The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23
Political Intelligence,


THR STATE OF PARTIES.
The New Bedford Mercury has srtics on tho crush
ing out policy OF Mr. Cushing from which we make the
following significant extracts -
The admin trson promised to remove from Office eve
~ man who had his garments the faint OF the
sscbus sets coalition The admnist has not been
in the habit Of keeping its promises and in this instance
1t has been true To its bad character From
cry part Of the State We bear Of who up to within
few weks OF the late united in the bonds
OF brotherhood with fiery s9aors and nuHers of the
fugitive slave law, With the bell wethers and the bell
ringers OF the free soil fold who retained In Off o.
and likely remaip there uoless the senate takes
the PRECEDENT 1t his word and puts exuogusher upon
administration which thu, fools with its own words
and oisrrgares s own most solemn professions, IL uu
worthy Of the confidence of free people It is not to bs
xous every honest man. whatever may be- his polt
ical complexion II can be Of suppoit even
ebert and trouohd d life. and an igneminious death.
The Pottsvins, Pa, Roikr and Democrat says It must
give it support to the President and his cabinet and ~
pudats the national demooa but takes occasion to re-
fer to the democratic divisions Of 1S48 "a follows
Our preference for Cass In lS4s; We were deeply
ctsgrined ~ his defeat and Good emnsd the men and
,egetted the causes which operated In producing It.
With the Van rena ard their soil cosdutors We
could never ympathise free expires, the CON
,a.,en 'ns thu. tins sos up on The .svsr
objects, one Of which vas the defeat Of tbs veteran
statesman Cass We were correct In the sumiss ~ fu
revert to the deep bursts Of indignation that went nm
rom cne end Of the Union to the other at the eachery
claims Of attachment
The Buffalo Republican Is rampant for the tree soil
democracy. Let national democrats listen to It's edict
1.-THE pipe o. peace having been tendsrsd to tribe Of
outside barbArians known the sore heads or hard
SHELLS and rejected BY them the braves Of Tammany viii
sound the vhoop, and charge with rssi.sas vslor
upon the broken scattered ranks Of their false hearted
and cowardly foes A war Of determination viii be do
IL - hayd hall nnA
duet or take refuge in the whig camp forever There
viii be no quarter for trsitors and rensgades,"
The Roehsatsr Daily Advertiser one Of the nationa,
democratic journals Of this tats speaks the sentiments
Of the party In the following paragraph
81" the democracy Of other States can be made to yield
welcome 10 to do; but they may ~ well make up their
minds first % last that the Old democracy New York.
vic esve done ALL for thirty years to sustain the cause
ill never train under that banner Iuceumb TO the
robber Jower thus acquired
The SutA Side Democrat, national democratic journal
Of Petersburg, Va closes article the Nebrasia bill
and the compromise Of 1850, as follows -
We fear that the sou,h will soon b called upon to
speak her sentiments declare her intentions and take
her position for the time this question: We say
the last time for believe every motive pa triots
hopor and safety d.mands the speedy and hnAl adjust
men, Of the difficulty II the compromise II 1850 has
failed set the que tion 1t rest framed wAs and
supported BY the TArs Of Congress- 1t is greatly 20 be
that the adjustment will have to Be effected else
,supoer AL frAtsrnal ties In Js-ry may ech through
own land To your tents oh Israel" May IT be
otfervise.
The Boston Commonwealth, which supports the Gauss o,
the se democracy or ab ,onsts Of Massachusetts, Ii
spsahs Of the Gushing eeiot -
The wings have recently found ont that the Cushirg
"crufbipg out" sdtct has GOT had the effect they
expected Accordingly the Altar seems TO been sent
veysge OF cscovery to ASCERTAIN why the free deme
cratic party did not die out in obedience to the ukas 1t
bA just returned With flea In its ear and reported that
IT, ~ pr
followed In the sesovnent OF the Offices and pstro
rsge OF the government
The Colupbus Ohio State Demova. recently in pro-
ghetto Mood remarked that tbs admisistration had
cost brilliant prospect before it, tn which Of It's
mporaries replied that he glad TO hear it. Tor tbs
aid standardization had most contsmptibs past BE-
sind It.
The following resolutions In TO the mate
ohio on the 18th instant an ordered to b prine
Whereas IL 10 understood that efforts being a ,ds
s n ss o. & sS S
ssssnss ssrs snl .ssas The
hi, general As.msy shs .....se q .ueh would
states and :. The declaration Of but would
srss ,.s by tn. General Assembly ofhs stat. of Ohio
IT, ss of vSh .ss
net sxprsssy exclude shs institution Of human savry from
resolved fb,. Senators and Representatives in Con
gr,s be requested 70 make every effort prevent the
esolved That the Governor be requested TO transmit
cory foregoing resolutions each Senators
REPRESENTATIVES In Cons~ss.
THH VERMONT sKHAroRsHIP.
The report 81 the committee IN relation 10 the Vermont
Ser atorthip made the senate Monday and Wa
laid on the ae for the 18th inst bat
was again postponed account Of the illsess Of Mr.
Phelps Th report 10 understood TO b favorable TO Sen
atcr Phelps.
MAINE Lx6INAruRB.
According to our sdvices from Augusta, the House Of
RI natives TO meet the Senators elect In
ii, the 18th inst for the purpose Of lins the
CO. cies In the Senate
BURNED TO DEATH IN NEW JKRsEY.-A Scotch.
n n AIMED Frazer aged about seventy Vas burned TO
d,sth yesterday morn at Pompton PAins, In house
W. lof he pied alone The Inmates Of segh boring
dv-hpg we're awakened by the light Of his burning
tcuse, but we're unable t. him His legs and one
ann ere burned OF, and bis head " consumed
II s,pppcsed that the Ore teok from die He was
sver, etue ious msp vorsirg only much
for hs support devotlug thu sinder Of
his time 70 reacirg = Neca5k Adnutisv, Jan ~,
We ieara from the Worcester Transcript that Harris
c. = tory. 10 O.tdAle was destroyed BY fre the
- y 4 n a.. half t..a ~