The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-23

OF nGustve readers There are Mariden seven
physicians four lawyers, with fair proportion Of clergy
men. There also two prosperous banks, with
pitai of about $500 600 fire Insurance company and
many other evidences of prosperity advancing wealth
which time will not permit me to enlarge upon.
MASSACHUSETTS.
OUR SPECIAL CAMBRIDGE CORRESPONDENCE.
CAMBRIDGE, Middlesex Co., Mass, Jan Is, 1860
The Irish VoteHaruord Unirerspy-7hc Republicans and
Se,cord, dc.
The black republicans would not have majority ia this
cay II for the ssensions among the democrats
The point TO be here Some democrats pairarchs
OF the party in this learned cy-a city lcom whose love
of wisdom and wit and philosophy the adjoining city
Boston has obtained the honor aud the re
nown Of being the {" Athens OF America"--have
suddenly spurred themselves to the conclusion that
| lrishmen nobody, and that their votes are moi,
wanted in any election To be nominated for any
Office by body of men wearing the garb OF labor
s be nominated by the "d-d Irish therefore
is signal that the meeting packed-ha. the nomi.
nation must be repudiaed and the FOUL treacherous
and cowardy resorted to to cheat said Of
the full party vote. Such naturally aenates the
adopted citizens from the party in this place
and il do not finally disgust them altogether with the
party as it is now managed msmanaged, it will be
owing to their spirit of fOrbearance alone
Cambridge is distinguished FOR its Harvard University
in which it is managed by process peculiar to tho Facu
Of young scamps in the shape OF lively tempered youths
AS general thing, the heads Of the institution with
few honorable exceptons) are black repubicans-some
isrue Of moderate type 10 consequence, probably of
the peculiar suavy OF the presiding officer Of the Board Of
0verseers That guns would be fred under the big
where Washington received his sword as Commander in
Chief Of the Army Of the Revolution and that the head
quarters of the Father Of his country pied by
"Chibabos the sweet singer, would be brilliantly ilum
nsted and that the whole of College Green and Square
and Circle would be vastly jolly, in the event Of
the election of black republican President, there
raQcO N NnP nyOnfN ha
matter of surprise if Brother Burngame, who resides on
bis parmonia estate nigh by and who killed four buA
short time ago, and whc like Haskn in the House of Re
representatives. lately dropped his pistol in barroom
not be matter Of SURPRISE IL Brother Burngame
would exut little at the election OF black republican
President for it would bis way to the Gubernatora
chair o! the Commonwcath-av very snug seat by the way
Yet would all be hollow crow, IL W. H. Seward should
be the man. As small some Of the magnates OF Har
ward are they quite such small potatoes as to ex
u sincerely at the elevation of to the Presidency
who is at dsorgonzer and tho inciter OF rebellion
Seward be nominated and there be no third candidate
the "cassc city just to cast her vote for the
democratic candidate that the day of election arrives
! OUR SPECIAL CHARLEsT0wN CORRESPONDENCE
CHARIEsrowS, Mass, Jan. l9, 1850
Hop the Republicans Dirided.
II has always been question among the enlightened
people of this intelligent precinct whether this city
longed 10 Boston Boston to them. In the dilemma they
have concluded to 60 it Alone and let the metropolis
Slide Charestown is famous for Its saucy politicians 60
vernmen navy yard absurd opposition to horse railroads.
and the Bunker Hill Monument.
Charestown is national not to the core yet certainly
inside the edges. Mayor Dana lately elected
combination Of hostile forces, by the national men,
The adopted citizens Of Charlestown have strong power
in tie democratic party here and they demand that that
power should he respected. The feeling among all
branches Of the party Notwithstanding the power OF the
Navy Yard is by no means cordial but the Charleston
and old and
bys Of democracy, under the shadow Of Bunker Hill, &C
again work together The adopted citizens Douglas
the others will take whoever is northumberland be glad
The black republicans arc divided between Banks,
Bates Seward the majority seems to be in favor Of
the former; but, in any event. there IS bat small port
OF John Brown sympathy to crush out here in either
Not much is heard OF Helper or hs book on Bunker
Fiyou might well attempt TO circulate successfully
such work in Charestown, Virginia. in parts OF
Charesown, Massachusetts,, the Monumental City Of the
North
OUR SPECIAL DEDHAM CORRESPONDENTS.
DEpfAM, Norfolk Co.. Mass, Jan, 10, 1850.
Circulation of Abolition Tracts DC.
The irrcpressIbe conflict" has had efectin town
which obtains little importance from the fact that in It
located the county JAIL and therefore, entitled in its
modest circle, to consideration, the same
that the centre of the national government at the
present time viz that the Congressman won't pay their
allow the government to pay its honest debts;
and hence the poor debtors in DURANGO The effect OF
the repressoIe is this the manufacturing interests here
look after No l. and permit Satan or Sheriff adams to
take the bindmost
The business interests Of Dedham are invested in tan
nrg the manufacture Of furniture of superior styles wel
adapted to the Southern market and in the manufacture
of boots snd shoes The first ana last of these occupations
feel the effects OF the anti slavery hubbub most sesbly
although there are some among those engaged i'm them
who sound national The furniture manufacturers
do not safer by tue excitement they possess something
q ma
largest manufactures OF urnure the United States are
located Their GOODS are in high favor with the Southern
nOionaros, planters mddlemen, hotel proprietors &c.
Two or three OF the have Just returned
rom visits 10 the South and their smiling vsages beoken
their success They are loaded with fresh orders Il
may be esteemed remarkable fact but nevertheless
true, the furniture makers here nearly Al national
democrats from principle interest those engaged
IN tho other large occupations national men from in
~rest, but black republicans from principle.
All the factories ia this town well constructed build
,ngs; NO accident, except from fire, need be appre
hended Tho nhsbtsnts Of the upper class are rather
sun and exclusive; but beyond that class al hands talk
politics like Christians ~ al the Old Phoenix The former
take to lectures scientific entertainments quite natu
ray and the others take their fun and their old rye
meal as they were born for that purpose
Aoonhon books and tracts freely circulated here
Some read and great many believe in them. Bot the
anti savery M sses-ihe mechancs-wont 20 the black
republican ticket unless their friend AMI champion n p
Banks, is nominated. With but few abolition excep
tops they abhor Seward and his reasonable doctrines
OUR SPECIAL MERIDIAN cORREssDxNcE.
MERIDIAN, Mass p. q. 1850
Pcru and Shoemosirg Bsines-Rom 4 er H. Rice
Bos T. Where Governor Banks
'rds Apwenticed as a Ndchsnst-Hts Naiden Speech
Entanstdsm fer BdrSs-!Sttcard No,chers, &C.
This towI Of no little Importance In this par. Of
Massachusetts has as adjacent neghbors the towns Of
West Necdham and Newton Lower Fals-both enter
prsing places There formerly cotton mill In this
place but having been burned down. paper mill has
been erected in its stead This and the adjoining towns
famous for their paper mills Those Of the Hon Alex. H.
RICE late Mayor Of Boston and present Sherman voter
IN Washington; Hon John wilkins, SCION Of the Aassa
chuse House Of Representatives and others, are located
in this neehbcrhccd The pleasant Mr. Rice has reaped
quite iorurc from the paper business, and has ssidsd