New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
Tb;,g. ., wa.hfnEron.


A prominent Tyer Loco-F Feco OF Our city stated
last evening that about this time joan 7. oPEs'
GER is Secretary of the Treasury. we nave
nothing definite in support OF this assertion; outit
has for some time been known to us that Mr..
SPENCER is struggling for the Premiership in the
Cabinet. and was likely to obtain it. Mr. For
WARD is too upright, sound prncipled and patri-
o,ic statesman to stay in John Tyler's Cabinet,
bat we hoped he would be allowed TO remain until
he had made his Annual Report to Congress; af-
ter that, we presume be would have given them
~ide berth on his motion.
Isaac Hill, Ex-Governor of New Hampshire,
formerly potent and laterly rather used-up
family organ. The Madisonian; salary $4,000
year and expectations. Very fair this, but Hill is
worth the money. (We should like to know
where it is to come from, rather how it is to be
got out of ,here.) He will make the official
different thing from what it has been of late. If
any trumpeter could make such an Administration
formidable, Isaac will do it.
G7 The Albany Argus backs half way out Of its
mputations of publishing fabricated reports
from the Counties prior to late Election. 1t
should have done more than this for in fact we
yvere extremely cautious of exciting false hopes
sinong our friends. We said that the Wings might
carry the State If they would all arouse and try,
and we hoped they pould;; but we never spoke
confidently Of the result, because we did not feel
confident. The vote in this City, in Albany and
Troy, assures US that with fair day Bouck's
j ,rity would have been 10000 less at any rate.
But the Argus thinks its corres spondent who
assailed US might have suspected naughty things of
us with the forged letter" before him. The re-
cval of this forged letter. convinces US that the
Argus is at heart no friend of the Governor elect,
BUT willing to see him used up. That William c.
Bouck did, on the 9th of September last, mail and
}ost-pay at Schoharie Court House letter to Azel
g. Hamilton, Addison, Steuben Co. is beyond dis
cute; and that this letter was received in due
by Hamilton carried by him TO Buffalo, there
lead and the material portion of 1t copied by young
smith, transmitted to his father and by him sent
y the Evening Journal, and that this extract (im-
udently styled the forged letter" by the Argus,
published by u.s. is also true-that it appeared
il our columns substantially as written by William
=. Boucl, we have not doubt. That he wrote
just such letters to the Southwestern Counties,
oiurneying the friends of the Erie Railroad, we
inew long before that was published. The Argus
nay cite what witnesses it peases to prove the ex-
3osure Of such double-deaing "gross outrage
1pon private confidence" but we think the out
age lay rather in the cheat by virtue of which
3ouck was elected-the Tariff and Anti Tariff,
improvement and Anti-Improvement, Canal rs.
Railroad and Railroad against Canal promises and
ures which gave him his % 600 majority. When
ever this game is attempted to be played by means
Of letters on public questions to be used privately
alone, we shall do our best to unmask and defeatt.