Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON Julv II

The unconfrmed budget of nominations be-
fore the Senate all go back for the consideration
of the President. There is consequently great
concern among the nominees.
A Pennsylvania Wing delegation have called
on the President in body, urging the continu-
ance of Mr.. Meredith in the Cabinet, but it is
thought Mr.. McKennon will be too strong for
them.
Mr.. Collector Maxwell and Mr. Corporation
Attorney Davies are here; also J. P Kennedy,
of Maryland, supposed with hankering for
Reverdy Johnson's place.
Chas. Gibbons, of Philadelphia, has some
chance to be in the Cabinet. An entire new
Cabinet will be formed
The contractors will be stopped from printing.
tomorrow. Some documents which they have
printed are sobady executed that the work has
been refused by government.
ELEVEN 0 CLOCK, P. NJ.
! A new movement is spoken of at the starting
point of the new Administration. 1t is to pre-
sent new plan of compromise, by dividing the
Omnibus into two bis-one for the Territories,
and one for California-and to pass the Terrific
rial bill first, as Utah and New Mexico require
immediate action. Some such plan has been
sugges ted, at all events. When the Omnibus
comes up, we may expect important amendments
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learn, on high authority, that Mr.. Webster
has been rendered the State Department. and that
Mr. Clay urges his acceptance.
| Mr.. Waddy Thompson is mentioned for the
War Department, Evans, of Maine, for the
Treasury, and Hopkins, of Ala, for Attorney
General. Mr.. Collamer will remain.
| 1t is currently reported that Mr. Webster will
accept the office of Secretary of State.
| Cabinet speculations are rife and olfice-seek :
ers are on the wing Strangers are pouring
rapidly into the city, and at the street corners
groups are seen earnestly discussing the late
and forthcoming events.
| Many anxious faces are seen moving about
President Fillmore is still stopping at Will
lard's Hotel.
The messages and orders from President Fill
more appear in the National Intelligencer, in
stead of the Republic.
WASHINGTON, July H.
A union caucus, of all classes, has been
held. The south agree to the line of 81 degrees
as the boundary of New Mexico All below to
got Texas
Texas agrees, and so does the moth: Fillmore
is content Opposition is made to dividing Cal
iiornia on the same line.
- " CiOCh,
The plan is still under discussion, and there
is prospect of carrying it.
There is rumor that Webster will give place
to Winthrop in the Cabinet.
General Scott arrived this morning.
Horace Greeley is talked of for the Home De-
partment.
No doubt that powerful and comprehensive
message of President Taylor, on the geI,eral
state OF the country, was ready for transmission
to Congress when he died; paper that will pro-
duce the strongest sensation.
1t IS doubtful if President Fillmore's position
is strong enough to adopt it.
No decision has>been had on the Cabinet
Efforts are making to bring in both Webster and
Crittenden;th the latter as Attorney General. Clay
ton is anxious to retire.
WASHINGTON, July 18th.
Mr. Webster from joint committee reported
the resolutions Of the two Honses to allow vote