New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
Corrc.nondence Of the Tribune.

WAsHISoToS, Sept "a, lGi1
Information having been received BY the Govern
ment os extensive AID exciting preparations for
disturbing the peace OF our northern frontier, The
President has deemed i, necessary issue HI,
Proclamation He enjons the observance and
threatens the enforcement of the laws-e,hori- all
people to maintain our neutral aud peaceful rela-
tons, and calls upon all those deludcdpcrson> who
have joined The hunting lodges to on, lro'n
amolg them. The State Department j. in POSSES
sion OF full and particular Information Of tic ma
chnations of these patriots, from Maine to Lou
isvillc in Kentucky. The Proclamation seems to
me well timed and | hope wi! have good elect.
Depend upon it tina, no such movement would BE-
advised by Daniel Webster wthou, sufficient cao-c.
Judge McLEAx, ii il understood, declines tie
protfered post of Secretary of War.
Mr.. WIcKLrfFE, it is believed Is on his way Ia
the City to take charge of the Post Office Depart
ment.
Judge Ursnrn has not yet returned from yir-
gnia.
Mr.. WEBSTER leaves tie City on Mona az ncx,
for two three weeks visit to his home in Mas
chusetts.
Mr. Webstcr's letter. presume, terminates the
series of publications relative to the late explosion.
1t is said that the President has mcditatcd Il p~b
Hca,ionin his proper pcr.on in reply to the retiring
Secretaries, but j. advised TO publish, "a it
would be setting, possibly. "A pcrnicuus precedent.
The number of oilicc-scekerS is but little dmin-
ishcd. The crowds pressing upon the President
daily have nearly exhausted tina, iuncionary, and
present by their numbers and opportunities. scenes
alrlos, unpar,, led in OF, history. Removals and
appointments are continually taking pace-and
Loco Focos are made to feel the excellence Of ,hc
principle of rotation in .iicc. President Tyler
however, is more spuring than most of orr New
York Wing friends probably think necessary. That
he is still Wing is partially provcn at least by
his nvariabe preference for Wing officers.
The Madi,onian is 10 be published daily about
the middle of October Its title, when daily, will
be, i, is sail, "THE CeSsTIrufroSAL" &c,
The proceedings Of the Wing meeting at Rich
mond were strongly condemuatory of the lrcsi-
dent Some OF the President late warm friends
are said TO have taken part.
The prospcc, is fair that the Wings will elect
their Governor in Maryund.
Leok on, for some appointments Of Wing
Fostmustcrs in Ncw-Yor> soon. prominent
points.
1t is reported, know not with what Truth, thai
the President has agreed upon plan of a Bank or
Fiscal Agent, which he will submit, to Congress in
December if desired or permitted.
Why, therefore canno, our friends exercise lit
tie patience Why will they not be shade more
tolerant and forbcaring Is any possible good to be
gained by separation and dcnunciationl Oh, that
the Wings in the Empire State and every where
would adopt the mild and moderate spirit OF broth
crly kindness displayed in the Address of the Wing
State Committee of Connecticut. They propose
TO triumph in 1915 Well, can they support
and advance" any more surely by throwing
away all the advantages they might retain for the
next three years Can not make the most of
our present possessions, and triumph still four
years hence Let this be considered.