hundred thous.
the Of Colene Greene hst eeotor at large and
Mr. let Ur which substituted those OF Charles
g. Hszewen (at iree) and Charles Levi Woodbury SON
of ths late jucge odbory The furious attacks made
upon Mr RGntt III bN the geutenen scratched was the
Of the hostility st for them partly aud 1t partly
from II ir enm ~ to Tho coaition How large
The recoud ticket do not know, but
have hsl3 q sSo twnr sheie The regular ticket did not
tnDA the democrats n plsses
than Mas 9chuf.tts in The condition OF the English
Roundhsds after he had defeated the Cavaliers their
last hed-Stcw Hod "Septlemen," said Ashley,
the veteran Cayni,r ceHmsnder, sou have done your
work may GO play-uIjess you fall out among
Ives - words which soon had the tof prophecy
attached TO them. The democrats are too stroDg.
But little yet is said bout the probable diribuon
Of "he spoils Those who profess to Know the future
say that Charles Levi Woodbury. il to be Collector of
Boston ofice Of considerable ltical importance
believe that the genemen's ambition does not look
custom house ware but there l. . in New Eng.
land who would better fill the glace As to Nh uallet
being made Collector, hold il 10 be impossible He
would quarrel with the administration in three months
because not allowed dictate its policy every point
Fletcher Webster will probably be allowed to hold his
place during the whole of Gen. Pierces term Of service
So will Dir, Haven whore democracy and Wehstsrism
have each stood him in good account and are each OF
about the same vauenere Lutte string and not mt for
winter
The following is the list of our candidates for Congress-
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