New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
The WING Victory in Ncw-York-The Next
can Wnr-Governor Marcy and Chas. j. In
perAnll,
correspondence of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Nov. :. ls4t

WASHINGTON, Nov. T. 1916
Merely to say rejoice at the redemption, the
regeneration and disenthralrnent Of New-Yorl is
feeby to express the feeling ourctizens whenthe
news Of the Wing Victory in your State was re-
ceivcd. 1t has completely Frustrated, annihilated
the Administration and its friends They have not
word to say on the subject Even the ingenious
garrplity Of Mr.. Richie seems at fault was
5anused on looking into the Union Of two or three
weeks ago, to find the following paragraph among
series Of sentences on the subject OF the proba-
bic result Of the New-York Elections.
We are aware that the Wing Committee in this City
who are still IN active organization attempting
carry that State and that they MAD enough 10 calc.
late the possibility OF their carrying the next House
Representatives
Well, Mr. Richie now that the attempt has been
made, have you not word to say Mad, say
you Well, we plead guilty to Characteristic
Of madness-sdrcwdness No one will charge Mr..
Richie with the madness Of which shrewdness is
the prominent element ms may partake more OF
the character OF childish docy but does not rise to
the dignity OF insanity A slight review OF the re-
suits of the elections which have already taken
place viii satisfy Mr.. Richie that the shrewdness
of insanity is the only Of its qualities TO which
the Wings have any respectable right to set up a
claim. The present large majority of the Loco Fo.
cos in Congress is already demolished, and at pres
eut 1--WE are merely in the midst OF q revolution
the progress Of which is onward
Several sealed propositions for the new loan have
been received at the Treasury Nothing can be
said rs to their contents, MS the seals will not be
broken before the l2tb, the day named in the al
vertisemeGt.
1t now generally admitted that the Admins
tratiOn VII not call out any additional troops TO re-
inlorcc General TAYLOR He is to be left to his own
Mr. la l.,
army from the Rio Grande. lift be the policy OF
the Administration to compel General Taylor To
withdraw all the troops he has left lii ms for
the defence o.! Matamoros. and 10 keep the rond
open, is not this to place General Taylor in still
more dangerous position than he now occupies
Does not tins course throw some kind Of sanction
the current rumor that the Government intends 10
abandon General Taylorl Or will the Govern.
mcnt pretend, us has,been alleged. that it has re-
ccved some assurances which satisfy it that neeo-
tations for peace will be commenced soon as the
Mexican Congress shall assemble next month
II Santa Anna has any real intention TO maze
peace there is nothing in all the accounts which
have been received to justify the impression. And
he has not, but is merely playing game against
US doubt much il the sagacity of our statesmen
Will be match for the cunning OF Santa Anna We
may yet cause to regret that he is not quietly
enjoying the Mexican luxury OF eating his tortllas
Of musketoe's eggs soacing himself at his haci
euda at Mango de Clavo with his daughter Guada
oupe, or playing the hero OF the cockpit during the
Saturnaa at San Augustn
There is rumor that Mr. Marcy is to leave the
Cabinet Since he cannot control the elections OF
New-Yorl1 there is farther need OF his services
and, if the rumors be well founded. in consequence
of the recent defeat Othellos occupation s gone"
There appears to be better ground for the belief
that Mr.. Charles Jared InGersoll will be sent to
France. 1t is said that the appointment will be
made as soon as Mr., King, our present Minister.
who left Havre in the packet OF the I'd inst has al
rived NERITAs