The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05
INTELLIGENCE BY Tue MifLs.
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| WASHINGTON, March l. 1919
me Neo Ca6'net--Txe Closing Scenes OH Dr.,
"asfy-Ihs Cro,ods in Wa.h,neton. E.,
All speculation as to the complexion of IN. ns.
cabinet is at length at an end .euroyramm.;
filed up, and sness Congress pass law creams
the office OF Aome Secretary there rem ans no sal
vatlon for the many d. appointed whose
holes have been crossed" OF course there ia
among them abundance OF bitterness and mort,f;
cation, which win sl.o after of course spr ug u,
IN plentiful crop Of opposition All the hostile shrsas
and patches Of the party will doubtless range the n
selves under the conduct Of Mr. Clay IL Is entirely
frivolous for the friends Of the latter gentleman to ssy
nc ~hi not be In opposition Such deo alton tax.
tug al the oirou instances into absurd
0. "hst else does he g. into the Senate, An iass.
lot public life, that the more than
seventy winters has not been able to ousnoht IL
wouu 90 unoouiteous to think To SUP port In. adj
mipitration! Anybody who knows an ytnin. NJ VI
nay nay soepostion viii hardly suppose sucn a thing
Ihtrsn no DISCUS sing the fs It that evsry ds, from
time forth will shspe he opposite mt form st,n,h
aud magnitude General aylors admi aistrasoa NIT
wings for Office, ~ Mr. Foote said this EVENING ~ tn
appetite OF starving and the 1,a itis
10 suppose, will take means to show thor dis
1t would be erroneous to suppose that Genera, r.,
lots cabinet Is formed as he had at arst intsudsd
There have been Of necessity many changes It il al
together whig csbiset, sDd Is setter that It
should be 20 than Piebsld AFFAIR up Of mso Of
esy principles Of both parties The policy of the o.
binet vi ar least be con ..tent
lt Is but fair that they should have an impartial
trial They will have full tune before next Dscsm Der
to mature their policy and prepare their plan ops
rations No difficulty, presume will DO mad, about
the conhrmsti' Of the cabinet appointments
Mr.. Polk's last eveo held last evening and from
the means Adop'ed to I'LL tue rooms attracted very
large crowd A rumor was indusrriousiy Giro ui.ssd
that General Taylor was to b. present and course
eyerybo desired 10 the meeting him and
Mr. Polk. addition to this, all the Off oers of the
army and navy were drummed up and CON N sndsd By
an order from the departments to attend ia full un
form The clerks doub less received q similar order
and thus we've Mr. Polk ORA wing filled to over.
flowing.
do not believe that, at any previous time Washing
ten has contained such a numb n of human ben D
% now swarms through the stros.s rns no .els are
gutted The avenue Is as thronged as Broadway in
October. Carriages are at such = premium that the
drivers ask five dollars hour seventy i've csuts
being the usual faro the hats the aotsls th-re
are piles OF baggage that can Ind NO place Within
the last few days strangers are obliged board at
Alexandria, and even 1t Baltimore. At Wiilard's,
where General Taylor stops, there is an in ,..sAne
stream Of visters and the dining. flied thrs
or four times In the course Of the afternoon rhs
Generals reception room s the second story and
his time 10 almost entirely occupied receiving calls
N.