The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-06

Our Warrington Correspondence.


wAsnirGroN, October 8, Is4o
Disqualification ,eiA he Cabinet -.ppoinrm~~t. Of Chs
Treasury Deparfmsnt-Eisofions of OGicers of Con-
sTess-Censul at Pans~a-- tsor,ynor Of Oregon Re.
An impression prevails that early In the next session
OF congress-, reputation OF An" wings OF that body
will request the President to MAX. ssvars cb.nve, 4,
his cabinet II is notorious that members esct have
interested themselves to procure situations for THAR
friends and that their sopess been d,sregard.a:
hence the Dissatisfaction in part has been osssonea
We know that . Senator Of the South and one near
Mason and Dixons line, have exore.sej themselyss In
gentle terms, against the poor estimate set upon
their letters Of recommendation and have net bs,n
lsw to speak in harsh terms Of several OF the ssor
taries The administration begin now hoxcvsr N
apprs the manly character aud high soul ed honor
Of the former, and at his nod the other day appointed
to clerbsbip In the Treasury Departmen t q youue
gentlena from North Caroline buS cisrksniDs ave
not sufficiently valuable TO win his smiles,
without questioning the capacity Of the clerks re-
Gently provided with comfortable places BY Mr. Mere
dith and MIR Ewing 1t may be stated with truth that
those removed ~ere well quaiin.d stations tney
respectively occupied ~ cid nv gentlsuan was be-
headed in the Sixth Auditors Office I'VE think against
wbon there were no valid charges Quiet and aneb-
rusivs In his he offended nobody and
sttendsd to his business geute nan from Connecti
cut now succeeds HIM. and ploys the AT
"a dollar and half day to assist him Mr. W.sbiny
ton, the Auditor ~ nrst objected To ths. hui xarr,
hearted Southern wing prevailed With hin nv tat,,~
ell the responsibility CT the act, and thus qn,eting
Peters conscience. The Secretary OF the Traasrry
perhaps made the removal on misrepresentation and
under the pressure Of that h- could not r,s,s
IL the incapable clerks without regard to partv no
ties, turned out tn re- waud be room for manv
wings, without Injury to honest democrats
Tue business in The dsartmrnts generally Il in Ar
reers. especially i'll the Treasury bureaus ongress
will be asked for additional clerical help aud in sons
II should be gtsenfor inst in the Post Office
Depart ment, where the number ofass IL eon,tantv
the incrsase and whore there should be- reous 10
force TO facilitate the operations As the Treasury
clerks might, with propr-ty be Transferred to where
hav h,,l.
houses Of Congress It IL not probable tha they will hy
their votes increase the executive patronage but let
the government get along as best II can
Major French the Presidant of the rslsgraph Com
pany. and the former Clerk OF the House OF
tstves will next winter DO opposed a. candidate for
onion Ia up for Sergeanta Arms II an election oau
be brought in the Sesste (thcre being no
time for IT, MIR. Dickens may be- out aud q dsmo-
crat substituted Already many vt the prosorbsd
clerks looking with greedy eyes for places ia Cap
toll and there, Tor the present anchor their hopes
Mr.. Payne appointed as Consul tn Panama having
declined the ONCE quite rush being made for
it, Themas X. Whitney OF one of the So aday papers
OF New York Is one OF the number
The Governorship OF Oregon seems to have roma
besping. Dir Marshall, OF the Hoosier State would
not have It; Mr. Lincoln of the Sucker r. ana
now IL IL rendered to Major Gaines IF The Corn erark
ing State. Fla bad his choice between this and tive
consurhps- ore Of then Ut Honolulu If the Major
declines probably Mr. Pendeton ~ Virginia form -rly
tho lcne wkig STAR from hat State will be ofsrsd
ss perceive be IL in the city
Major Haskell, who rendered service in Nsyteo ana
efficient tighter in tue presde tia canvass has
not been provided for what sinister fnau.nss mas
been at work against him. have been able to ssesr
tain The neglect Of such IL not to the ersdit OF
the administration