Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10
Extract ef isfer dase vasaineson, Mayeh 3I, 1884
 so the Raitor sefAe f. r. Daily Adv.

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 Ertracs ofa isfer datsd asRiseton, Mayeh sl, 1884 sotAs Eaitos sefAs II, r. Daily Adv.
 will no, Say vsha, sh9 Rseniieut my do ,o.morrow or week or monsi henee. but you may rely spon il, he now dnos not intend e nominate Mr. McLane
 for Secretary # State. 4lls exeGse for dsgraciag
 Mfr. Dpape. Tke Rresidenl elaims, shti Mir. McLane
 rerommended Err Duane as a.ptrson who would be
 sahseryient to his sieys l8 removing the deposes. en Calinetl be necessary Q suethsn iLs pary.--
 Hence ihe Globe lately boldly denis the stn,enenl
 made hy Mr. Duane, so ssissnia which he was obliged lO ublish the copy Of ntsliar he wrote to Mr. Nc
 lane, the time lhe irnnsaaiaT look place lha, he reterrrd io. The Gnbs se-airnsed what it had pub. islas.i. aesi said !. spoke h antiory Mr. AlcLane per had any huority to whliah what m had done s,,l he complaned ihasihs Ediior fad reiused to pubI,s,
 bis vesal explanation. and ,hai he had persisted tnf
 ter he had been informed fs Duane WAa cOrrecul in denying she siaTeHieaa hlr. pnaae had made.
 The Presiderk nay be prevailed upon 10 become reeoncilehio Mf. Mclamer through the iniereeesion tached so Mr. AscIane ipsn hs having been promi, neRt member of ihe fedefAt lary, aud from ile cir. cum.ance that ha co-opefastd with them in sappor.- Of lazl sa a5; ul ny present Leissf ia ,ha, .is e
 dict has gone for,6. and ilai will noi be recalied- The Kitchen. Canine, w nal 1e hmdo penaace hy lhe shoss SsSs S they f Jim s. issas isa .er. s'.
 Mr. fSssytk isihs inds isRsly so succeed Als Mo UGpnrtm2AA R Nas cancy but there are several considerations that ope. rate against hm. The party cannot very welt at this
 time, dispense wit. his sssyices inthe Senaie. There
 s 10 Senator as ready as he is n reparse, and the President could not haze desired he should be more reckless in discourse. He has done hard work enough to retire to an office, oron hafpay, bua the difficulty s 10 get person who can, or would. supply his place in the Senaie. Mr. Hih would be willing O nerlorm the like services. were 1t not that lie only commit his ideas 10 paper, and thea read them olf. What readiness he has es n his and not in hs tongue reply frotl his own re.ouree nor io coacocs 1t from tho newspapers, until .he Eecess Ol Congress.
 Cot. BeniOw stEyinE s.a1 experiment, which has place in ,hs Ssnals. Co6sideriae shs R...AviIs af
 fair. and the bloody leaer that foswed he as heen poorly cosnpensaied for the pas. e has taken snce on s oass, se iss s ar,y N shs ssii q ss;r hand and he beeves lhe vessel nf s.ate s abOat to be | swamped. dsshaR on ihe breakers, when the old | will be enlle,l upon. Tue terms maytheM he ad. ias,ed for the next voyage. lf Mr. Forsysh shs 10, he taken nr ihe Slate Departmens, G0v Cass snads the next Sesi chance. In that event, she War De- The impression gailasd coalsdencs hy the sensaaon tho Senator eviseed lass week. when mr. Cayaon oE Delaware, reesred ihe report u.ate hy the Hon, s"S e .eaese, o s poiniing uaem6efs of Congress so 0ffce. Ms Eaton ia nominated 10 the Senate Governor oi Florida.- hs wished the nomina,ion h order b defeat MT. Whites plans 10 pml him down. Gaf chat he should noi probably wish 10 hold the oiire oser year or %, when he might rssiga eEsse this letscr arrived, tue President had Te-aoDisaied Gov. Dusal; bpt Mr. 1 Eaion, ihiaking the opportaniiy good one to touch ihe Psesdehis weak side, delivered the letter lo him. he c0nseqaeace was, anticipated, the Preaident withdrew the nominalien fur Gov, Duval. and nomi- nAied Mr. Eaton. This s0He vefsion: and anolher s that after Los. Duvai was noninaaed, Mr. Eaton cl0ded to take journey 70 the South with his family. in the hope Mrs. Ealons healh might Ls restored hy the climate of FloEidas and the General always iiber ai F hs friends withdrew tho Romnaiioa of Duyal, snbs6iniipg il by that of aunaaiion fuf Ar. Eat0n