The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31


the town Imagine for moman, ,ba, vou regis,er vour
name al hotel under the mnression thai Won are 10 re-
main there while in town and on asking the
clerk TO be shown IN uo,r room a colored
porter-or shall / saw In the modern stvIe
Of the radicals colored Gentleman 9-stens forward
TO perform that dutv The norter leads the wav
and lust as yo are irving 10 form some idea how MANY
pair Of stairs you will be obliged TO climb he energies
from the hotel into the street and aronnd in an
search OF the bona ana room dssicnated
by one word written on niece Of card OF exact Ioca
existence the aforesaid porter has lust as definite an idea
as yourself After wandering about for half an hour and
whose manner indcasss 'Sss @ me. met on ar, "e sssdeuts
of the town Won 6nalv hrioc mn NJ an nm
pretending looking house on one Of the side
Streets, and are there ushered into a moderate
sized room with lust four pieces OF furniture besides
wash bowl which holds one mar, mini of wafer
win, with wash bowl about the same dimensions The
apart as the washstand one chair an Old fashioned
French bedstead, and a bureau, which the maker in
the accommodations which your correspondent and
several others who registered their names &C Union Hail
told penalty for coming here without ladies'
they only Accommodate gentlemen with ladies at the
hotel the bachelors and grass widowers being obliged to
take warning from this fact and bring their lady friends
along they do not wish TO enter at once into the prac
tice Of coonzing and travelling Sabbath DAYS Journey
every time that thew 20 to and from their rooms
After ALL this oolonizng system has its bright as we'll
dark side The tedious labor Of climbing up and down
in these hot days. with the thermometer at eighty
in the shade at five p NJ, is avoided and a
and general design, as we as to obtain better know
edge Of the habits and characteristics of the natives
The noise, confusion and hustle OF the hotels is also
avoided and, Offset person has quiet where
like TX Marvel he smoke his cigar with none
lest make him afraid and indulge in all manner Of
dreamns he may fancy II is fine way of leading a
life tude at the very centre Of fashion and gaiety
Certainly person will make CALL for there
is no place to sit down If they do CALL they certainly
nn I'm
this colonzing system at Saratoga is like Mrs Sparrow
grass dog-very good thing to have in the country.
Nearly all the hos are of full TSs Union Hotel kept
by the leands, has about nine hundred guests Last
year at this time they had about five hundred Congress
@ svs
to It's size The Clarendon by the way is the coolest
motel mere Deng located on high ground where breeze
can Do oDtMned II anywhere The other hotels are ALSO
well patronized, and numerous families. with their
TRENDS occupying cottages in different portions OF the
cy Ihe NUMBER OF guests set down at the hotels OF
course includes those who have been colonized King
fashion regns supreme and more arbitrary than any
monarch ever dared to be- Ladies are dressed in the
most elegant attire that money can purchase and where
nature has not been lavish with her attractions the fault
10 made up with the hand Of art.
IhrRovEnESTs
The Opera House Of the Leands is quite feature and
mas added largely to the attractions The drives about
the sprngs have been patronzed and those around the
ake extehdco 70 the eastern shore "A new hotei mas
Oeeh opened on the east shore OF the lake at point
which one Of the best views TO be had OF that
has already become quite noted for being place
ior game breakfasts and dinners, without the ex-
orbitant charges SO universal at the other hotels
ABOUT the axe Ihs is ono OF the resorts OF vanderbilt
ana tnose VINO can appreciate good game dinners The
tae mead OF tne ake s the pest ROAD IN Inc
vicinity OF the Springs and the Cedar Bluff Hotel at the
right distance for resting place s therefore, i'm
por'ant Iessure mere.
Mn. roLniSo AND Poi1icAe.
all the routine OF saratoga lie There are among the
large number OF VINO their
say as vel as Capitalists ana stockobbers-during the
sst iew Gays sucn poiitictans Is Thurlow weed and
Msyor CP9yke postmaster heiy ana congressman oar
nng, Of rev noik Governor buckingham ana Messrs:
5peIy anu risu Oh GonnectiSuti Governor Curs'h Of
rem rennsyivans; y moses q. 0nnnsi m .: AstoI Commo
ooro eanoerpn sno numerous otnc Oh the pontca eno
gpanca world q which the above are only selected -
fepfsseussNe men.
ALARM o. rHE AADlcALA
AS matter OF course great deal "a said about politics
ana the which are 70 be decided q the oaoe
box In national politics the supporters Of President
Johnson poncy appear 70 have everything their own
way Jus. now .ne IcpuDncan potcisns appear 70 90
largely IN the majority among the political class here
There s considerable anxiety among the conservative
portion OF this class over what they seem to fear may
anect the future course OF President Johnson There ap
pears TO oc general idea that II the radicals continue
their opposition 70 PRESIDENT Johnsons policy the Pres
dent as mere policy OF i.deionc., will be compelled
the parry anu seek protection In the ranks OF
the democratic party and make such TO them
as Will insure him sufficient strength to carry his policy
through beyond any peradventure Many Of the negro
suffrage aeltaors are also beginning 70 manifest fears on
ina. poin., aoo 70 ensera'n inisevings ss 70 tne
enect Oh ther course whether really VIII not defeat
the object which they desire the most by driving Mr.
johnson out OF the party These facts are having their
influence upon the poi'isans and Will auect their action
more or less IN tue coming canvass
NEGRO suRrRsGk TO BE IGNORED IN THIS STATE
The radcals at least those VINO appear to be working
with Governor Fenton and that class OF the party are
evidently 10 turn the cold shoulder ON Chase
ana MS schemes 10 an appearances the CRief Justices
party VIII soon dwinde down TO the Ir,ost~ philoso
piers the custom House ana INTERNAL revenue officials
and the cques which they can control rs iar as this
state is concerned foiitrans, as general thing de-
SIRE TO DC on he winning SIDE ana the radicals see the
fate which the Chase platform has met with In those
Northern states wher State conventions have been held
ana maniiest no deshe 10 meet the zane kae In ths
state Accordingly, men VINO, but lew weeks
ago were strong advocates oil universal negro
Suffrage Dy procamation, are now asserting that the
question VIII be ignored nj the coming State Convention
This class assert that they are dcermne1 that nong
shall be done by the party 10 TINS state which Will give
the PRESIDENT the least pssoie excuse 10 go over 10 the
democracy ior support uhey even state that the Fen
Ton wing o. tne party VIII ehuorse mt johnson IN terms
stronger than the Seward wing OF the party With all
tncec proiessons " " quHe certain tht tne Chstom
house ana the oyai ieaguc influence IN the sate VIII
make desperate ght IN the state convention the