The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-31

Cstbolics utterly cnndsmn The conduct OF Mr.
Byovnsop - bad IN itseh and most injurious % the
cause Al reheSous ferdom. On the Other hand.
TIE Kn,: Noshnss ,sy that ns impssaosay o. ZEN ia
tray pTsnsiurrh the fixed purpose OF the hom'sh
Church, which its more sstQte members would have
kept cnc~zled for much longer time, and until
tho priesthood should have bad much more
powerful party to control and 10 usA against tnef
antagonists. Mr.. BrownsoD, from having commu-
ncsfed to the world the Intentions OF his AssociateS,
Ia regarded a. having done his country great ser
vice, though from NO good mstive.
dsnty express the opinion that there has not been
single case Of genuine Asiatic c.olsra In Boston
this summer. It Is supposed that what goes
by that terrible name ts nothing more than
our own cholsrs, which people prefer 70
prefer dresses Of for Ign fabrics. Had the city go
veYnment En- ahlsbed arbitrary power in the dirty
parts Of the city, and enfo' ced vigorous use OF
soap and water. Of chloride OF lime and the white
wssh brush and suppressed the nse Of bad food aud
wore "rotgut," our city would have been IS
healthy this season, almost rs the Eysian Fields,
where doctors ARE unknown and the sexton Ia an
obsolete inssitutioD. As it 10, arbitrary measures
have been commenced ut last, and with good o.
feet. CleanliDtss must be kept MP, even al the
pence Of few invarions Of the inalicnable night Of
tle citizen to be as nasty az be shall 'hink proper
1t be proper To SUPP ress rum arbitrarily, why not
do 20 In the OF pes.ilcnc1f
There W little Of interest In politics that does
not relate 70 The Know Notbipss free sellers. The
latter are sad Ia be divided on the question OF no nj
nstiDga candidate for Governor. The regular por-
ton OF the party a,e in favo- Of nominating General
Wilson, while the more "elegaIt extracts"-the
sans cioffss in white kid gloves, as MIR. Bro1nsoa
used to call them 9es,rons Of a very new Mao
INDEED for candidate. Some Of them are for pu :
ting ny George r. Russell, While Others In favor
n corferiDg the honor on Charles Theodore Russsl
Both these gentlemen are wbiya, but are strongly
apt-slavrJy in their ideas. Mr.. G. T. Resell has
be n 4 vhig member OF both branches OF our Legi5
Isiuie. Boih gentlemen have an abundance Of
talent. They aJe.not relatives, that aware of.
The number Of Know Nothing lodges in the State
is now said TO be about two hundred and dfty.
Tbtrc Ii . romor that there is TO be business con-
Sention Of the Know Nothings In this city next
tuesday, August i; but know nothing about IT.
This conyeatinD is understood 10 be only prelimf
pary TO another convention, that win meet here
late in the autumn Just before the day Of the State
election. Both conventions Will b composed Of
delegates from the various lodges. Report says
that the is much difference Of opinion in the
order 81 to the person to be supported by it for
Governor strong party 10 In favor Of nominat-
ing Mr.. Banks, while others oppose his nomination.
Nothing definite will probably be known on ths sub
ject until the morning OF election day. The Know
NothiDgs say that they shall throw fifty thousand
votes. AIGoMA.