The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-05

sending advertisements from his department to
that paper, and ordering the Globe and Infelhgsnco
TO copy lherefrom: The Globe folks have goi riled
thereai, and won't copy. The statement OF the
amount of Treasury Notes outstanding, has been
published now two days ago by the Comstitution,
ana Is not yet copied by the Globe. Blair and
hlves are both mad about II. and there is a rumor
that they declared they would not copy from the
Constitution. Put that alongside OF the fact OF
their copying the list OF letters without orders in
order 10 appear TO be "organish" themselves, and
then imagine the sort of esteem in which the con-
Germ has been held.
The fact that Colonel Gardner, of the city post
office, required the endorsement of Colonel Benton
before he would appoint an applicant to subordl,
nate office under him, is very freelS commented
upon in this city. Old hunkersm Is said to be IN
the ascendant and it is said that Rifche is play
ing into their hands, while processing 10 De along
side OF MIR. Calhouns friends HESS 100 Is said 20
belong 10 the old hunkers already And Mr. Polk
IS declared 10 be exceedingly sensitive on the sub
lect of the tarih part oil his inaugural, which the
free traders say now is virtual abandonment of
ell his pledges during his political life, and on
which in the south he was supported as thorough
free trader during the late Canvass l believe the
free traders of the south and Others remaining here
are organizing strong opposition, which they will
extend all over the country, unless they see some
signs OF change from the present apparent old
hunkerism policy. This would probably extend 10
such length aud be of such power as to bring the
wings IN the ascendant end give Mr.. Polk much
more troublesome administration than can well
be anticipated: Trouble appears ahead in every
direction. A divided eabinet--the tariff an opea
qussiioa7,-old hunkerism in the ascendant-the
young democracy. dlssatis6ed--the south and
the tree traders disconnected and exasperated-
the cliques all disappointed, except the Van
buren Wright clique, which is obtaining Office and
power-the Calhoun men threatening TO vote
agtnstsMr. Folks nominations lnythe Senate, IN
less he change his course and stop prescribing Mr.
y g friends and appointing old hunkers- the free
traders promising to advocate the destruction of |
the Tariff and Custom Houses and the imposition |
OF a property tax, to tax real property only, |
lands, and houses, and negroes, and stocks, and |
factories, and oundries, and forth; these present
an aspect most formidable, promising any thing |
but easy times for the administration
perceive that the Nashville Union" is en-
ployed IN combating the notion advanced by the |
HERALD correspondent, that Mr. Polk would be |
compelled to run second time in order to produce
union IN the party and TO override and tread down
the various diqnes at present existing IN the demo-
cratic party is not this evidence that the rea-
soning OF your correspondent was plausible or
would II require an attempt at refutation unless il |
were probable? And had not the "Union" and 9TH |
ers better wait tor the result CT things before il con-
dennis that reasoning Watch the Developments
OF the next few months and see in what sort of |
position Mr.. Polk will be
The Mr.. Harris appointed Charge to Austria is |
the one late OF the Nashville Union" and not the
talented editor OF the Constitution of this city