The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14
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Poiitics in Massachusetts-Fre Fremont
Old Line Wings ia a Quandary-T YI
making ATrang ements for the Distrid
Spoiis-Chilly Weather.
Boston is extremely quiet. The vd
have celebrated the Fourth of July, Al
ionables are off to the watering place
who are obliged to remain at home, the h
surface of society is anything bat inter-
ton was never 30 brilliant that its ell
sigh for an occasional oasis Of dulnes
refreshment and when it is more quiet
from It, good Lord, deliver US. The
theme is politics. We have had votiI
dent in cars, omnibuses, saloons, worksl|
rooms, and all other places where mel
children congregate, and the canvass u
Gates q decided majority for free speecl
ing, free labor, free Kansas and Fremontl
tf enthusiasm should have no retiring ed
election, the pioneer explorer will swell
triumphantly. The old line wings are
jects Of mnch solicitude with all the d
tions. What course win Winthrop,
theirs like them, pursue? Is q questjd
tates all political minds. Mr.. Choate
much strong coffee and consulted many
upon the subject, and he Is most decided
mon that there is no law that can CON
vote Tor Buchanan. Mr.. Winthrop agre|
upon this legal point; but he is not
anxious to place himself under the h
Senator Henry Wilson, who, in the day
Winthrop was achieving his parliament
was figuring as o subordinate stump
the service Of the wings. Mr..
feels that i! would be too great q
to take o secondary position in
which has ovelthrown him and his
Neither Mr.. Ch0ate nor Mr.. Winthrop Z
any good can result from voting for hi
therefore the question continually recu
and those who look to them for advice
ple-Where shall we go? The estate
wing party (died insolvency. will b,
throughout the campaign, and the adnai
Winthrop, Choate, Appleton, Ashmun, W
will have no easy task in auditing and az
conflicting claims of the parties in int
black republicans oppose strongly every
toward coalition Of the old wings with
except their own. A proposition was b
one Of the papers, q few days ago, I'd
wings into coalition with the
and Know NothiDgs, securing thu
ticket to Buchanan, the State ticket to
cans, and the Congressional places to d
wings. This plan, which was published
suggestion, perhaps, will not work. Thj
cannot well coalesce with the Know nj
the wings with democrats, while the
things have been sold out by fair busj
seton to the republicans. The plan, ID
would fail, and ruin all who were engae
10 now most likely that the wings will Nd
any course for their party TO pursue, bu(
them to follow their individual preferen(
for the respective candidates.; and VI
comes on, we shall find the conscience
the republican ticket, while the Webste
go for old Back IL Fremont does no
State, it will be because the different r
compose the opposition TO the adminil
made up of such repellant, incongruu
ant and unreconcilable materials that
agree with each other, even for the SAX
and the spoils.
Speaking OF spois, am reminded th
Gratis here are now much agitated upo
question. Although doomed to defeat
they feel SO confident of the election
that the subject of the division Of the
Offices has begun TO exercise them TO
gree. No sooner was the nomination
made known than the officeholders OF
house very wisely and periodically or
forces for the prosecution Of the q
which they will have precious little to
pared to assume the control Of the o.
part of the Lords heritage. They call
Of the Granite Club, which was so Ia
mental in securing the election Of Nj
changed il to Q Keystone Club of
proved pattern. The Custom House
their prompt attendance and action,
control Of the organization, much to
many OF the rank and file OF the party
rock the idea Of training throughout
Bder the Custom House banner. The
ook well for the party 70 be manage
the Custom House clique. II n
10 elected, he will find Il necessary
thorough reform In the customs
and he may be led TO conclude that
most enlightened policy would call for
ton OF all the leading members Of
Club. Some rich Developments in tn
be expected In the course Of the campo
The weather has been uncomforta
the seashore for the last eight days, a
watering places have consequently SUD
invaeion Of the "aZure Demon Sit
fire at Nahant and the Glades, with
despondently npon the Thermometers
piazza, Ia not very poetical enjoym
who pay roundly for the satisfaction
during The summer solstice, that the
fellow citizens are suffering torment
their homes In the city.