The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-31
WASHINGTON, Friday Evening. !
March % IQAE

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The Trouble Aboutths Orgam"-Mr. Richie De-
citnes-Amriety to Dispense ,cith Blair Uncer-
tainty as to the Rssuh-A New and Excellent
stroke of Policy Regarding Territorial Appoint
menfs Postmasters at Richmond, at Providence,
S-c.,3c.
There is really an increase of the excitement
the presentlment seems to be growing stronger Of
great developments soon. Mr.. Richie, as we ex-
pected, declines the editors chair of the organ He
prefers old Virginia to the dubious chances of be-
ing elected printer to the House OF
the desire TO put down Blair seems to be gather
ing strength. The council of the Cabinet yester.
day had this matter again under consideration, but
came to no conclusion. We are informed that the
subject was up again to-day, but of the progress to
decision we know nothing. Mr.. Rlves of the
" Globe," having gone to New York, it is supposed
thatJ L. O'Sulivan is to be looked up or the stock
OF that bank 10 be sold 1t is the dread of the pow
er and wealth of the "Globe" men which makes
their snpercedsas matter of exNeme decacy. But
we think Blair S Rives better democrats than to
turn tail 10 the administration In any emer
gency. Blair is vindictive, malignant, and
unrelentlng as political enemy; but he is safe as
faithful advocate. We think he may be super
ceded il expedient, without fear of the bitterness
and venom of retaliation Certainly, there is a
great desire 10 have an organ which shall
ne under the control, and not the controlling
power OF the administration, as II is feared the
Globe under Mr. Blair would be. II is the desire
OF the administration that the throne shall be great
er than this power behind the throne Mr. Slamm
who has returned to town, thinks that the safety
ot the administration, and the union of the party
demand new organ here, and new hands at the
bellows But the word OF Old Hickory ia poten.
tial, and ii Blair desires to remain az the head of
the organ, cabinets may be dissolved and there
may be the deuce TO pay, but Blair will stand fas
and laugh all opposition at defiance The chances
are, Notwithstanding that he will be concllated or
negotiated out, for that he is TO be ruled out with
temerty is out OF the question. Two or three
plans are under consideration. A decision was to
have been had to-day Mr. Buchanan is dead set
against the Globe.
new and excellent policy has been laid down
respecting territorial appointments. There are to
be no importations, heretofore, from the States
to NIL executive Offices in the territories The ter
Iltores are TO be honored with their own officers
Ia this view, Gov Talimadge of Wisconsin. will
have 10 give way TO the old General Dodge and
Gov Chambers of Iowa, will have to weld the
wall TO Augustus Dodge Of that territory All me
other important territorial appointments to be mad
from the territories which SUCH appotntme m
are 10 operate
l. is sdd that Mr.. Richie was DESTROYS of having
Peyton, "a relative, we understand,) retained IN
the Post Office al Richmond, were also Mr.
Rodoe and MI. Stevenson, and tAat they prlvatel,
Inteftered tor his preservatoa But when Peyton
was thrown overheard, and Bigger, an excellent
man, and democrat, put In his place. Mr.. Ritchie
publicly acknowledged 1t as a most excelle al
change. A knowing old chap, is Father Richie
~ II her
y. B. Sales. Of the suffrage party. has been sp