The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25
Our Albany Correspondence.

Albany, Oct. "a, 1885,
Asry didahne 70 Garie-sa;e Of Fslis0 respecting ae
Removal Of B,0Bsn--Apathy among the Whigs--DiUiaos
WDems0ots Local 7ictas-Nayor Perry cndeaw-ing
Srsat Lumber Mart, de-, dc.
The finger Of Marcy visible in the effort TO prescribe
the national democrats. Guthrie was undoubtedly in
DGgated by him to demand Of Collector Bronson the ap
Hointment Of free sellers ia the Custom House Marcy
knsws the Collectors nature and indomitabs spirit
better than any in Washington. He that
he would submit insolencs dctation let
From the Secretary Of the Treasury or from higher
quarter and rather than obey the to appoint
persons directed It was thought be- Bronson would
throw up his commission. Marcy is the only in
TIE country who has eye to the White House BY OBJ
tai,g control of the Custom House hs has every other
government department in tho city and State Of New
York he feels confident Of be able three years hence
q controlling the electoral college Of this State His
coalition with the free soilsrs perfect
Van Bsren' q in ls4s and or the identical purpose
The the removal Of Collector Bronson came to
NJ n Saturdays HERALD II Just what has been
Pectsd ever since the bold dsnisd reply 10 the inso
lenoe Of Guthrie few snly hes;ated in giving credit
- report believing that President Pierce too
gacous to be enspped by Marcy and thereby becoming
TyterHeA before the hrst Of HIS admins rolled
around Suppose the President has consented remove
the Collector What viii bs the result why the son
cusaon win be irresistible that he has tnrorn himself
directly into tho arms OF the free sellers. The APP
poin Mnent Of such notorious free soilers John uiy
HoDA1 y. bedhel0t John Noehrane, Laae v. Fowler ID
Belavan Swsck manner, and others ia tie city Of New
Yerk and 6llizg this state with pes'mae OF the SANE
sectional stamp, rendered it morally Certain that the
Prssideat has somewhat become osranged from the faith
which supposed to abide within him, frora that
portion Of the democracy which biz warmest
TIE free soiers here IN sostaeiee and mOentar
ly in expectation Of learning officially that the Collector
has been removed They pairing for dsmonstra.
ton with cannon, music banners PROFESSIONS, speeches
sengs rseiu tons rcyey and risting, the moment tho
arrives Then they expect every national democrat
in the Custom ouse viii be promptly remoyei and FREQ
soEers be appointed.
The national democrats alss appear gratGed At the
prsspeot Of Bropson's removal They ready TO
that issse with the President end bis Cabinet They
think IL will add many thousands Of votes 70 the Clinton
Daaal tokst at the coming slection.
Thsre II no. the least activity among the wings. They
bavs made any effort excite the ia favor
hsw Stats ticket have called ratification meeting,
probably wnL II seems from present appearances, that
He leaders, have very tle anxiety 10 eleot Leavenw
o. provided they carry their Senate and Assembly
dhicte-ths former especially Is viii be placing the
party In strong position towards elscting Washington
Hunt y the vnited States senate In 1865.
m democrats viii DO divided most II not all local,
- We = general tickets H Perry the present Mayor
candidate for reelection, and wishes the nomination
ne@ botA sections. The free soldiers ready TO
hin. bat The 0ations mon VII oct touch his name