Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27
Thr Npmehtir0 2'trntMtaM
.uO.>niY. .JIy<E "a. 1872.
NEW COALITIONS.

NEW COALITIONS.
Bargain AL Management Intrigue aud Corruption
| Our last papers are filled with d mediated
changes in the Cabinet oi the "Uhig' President who
it seen,s in his zealus devotion the Wing principles
thai elevated him To power. is about tn surround him
self with Loco Foco counsellms According To Rumor,
the office OF Secretary Of State has been rendered To An
drew Stcscnson late Munster Ia England. (hough the
hig says there is doubt whether he will accept
Mf. Webster retiring in perfect friendship, however
with the President. As 500" as his negotiation with
Lord Ashburton shall have been concluded Gov Mar
cy of New lork, the Spills man, is To take the War
Department, in lieu Of Mr.. Spencer. and Mr. Cushing
one Of the C"rpoa's Guard, is To succeed Judge rshur
as Secretary Of the May, the latter guing France
as Minister Plen'oteaiiary. 10 the place OF Gen Cass
Mr.. Forward is also To leave the Treasury Department.
and Democrat, nh yet named. is To succeed him
Such the startling Developments II the day the con
summation Of the treason which began TO manifest ils.
at the Extra Session. aud which has been heretofore So
vehemeitly and 50 falsely denied.
But the question ars,s-,chO is bought and ,rLaf is
the prize As usual in such cases. there is "a con
slderaon' both sides. The Washington cores
pendent Of the L. :. Gazette gives the following Ger
aIuly plausible and by improbable version of
the affair.
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1912.
For some days past we have had rnnors ot treaty
bcn. in progress here between certain high contract
ing powers IN the political world which are, that
certain distinguished Senato-pcraps it would bc rio h
If shodd name hIm-acilng on behalf OF himself aud
other Loco Focos, experimenting thai Mr. Calhoun is
getting The vantage ground or weather gage OF Mr. Van
Buren,, and deslrous moreover, of returning ho,e
ElysIan fields n "spoils." Of which they have such
pleasant recoectons Of plenty and enioyment, has pro
stS,Ut - n iai,
upon something like the following basis:
lsi. TIE removal Of some two three members al
the Cabns, and the appointment Of Mr.. Stevenson, Mr
Marcy and perhaps one other person, in their places
ID. The removal mthe Whgs from office and the
appointment I" Loco ocos--truc and faithful
Sd. The Captain 10 Veto the Tariff bill should it
pass with clause saving the Distribution Act.
4h. In case Mr.. Calhoun shall be found too strong
Tor Mr. Van Buren, the Captain to he minated as Pres
dent. and Mr.. Wright. some other rood man. as
Vice President. The Captain. however, does not uu-
desiand that there is any in case contingency in
The matter but the other party has mental reservation
on thus point.
To this protocol both "thc high contracting powers"
says rlmor, agree But before shall become binding
on the Captain. he is to be satisfied that the Sen
ale can be 50 tar managed. secured, insure the
continuation of nominations made in iulhnent Of the
hove treaty c"nveni"n or coparineshp. because unless
Tins can be accomplished. the whole plan is frustrated
aud neither of ''the high contracting powers' will h.a
bic 10 perform their respective engagements and both
won he precisely IN the condition =" tho negro who went
10 hear "Mossa Whefeld' preach and did discover
his mistake till he had rolled himself all over in the COW
yard, ''all for nossin.''
give you the above as a rumor-low much truth
there may be in it, cannot precisely tell but it is very
Tar from being without foundations; preliminary discus
sloils and negoations have no doubt have be- zen 90
ing on; what they may in Eve shall see -
The correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot says that
Mr. Cncnden alndcd 10 the subject in the Senate and
questioned MIR. Buchanan very closely intima,inr that
ne knew something about it. and charging him with the
manifestation Of new born zeal in behalf of the Admin
lstraiion. Mr. Buchanan, however denied it, though
mot with a very positive air Is he the .dstin
gul,h ed Senator" alluded To in the foregoing letter l.,
the |. 5. Gazette Or is it Mr. Wright. who. &C
cordng To the " L. Herald "a semi official organ is
t" b" run as Vice Pnsidrn, the Tyler ticket in 1874
Mons rcrrons
The M'dsonan. We suppose. had some allusion To
these events, when it exclaimed hat in tone OF
triumph, ("n "Wednesday last } 1.-The disruption par
ties has commenced The organ .aon is about IL
lake place The honest men Of all parties. such times
as these, and those coming, will show their hands
the hodest and best will lead the way and reap tn,
credit The "honcst men Of all partcs"-,lr "bold
cst and best, as they called by the Ofical-ar
those who are selling themselves for office John ly
Ter. and buying the said Tyler by the promise of futur,
support Honesty is below par, when such men are lis
models While Mr.. Calhoun is visiting his Gold Mine,
IN the SOUTH hs 't,iends' undermining his politl-
cal prospects in Washington. We wonder that he did
not torssee it,
What will the c,mn,ry think Of this OPEN BAR
GAIN AND SALE 1t remains TO be seen. TIL,
Baltimore Patriot saunch and jealous Wing but to
some time past, rather ylerish in its tone, scouts til,
idea OF surrounding 4 WING PRESIDENT will
a Loco FOCO CABINET rs "too prcposierous fu
belief, and calls the Senate should it be true I,
rtto this corrupt and shameless ,atlckinn for the Spoil,
and such will be the voice of tile honest men of all
parties"
LAST RUMORS!
The Wing FRIDAY says:-"'rlc rcp,r, about Cali
net changes Is adverse, to day, To Mr. Sievcnsons pros
poets The Cabinet will be made up without, his aid -
Alr. lfShur takes Mr.. WcIsters placc-who takes Mr.
tvcretts III England--who takes Nr CLAWS at Paris
who comes home This is the latest edition" The
Enquirer. OF the date. says thai it knows 50 far as
Nh Stevenson Is concerned. pposiiion direct or in
direct has been made To him." Perhaps the rumor,
were thrown out as teclers OF public opinion
Gire us HgM'-Two resolutions of inouiry prop,
sed hy Mr. Bolts. the able and understandable member