The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13


The iep Albany Re0encs-The~ Prospects under Mr.
Butonan-karcy's Early Troubles yi,A Poor Pierce
A~cy's Recovery Of Posou and How il ,Oas Efedsd-
Ha Song Of TyipmpA-Bis Dihitaso~ Of Pasyonsee Al
Eame-NeU Fork and As Cabinet -Bachanan's Trou
hs-TAe Albany Postmaster and United States AsrsAaI
FIR the North1n Di,tria-Marcy's Neao Trowblss--Hs
nrifo Of Honor for Place. Resyo,pea and Rerss's-
gota Bewe
ny letter of the 9Th produced In social well - poll
val circles here sensation greatly exceeding my nigh
1T expectations It the topic OF discussion ana 90.
ssoned dispute at the tables or st leas
hree boards OF bank directors for you know that two
birds Of the banks here political as well Is Hnanca
osti,u lions and elected any amount OF wisdom from
BIO small fry who dispose alike OF Cabinets and Custom
uses in the and saloons OF the city Peter Gag
err our political nqusor General devoted his teeth 70 his
pger nails until he drew his claret while the soie
ain, Nicholas OF the interior temple poudered CON
,dered whose turn would come next We have many
Institutions In this city unknown u the red book, and
mong these, not strange to the profession and painfully
,milar 70 many unfortunate hgan,s Is the law Office
I the democratic party. From political caucuses and
onventons up to canal boards and the higher courts
many have not been forced to pay tribute TO- suf
for their temerty at the bar OF this self constitute
oioo legal iuquisition? deemed necessary to per.
ct calculation OF the modern political history Of thi
ss shall expose to the sstonished gaze Of your read
rs the mods cprandi by which constitutions have been
ade and modified, courts organized, disorganized
nd reoTganzed judges nominated and elected and even
sfeAted after being elected constitutional questions
sed determined and nulinea, at viii; cass Legislation
evsed from partzan censiderstions subjected to the
cssitudes OF executive exgencies decided upon priuoi
fully determined and accepted to say the least
ad again revived for political ends but have not
et come TO this.
Although the psrsans or tho Marcy and Seymour and
agges and Hill dynasty OF New York, have osensiby
hieved victory In the election Of Buchanan they ab
lutely feel defeated and dhgrsced They would thou
ard times rather have hal Fremont elected They
pow that Old Buck knews shemthst he knows that he
= nominated and elected N spite Of Their Vaccinations.
aey arc aware that Mr. Buchanan reoices that he
ecsed without their assistance AMI would have been
nd they had been beaten a. badly ~ Fillmore, AZ
kay would indeed but for his redee ming positiou
I'd character He knows that they were 20 hostile TO bis
,minason that they sought TO rcumvent by threats
e s suss il
ey have usurped and abused but just 10 sure - NJ
4 achanan knows By whom he was souinsted ana sup
,rted lust certainly there just and fghtful retrt
atton pursuing them with undeviaung and Inc 1oraoe
xtinscity to the end d poor nercs's official career In
noisnaai noince-she veteran politician OF ae atland
have no bowels for the disrsputssls horde who dis
roed and annihiased poor Perces administration, aud
ouid Just - Inc vitaby sink that OF his 10
sed Mr. Buch Anan understood to be constantly and
~ cooily pre.ching to the prsyins incumbenu the
eat democratic doctrine Of rotation 10 ohice.
| Mr.. Marcy has n liormly complained, with unusual
cling and bitterness that Pierce has overrulet him In
preferences for appointments, ooto In bis own State
I'd In bis department. Poor Pierce started with the
e. Of getting the advantage Of both sections Of the
mccratic party In this Stale. The old hunkers, you
member wanted Dickinson, and the bsrnourners Dix.
hs Cabinet They had both Just snectei the support
Marcy at Baltimore, and Pierce determined to take
at th professions. He had Aarcys assistance 10
- 49, hal W. ann attpnaa
autully vctimssd by Improvement upon the policy,
making the suborc mate appointments Pierce proessed
desire and determination consolidate the party OF New
NIX and proved his purpose by osreg 1dng recon
endations Of the leading men OF bo.h sections. Any
ndd that had the unqualified endorsement OF either
her Macy. Dix, or Dickinson, sure 70 be- q cast
ray unless be discovered his tro Q In time 10 mare
peace with poor Pierce oy pledge: 70 hm Tor the sue
scarded both divisions OF the New York democracy,
set up Peroe party nsteal and so Il further occur
d. that the meanest vagsbonds that ever filed stations
honor and trust were often preferred and the admns
Ation party Of the State was totally annnilaei.
cnanan In danger Of perpetuatng such placement
Poor Pierce however was not pc, mt,ed parsue his
Icy 10 perfection. Marcy o;casioasii headef him
most adroltiy. BY fesnns indine,cDcs, and some
les even indicating opposition the Crazy old sposmsa
upfrequeniiy carried his most desirable points. While
rec vas watching with canine aWduiy the movements
,taxy preferences, the latter encompassing the
stmaster General and absolutely carrying captive the
rmenu we're under his subsection from the start
ale poor Pierce was naterng himself that the Pre- ner
rses, Bolnops and Hearts, and other dsreputabs or
hwster aPpo oiments om this State. ria tue Sc Fess
. office, (of which the SecrstAry's own version
opinion perhaps anon be had his arms elbow deep
the Treasury, and pouring out his cornucopsas Into
laps Of his family and politl,a friends every where
ming hn friends WITH sooOunts Of s.ths cruel and IN
persecutona' he waa suffering at the hands OF his
sereign master. his exalted opnon Of the .inteiiec
--l-- ~re
athe Presidont' were always peculiarly refreshing
,ecAy under the exhlarssng effects OF double dose
naocaboy. me Old Governors oackdoor men, Ier
be, are certainly excwaoIe In urging his continuance
when Marcy Il the end OF long and severe conflict
,oeeded In getting tho upper hand Of the relar-Dg
sadier, be INDUCED shs most chldsh rhapsodiss Of
and triumph. he fairly shouted
And changed my mournfni state,
Ny rapture seemed pleasing dream
che old Premier found his parssans rapidly recovering
multiplying IN the State. Numbers whose appoint.
nh had been procured from poor Pierce BY ssrssgem
insist upon the Brisadisrs denomination, which they
90 long ~ there no danger OF ~ consumm .aou.
ths meantime Marcy prs Tho political posT Of tho
20 had the privilege Of debating removals and appoint
nts BY letter or telegraph. N your city Was con.
Cd 10 Fowler and tbs former executing the
ndaiss Of John Van Buren, aAd tho latter controlling
dneld. In the centre, 50, moH and Stryker had a.
Ancss OF influence; but beyond the District Auorney,a
ne TO little Ogden, Of Pen Yen, aAc feigned compu
NJ 70 j. B. Miller, Of Utica, shsy have been oil out
weress although participating largely tn the govern
mt bcncactions 10 wcste~n sateryrtecs. In the vest
part OF the state Dean Richmond vas pcrmltted 10
ind and oose at viii, and express himself at plsisurc
al these, however, neither Marcy Pisrcs had
csre frend, nor Seymour shhss, except siaGie I'll.
yised adberent 10 hiuseE
3y the bye thirk you nust have misappvehended
. lulo in dissenting from my supposed rccomnen-
ons for the CAbincs. Ahhocs soesceted some names
q might be preferred 10 osbess- . member OF tho
blnes 70 DO taken BY Mr.. buchaaAa from New YORK,
n not desisn recommend any sooh selections. There
very little danger thai Marcy viii be retained, for with
hss peculiar ability, he 10 known Do DO failing faith
incoussant old man. He has plossed against Mr..
rhAnan Tor al least dossa Of years; and Perce had
hAd bis way be vould hsve carcu nvensed him,
III YES time Tor tbe people o. tho "od Man OF the
the, 20 oircumvept them bon. Besides, the "united
pocrscy OF New York; uudw the acserashtp OF the
NOR have scarcely entiucs themselves 70 such share
the spols OF The vanquiehsd.n Tfue M Corning has
n q great and sue ,essful railway erasov, and per
b not always over sorupu, 90, moro than Others
have been Fortunate IA Ne vocation; bat then
great nberahy goes great way towards conciliatine
opposition influences RON such caues. He spent
say twenty or thirty thousand dollars In the recent
ressiona election; but what n better worth mention
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