Morning herald., 1837-09-12
The Baltimore Gazette has the followng:-

The Baltimore Gazette has the following:-
The letter from friend Washington. which published
yesterday ng the BELIEF Of m te u %p & Two ahGnn had
expressed and unreserved language his APP
pendedn The message the Presdentd has excited &C.
neral surprise IN this cityand while IL ., sen ,ea gpa @
dissatisfaction % the wings. We seer any thing in
ihs other letters and verbal ports have been received
city which confirm the statement OF our correspondent
Before we put full belief in this important rumor,
however, we will wait for further information.
There can be doubt that it is the policy of the
South to separate hegovernment from all banking in
corporations and to leave trade, currency, and the
exchanges, to take care of themselves. The cotton
growing states the balance wheel of the trade be-
tween Europe and America. They possess the sole
control of the foreign ind domestic exchanges and
is highly probable they will try new experiment.
Mr.. Calhoun may, therefore, support Mr.. Van Bu-
rens administration, because he is friendly to its
continuance but because it leads TO the commercial
emancipation of the South
There is more in these rumors than meet the eye.
Henry Clay left Washington on Saturday morning
last, and reached Philadelphia that night. He was
closeted with Nicholas Biddle for hours the next
day. There is great alarm in the Whg camp, and it
is said the object is to get Mr.. Bddle his nfu
ence with Mr. Calhoun, and to'produce united action
IN the opposition ranks.
We doubt whether Mr. Calhoun will follow any
mans advice but his own He may probably think
il his best policy to 90 ultra with Mr.. Van Buren,
means ofbreoking him down in the North by upsetng
his Safety Fund system. We on the of great
changes. If John c Calhoun support Mr.. Van Bu-
ren he (CalhouR) loiU be the most prominent cdndi
date Tor the succession and would, doubt, de-
feat both Clay and Webster. Look outlook OUT
look ouf- -es
IErom our Correspondent Taueyrand, No XVI
WASHINGTON, September 9th 1887.
Yesterday the House adjourned without doing any
business, until Monday next On that day the com
rnittees will be announced by the chair, when the
House will proceed without delay, to the execution of
Executive business now before IT,
The result of the few hours which has been
sumed by the House of Representatives, distinctly
show not only the character and disposition Of its
members, but the objects in contemplation by them
nearly balanced in infuriated by jealousy on
both SIDES In the short space OF four days we nave
seen the halls national legislature converted in
10 an erena for the accommodation ofpoltica gadIa
tors wage their battles in. to the eternal shame and
disgrace of the American people.
Thus far is only the beginning. The ending will
tell tale different from this The opposition, by their
uncaled for severity and bad management have lost
influences not only IN congress, but throughout the
Union The quiet and mild behavior of the admins
tration party thus far, has for It's accomplishment
some imporantobject which the opposite party have
not the sagacy to discover. Important elections
will be coming OIL in the enssing month-Represen-
tatves are be chosen for State and nation legsa-
ture The administration members oil congress are
already in possession of this fact and their greatest
desire is for the opposition 90 the month out, pre-
serving the tone and spirit that they have adopt.
ed in the beginning. This is the secret for Their mild
forbenance and apparent humiliation
At the longest the silence is only for few weeks.
When the time for action has arrived, the party in
power will avail themselves Of the opportunity, IN
throwing the blaDe of nothiag $ been done, upon
saau uhn ldarln nf sbatrap hp hem
true will have powerful tendency to change In IA
vor of the administration, several thousands OF votes
The trap is deeply laid, and the opposition with all
their cunning bid fair 10 be the first caught in IT.
The election OF Allen, by the House, in preference
10 Blair and Rves, decides at the fate of several
important measures, which will shortly come before
Congress. II seals beyond the question Of doubt,
the fate of Mr. Van Burens Treasury scheme"
Those of the Conservatives who voted for Allen
are known 10 entertain favorable views 10 National
bank By the defeat of the Treasury scheme an
object Of still greater Importance and Of more ex-
tended notorety IS IN view, and must share similar
fate The bill preparing by Mr.. Benton for the in
production of an exclusive metallic currcncy, stands
eopardrzcd the instant may come before the House.
Does Mr.. Benten know this factl
Let me prove it by data now before me.
In looking over the names of Senators find ma
iorIty of that body will be disposed to vote favornby
for the golden project but in turning to those the
House Of Representatives there il not number larger
than nethrd that will endorse the decision Of the
Senate on the passage of this bill. This vote will
give il the quieius now and forever more Through
the distraction of these minor and less important mea
sure. the grand magnet is TO be reached The pro-
iector Of these Uoplan schemes IS TO lie IN short
tIme side by side in the same grave with his Irea-
sury and golden hunbug," and the hands inat des.
troys the former are likewise determined 70 pu' an emo
10 the latter These hands are conservatives, and
the great magnet is of no less parsonage than
Tyomas H. Benton of Missouri, the AMBITIOUS asp'r-
ant for the presidential chair.
IL was to effect this purpose that forty SIX Thousand
dollars was subscribed to establish the Madsonlan.
Is this fact known by Mr.. Benton The pretensions
of Mr. B. to the chair of state is zeaousy dIspued on
Just grounds by those of his own party Put an end
ia his golden bill and then his popularity must iail
down 10 its own level An effort will be made 20 ac-
compIish this point the result none for moment can
doubt Rives of Virginia, is the candidate for the
presidency by the conservative party ifthls gentle
man nomination cannot be secured the next Presl-
ndental election will shew faint administration raj
ly Thus tits seen that the election Of the Msdl-
sonan for state printer IL to operate IN an indirect
manner upon ell Of the topics that . named IN the
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