Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26


The Locos Of Pennsylvania are about geIliue
into pretty saarI, one faction with the osher
in consequences Of he pretty little fivalship no
going on between Mr. Dallas and Mr.. Buchanan,
for The succession 10 the Presidency. A year
since Mr.. Buchanan vas ail-poverful, possess
ing inanenes enough 10 have ar. Sturgeon re-
elected % the U. s Senate. slikoogh a piemy in
intslIeci, compared to many OF his political par.
tizsns. Nos, however, Mr.. Buchanan. stand,
like Sampson shOrn Of his locks, Win The sam.
ambitious viii 70 be dictator, but LACKING ,he no.
tsalial power. Me- Dallas IS his opponent. and
powerful rival he is-possessed Of a higher or
Ger Of talents ihah Buchansn, and as Vice Pre-
sident, being directly in lhe4 line Of promotion,
with R. J. Walker 10 back aim 10 bis pr.,en.
sions, sho asPisss himself Aba. Ms. DIS sue
eessor in 1852
The correspondent Of the New York Express.
in speakingOf the '..preny kettle Of hsh, . SAYS
"a publication will shortly appear from the
9fiy-six Democratic" membefsp f the last Penn.
EsylVania Legs lsiure who voted for Mr.. Wood
ward for Uniled States Senator, against Mr..
Cameron, 7his successful competiior, in the
eudFS " 4ul A00tCc9 " AuG OomOcTdcYN OF
pennsylSanis, which will be accompanied by
correspondents between the ffIy-six members
aforesaid, and Mr.. Buchanan and Mr.. Dallas.
on the subject Of Mr.. Cameron's election. Mr..
Dallas's leuer denouuces the proceedings. ard
pleasss the friends Of Woodward. Mr.. Bucha-
nan'sis Of the milk and water order, and rather
sustains Mr.. Cameron. The Address as first
drawn up, BY warm friend Of Mr.. Buchauan
(the Senator from Lancaster, &c.,) contained
a Recommendation Of the present Secretary Of
State Of the " siaiesItor the next Presidency
/ A demufier 20 this was speedilysput il by Sc
vertIof the "6fty-six' who had long been Mr..
Buchansn's warmest friends, Who said they
would not and could not stand his letter about
Cameronss election.I The consequences was, The
address had 10 be 70 drafted aud the obnoxious
RECOMMENDATION stricken ont altogether. The
Address is signed BY the Presideni, Vice Presi-
dent, Secretaries, and nearly ali the 6fy-six
members who composed the caucus, and viii soon
be published.
| Mr.. Buchanan, who has been for year vexed
because his oennalvacis friends did moi stick
10 him and procure his nomination instead OF
that Of Mr.. Polk, for President, which he insists
they nigh; have done, may now hang his harp
upon the wilow-for Mr.. Dallas and Mr. Walk.
er, with the small help Of Mr.. wilkins, viii un-
dermine him. And, besides, Mr.. Shannon will
have,s crow to pick with him as soon as The Ex-
Minister 10 Mexico arrives in this country for
having reported the said Mr.. Shannon 10 the
President upon the subject Of The unpaid install
ments Of the Mexican Indemnity, as being Ell
fher a fool or knave. Mr.. Shannon can proba-
bly, show that be has acted uprighlly and 10 good
faith in. the matter, while our government has
shsmefully neglected to give any instruction in
regard 10 F,-4shat the late Administration never
replied 10 his despatch Of the l2,h Of Decem;
Der last inforthing, that he had suspended his
correspondence with the Mexicsn Government
TO wait further Instructions from his oWn-snd
that the Administration only cohdescended TO
REGAL him, and then in publication during his
absence, signed hy the Secretary Of State and
addressed TO the President, TO intimate that he
must be either fool-or knave."