The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10
Mr. WISE OFT AGAIN IN ANOTHER LErrEn-
He SETS THE MATTER Risar.-rhe following
letter from Governor Wise, of Virginia, ex-
plaine ITSELF

poS The remarks Of the aG A. b. H. .srt in the
ia ,bs first aud ony printed rescrt of d Mo remsrts
have According TO HE repsrt NJ. Stnart sod:-
h~en M Wsse at tsr time hs s.uxued the s.se Virginia
shs S sse me u ''S was warrington iAs
Now ara onstraisea to believe that Mr. smart ooula
have made tis remark. In the first place
thought seaSnent ia ms Hss sse IN
" MT hunk Mr. heard ms tins scumo
t,r forp me- and II fuch reported the
rs Ancorfeet; and tnirolg MIR. stuart
AZ. tlieaores oaoanss ecu BADLY have sess
uDotst as 70 boar hat BODY nsi sad Mr.. Fill
scrss sdHainstEat,en ~as WssaiDgtonhke throaga-
o9t''
FOR AL the praise 20 ick
Agso tie repors ssys:-
Mr. whe claimed his election by he ~ goo outside
must contradict this slater. ant, to- whether made
by Mr. stuart not Certainly, the of civil and
Iekgiou- ffs-d maintained by democracy Vir-
giniA Doay supported BY nf the truly
Va we c0esclanti.us ana constitution loving wings Of
eur state bat able to fix their number. We
gsdy took them IN exchaDRe the democrats
who snssAea away th.is former fsiends took
oath The se,recy of the cuvert by the Light
esIk lantern Whether these VII gs slammed ~
| the roWir alton At Phi ad-lphia time will show
| think my not b.. Mr.. Fillmore is longer
Wing he pas bcen chaneed by the hoeu o. tn,
nancy OF Sam. In the Presidential canvass
there will be issues preseneo by parties: the
rbi e mans psrJ-ths democratic; the black mans
pSr'y-the black republican the mulstt, party-ths
cross of Northern AMI Sou hern Know Nothngs--the
,ichet I Aess,s Fillmore and d nelson. Ali pstare ab
.s,vavs, ard consi loving wings OF Virginia
Trey pue be ter with pure Africsns-wool, dat
nap they can bear ths cross Of the Cancaar ami cuy
a b cb you col a-musts0l ask you TO publish this
letter in ID ONO" IN Greer to correcs the report OF ths
speesh OF Mr.. stuart Yours truly and hastily
HENRY A. WISE
Mr.. Wise, as letter writer, improves win
each succeeding experiment, and his best spe
c,peDs are those which he rattles off in the
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scrption of the African, brief as it is, covers
toe whole case, and is only excelled by h's
former graphic historical parallel between
bard sno soft she'll crabs, peelers and busters,
and the various divisions of cur New York de
mocracy. Should Mr.. Wise, therefore, receive
the democratic nomination, we may expect
series Of letters which will throw into the shade
tie very best efforts of General Taylor, and
The raciest Of the racy campaign speeches of
General Scott. Let not this consideration be
lost sight Of at Cincinnati.
Mr. FILLMORE AND TIE H.I.Y PIACEs--It is
reported that Mr.. Fillmore, having carefully
visited all the holy places Of Italy, having en-
joyed himself among the Jesuits at Rome, and
having been "made lion of" by the Holy
Father himself, was, at the last accounts,
packing his trunks for pilgrim age to the
most holy places in aud around about the
holy city of Jerusalem. After having wor.
shipped on the hill OF Calvary, and meditated
among the tombs in the valley Of Jehosaphas,
and vieited Jacobs WE'LL the ancient little city
Of Eethlehem, Jericho, the lords Of Jordan
ard the Dead Sea, it is further reported
that the Ex.Presdent will return via Sc.
bastopol and Constantinople. 1t is posi-
BILE, therefore, that we may not hear whether
Mr. Fillmore has or has not accepted the
Philadelphia American nomination for two or
three months yet to come; and it is also pos
sible that after having completed the grand
circuit OF his Oriental pilgrimage, he may be
found SO far estranged from the silver gray
wings and the Know Nothings, and their
chances for the Presidency as to resign the
Donors they would confer upon him in disgust
We think the manifest policy CT his partizans
is to "head him off," if possible, before he
gets to Jerusalem What says Mr.. Bolts
A INV LIQUOR LAW has been introduced
into the Legislature Of Maine, making several
concessions heretofore refused in the liquor
legislation Of raid State. Among these con-
cessions tavern keepers, under certain restric.
tions, are allowed to dispense strong drinks to
travellers from other localities; aud wines aud
imported liquors and cider are allowed GER
tain extraordinary privileges. The experience
Of the State OF New York with our law upon
the old Name law platform, calls loudly for
reform at Albany. If for nothing else, the
consideration of preserving the public respect
for the laws in general by the abolition of the
OGious features Of our existing liquor law
which are universally and contemptuously
disregarded-if for nothing else, we say, this
consideration should have a decisive weight
with our Solons ct Albany in the repeal of this
bantling Of Gov. Clark. Practically it Is q
nuility; but, for the sake of appearances, it
ought 10 be formally abolished, or modified
to something within the bounds of reason
WIN our Senator, Mr. Sickles, be good enough
to try the sense Of the Senate upon the sub.
ect?
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ELw FEATURE IN RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER
One of the religious newspapers Of this city
has commenced the publication of weekly
black list" the names Of merchants, planters,
spectators and manufacturers who fail in