The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-16

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Dickinson Caught In the Soft Shell Net
Tucker Endorsed by the Albany Atlas.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
TROY, July IL, 1852
Facts and circumstances daily occurring conclusvey
show that the leading democracy Of the State prepar
ing for strategica movement II not unparalleled
coup deta AMI whilst the rank aud he the auto
matons ashDg themselves into fury and vengeance
with regard the supposed conduct the coming State
Convention and the national delegates to Charleston the
chief engineers who the machine are costly and
quietly fraternzDg for the purpose of obiterating all
former and present supposed differences between the
hards and the softs. The honest and unsophstcated
masses need other explanation than the interesting fact
That few days since Daniel Dickinson journeyed all the
way from Bnghamton 70 Albany and there INDUCED in
pheasant social visit at the editorial rooms Of the Atlas
Yes, ncreduous hard SHE'LL your cheiain
deliberately went TO that Office hold converse with VIII
liam Cassidy. OF all the persons places on earth
whom or where 1t was supposed Mr.. Dickinson
would condescend TO call upon and make "plea
SAINT, social visit" that man and those "editorisl
rooms" would be the last From that identical "editoria
room" have emanated Nominations more crimina.
tons sarcAsms, assaults abuses blackguardsm and bill
lngsgate-more rbadry, ridiculo, obsceny, than
heaped the head Of any political leader. When
the Alias clique threw the State into the hands Of the
wings for the express purpose Of preventing Mr. Dckn-
sons return 10 the United States Senate that paper
through it, then and present editor hailed the victory
the most important political achievement OF the day and
age. It's columns teemed with such slang a. "Scrp
face, "politca harlequin, "Union saver" "Presiden
ual aspirant and hundreds Of equally dsgracefu
tonai conservative democrat TO make a pilgrimage to
With such msne r e ~ E hsp ssa
dictionary OF billnesgate has brought Mr.. Dickinson
down. many people think to the level or his vers But
The Aaas approvingiy quotes from country paper,
that If Mr.. Dickinson is "drawn again into public life, he
at the bidding Of ambition and then It remarks, that
"feelHg OF interest In political affairs, and active par
acpaon in Their direction have become part Of their
which they cannot divorce themselves; and full and
fair recognition Of their just and appropriate position and
influence doubtless agreeable 10 them in the way
any walk Of le' This significant quotation was penned
IN the edoal rooms, and appeared In the columns Of
the Atlas on the morning OF the day osequent that
pleaeant social VISIT" It is semi official announce
ment that Mr. Dickinson is PERFECTLY willing TO be 'drawn
again into public lfe" Is that weathercock print
willing 10 recognise Mr. Dicknsons "us aud appropriate
position, SO long and ardenty commended for by tho
Sn. and AND ssmSSsy e willing now
ever since the great compromise measures OF 1850?
Equally With Clay, Webster and Glass; mas Mr. Dickinson
been denounced for the part he enacted
perilous times; but sincere repentance penitence
for past insults has really overaken the voracousness Of
that print, believe that Mr. Dickinson With his mauy
spirit, his characteristic magnanimity, his forgivng
ture, stands ready TO let by cones be by eones.n
Frank Pierce, William L. Marcy, Horato Seymour and
now closes upon the present Secretary of the Treasury
chnnan but the sagacous Presidsn. having the ex
ample OF poor imbeciie Pierce before bis eyes, rent
tue seine in iatters and sent the willy fishermen into
more shallow waters. Has Mr.. Dickinson been caught
Let The most conspicuous candidates for the
Charleston endorsement Of the South are Wise aud Hun
ter Of Virginia the former the accredited candidate of Fer
nsndo Wool and the active maguaes who contro at Mozart
Hall Virginia il not, and never be- unt upon either
of those men, The feud existing there 10 tenfod more
desperate than the hard and soft mbr0gGo in the State Of
New York Politicians with keen scent discovering
that there prospect for the Mother OF Presidents
to furnish to Mr. Buchanan. Neither Hunter
Wise receive the united voice OF their state and
consequently after some half dozen balotngs, botn will
be Withdrawn. The demonstration made BY Virginia in
tue oQpventon Of 1852 in favor OF Mr. Dickinson and the
wreaths and garlands with which he was be
decked on that OCCASION are still fresh, green
and booming there; and the prophecy now ia,
that when the Virginia delegation shall have abludoues
their rival candidates then spontaneous movement
will be made In favor Of Mr. Dickinson and with that do
monsraon the entire South ID most likely to respond,
and echo the voice from Delaware to Texas. Such
state of afajrsthis probable contpgencyths astute
philosophers at Albany have fully investigated and delbe
rately canvassed and coup d6at, taking the wind
out Of the sails Of the Asor House unts and ecsng the
arrangements Of the hard nationals 10 the
State Mr. Dickson is taken by the hand invited 10 their
councils and enters into their plans, and freely deibe
rates with them - to the proprety and expediency OF
putting his name forward as the Presidential candidate
Dean Rchnonds State Committee assure the democratic
hosts that New York will be unit at Charleston that
there will be disagreement, no double delegations
and contested seats, and that solid phslanx
will be presented in favor OF candidate. The
hard shells led BY their twopenny whistle of this city,
cannot comprehend this and threaten day after day not
only 10 bolt from Dean at Syracuse but also 10 throw the
apple or discord in the national Convention. VIII they
surrender and fraternze when becomes apparent that
Mr. Dickinson ia 70 be the candidate OF the Atlas ooN
AS Mr. D. nss been the alpha and omega OF the nards
since that section became organized, il seems in
credible 70 imagine that he will be abandoned by them
row, simply because the sos have nveiged him into
their meshes II the hards do not submit With cheer
fu grace bury the Ratchet and smoke the calumet OF
peace, then the sofs will labor with the energy,
and In attend them, then there will be no
seso as 70 s % and %
consent OF Horato Seymour, though absent in Iowa at
tending to his land agents upon bis hundred thousand
Having secured Mr. Dickinson and through him effected
partial treaty the Albany Napoleons also endeavor
ing 70 draw the fangs from the mouth Of its iupudent
r,vai IN Albany This is done by atery. The Secretary
on State 10 we'll known TO be the author adviser and abet
or Oh tho distinct system Of conventional representation
as contained In the columns OF that print 10 attack him
IN 'front.' would DO highly pjudcous aud ho s therefore,
pe inauced to WITHDRAW his artillery and cease his
eutorla ventngs In consequence OF the Establishments,
ase praise and arfu obsequousness OF she aforesaid
Atlas. few days since one OF the democratic papers in
orange county contained an article nightly commencing
e secretary o. State The Alas promptly copied it, re.