The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-08
INTERESTING POLITICAL NEWS
po1rT1cAL GOSSIP.

POLITICAL GOSSIP. !
Thur,ov Weed has been staying i'i 0o~. 80 |
... uouse The venerable, NOT Veaera'o0' iu'o"Sof
.,,h. :, s,em of "obbysm made easy" never hs o'en
80 ,oorinp more vigorous and lfelge ThecoinPAcen'
rsnose Of bis long, yellow, bilious fea uTes' ~ Do slowly
rolls round great foxy eyes, while picking MS tee'n
amer breakfast would make him an admirable study OF
INV SATAN might be supposed to appear enjoying the
r,u,s Of bs labors at the Day Of Judgment, OF Calvin
isc fanatic Of the seventeenth century lsxuriang 10
toposyaphica description Of everlasting bazes Some
mischief is Of course brewing, aud rhurow Il here 70
superiutend not FIVE thousand dollars worth OF free
trade in wool this tme but possibly IN msgers' some
suppose his visit to be connected with the Two new
sayers OF which the HERALD Washington correspondent
cave description on Saturday and, though they deny
his pecuniary interest the same they think him quite
anxious to whether they have the true FAST sang
yacht rig We reject the WHOLE this insioous surmse
for the simple that true the immaculate rhurow
would have cunning enough TO keep such purpose, for
day or two at least, to himself Time must develope
who the real bona de niger worshippers are who own
the seventy vessels that trading between Florida and
the coat Of Africa the most Of VIII CHI are fitted GU, in
black republican seaports.
Enough leaked out to make II pretty certain that.
in connection with some nice little private public bust
ThuoW is in New York for the pur
poee putting his long finger into the pie which being
dished up for the public in November December
he singing the song of the 'Spder 10 the Fly" with
rapurous and ngpg contoroas of hs old face into the
not willing Of Of the rot unwilling juvenile
buzzers of the ramnany Hall General Committee, and
swears that II they will "bcw down and worship his
Mayor they shall have everything elss their way.
Alas for Thurow's pretty stories the little The
hardened older blue bottles OF Tamany know jus. how
much qusssa there is minsei with his moiasses
Dean Richmond has bulky certre large
political crowd the St. Nicholas Hole siace the
meeting Albany Of the Democratic State Com nttee
His fat belly fills up the greater part OF his oFn Cree
Hart, Fowler, Church, sthsll, Rynde's and host Of
political Lights have been to hear his accoun. Of the
Wise letter. snd the Aston House munica,on, aud OF
the petition Of Shaw and Dan Tsylor, and TO
loarn how it pass that the vast ntee Its Of the
latter gentleman brought 10 bear against Fernando
Wood at the close Of his stay in Albany Dean laughs,
and shakes his fat sides and picks his fat nose and
swears ''By God, that every thing "went of very WELL
by God;' ''God da M NJ he says, 1--WE amt going to
have any splits, by God" And the chorus OF haris
and cots around him chant, in delightful harmony,
the chorus ''No more splits, by God" Fowler
roars, and AAther smiles, aud Cromwell looks
bland and pleased, and schells good natured face ex
pAnds with unwonted radiancy and Churchs dmpie,
quadruple in humble and the old barnburners hurrah
for Dickinson and the ALBANIAN tines melt from ice
tenacy into very soft ard aud the prospe,t any
future curdlrg is entertained by for instant
The very smallest suspicion whispered Cassidy has
made something Of q nnny OF himself in the Aaas of
rday In limiting doubts of the genunsness OF wisss le
err Of which he has the original his breecnes pocket
but perhaps be really don't believe after ALP at
any rate, "never mnd."s
Fernando Wood ID again at his house at Barnham's His
friends rally 10 cheer him ct his Office in Broad way and
Moznt Hall rings with es much applause when he speaks
as though he had returned from victory instead Of
check. The Wise letter he denounced q. first alb
surd forgery 90 did everybody else. Even Cassidy who
obtained the original letter from the gentleman whom
written, will not publish lest it should be "ds
clAmed." Richmond" says the HERALD correspondent
at Albany, "dont believe to be genuine. Neverths-
less Simon Pure Wise letter proves to be- OF the true
Governor Wise stamp, and nothing prevent old
fashioned ''shindy,' CIRCULAR row. universal
smash and bust up' from being the consequence. The
de profundis must be ssid Governor wise's
hopes for the Presidency, Of course. Taere may
be . terrible reaction Of vengeance, too, against
the very politicians in New York hoped to profit by
its publication All this Mr. Wood SEES but why sho I'D
II injure hmS "Mr Wise himself dsclams more than
personal connection with of old friendship supposng,
then, his letter be genuine, how be affected by
his indiscreto1sS AID while others pant and bio from
the continued heat the Mayor remsns cool De.
cembe- bis voice and tranquil and composed
and he those Of his followers who inclined
week ego to be panic stricken.
Hon. John Cochrane still 10 the White Mountains OF
Vermont Hon. Thos J. Barr is in the city, carefully
abstaining from party aquabbles Hon. VIM B. MacIay
is in and out Of the city, excursionisng attending bus
ness peace making but not Identifying himself with any
faction Indeed the wisdom Of the democratic members
Of Congress from this city, mndng their business,
and frtterng influence .s-.sssn away need
uded are
zeslous union of the various divisions Of the
party and approve Of which recently
made in that dircction.
Hon. Jefferson Davis left the western part of Maryland
where his family Is stayiDg In June last for Mississippi
the purpose Of denouncing the introduction of the
slave traffic in his State. he disapproves of the
Of Senator Brown, and went home denouncs it.
While there be became Ill, and compelled to re.
turn to Maryland. week ago he had sunk low that
report Of his death was current for some hours in Wash
ipgton city.
DOUGLAS NEWSPAPERS IN THE SOUTH.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
SELMA, Alabama, July 10, 1859.
subscriber and constant reader of your paper, per
NIT to take the liberty Of calling attention and
rectng expressed in the folio wing extract taken
from your editorial Of the 9th inst
In all the Southern States there only two democrat,
ss6I
Ase not from hi! admiration OF squaer sovereignty"
from his personal hostility TO Mr. Buchanan Indeed the pre-
FALLING souhern democratic on this subject of
Than that Of Governor Wise that Mr. Buchanan
row nequenty assaulted az fahess TO southern
20 the for the determination Dougas and hs
folio AAe
You are mistaken when you that the Mobile Regi,
ter and the Louisville Democrat the only papers south
which support the position Of Senator Douglas You must
examine your exchanges better and you will nd that in adj
dition 70 the Register and Democrat the Louisiana Courier
Montgomery Confederation Huntsville Advocate Mississippi
Eneprtse Tennessee Qaid Nunc Augusta Constitutional
it, several Kentucky democratic papers Lynchburg Wal
Republican, Richmond Examiner Tredericksbnrg Nsu;
Fncastle Democrat, Warrentown Flag, Paramount True
HIgnion, Bedford Democrat, Wheeling Argus Spirit Of
Democracy Virginia Lader, Washington States Alabama
State Sentinel and several other Southern journals support
the views OF the Illinois Senatorhis past aud present
position.
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