The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02
=. WE OAK GEORGE LAW.
s,s..s IN Albany Daily Rogtster--K. NJ

Prom the springfield (Hxs5t Dalfy Argus-Ou 81 terI
THE LAW BUBBLE.
The question wnetuer a nomlna aon shall be- made ut
by the Know Nothing National Convent lon which
meets In Philadelphia tbs ed OF February whesasr
seec ION Of Presidential Vie Presd su.ia stan
dsrd bearer f that party in the next fall all
be delayed Until ssqlept period IT zee a. mas %
the subject OF sort parzan dis be ween the
friends of ex-PIesieent Fl iuore and Mr., George Law
The Albany Regisr-Iaw's pro perty-opposes any fur
Their delay wills Mr. tmores organs in the South and
North caling for pcstpo Il alter the de-
mocratic nominating convention Of jane.
What coes this meanY Has the c,ntest for the Know
Nothing nomination actually narrowed down t, strug
gle between Mr.. Fillmore and Mr.. Law? Are ths fsads
OF the former gentleman eay afraid that Live Hoax
George baf sto On Ii upon his excelency, and viii
The exPresioent of The track unless time is
given Mr. Law o haug nimseS This, So would really
o1s ecs u s an suSss ,sa ema
might give him iient advice Unjctstr red by
the melancholy fate of Taylor and scott, the get rail-
symptom Of that fatal epidemic Which has rudely
blasted toe hopes Of many Pres ieohal aspt att sp
New Jersey, published day or 20 since in the Nsw
YORK HERALD. In this document Mr. Law assumes the
grand fact that ell honest and politicians wish him
TO bs the next President aud he distinctly nd
that ali those who have already placed ussl
10 oppesl ion, frst msds advances to hin for money
and falling 10 procure that wish TO revenge thsm
selves on the doIt who could no, perceive toe value
Of their services This Il doubt extremely
com otipg 20 Mr. Ls~; although Is rsher hard for
10 he told by that res DecrAbe railroad contractor
that only oppose him because he has neglect to
brbe us wnstever knowledge. Of human nature cr Of
pOnttcidns mey DC SHOWN IN TINS WnOioeA0 Attack on
the motives Of ell who dount the abili les aad
the immaculate integrity Of Mr. Law suspect that
gen seman has made serious II DOT fatal mstaks In
giving ready uttesancs to thu result singular
deuion proves that the parasites who have gotten
the wealthy pavsnu In taeir web, to bleed him Haze
great blue bottle fly, have already pursuaied hs mpie
soul that he Ia great nan and that the world revoives
around him with respectful Admiration. This sort OF
doctrine has been preached him thoroughly and
constantly by the NEW YoRK HERALD and his other ape
cia aoviserr that inc ined to excuse "houest
Georse" for what would otherwise be objectionable
assumption In pubs wan; aud substitute for faei-
irg ef Indignation Of the unfounded SANDER sort OF
Pity ut the antics Of Fifth snob Ia
OF tire resflency Of the Uaitsi Statss.
Here, by the way, va Afford to stop AMI present
our Massachusetts readers who may Do ignorant Of who
or what Mr.. Law may have boon, with skeietou
stretch Of bis rise 20 the greatness Of hts pre-
sent position. We the ready to do ths BE-.
DO not perceive that he any friends
the newspapers Of this SCOTT, OF country, and
10 give him air start with Mr. Fillmore, who his tn
COED luck TO be better known. We forget the Aativ
state Of shonest George" Sulce It, however, chat
was born poor, the OF an humble farmer FOR som
peculiar reason known as "Hatter yoha" George earl