The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-06

UWOuTH< Inc a1anCe formed has worked admirably
for the parties to it. but badly enough for the wings It
triumphed in 1861. In 1852 It victorious in almost
all points and now It promises having the wings down.
call by all manner Of hard names and certainly it Is
incongruous affair. When q gentleman who rushed up
Acot ,s hill to storm an empty camp happens to meet
enemy were in sghthe twain being associated in carry
ing on the State governmentI presume the tongue Of
each nstnctivey seeks his left cheek and the end of his
right thumb becomes rapport with the tip of his
But this party however incongruous its Materials has
one virtue the presence of which in man party is su
cent to atone for the absence Of all Others it is
full II has three battles, counting the Presidential
election one, and apparently the Of winning
fourth, for the wings fat The democratic
ton that met here had difficulty whatever in arranging
its affairs The wings had prophesied trouble There
was no more trouble in it than Philip Allen would find in
raising loan of hundred thousand dollars supposng
that he should ever want such thing The democrats
got along tremendously the parishioners of Knock
threatened to drag the first dssener through the och
tied to the stern Of his boat, by way of practical
msntary on free speech Governor members Of Con
empary unanmy free traders going for protectionsts
and Dorr men for the most of Agerines But
nothing of this spirit of determination was to be
the action Of the wings. The confusion of King Agra
mantas camp type of the condition of the Rhode
Island wings when they met to settle matters which
main as unsettled They could not, in
vehtion, even agree upon candidate for Cover
ror, but after nominating, successfully, two gentle
men, VINO each refused the pr0fered honor, they
formed committee to hunt up run down a candi-
date who has not yet been secured, far asI have
been able TO ascertain and have made very diligent
inquiries, and kept my letter back for days in the
hope Of being able to say something about the wing
minee.
Should the democrats succeed and find no one who
doubts Of their success il taken for granted that
vernon Allen will BIO chosen United States Senator This
is the place that Mr. Dorr should have and IL demo-
cracy are really in earnest they would insist upon his
being sent to the Senate One OF them, whom spoke
to the subject yesterday says that the question is
narrowed down to of ability to elect, and as Mr.
Dorr cannot be elected, and Mr. Allen can he, though
largely preferrDg the former gentleman shall for the
Governor. Perhaps he is right. On this particular
question, however, propose writing you special let
ter giving account Of Senators since Rhode
Island condescended to enter the Unon-and So for the
present, / leave the subject
Although there has always been considerable aboltior
ism in Rhode Island las, perhaps fitting and proper
in State that used to make much money in the slave
trade free sosm has here been plant of flow growth
In Massachusetts, thanks to the action of the democrats
1t has become Frankenstein-a monster that destroy
ing its creator In Rhode Island 1t has been ridiculous
puppet, at the antics of which men have not even so
much as smiled But, encouraged by the distracted
state OF the wings and perhaps not altogether without
hope OF directing the senatorial election in next lie
Rislature the free soilers really Choking up In
Rhode Island They declare that they will not coaesce
with any other party either in tho Legislature out OF
itwhch Is capital dodge" IL viii not improbably
lead wings 20 vote for free eo Senators and epre
seohnves in several of the towns. and ~ eaable