The New York Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1850, Page 7

Politics. Youx.—The proceedings of the whig con- at Utiea, have terminated in s virtual of the Syracuse nominations and i so that now the whole whig party, the a of plage conventions, are to and will, in all proba- ty succeed, at the approaching election. That iy bas now assumed the cause of Fred Doug- and Wm. H. Seward, and their success will place State inthe foremost rank of abolitionism. The 1 State Register, the organ of the national whigs, fully and unequivocally endorses the proceed- ls at Utica, and says the whigs should now be united the Syracuse ticket; and though avowedly op- tothe dectrines of William H. Seward, that rns calls the whig party to rally upon the ‘acuse tie] asthe ae bane, in the event of elec- ) Which will oat the views always entertain- by the whig party. ‘The democratic party, in every th State, will make @ tremendous effort to the ascendancy in the State, as well as in Co! whigs of the ‘Seward faction —and they are whiga of that stamp, now—are holdi ings inevery direction denounce the Fugi- Biave law, which seems to — position im thelr theughta, minge ee, tie oes rhige held stages anh odes jyracuse Journal, one of most violent abolition of resolutions ‘letying tt pore in the State, the rong” “sng oft ell as all the powers a the State. ap denoun officers of th at, to whom aeraiad execution on jw, as land pirates an . yn were of the most isianatory ¥ Oswego county @ convention was hel: the ceurse of t\e seceders at Syrasuse A ag but which Preven by the Albany Journal as coinciding ‘the views of the soajerity, Petitions are bel in most of the western gomation, 0 be ororatee repeal of or demoeratic candidate for Congre! be ae to effect the repeal of tha! ig nominees are nearly to ® man orable to the hoowns platform, ths demoeratio no- with but very few exceptions, are avowed free inpiaNa.—There is very little political news from Btate, and the people generally seem to bo en- d in something else than agitation. Though there decided free soil feelinggin the whig party, from fact that no election is soon to take place the ition is very little discussed. There are a great oy Sf tives in the State, but they are in the inte northern portions ef the State, with which little communication trom other - it sees in which the question is agitated) Tne Vera \y Ledger, & conservative democratic pap quently denounced the course pursued by the iets in opposing the laws which are calculated tore to the other States their rights, assacnusetts.—The feeling of opposition to the itive Slave law,and the bills providing governments New Mexico and Utah, without the slavery reatric- , is beceming stronger every day. The late meet- in Boston most plainly portrays the means that i be used to resist tne law. The press gemerally,of have said very little of late, though the Boston and Boston Mail, pine recognize: Sree the la whole whi; ty, « several of the meetings already held, the jermination to put a stop to the Slave trade States, as soon as possible, has re ye sapemeee, lich determina has bee: LD dford Mercury in its epposition to eres, See eltement -_ always taken the 'y part of the State 69 determine Seattle Mas wd shown to the Pagitive Slave law, should an atte be made to arrest @ fugitive, and bloodshed would follow. ni0.—The election now over in this State gives a tty clear ides of the feeling of the people ia the te. The members elect to Congress are classified pording to their views on the slavery question, and jong the whole, three are set down as anti Fillmore lige, three as free sollers five as Fillmore whigs, as democrats. The whig party is lee or four moncmt and ocrats and free s0iiere In y of the counties the two factions of thy demo- ety. prigciples, and the rity opalar vote of lige go! ¥ Alvocate the ‘the democratic party who would not form & coalition with t ubove stated. incixta.—There seems now to be a greater concert jon among the democrats of this State. Though whig party bas always inclined with the North HW their principal jowrnals say that any measure 0: ij has been an aggression against tho South, or interests, there are many of that party in th ting districts who will not go with the great body the party in this movement, but take @ decided nd for the South, The Richmond Lvaminer ic party agreed upon the Virginia is an agricultural State, like all tes South, and what affects the interests of th» ith affects Virginia In the Accomac Distri: eo without regerd to pasty. are strong in their orition to any movement ulated to abridge the te and privileges of the slavebolding interest. la when the agitation of the slerery erage Pes bod ined almost entirely to # limited number of jonists in the Northern States. 6 minister ot 7 1 was taken trom bis pulpit, and ordered to leave Btate within twelve hours, under penalty of death, use he spoke agaiast the institution of slavery the people of the same district hav. reed their ciently watchtal of the slave interest duri: session of Congress. They have held a meeting, which declared themselves at any time = in the South in asserti ibe wraieg uences to them: “aged T wm peeate or the te generelly, exoept in the m0 nous regioas, chore but ponte adapted to slave labor, are y Opposed to any interference with the ques p elavery, and will resist any encroachment upon ir righte, Groncis.—The time for the approaching election for ten to the convention called in consequence of @ admission of California into the Union, as a Btate, creases the excitement among the people, and the between unionists sad disunionists grows more tter. The Hon. itebert Toombs has addressed « to the people of the Eighth Congressional Dis- t, opposing the adoption of any measures of re feaeee vernment, because o seit Catena pertect day bay Congress did the ission of that State. «hich the im peratively demanded. though the 'y iu the constitution bad cont: fevor of her admission, with Northera ‘e expresses bimseit perfectly satiaded with the set lee ent of the boundary ot Texas, and thinks the ét between the North and South, where no such should cate. Revirw ann ) IneencTiONn AT THE ARSENAL, BY ex. Woor.—Major-General Ry. held a view and ion at arsenal, a! bey, on Monday,” The General Tee the fall_unmifurm, F Winton of Major ©. Anlrens Aa. At ay ey ES Mateus, ALD. -. G. Talimage, A.D. C.; Capt. H. 8. Shilds, ird Artillery. On arriv ing at the arsenal grounda, General was received with a salute. a already assembled quite a ae eon eed ‘nilemen ce pn ew 5 wine the families ue, roorden >) it officers. The re at the AF, ‘ere Brevet Col. R. iret Lieut. J. G Gorgas, Second Lieut. J. MeAllia- 2d Lieut. J. C. Symmes, 2d Lieut. 8. Oris in, allof the ordaance department. They were ~ as eS Oe en ee napec- of them rar tok place Coowee twelve ¢ twelve os o’e he soldiers at present stationed arsenal number aot quite one hundred, the ria pal partof whom are operatives in the ma: PeThey drut a one mo hear each day, and in Mederation ol ots their eoldierly ag | ly creditable to themselves and their a hommand was assigned aus. Gengee, < was ~ reccw ying & ince fad asneeen cquitted himself with much credit, as the refficers. After the milu exercises, the nna with omenan is * Gann a city, were jer throug! be extensive machine shaps eS reader should eat Ay Ter that thie arsenal is the gost exten- he country. During the Mexicaa war, the department was sapplied very extensive- from tis post. Immense numbers of car- ¥, 4: ins, as well as the va: taalie of war, ace turned we oe oa det moet fe yovergnnn gun ea tue = coos he tie Col. oat Sites Thus aes ‘Fos atovmplished o ian np tbe Menwan wat fentered iy years, ealtncremter hey ATLANTIO, Captain Weet, 1g, BLA" Grafton: Lr og a a i cen or i Ce fapegienea Surgeon attached to each ship. h i , December 3 wurday, merck 1, po EGR EEUSRE ED’ ‘all st., New York, ort epee ood King’s Arms Yard, London. ere ate cerca eee zien ged ie td ho aetna saAfter the lat of April next, the rate of freight by the above ca Cun eaaak Te a ER ship OH ship Ou 0, denefindlay § enek, Untied Biatee \y, October 26th, at 8 o'clock from the plo oot of sot Warten street, Mofth Hives are Rismedinte ports. a ‘connec: tection at Banna will trea say pares” The Uooks are Row open, and’ seomags Loo seem age PANAMA SO GAN TRARCWOD, Stato found bad aid sai aul: ae i 5 ‘ arven, to . 0. ee is on to eet Ray eir business, which itt be Sacasgner pat rs Om eeticn 8 rs the bem sg office, and with tl ques to, provide vemselee, a8 no “aire Benet ozseg eras Se aeceaT aha ARE ee ee LINE FOR a, via AOU, LINN, Fc ee tons i E eal | AK a Hoan Hi F to San | Sees tahoe ee or Fare TO — «+ $100 00 ~:- 8000 ean ‘table, and have the priviloge found with mattrasses pu dente pc fost i ‘but not wines and a8 ater ame Foend, with wish ongh rattens as are furai land os see are Se bealth fees mins at ‘und’ Fost bine, obo aE hoe ot the oo Seon the office of the oompacy, ATES OF TARE REDUCED.—EMPIRE CITY LINE. pinremam Tickess to Ban ber The splendid: Seeamehip he 2 . ‘Monday, Doveber 2th, oily ‘Tip tens, burt wwe her dock. pier No. MS velock, for wormage, (mattrose Paseongers by this Marks, having Keeve this for Kare yuiek feopatah tha et Ak 4 nn and 72 South yr FoR Say reas S18 cO—DIsPATCH LINE TOE eplendid A URIEL, & . master, at pier 30 | owl a scomn moda: ne Sie re es wan street, Lar LIFORNIA betas ae Boris Beye ROYAL AL MAIL, 8 STRAMERS FoR The —% Giyde by Mr Jobo ee ef Gy A, between New York and iiermade poine and returning. ‘She has ex Senmnivdatione for 5 Vers Gren Haw ee, a this the most con: intended marri $ fa whem usture couvempione o haperes bi] ~ Zandlecover sbe causes, Sun aad tbe remedies, and most certain of cure, in every “(Buteset ofc lomser frome LJ wreen, May i ele Phir bean Sen My wife has teen 2 bevwaaenss Be of wit are ou way; 108 Newt MEDICAL Le GUOKS— A COMPLETE PRACTICAL Ler reey | of private diseases, ns of the urini is pas ie blished th Fann z. ffculv and CON’ rey aad one OF bs seeee an way; private entrance iaoree entry adjoining his ra eta Deere Be be LR papa STREET, TREee, 0 Wels ‘tor’s re) Nation for shill In sheos half cures ene thet ve for years, is t. 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