The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

Connolly, County Clerk Geo Gl.zisr who feel lively
interest in the position which Congress is bound
branch Of the party judicouey keep off They are msg
naninousthey seek to throw oil upon the waters-they
OF exaperaton as far possible The last dspar
ture of John from Washington sort OF Hera; but
whether he will ever return again in triumph, like the
Prophet is the very question in hand.
w. H. Seward Ii also in town, in high feather II is
really said that he endorses the latest Interpretation Of
the Baltimore platform by the Washington Union
it is the true definition whsther he will or will not
confirm this position by adherng to the CAonst In the
sunnnr ns a
which he VIII be most apt to ain is the harmony Of
democratic s wrapgling and agitation
New York friends 1t Is said that he has written letters
to anybody here for sometime past pub affairs Very
consicer good and valid count upon his support What
will he do He must DO aomehing ano If he takes bold
ground against the Cabinet the Cabinet may do some
thing Therefore, his friends here, especially his New
York friends single handed, have been fighting his
battles for him 1t is to be hoped that he will boldly
and empbaticaly refine his position, and immortalss
himself thereby BE must speak soon his buckwheat
cakes will get cold The national democrats are for
Generals Rush and Houston, of Texas are confidently
counted upon by the national democratic. They both
considered among the ayaablss for the next Presidency
We are on the threshold Of the business of that
paign 1t will be shaped out, perhaps by this very
sion of Congress- New York is worth looking after The
weight in the Presidential vote-New York in fact de-
c led the election OF Polk and Taylor at the polls
most OF Inc other PresdentS in convention 1t is this
very thing which gives such peculiar puDgncy to the
Syracuse split and the Bronsen and Guthrie squabbe It
is nice buiness to throw New York overheard aud Pre-
side nial aspirans and the little cques them
the force Of h fact podgiousy While they also feel the
delieacy Of ramppg the toes of the President There
is beautiful job OF work before u.s. not quite rge
but quite perplexing the between Russia and
Turkey. Ard the President occupies the position Of
Nicholas Governor Dickinson the position of the Sultan
Judge Bronson of Omer Passa; Guthrie the place of
the defeated Russian General and the HERALD the po
sition of Louis Napoleon.
As for the whgs they pretty much in the position
OF Austria- they can't because there is adhe
sion among them as a distinct power-they want
to stay neutral In othe words the old heads
OF the party here say that there is no longer
any whi2 partyhat it broken upthat it is useless
TO attempt its re organization that they will not at
the democrat, in free fight, and wait the drift of
events Their future desiny forms item great
Importance in estimates The natural tendency of
the southern wings Is to junction with the democratic
NATIONALS and the same calculat will apply to the
New York and other Nor hern natioy al wings
On the other hand the drift of the Van Buren, free
soers is hack again to the party Of the Buffalo platform
and the great object to the administration from
this uslmatum To do this disposed to drive
Gen Pierce headlorg to terms, to a hand to hand
light fer life or death Others prudent are for
gentle They dpaliag with Gen Pierce as
man Of honor and OF PRIDE They do not wish to wound
MS sepahilities but to convince his judgmen-not
ccerce lin, but to satisfy him OF the poll ~ of the
government fded to his direction The nsaiory of
the House this way inclined and the free soers
pect very great influence In behalf the mdest course
from tie measures and doctrines the message The
campaign opens to night in NJ