Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

Doctor Brandreth may aid hisl. i might take pills
sIso but prefer ge, rid Of my overflow Of ideas in
the natural way. Sod willing, therefore, tomorrow
] shall issue my age 10 the House Of Represcn-
tatives, and no mistake.
Important from neutrality-suspicious.
OF Parites-A new Dad powerful cOsnSinn-
siom 60 defeat Van Burcn -CaiaO us soin
for HARRISON.
We have received information, the highest
tkority from Washington, stating, that, in conse-
cuence Of certain movement taking place the capt.
toll since the nomination Of General Harrison at Har
risbmrgh, JOHN c. CALHOUN, Of South Carolina,
with the greater portion of the States Rights party,
intend support General Harrison the south the
ensung presidential election We further inform
ed that this new combination Of the elements against
the present dynasty, SO much resembling that
which took place under the mantle Of Gen Jackson in
1926 has been brought about by the indspositon Of
Mr. Calhoun to submit to the dictation Of Amos Ken
dali, Thomas H. Benton, and others of sthat lk y
generally known under the name Of the kitchen
cabinet.
1t seems that the administration, prev to the as
sembling of Congress, had determined 10 run Mr.
Pickens, Of South Carolina, as their candidate for
Speaker. This was done for the double purpose of
conciiating Mr.. Calhoun and the States Right, party
contest. Accordingly,as soon Mr.. Pickens reach.
ed Washington, he was informed of the honor in
tended for him by The kitchen. For few days the
plan of Cancellation made great Roadway, and the
great ,uliEer was seen to smile bengnan,ly on the
future.
But while things were in this state Of betweenity
the Kitchen under the advisement Of Kendall, con.
veyed list Of the committees which Mr.. Pickens
was expected to appoint, should he be elected
Speaker. At this the blood Of Douglas" mount
ed-and he refused to take the office, without the
liberty Of making his own committees Mr. Calhoun
and his party were indignant at the proposition
accordingly the kitchen men were thrown back upon
Dixon H. Lewis, who was Immediately taken up by
the administration.
This state Of enlargement was widening when the
Harrisburg nomination burst upon Washington like
a clap Of thunder. The nomination Of General Har.
rison opened new prospect to Mr.. Calhoun Here.
tofore Mr.. Clay and Mr. Calhoun were rivals for the
purple-but the Harrisburg Convention ha wing drou
ped forever both Clay and Webster the great stumb
bling block in the way Of reconciliation between
Calhoun and his old associate Of the war of 1872 was
removed In this state OF things rd person. whose
talents at diplomacy ARE too well known ste pped INTO
the business the result is asserted 10 be that John
T.. Calhoun and his friends have abandoned The adj
ministration-that they will support an opposition
spesker-that the great feature of their policy will
be to make upon the corrupt expenditures and
wasteful extravaganza Of the present party in now.
er-that the new speaker will organise his commit.
tees with view to search out and develope the vii
ianes Of all the locotocos in otiice-that the sub
treasury bill, with the hardest specie clause will,
pass the House OF Representatives and also the Sc
nate-that this becoming law will tend still further
sha .x~.r Of ~~h.
throughout the agricultural staes-that these effect.
will naturally produce evolution in the sentiment,
Of the farmers and planters throughout the Union
against the present dynasty--that Calhous, CLAY.
Webster, Scott, and all their friends throughout the
Usion, viii form in Congress- and on of il comb;-
nation Of interests, favored, too by the restrictive
policy Of the banks and government, much more
powerful and Efficient against Mr. Van Buren, than the
combination formed under General Jacksou in ls25
against John Quincy Adams.
These are the important facts, views and ipferen
which we have received, through coufidept,l
channel from Washington. We are almost persuad.
ed they are correct. The singular proceedings In
the House Of Representatives,, the House Of
Leafers-or the last few days, would seem TO give
sanction TO their accuracy. few days will reveal
the whole negotiation. II il has made the progress
as we have detailed, there is probability greater
than we supposed, that General Harrison will suc-
coed in BUSTING Mr. Van Buren, at the next election
The whole OF this affair acquires deeply additional
interest from the complexion has assumed and the
new turn things have taken in the House. The
nominations at Harrisburg have laid both Henry
Clay and Daniel Webster the shetland herraf.
ter General Scott and John c. Calhoun will be the
ascendant spirits Of the country. II will be per.
ceived, also, that this view Of things explains the
votes recently given for speaker in the House,
when Mr.. Pickens had few, and Mr. Lewis 30
many. IL Is now raid that the wings will most as.
suredly elect speaker, and the probability is that
Mr. Hunter. wing Of Virgins, will be their man
Mr. Tyler has also rsturncd TO Virginia TO aid in the
reelection Of Mr.. Rives TO the Senate, which will
complete one Of the most powerful political cem-
binatons found in this country against such men
as Van Buren,, Benton, Kendall & Co
We live in stirring times-and whenever there 10
boiling process going on for new presde nt. or
presidents successor, must always have pretty
Considerable long finger in the pie.
JACK o'HAecgRrr is leading me into temptation
Almost every day ! enter Wall street, l am leased
ny brokers 10 shave his notes sometimes at IA.
sometimes AT "a discount. On Saturday last 1 was
offered twoofJscks notes, one Of $500 and upwards,
and the other OF about $1,000 nj IA or nc