New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-11
Trouble in the wigwam-Removal OF VIZ, 'sn
Ness-Reports, specu lation- and facts
able Reason. and medus opernndi-he
o(the Cabinet-The President ana army ~
foieuan'.-The Weather.

The Cabtpet-The President and Fanny ~
Coiemau'.-The Weather.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
r..Hlxero~ oh June l-i5
T,ere i trouble in the Locoioco wiswarn aoo-l
,bese davs The President has not The confidence o.
bis Cabinet. nor have the members ofhe Caoile' '''
confidence Of James K. Polk ! tel yo1 what's '''
fsc, when I say that Mr. Polk operates more PEI -
in respect 10 his appointments than any
ever aid before him His Cabinet instead OF NA''Hs
Influence with him finds ihsi b. makes I'D 'i''''.
removals and appointments without coh'l'''''-
,,.;,l,u. advising with L. and even ID oPPo-ion 10
.it- .4,;oa The belief grows stronger ana s'roh-
90 o,.~,- d.,- thu, President Polk j. acting under ie
-. -. l,o Van Buren faction. an lrre 'Pon-inle
~ Iere.osore broke down the Democrat.
Il PIT and caused the elevation OF iNr ~ DE- a--
,,bici will do ~ again 4he cohlTiH p'a',- l'-o
" Van Ne-s il 4 case IN point he j. q
y. nm; ocer and has heretofore always ser
az - rsr,, faithfully supporting the regular nom
.'u ~ ~ doing III best FOR their success Blt
ne ~, ~ believing that Mr Van Buren, could
-, he raelecied # dominated for the contest oi l-ii
f,,-o-ed the nomination Of another lnliEleldi aiil
;ded with al his force the election OF Mr. Foh io
Inc Presidency. For this act be was mirhea .. lle
"a, Karen cliQne Of Ncw'-l ork and ihenceiOrih
soon,ed b., them Their efforts and attacks were
n,remi,iing The question was br01Zni before t'
ne, At the period when the other nominations Tor me
City Of NewYork were made. TIE taoin'i one u'..-'
er beinr sb-euf1 was uuanun0us I'D ftfof OF pr lt.t
ion there not being the slightest ground oI -l- I..
rsl Nr Van Ness was not removed subsequently ~
vas called 70 Washington 20 advise win me rfe-.l,l
md Secretary Of the Treasury respecting me 'lDoi
nate officers % himsefin the Custom mouse 4-r7'
oi,r,,.s wore made and intimatl0n gwen 70 1r
Van Se-s that he would be removed or tiiai pr
lent did intend 20 retain nm IN once - or
-. FH4.
o.ed mat he was 20 be- retained. 20 long "a DO cause
Tor removal was gwen ..-
Put All This j. changed Two weeks ago. wnen ever
mo incrudfr~ Nr Van Ness supposed tnat tAe va
80 90 se.,i.d report was spread that fr. an Ne
m no reruoved-,hs, The President hid made up De
mind % 70 do and was only considering no" .e
20 H. Concurrent with, or sAoItf th.te'-t-' TO-
-nor, g the fact circulated in wei informed cI-.r- W
NJ, polk i under bonds 20 the Van buren, clque-,it
Columbia County y. - interesi-insi ne mas HlH''
hedges fothem-thai he was concerned ll -on. 4'i'-
win thern previous 70 the nomination u bAflnoIt D.
Nav l-i4-ihat they have written documents ~ I l
r..e.sion which would enable them 20 expose if Ion
and place him in very di.ac' analogous po.i''on, '
Ina, therefore Mr.. Polk would be conpeA.h 'o lvno
M Van Ne.s because this Columbia County interest a.
nond,a IL The fact Of M Po.ks contemplated refaoFh
n Mr. Van Ness confirmed by the fact that ne na7 OF
.red The pos. 20 Mr. Cornelius w Lawrence "noi- sac
10 have accepted H. conditions In'.
the Presidency t.. nk tle - =,
Now are not TT f.-s sonnet" -iA- 81 .
not the PROBE i-e HltI " a.,
| .pee..nv ~ que if'i '.i
~ .. .--.n.-r .r. f . TACT that he could
-. ... .s ne fictitious agitation
ipon wi iup n a.. thing he must base the remove
| i MrV Ne-s merely announcing ihat ne was N,'
mined % remove him so long - be- pcri9rmcd a.
lu.e. ,.- s.scforilyi single paragraph Officially n
,erted IN o Union that effect would al once nav
,opped that agitation Butno. That was not Mr. Pos
,lsn he WAS under bonds The pound OF Le-h vac
demanded Mr. Van Ness must be removed. But Their
vas no cause for his removal No matter the touin.
County interest would get up an agitation against sl
Vsn Ness they would cen0unce him u me meetings
and ibeu Mr Polk must remove hun on mat -rolno DIT
so done Mr. Van Ness attends 20 his duties. Two o
fhree resolutions are passed 10 obscure meeting
ieuouucinr him. That is not enough. Oinef- are iru
ured bv the low arts 90 well known and so oiten prac-
iced by that Columbia County interest ana nna!
Mr. Polk's determination is made public, and Mt in
yess Is 10 be removed Mind. al This time the 'oAccio
instead Of being told that he would be removed I'e'''
assurances in high quarters that he VIII hot De- removed
ybilc M the same time Mr. Poks Encouraging an a-a-
non against him. on which to base grounds iof hs
removal.
cratic Wigwam with such facts az these staring us IN the
face Nor can any person say that these are mere sup
postons-ihat M Polk Is under no oonds-ina ne gave
no pledges TO this Columbia County ineresi-and ihai
these are far fetched ideas. How long i It's u more
han month since the Morning Nas 10 alludn2 20 b.
report of the removal Of Mr. Van Ness, fixed the mn q
Jnc - the date Of removal What date co. on Wien
the office Of Collector rds oJrtd 10 Mr. G. La"feice
And Il b. had promptly accepted. Oh what deie could ih
appointment have been announced u a-unstnn
Compare dates and see if % would not have happe ned
on the nh Of June Again. how long s u SINCE ihr
Morning. Mas announced that had the roy best dafl0
rim for stating that Mr. Van Ness would Dee removed
Gould the rfy b5sf authority be- sny thing else nan
oldge from Mr Polk that the bond should be iuhlec-
The pound OF hclh be given
II must not however be thought that oil tins l. acctfa
hle 10 an the members Ofthe Cabinet. tisno 40. hm
well informed ON that matter and venture 20 a5 ihai
If matters 20 on much longer n mo same tram A. il
nave been doing. there viii be- a howup-a regular 'N
plosion And that explosion VIII far surpass me c'ir
brs,ed one which took place under Chei Assistant ing
ucer John Tyler and VIII eHectualy dcmohsh me Loco
Foco party generally and pariculary-ihe Chei Ing
ueer most parti .uarly-and the Columbia County inef
IS, will be very extra particularly used up-den0AsAed
/ -annibiiafed-knockea into everlasting smash.
The President and family and Private Secretary ani
family took up their residence az Coleman National no
Tel ON Saturday last The President VIII, learn receive
company az the Hotel his usual evenings Tuesday ana
SATURDAY from 10 10 o'clock lie uan-acis nusint'
meanwhile AT the State Department where ne occupe-
Mr. Buchanan- rooms Tor thai purpose. Mr. buchanan
having taken up his quarters temporarily IN another par
I Of the Building.
The weather here has been excessively warm lc-itf
day and today Yesterday the thermometer n the shade
perfectly projected the suns rays or The Ienec'n
and with breeze BLOWN. night through the place ma
Gated % AZ two o'clock At y otay Indicated ~ m
the same place bat gust ~ wind with some ihunuci
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