Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23


The Washington correspondent, Of the Kenpebee
Gazette gyes curious aeoun, of tho Interview
between the President and the mcmbers Of the
Cabinet after the cceipt Of the reforms from New
York They met "like men ,ha, had forgo, 10
speat," The Precedent seemed as though pre-.
paEd, Npeat
DE sai god brothers,
For tn speak truth il well bceomes you
But entertain no mop Of II,
Than just burden laid upon us oil Il
Tho Secretary Of State broke the Ice BY 70.
marking that he feared from tho bsgnnng, the
consequence Of flying in the iaco Of pannay
This was regarded as direc, attack upon the
policy Of the President and ia double, tho Seore.
tafy Of the Treasury, the latter Of whom replied.
that nv consequences whatever could have arisoh
from Il, had thu parry pisaessed single man from
that State Of any influence there. The State
was about 70 reply TO the taftaoss Of the Treasury,
when tue President took II up aud rnquifod why
he had not fefelold 10 them these evil eonae.
qnehccs, but by remaining in tho Cabinet and
Gohnelli OF the parry, he glyo encouragement to
their g9iug on' 10 You, sif. charge mau than
10 any other man, the los Of Pennsylvania, aud
then assuming u,,gisienal aif, II ASK YOU, sir,
whsie ute ny loooloeO legond' The State fe.
pIitd TINT the did not know-his council had not
been particularly asked in the matter Of the lautf
the sub.lvasaFy, the yeioes OF the waf, but iaf
hs ESselltnsyis question, he would telrf him 10
the Secretary OF Nhr."
THIS brought all eyes in tho Council Chamber
upon the representative Of New York. and brought
with h, fresh 10 their minds, tho aubztlacg Of
ielegfaphe reports ilen hourly Striving. af county
ailar county tebukng and dSstHuR them, 4
Hood Of thoughts rushed upon tho minds OF the
President and his officers None oi them received
nlefincc, bal all nsafdly askcd-aiirta was
Van BuFeuf Where was Hhgh1 Nhefo was
all r.mmaByi Where was B1ack. aand bis vie
hefsa yot could speak dutch like a poek'--
Nhrfc veto all thesul-and thea, as Il by pre-.
eoneeHed aellan, all turned upon the War, and
asktd "and yeu Mr.. Marcy, when we're youi'
Probably attending 10 that feu, in his hFscoLes,n
said the state. "Uenilemen" said the War, rising
with solne inpaiicnce at being thus bear,, Il
cannot be held responsible for the events which
have occurred IN the Lfaaife--iny time. rs youf
Exetllcnry knows, has been occupied with the
war We haYe on hand al the south. and whist %
engaged It vas mol possible | eonll servo my
lnsnds Ia the north, was slso engaged. as yodf
Eseseney | know will do mo the justice 10
aeknewledEe. Ia drawing cut and presenting 10
the country. "a has,y pate OF soup In these
mnlilndin4us duties, had committed tie care
If New Yotk 10 M liouek. Nh Wright and
ether fast iflfnia Of tue party aud lis spo.. If
they have spoiled the broth, le, them b. held
accountable ne | have loilsfs. however,
from Mr. Wright, Mr.. Boulk and others which
II yea wish 10 d 50, You eau rad. Thsy accuse
you and yoaf policy Of running lis pafty--bftak.
ing i uP--dasifoying the iafesl hopHs Of power
aud puutef that were ever enjoyed by political
asPlfaa;s sif. they dfnauner yoa. and that
other genllenlzn ihera-=feaf shadow maker"
Paniiug 10 the TrcuslfY ehar Thlz WAS fe.
gztdHd fank rsbrili1a. aud being the dfsl Of Tie
KIND was bni il brookrd. but as It's manAef, as
VEL a. ils correspondence with which il was
introduced, sags cause 10 appfehend some iofml.
dabs backing. the Navy mased au adjournment
OF the council 10 NOR fitting srasoa zad camef
ssaih'f. sha beIug earned. hsm, con lha differ.
snl mtrnbeis fepnriIee y fall Of lge saihty nri
IN gloom,