The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

the Adams remained IN our harbor and h not 20 much
tossy that 70 Capt Bout ses courageous and fearless
duct the country indebted for the curb put the rovou
opary designs Of the Committee Captain Boutwell, and
the 81 he commands menace TO body and,
their organs have poured Walls OF wrath
biz head The hospitality extended 70 Judge Terry drew
him the most horrible abuse far outside the pale or
some months since TO proceed TO the slsnds but
he did MOI consider incompatible with his duty accede
10 the pressing request made on him by large number
Of most respectable citizens ~ remain for their pro-
lection the event Of the country being driven civil
That the latter event did not attributable
who could not be invegled into disoyaty. Captain
Boutwell, has been presented with . magnificent chro
nometer by the Young Mems Democratic Club as an owl
desce Of the esteem he is held in by them. He was
present at Of their meetings In company with several
officers Of the army and navy and was received with
duct OF the commander Of the John Adams becomes
known ii will be acknowledged that he entitled " the
Poet Oce matters are badly OF joint this State
Another breach OF the privacy of letter communication
ards correspondence This time Judge Terry has been
the number OF hs letters having been abstract
ed from the mali and Their seals broken So far the cr-
minals have escaped detection, and
taken TO bring them justice it lie to be supposed the
guilty parties will escape puf ishment In striking
ras the action Of The Vigilance Committee In ting mat
ter which has been perpe aed for their advantage and
under their sanction must be noted their assumed ndg
ratep when a single performed that touches their
rights or interests II Is bad that employees Of the
general government should become agents for spying
into the private affairs OF those who are obnoxious y the
troy all faith in the integrity OF the Post 0ce One 0fthe
results Of the hurricane of anatcism that des
royed all Of what upright and honorable ia the
country is this nroad on very valuable privilege OF ct
zens Of free coUntryif call this II was
bad enough to have m espionage established an over me
streets among private individuals but this is even worse
when there exists no cnge any protection Of our CORES
pondence Much more oOld be said on this subject but
the mention OF the wrong will be sufficient TO attract
the attention the head Of the Department. Mr. Camp
bel, who will no doubt, have the practice complained OF
hen President Pierce stated on what conceived to
be good authority, that the Vigilance Committee would
dss olive within thirty days from the date OF his nforma
ton, be certainly deceived The presses IN their IN
teres deny they have any such Intention and their great
est concession will be 10 ADJOURN ready 10 re assemble o.
the SOUND their tocsin The arrival Of the last mail
ar xiousy awaited. II known response would
be bad from Washington to the Governors request for
assistance and it also understood the news would
have important influence on the future course OF the
Committee 1t early announced that the President de-
cred 10 interfere except the request OF the
legislature OF course the Nglants opinions OF Gen.
PIERCE advanced nsspter one hundred per cent There
unusual amount OF self congratna'on, and the
megnaprniy OF temoshing the sand bag ortih-
cations chow that they did not give ray to tear
Next day we hsi adviees nom Sacramento, putting
different complexion 10 the answer received, NQtcog
6fapse lad kep piece as enough Of time had not beef
allowed The Cabinet - 30 10 iny resolution Il was
not overlooked hat the NEST serious acts o. the Commit
tee had occurred subsequent to hat demand and matters
hae gone from bao ~ worse, until the state authorizes
were poweress Though when the rnni left 10 july the
President may not have thought state things existed
10 Justify interference yet what rapspred after must sa
tp.y him that such orders those asked for
OILY necegsay bit tie best interests OF the country de-
manded them
last Monday denomination in the form of process
sion ale by tie armed forces OF the Committee
About three thousand tirneG OUT and from the Ell
forts create enbufiagm their yor for seVerai days
before il came on, tneir reception by the GU
ing Not s.1gie cheer from the members tnet
lined the streets oet their ears They marched throcsn
tie city in dumb show, without solitary mark OF e..
probation to Conner, them in their tolls me route IL
eo places attempts at slow, in the shape OF Tags
sps, ended in the MIDDLE Of the streets were made D.
TIE Leading members OF the Committee The honor II
such wes WAS core by their own hands, and al the
expense the general body IN invitation 70 citizens
favorable Their principle 10 join IN the procession was
dad 10 by about az rrndred, nud these were
r,sssx ,.or. On ""''"eAeH' Ten ~ 5San'rg Tao
were deslrous to v tness t7e exl.s..--
Tact demonstrated nouday-t1at tie military pV"-.
Of the Committee was much overIsied The most careio
and exact count OF the number the ranks brought
them Up 5000 ana this Is perhaps not one hundred
or srder ihe correct figure Il is true many active
filed b. others who borrowed muskets, and who were
never admitted into the ergapiz ion ibose who op
TOO cd the Committee were Indignant on cE,evernS
that 10 few should have been able to override me
tonsttution aud ignore tie lava. 1t was believed
that their greatest ttTcL2tn resided "a tne rear 'dey
play OF armed But The claim 70 the syn
palby Of the people VISA dsproved By The absolute
coldness o. their reception o. Monday. u was indeed
frsd and ali the bighsoundins words used ID ia praise
convince any one here that The Demonstration
Wa, otherwise than colily looxed The time had
come vhes the people had grown tired of the outbreak,
the eIre country pfess was 6ud IN q, manning tIai
the Conroee should dRband. There was no srfin9 a.
10 the true public sentiment Of the Sale and - quite
probable 4 the same course pursued for another
nonth, the Yieants would be iore.by suOdued ny our
czeps Knowing this, they make virtue OF necessity,
TO adjourn but TO cover their osappcnrane-
With sdt the PROCESSION got np which only further
moved TIE =, ui'on of public seDument against iher
49, NE haze tsrS quietness npw Than Tor many
n, ,,hs pat Tor win the 5cose Of awessness N hsh
places crime erao uaay decreases. ...,.-.
Political meetings are not 50 common "a hsrv'2iore
Cubs-Fremon, ard fuchanan--are erganinng in every
part Of the s,cte; but far there y ,o single kmore
association. About week since -rge mee.Lg was hea
a members Of the Vigilance Committee, which was very
Hcy AID confused. Il proposed and carried 70 have
crGuiutcs the coming election nominated who arc 10 be
rccred IN support Of Cali oras higher law. Thus i Is
IA, Committee has been TRANSFORMED into political
mach nc and Will maintain species Of qodsi existence
uhui AFTER November They are engaged in getting
additional members ~hiGh, Ii Il asserted via
supror, their nominees FILLMORE meeting
was also held but nothing worthy Of remark occurred
Governor foote spoke for some time TO ntge Assem-
blaze but the place o meeting the greatest no
ToDrhre IN the city, and the staDi wa trecc1 on tho
street 4 Garnet BE considered criterion Or tns
Der OF Dir. Flmore's sympahizsrs Al The Ngilancs
meeting m attempt male TO pass resolution 70
Al the roninauons n other parties, and then rake
selections r. he supported, but tai, voted down.
They wished 20 have m entiFe ticket pure and arAdaIo
rie1.
Ihe Presidential campaign begins 70 awaken strle in.
tereSt heretofore o1n troubles excluded every
other confederation Guards YET duty Al TIE Ngi
lance Committee rooms. they stu hold their post
tons. Whist the Adjournment VII amount ~ remains ~
be eeen.