Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-12-30

Il is admitted on all hands ina, IL 10
governmem must recruit from The ra u new !,
the Whigs-and that Mr. Van Buren, j"M o.
ing al the South-in which ouar,e, ~ am
cent elections have told him he is NM, Nc 'e
pected. In n conversation the Other 49, 'a
the mansion of the President, be sa;S iay y
uncommon empbass--the Sovn ,S.S Sha
convinced Of my orthodoxy on HE ,,I %a, Y
.Siarery. IacW make IL he ereof ,.I =
principle Of my ,ehOie Administrative ~" ,'i
,oiH accomplish IT, Mr. Rives is If Ia,
Southern men have ever known "%
tive on the subject of slavery-onS 'eas
haps the most judicious Statesman 90 pet
subject in the whole South. He i ; j." aa
so far as ! can judge from occssioDa ''1''S
versation more Of an AboIiIionist ,ba, wv
Van Buren,, and | heard him mv,rn NJ
jure the latter not 10 suppose the Soo,b ~. W.
ton Of madmen. aue
There can be no question of ,be su.a
there is much chagrin amonp tho ."a @a
ers of the Administration, on accom-, y Py ~
unwillingness Of Mr. Van Buren, n /. Wy
rised, or rather instructed, as 10 tho n.r
Of his future government He Ia. ,FSo.y
plainly that he will be independent
Senators and Representatives have h"s
learnt it at the expense of their re,.o..,
vanity. am confident from what I H..
seen-moIe than from what have bs,J
that he will not be guided BY party mo,;,,
either in his appointment to offices. OF nS'
great measures OF his administrator
The great difficulty in the way Of ck
met OF compromise, is the distance beSs.
the prominent leaders of the two prp,, ~,
ties. Who shall move frst2 and IA.
President Elect tenders office, will nh.
copied or will it not be Indignantly r,;;.-
ed2 There are, fortunately anon, a.
personal friends Of MIR Van Buren, man,
gentlemen OF high character and II
name one 10 whom the country NAV vs
indebted for a most honorable age1,r
mitigating the asperity of party raucOcr-
MIR Senator King OF Alabama. This M
tleman has evinced unusual soliciude Osb.
subject Of the new Cabinet-and an An
from personal knowledge 10 say thai
conduct has been most disinterested spjbm
orable. heard him state few day, s,s
TO noisy Office holder Of one Of The 4
parments, that the day would soon Be us
when clerks and editors would be sbts
control Secretaries and Major Genea,-
and this he stated with such emphas, nh
silence the damagogue at once.
The city is unusually full for the sesm
Office seekers are here BY the dozen fro
every part of the Union, and indeed 10,
every part of the world. There is "a mo
ing nearly every day at the White H,s h
on the subject Of the new cabinei--andti y
in short the exciting pulse in the wa 4
frame of the old hero-who now dream. n
little else. 1t is entirely through bin b n
the Kitchen Cabinet faction hope to rad
the President elect and 10 retain their u6u cn
and their Influence. e.
There was scene about the Gsnen 1'1
day or two since, which created much % ~
riment There had been an ntimaliOr ~
perhaps an application made 10 The Prs
dent some months ago, that the present ~ q
master at Boston. Mr. Greene, bad snqs ~
office long enough-that he had h'E y.
iiSh NJ duu bildt tue IlUu AiSAehuN
Everett was DESTROYS TO obtain the Offt
it was one which would suit bis literary " y
Its and pursuits. The subject was rsn' 4
TO him few days since, and The Old .
got into passion, and read letter BE- q.
received from Boston, detailing Nj ts =
etrs former bitterness and abuse,-sa q.
declared he must be tried longer behr ~
could be trusted. The old CHIEF sA ~
tell you sir. have read more liieralur <<
you imagine, and know all about h'''
Of the lith hour" W.
There can be no doubt Of Mr. Ksnt' =
ing retained in his present office al ~
story Of Mr. Rives having made hrN
ment condition precedent to bis owl
trance into the Cabinet, is entirely uHIr
Mr. Rives has already signi6ed his rs
to accept Office, the present Secres! =
Treasury will, il he retires, go to R1s'
the War Department has been cTd" !;
Jones of North Carolina and 50 y, Il
are certain, no further. 1t is Pl@E u
under new Judiciary Law iher.s
three new Judges of the Supreme '" ga
appoint.