The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-17
The Wings of tho Ashland District and the
Administration.

The Wing Central Committee of the Ashland district
have put forth most eloquent and powerful address to
tie people We give the following extract, to show how
the wings of Lexington view matter upon which we
have repeatedly strongly expressed opinion
q The administration has been but Ii, zee months
in power but long enough TO give inklng of its
o.mocratic character Who get the spoisS OF course
those who have deserved them By their party services
Now whom has President Pierce appointed to Officer
Will you look at his cabinet? Would you, after all that
was said in Kentucky before the election expe:t to nd
avowed enemy to the Union party 10 the Soulh and
nexorable foe TO the compromise there? Yet there il
distinguished member holding such principles, nov
Secretary Of War Would you expect to find free soer
there? Certainly not but turn your eyes Washington
city and you will see in the person OF Mr. McCeliand
etemponess free soer and enemy Of Southern ins.itu
tioLs fIom Michigan, holding the Office Of Secretary
Of The Interior.
high places truly but doubtless well merited-gocd
democrats but only little soed with the dirt of aoo
tion AID disunion Will you look at the foreign appoint
nents, first an3 secoSd class ministers, the Supreme
in them much sought after Of Read this cata
logus and tell honestly and truly how do you like it
and why it Fas that these places given to such
jefferson Davis. Secretary of war-NuIifer and Sc
cessionist
Robert Mcclelland, Secretary of the Inteior-Ffee.
soer.
John A Campbell, Judge of the Supreme Court-Nul-
'.srEpad- dis upioust.
flibustsr, AID secessIonist. ~''--~
John A. Dix, sub treasurer New York with the offer
Of mission to FranceFree oer aud leader Of the Van
Bulen faction against General Cas- in ls45
trio, of California isunioniss
REFER ~ NrOom Minister 20 Pfussia- According to TIC
New York Erenn1 Pos he is ffeesoleE, Genies tls
constitutionality Of the fugitive slayelav
James Gadsden, Minister to Msxico-Nullfer and Sc
William Trouadse, Minister to B,az-Opponent of the
compromise who tie State of Tennessee in CD.
position to IT. when Candidate for Governor Ind was
Scion Bo,and, Minister to Central America-Bitterly
anti and 50 ultra State rights deny the
power o. Congress to pass fugitive slave law.
Bepjsmin r. Angel, Colsu at HOnoluu-BltL ter free
soiler.
i,
lately sditor OF the disuniop organ the Southern Pres
Aueuste Belmont Charge at the Hague ME-. Belmont
has Deen for Consul Genera in The United States of
Austria NAT bloody desposri ana Is the person upon
whom Hulsemann devolved his duties when Webster's
rebuAs drove him from the country There Is no
An eJcan feeling about him.
j. W. Grey Postmaster at Observation-Disclosures
and sditor Of az abolition paper.
james long Register Of the Land Office in the city Of
Cbicsg o. FTe, soil.r
Richard 5 Moioney, Register Of the Land Office at
DaIyils, Observation-Disclosures
and electer the Van Bur en ticket ia 1S4s
Thomas Campbell Commissioner of Lend Claims in
Calior Di6-Frt esoileT.
Benjamin f. Haett U. s. Attor1ey for Hassacbus self.
Chief leader OF the coalition betHeen tbs
abolirionists in that State
All theee but pie OF the Presidents indefensi
bic appointments. The list might BE- prolonged almost
Indefinitely.
Ard for you, Kentucky democrats. who admired Gen.
Butler AZ recon ced him for THE Presideucy how do
you like TIE proposed appon. ent of George n Sanders
as consul 70 LondeDy George did not like General Bus
must have its reward and in his person goes TO the
gest metropolis of the world He mad become proprietor
AID editor OF the Democratic Revc for the purpose of
making Douglas The President Finding the old fogies
as ne rcknsntd hem standing in the sy OF his little
g,eh, me aer'se msde Systematic attack upon Cass
itself ana set the country in grin by the exceedingly
Irish WAY in which it disposed Of william Q. Butler
General Pierce has Lot forgotten bin for his services and
in paying him he Of course, discharges large part of
his cebt to democratic Kentucty claiming this APPOINT
ment made out OF his own good pleasure and in
IF fbs unfair
And, as ii all this woncel full mosaic was rot vet suf
cettiy diversified, the Van BurensIre up again and
harmonious democracy When you rext 20 forth on
parade, which Of the multitude Of banners will YOU
hang out over the Generals tent
There is Lot jury in the country when the
party is array ed for these appointments that viii not con
vet them Of making bargain with The dIsunonists and
aoolhonists ard then paying them largely forit
CoIoner's Inquests
DFATH AT THE FIRE IN MAIDEN LANE Coroner Gamble
Yesterday bed an inquest at the New York Hospital on
fne hooy Joseph CLIs sixty years Of age native Of
Portugal Who came to his death by injuries received by
failing from the third story widow Of the building No "a
Maiden lane, curing the FIRE. The deceased porter
in The store vhee The fire occurred Mr. Joseph Purdy
testified, before the Coroner that about ak O'Clock
his attention was attracted TO piece of fIework
hanging up, which was on FIRE: took bold Of it
and pulled u DOWN, ard attempted to put II
out after little while it exploded and caused other FIRE
works 70 ignite the sulphur and smoke was great that
IT the Tn Of the FIRE, and helping to put it out
wbsn got into the street looked 10 and saw Clark
hanging by MS hands TO the third story win1o si
hsmtn were IL the act of placing ladder bur before re-
lief came 10 him. he had left his hold and fen TO the
aysment below he picked up and conveyed insen-
sibe 10 the HOSPITAL.
Ds. scCcmb, made q post norton examination and
found compound fracture Of the skull extendn, to the
base verdict was rendered in accoa to tie facts
IN the case
SUICIDE y, TAKING LArDAsux. --Coronsr Gamble yes.
teraay 5eld an inquest at No avenue A. on the body
Of jules Lehner twenty six Years OF age and Bsvaran
Dy pnn who came to bis death by elf destruction in
The taking OF laudanum. The jury rendered verdict
trait the deceased cane 10 his death taking cyanuret
OF potassium.