The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-18
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


| Nav YosK November 10 ls1e
You may have perceived thar the Courier and Enquirer
has recently suddenly Turned sswardiis Heretofore, Ii
regarded a. perhaps the tsunchsst sewspaper oppo
nent of the tricky little OK governor in the State The fact
thai has raiis him has therefore created lise
'ps.ala'i0. among the wnis' Of the Guy
have patience with such opponsnts those oon-
Quoting the Courier and Enquirer The leader in their JOUR-
nal Of Monday morning la presents fair specimen Of the
why no one here respects them. With their alent
the position OF their paper, 49,, ssy might do much for
the conservation oil morals manners and aes 70 which
they make great preientons But there 10 much ransor
about them, that they are prone deal dishonesty
with he public relative 10 their political opponents than the
Conductors OF other federal sheet In this region Of
n.y. That leader-meam for blow at yourselves--wasl
filled with downright fasehoods and insidous insnu
ations which the penning knew to be untrue, and
with more grovsing appeals Of the unmidgated dema'
gogue, than ever before found combined in single article
In newspaper Such attacks, howevefi oan hardly fail
10 benefit the UHow ths country over, they foos upon
The minds Of all thinking the Impression that your
statements and arguments drawn therefrou, concerning
the administration, unanswcrable and that tho federal
press forced TO resort 70 the very lowest ind meanes
description Of political warfare. because they esss
tally used up by the Usion be utterly unable WELD
oher weapons asain with the slightest prospect Of sue
cessl vi 43 s5sNy
Since the election, the Tribune again opens upon the sew
ard ke mole, in the way Of appeals the foreign
voefs and the Express yet reekng With the peja
dces Of nativsm. promptly protests against doctrines
Of the universal whg party Personally Seward Is popu-
lar with the foregnborn Of this city and State yet
doubt whehes will require far than the adroit
cunning and industry Of Horace Greeley and
Thlow Weed divest the principles Of the federal party
from that Of their great leading characterisicsom
hostility ID all born the wases, who may belong 10
the privileged casses is 80 prone 70 ape Though sew
ard, Weed and Greeley INDY have Invested tsssess Of
native American preudices, all the oreisnborn of
this city are well lat nine-tenhs Of the leaders Of
The wing party everywhere now, ever beiore redo
lent with such prejudices.
No little curiosity 10 felt here ASCERTAIN who is the bro
ker authorized iii May last by Mr. Secretary Clayton
goate with the Herald oil this city for the support Of that
for the cabinet against the Presde need be,
the condition Of the payment Of whatever patronage" the
proprietor might demand making II the real organ of the
IL with the very earliest nteli
gence, You may rely the letters of,hs unknown In
divdua published for the first time yesterday In the Herald
kicked terrible nuss among the leading faithful In
New York. especially they fully sabstanilae all the
editor that paper has said concerning the efforts OF the
ocemviTate buy him up, the truth Of which has been SO
oundy denied by Of those protesting to write b
authority" from the government Ia this cases rs In al
every other of its many difficulties, the Herald has
proved itself overmaich for its antagonists who in nine
ten, have become s enemies only because II
persevees in efforts public abuses profitable to
hemits assailants The ultra wings cracking their
sides the impotence of the threats against the Clay
men conveyed editor Of the Herald in these letters Of
negotiation They know that the whole subsequent
of Mr. Clayton proves that being early forced TO abandon
hostile not the hostility in his heart against
hem lie has for months past been quite anxious TO
propate them May Last receive the support Of the
Herald They give the Secretary of State credit for his
change Of purpose, clearly matter Of vital necessity on
his part Nor do these famous letters gain credit for the
Premier with the "modontes" -the original Taylor mem
who In all subsequently done by the administration the
deveopme of the policy Of opposing the views and pur
poses Of the Executive, boldly declared by this negoa
be the end for which tho cabinet desired the support
OF the Herald. you will repubsh these letters one
and ALL they will 80 put the administration right
before the county," which the whg papers everywhere
declare you indsposed do. Do stop thsr growing
aier this fashion, pray you. In truth, they 10
sharpen the sting the Calling Lash which Mr. Bennett has
past been almost daily applying the shoulders
OF the vioaiors Of hs second wsshington's psdges
Another OF the wings in this quarter
is the .by authority inmaton embraced In late letter
from Courie Washington correspondent that General
Tayor hssss intends violate the only of his pro-
election pledges broken refer 70 the pledge 70
use the power except In where the constitution
ai,y Of may be involved. IL clsafy is In
the OF breaking up the Home Department. that
ton Of the last Congress- and returning It's functions the
parties OF whose hands ,hey recently taken.
The probability the repeal OF the law creating that de-
parunen huitered the wings here quite much
Judge they thus Autered in Washington from the
marks OF the Couiers correspondent Ewing depended
by Mr. Seward to aid his pofpose OF obtaining the
presidency. To take from him his patronage Will greatly
leopard hope OF securing the federal nominations for
Seward and Ewing while IL will also preclude the
Of his purpose Of budng up strong ooe-hoding party
South In favor OF those gentlemen, abolitionists
though they Il will be amusing read the sob,cruges
upon which federalism must throw itself prove that
presidential veto breaking prediction pledge, 10 the
Of the cabinet not Of the Executive who, they declare,
hiuself breaks none oil them 1
On Tuesday the steamships Ohio and Crescent City both
went 10 sea from hs port crowded with passengers their
utmost capacity, destined for California The former
RED out fall On the whole, she proves very fast sail
e. though the time made portion OF her last homeward
voyage good, owing TO variety OF vexatous &C
cdenis such their hrst uip Az always
subject to. There twelve hrsi-cIass steamers
ysrying In and pscty In this bsrbor, In di
erent stages Of preparation active service. The pro-
prietors Of the ae which the Ohio belongs unoru
naiely law among themselves. The testimony being
given before the United States circuit will 10
three similar enterprises upon the
Tor Il goes show that the Ohio line, well the line
ing tns Crescent City and the Empire City sresdy
profitable beyond anything in the way Of steamboat
pses undertaken In any country, sxoep, Rowland and
lAspinwsI's Pacific line, which has earned
Immense fortunes for the proprie,ofs, az ga. $500
The Ohio her last trip brought home the bodies Of
Worth, Duncan, and Gates which funeral honors were
paid to-day by the military and the civil snhorsies OF New
YORK. Of which shall write presently. ~
On Monday evening last the segun troupe, whom hope
we shall have In wsshiogton ths winter,
engagement at the broadway heatre-si singing English
lopesa. Their yviwa do~na, Rosa Jsqoss young
German girl, OF beauty, is indeed charming singer
She possesses the best natural voice ever heard the stage
excep, that OF Tsdesco and 10 very accomplished susss
wihs SO lar, she has drawn crowded houses and the
dences one snd ALL appear pleased, perfect Juror Of de-
light Jsqnss sings Eosish with ossman sccsns