The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20
SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, August II, 1859
Advantages If Saraic0a-Hop DFeren. People are A6e.
cdPolaical Go,Ap-A Puff for Harmony Among Ae
State Dmocrocy, dc dc
OF all watering places this continent, perhaps In
the word Saratoga presents the greatest number Of ad
vanisges Here we have a variety Of medicinal waters,
The Alternative effects of which upon the human system
eradicate the ncpient elements Of future disease and
rarely fail TO the thousand ills that flesh is heir TO-
No other mineral waters known at all comparable 10
bose or the various spring waters OF Saratoga for their
preventive as well as for their curative merits.
has become general remark habitual visit.
ere OF sara'oga for the most part die Of old age only
resident through the at this place meets with
greater lumber Of distinguished persons from parts Of
The Union and from other countries than to be met
with In any other place this continent A new wave
of fashion, OF worth, intelligence and wealth every year
sets in Saratoga Here the interchange Of thought
between minds Deured under various ATTITUDES and in
huences improve sod embel,sh each other. Here The
ororn madens and osconeoiete widows hopes are re-
ved and the and yellow leaf Of bacheorhoo1 takes
the gree hnes OF early summer Here age Itself
shades OF the prsmatc rays OF the light
OF life, which, miDgiipg with the mlder tns along the
seae Of years. runs in the mellow harmony Of tsseful
sociacils JOY Gus sympathetic convivalty where
TO be Ionno Here more valuable friendehp are formed
than because here tocia life is concentrated
Amest The gay thropga Of Saratoga the Of Cupid
rarely .bot in vain. Saratoga is the soeiino OF many
stricken hearts, without hope OF relief except before
altar TIE promeusdes tue salon aud tae ballroom Of
The United States Hotel have witcesssd the Commence.
ment OF more happy loves than can ce found in oil the
pEges or ROMANCE
auopg the statesmen and politicians of the
Try, Of all par,ies who coosregse at Saratoga, indl
Gates the most prominent chiefs Of each party tho
approach Of Presidential election Il IL settled that
Seward s to be tho Candidate OF the black republicans
Banks Chase and the rest must wander by the light
The democrats embarrassed to make CHOICE
having greater number Of ambitious asprAnts but the
Claims and chances OF all seem 10 have beea pretty tho
roughly examined and desire has been maai-
tested to fod the right man, independent Of purely per-
eona Considerations. The South presents no less than
ten democratic candidates. aud this state OF things
far divded the popular opinion and enlisted personal poll
the slave states render it almost hopeless 20 anti
cpste cordial and successful union upon either Of thsm
Many o. the Southern politicians openly heir pro-
ference Tor Northern candidate and indicate Mr. Dckin
son Of New YORK, as the individual on whom the friends
OF all the Southern candidates most readily unite
They say ne will derive great advantage before the peope
any active participation in those questions which have o.
late ycars disturbed and broken down the democratic
party Fortunately for him he had no!nof 70 40 sn
rel artfe and Was carried independently OF MN He
has given cordial support President Buchanan and his
administration party man, as we'll as from general
approval their These considerations, added
TO The high reputation Mr. Dickinson acquired years ago
IN Washington by his able support OF the Compromhe
and On other involving thu interests
Of the whole country, 10 urged have given him much
than any other man North OF Mason and D,ckson's line
others have thought that a Mr. Douglas has fought
the Missour and Kansas battles, he is rightly entitled
answered. that In carrying these contests Mr. Douglas
made thousands Of political eres, whose support
cannot had TO aid hs election, and therefore s wise
to substitute less obnoxious candidate, more likely to
concentrate the energies OF the whole party from Call
forna TO Maine. In general very harmonious feeling
prevails among the democratic leaders, and willingness
to surrender persons paraes for tho good Ia
apparent on all sdes secure victory at the polls next
year.
Miracles are being wrought In the sense OF harmony In
this Stale Tho democracy are tired Of being power
and patronage and seem fully determined regain their
ancient control over public affairs by sessonably boAng
all incse party AID persona divisions which have so long
excluded tAem from the public crib.
Seymours friends tvow their willingness 10 rally upon
Dickinson and Dokinscnp partsans just ready 10
support Seymour should his chances OF carrying the
South prove superior 10 those OF Mr. Dickinson Thcse
wo distinguished leaders Of the democracy OF this State
are now understood 10 bo the best terms with each
other, Ard alike determined 70 establish harmony In
divided partg ard TO obtain In the great Pres
Dental struggle.
We are now u the very height OF the season-bAlis
ana concerts ct the principal hotels every night