The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-19
And the appropriations will be. SEQ. SIl

Cortir gcncies extra for interest on old
claims. .........'' oVoOoV W
And the appropriations will be. ST. 900 90
We have no doubt that the Galphin and other
claims are TO be provided for out of some of the
items Of this deficiency bill, that the money, in
other words, is TO supply the loss to some appropra
tons, occasioned by deductions to pay those claims
But let us settle this slavery question, and yon,
appropriations. We shall require a loan of twenty
millions before December if the negro question is
settled in season, notwithstanding the enormous re-
cepts fem the tariff of '46.
WASHINGTON, April 16, 1850.
Tie Cabinet and the Organs-OId Zack and the
"GmJing" Claim-Ihs Senate COMMITTEE Of
| 7hntccn-Nar York Poetry on the Rise-Cdpt.
| Ryndrs and California, &c.
The two organs Of the administration, the Repsb-
lie fer the Ewing branch, and the Inteigenoer for
| the Clayton interest, have been walked up from
I their Rip Van Wrinkle slumbers, by the universal
oucry against the notorious Galphin claim.
II is understood that the cabinet had this subject
before them last Saturday, and proposed to resign II
| Gen. Taylor desired IT, Old lack, perpexed by the
exgences Of the times, desired them to hold on
he thought that probably everything might come
out square after ALL and the council accordingly ad
journed in very good sort Of state Of feeling, con-
sidering.
Runner says that Mr. Clayton went right straight
home, and took the first hearty dinner he had eaten
for some time, washed i, down with the best A No.
Otard, took nap, and then dictated tn. gist of the
editorial which appears in the HtsRiycncer this
morning. Cabinet all RIGHT. Wigs in Congress
ditto. Perfectly harmonious No signs Of rup-
turc. Can't shake the confidence OF the President
in his advisers. Such is the drift of the editorial
hcnrily in the Infcl,gsnor. Ii amounts TO nothing.
| The facts are simply these ;-Ceneral TaylorE
shocked al this " gnlping claim, as he calls Il.
His confidence in his cabinet Is impaired, The
wings Of Congress pray, like the apostles, night and
day. and without ceasing, for the help OF the Lord
| against the denominations which have crept into
Jerusalem. And while the cabinet are fattcning
upon the flesh pots Of the treasury, the lean and
hungry outsiders, like wolves, are gathered around
| TO dcvour them, bones and all They must go.
| They cannot stand. Whitewash and burnt brandy
| can't save them. One hundred and ninety-threc
| thousand dollars, M interest on doubtful claim
| already settled and receipted at the treasury.
sI0O, coo into the pocket Of the Secretary Of War,
| AT a single haul. Talk Of the big Jumps Of Cali
fornia gold after that; but give old Indian
claim with ~ years interest, and the opinion Of the
Attorney General. Fremont's gold mine is said
TO be rich as the mint, but It requires digging, and
| pulNe1izng, and sitting, and separating, To get II
| out Of the quartz. But our opinion Of the Attorney
| General is magical as the "open sesame" Of the
forty thieves iou present the paper--up fly the
| iron doors Of the Sub-Tcasury, and the yellow
gold already coined, rolls out TO the tune Of $780,
| eco, equal TO six tons Of solid silver. Splendid
II would be elegant, II the money kept rolling in
rs last Pc these opinions cf the Attorney General
can roll il cut There's the rub. Somebody has
| TO pay. The money is not created by magic. Ii
comes by taxation. IL won't do. IL can't be tole-
rated. The people will over-rule the opinions Of
the Attorney General, with opinion of their own,
and the cabinet must walk the plank.
The election &c clerk interfercs with the inqui-
siiorial board Of the House, but there is beginning
to be an impression around town that they will do
Gen. Foote pcrscveres in his efforts for the COM
ntiec Ct thirteen In urging IT'S appointment to-
day, he presented the following proof Of public
opinion in New York. IN support Of iti-
"Sir, what do they say at this New York festi-
val, in honor Of the Ncsior Of the Scnatel (Mr.
Clay) will read single verse from a song sung
on that occasion.
A Vocabulary You better sing h,
Mr.. Footc.-No, sr, will not sing v; but will
read il as well as can. Here IL is, SIR. tReadng
ID question. in on. bill"
Ycs. sir, they call for them in one bill. Put them
disputed questions in one bin.
should pas without delay /"
All, is that not exactly what contend for-that
they should pass without delay Yes, cir, without
Disputed questions in one bill
should pass without delay
Drop party strife for countrys good
So sil the people say
For in the questions to refer
n. Clay did not forget
To put In California;
ttsh aud Descret' "
Mr. Foote There II IL, sir. " ono bill" Z" with
out delay. p" California. ttah, ana Dcrtrct 4
suposc they mcan New Mexico aud Utah. or De-
sciet But SIR. this l. the response 10 movement
here. Mr.. Fooc earnestly urged the committee
Ct thirteen.
We have only to say, in answer TO all doubts IN
reference 20 Captain Ryndcrs having gone out as
bcerer Of despaichcs TO California. that the fact -
so. lie has gone ont bearer OF despatchcs, with
the parchment from the Secretary Of State. which
he exhibited this dcponcnt at request on the
day before he left. as authority for the announce
men, Of the fact. IIs dispatches, we believe, were
ffcm the War Department..
Miss wts-rrR's Lrrrrs The folloving card appears
IN the Boston papers n yesterday relative 70 the lei
ter 81 Mis- Harriet Webster relative 20 the conviction
/ ofher fsther. Or. John W Webster
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