Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-25

WAsHISGroN, August Is,

WAsHIsGroS, August "a, 1887.
The Globe Of this city, in putting on her new dress
of utrasm has effectually disguised her ong'na
character, that old friends do not know her
The sudden and unlocked for change-from Bank
10 Locofocoism-from decency 10 vufgarity-does not
find countenance with that portion of the party who
call themselves respectable. The Cabinet, IS out
Against the course condemnng it as mpolitic, whilst
Sias Wright and Thos H. Benton, are throwing out
their huzzas and gratulations, which are heard, and
read in all their papers, from Maine TO Georgia.
This new ayowal TO say the least of it, does not
speak well Of Blair's sagacity politician. The
elements of party have been raging friously for the
past eighteen montns-and Mr.. Blair's duty, as a
hireing of that party, was to concilia,e, not give
fresh fuel to its flames An effort is making
by the friends Of the Madisonian,' to secure for il
the government patronage. Theplan will not be sue
cesslul one. Benton will have, in the next Con-
gress, more than majority to support his Uto-
pian' schemes. The knowledge OF this fact, gives
the Globe perseverlng assurance, in continuing the
war which it has began against the wish of the Ex-
ecutiyc, and his Kitchen advisers Forty thousand
of dollars is subscribed for the Madlsonian. 1t has
the wealth and responsibility of the party, and in
time must become its organ.
F05t Master kenQaII mas DceI pIePdIHg an eidOO-
rate appeal from the decision of the District
Court in the case of Stokes 4 Co., which he intends
submitting to Congress, at the commencement of the
session The result of this appeal will be anxiously
awaited for For, should Congress vote in favor of
sustaining Mr., Kendall, he gains two important OBJ
lects, by this vote. The first is, that the Contrac
tors will not get their demand And the second,
which is not the less important decides that these
Courts have not the power, authority, to call in
question the actions of officers belonging TO the Ex-
ecutve department of the National Government
The legality of this last point strongly contested
by Kendall in his written defence TO the court
tending that he was amenable only for his conduct
to the President and House Of Congress. Both will
support the appeal, the latter by party vote.
portion Of the Cabinet are urging upon the Presi-
dent to recommend the passage OF general Bank
rupt Law as the only eiiectual method Of compelling
the Banks to resume specie payments Mr.. Van
Buren, has too many family CONNEXIONS to provide for
which law of this character would likely destroy.
The Safety Fund is not in condition to be trfied
with-beside, some friends, residing in the neighbsr
hood of Albany, have sent in respectful prayer to
be remembered in this, their day of adversely
signed by " Willars," Edwin" John" and Jeri."
Three times week Mr. Van Buren, visits his man.
sion in this city, to see how things are going on,
and to receive company-leavng again at oclsck
TO dine AT his Chateau, distant about three miles
from this place. Another appropriation must be
made before his mansion can be completed think
il was fifty thousand dollars Congress gave, but now
this amount is proven 10 be small
There is not single article in the house but that is
of the finest and most costly nature. Does not this
speak trumpet tongues" for our simplicity and de-
mocratic republicanism? Washington and Thomas
Jefferson could rest contented on a common wood
chair President Van Buren, has them covered with
gold and tnsel in this, his age Of REFORM Several
members Of the next Congress have been here and
selected their seats apresent there is not one in the
city. Sen King of Georgia. is in Baltimore, severely
indsposed. Kendall has been on Official visit to
your city the is expected here this morning. Sran-
gers are coming in from all quarters of the Union:
Those who intend visiting here this winter will find
a difficulty in procuring lodgings; every private
boarding house ave their rooms engaged and the
hotels charge exorblan,ly for their mean accommo-
datons