New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
Nep1mk DAILY Gibmte
FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, Saturday June %, lS5G.
All that your worthy Own Correspondent told
you Of the Ratification Meeting here was true
enough. II out webstered the old Webster meet
ps., and Is for the sea Of upturned faces he talked
,hout. il WAS an Ocean such as never tuabed
about even him, connected BY very narrow Strait,
down the stairway with another Ocean outside.
1t was .ymptsmatic Of great change in P'lacsl
feeling in this city since the good old days when
half dozen "g. ntlemen of property and standing"
with their legs under single mahogany, settled the
Affairs Of Boston and Of the State. The good old
DAYS of Whg supremacy, where are they And
where are the good old Wings Ecno m'sns
;ustly answer, if she were disposed to tell the
Truth. NopAere I" Though that would not be
the truth neither; for some Of them are hiding
themselves in the tents Of Know Nothingism, and
some are ekulkiDg among the camp-hres OF the
Democrats. Alas for the Gentlemanly Interest,
.uch A the landlord in Martin Chuzzewit used to
put on his topbOOts and 60 and vote Tor Inc
Fins Brigade and the Burns Guard buried IL
with military honors on the Second OF June 1904,
The few poor old wings tnat YET ~. su.' nnc ana
who set up Mr. VALLEY last year for the purpose
of defeating Mr. Rockwell, and then, halt OF
them at least, went aud voted for Cover
nor Gardner to make sure OF 1t, are sald 10
he terribly exercised in their minds. The fence on
which they are sitting 10 singularly sharp and IN
comfortable to the Jurcine angle OF the iorked an
imal man, and yet they are in DOUBT winch way 70
lump There is no doubt, il is said, as to the rank
and file of the party They can neither be held
nor bound from crowding into the Republican
ranks; but the wbig Central Committee the
,e<dy, dflspidated cashiered old ofncers win snet
out at-elbow uniforms and furnished gold lace and
coppery epaulettes they hate to follow In the traa
ri. "A mt 1n her 20 fo a.
sert absolutely to the enemy Some OF them,
however, those that swore the most profanely when
the shareholders kicked Mr. Webster out Of the
Baltimore Convention, four years ago, those IN
trepd men are going openly and boldly to JOIN the
Buchanan ranks. Of these, Mr.. Choate l: believer
TO be one Of the chiefest. He is said to be labor
ing with The DAILY Advertiser Though not exactly
Fox AZ he is) to cut OF its tail to keep
him company 1t is believed, however,
that that respectable print will, after the
DELAY what is 0iosy ncratic to lite constitution put
the names of Fremont and Dayton at the head OF
its columns do not vouch for It, however MI.
Choates action one way or another, OF the small
ett possible consequence IN New England All inc
gyrations and contOrtions in his repertory could
excite no answering SPANS where he 10 known
Az to the other wings Of /" eminent gravity, many
of them are in state Of betweenity, and II IL yet
uncertain in which direction they may come Out oil
H. Several Of the most MISUNDERSTANDING whom
Your Own Correspondent has mentioned Dir. wal
ley, the Straight Wing candidate for Governor last
year-are considered 90 good for Fremont outare
held back BY their Wing friends from making any
demonstration at present, in hopes OF some general
action. those that are floating about on the tide
OF circumstances are laying hold Of whatever
comes 10 hand TO keep their heads above water
until they can make up their minds which craft 10
board. Your Topeka plank is the Que the most
desperate of them have seized upon Tor this Pur-
pOte. They cant COUNT nance Rebellion you
know. But I spprehend there IL not enough oil
that to keep sAoat asy but Wings of very light
specific srayty-the weighty ones would 60 doSn
plump 10 the bottom if they trusted TO II. he idea
Of Straight Whig candidate, amagina Is enter-
tained b, nobody. The Whigs will either 90 for Ire.
mont or Buchanan. Fillmore has never friend
among them. They will never forgive him Tor run
ming against Webster in 1852 and stlll worse for
getting all the Southern votes; lndeed' your eml.
1ent fellow citizen il regarded in these parts as an
tmiDtn absurd one. People laugh at his speeches
in New York and Brooklyn IN which be speaks as
If he thong ht he had . chance of being elected
We think that we have Presden'zl CANDIDATE
now resident at public institution al south bos
ten II refer TO the unfortunate Df' ". w r.
Mell.D) whose prospects are qui'e Is so1u, an ~
who,e expectations quite az RATIONAL as these o.
Mr.. Fillmore.
Ibelieye have now told you all the polltesl
gossip have picked up. And no~ let US TAX OF
something else We have very excellent A col
lection Of pictures at the Athenaum GALLERY tlif
wear, which g;yes one q chance Of forgetting the
beat for an hour or two, pleasantly enough You
own artists have contributed some Of the best
the modern pictures. Church's picture, called,
tLinI. "Autuu nal Scenery" seems to me an
amazingly 6ue thing though ! know that srs'sts
find fault with il Ii 10 . courageous attempt to
portray the ,plepdors Of an sutumnal foliage Inc
w.rmthone might .lnC.; :ay me s sS ;,h sse
the Charming simplicity of the whole, makes it to
nv eve an admirable work Of Art The transpa,
r.Dcy and GOODNESS of the water e1 iuislte and
msLes one envy, on hot day, the co.'s that are
standing 90 comfortably 10 il Elliott hiss PRO-
digiou.iy fine portrait Of Col Kinney-not pre-
sune. The unfortunate sdventurer whose nose
walker uu, out of joint Hunt also. has couple
Of very excellent portraits. The dog pieces Of Mrs
Spencer are oftbe highest order ofmert in their line
II interior in colorins and execution TO LaDdseer
lss 70 which cannot give An sPinisn, having seen
but one Of b. psnsins. they seem 70 me not W.
They xonn esersve nearly If noe quite - well ~
bic. he neglected bitch and her puppies in