The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02
NTeLMsEycE BY TAG NAILS.
Oar Washington Correspondence.

dodg'.g IF the tairhia S.s>sito~ bs the HJ,sss-
Old Zah's chances for a =. e!eefion-T Tricks Of tie
Cabs~<t, &c.
Important dispatches, as is understood, were
brought from Hsv.na, by the steamship Ohio, for
the government Forthwith the steamer Vixen
was ordered to Havana, doubtless, with further
smart deepu,ches from Mr.. Clayton, relative to
what the Eagle will do in certain cases!
Senator John Davis concluded his speech yester-
day against the adjustment. Senator Cooper com
menced speech in It's favor, and in reply to the
attacks which have been made upon him ,hrough
the mahgn and poisonous influence of the cabinet,
he defended the doctrine laid down by General
Taylor, in one Of the Allison letters, against execa-
tive interference with the Legislation Of Congress.
and showed that The cabinet were attempting 10
get The President ~ tTdmple that truly republican
doctiiIe under foot He alluded TO ihs slate OF
afials in New Mexico, and was tracng out the
interference of the cabinet with the people OF that
Territory, To cuerCe thrm 10 form State govern
ment and ask fur Immediate admission iuto the
Union, as means of drfeaIlOg the adjustment and
keeping the slavery question opsn when he, al the
sugge-lion Of Mr. Webster. gave way for motion
10 be made posrponing the subject TO Monday,
which was earned
MIR Cooper speaks well aud with feeling He is
bgh-Ion,u patriot and goes for the adj ustGent,
as the Teediest aud suresI of restoring pc
10 The people, and preserving the Union. For this,
the Gaiphih cabinet arr down upon him. with the
view Uf bringing all their power and patron tge 10
bear against bim Meredith plan and directs the
opposition 10 him, aud his brother Galphins JON
him IN carrying out those direcuons They will
Yet learn that James Cooper thoroughly under
Stands them
The House yesterday Disposed Of the Iowa con-
teeted election very properly, by sending
Messrs Thompson aud Miller home, TO run the
race again. Tnr Gtphiu reports were next in
order, and ought Ia have hen taken up aud acted
upon but Preston King want-d 10 postpone the
subject two weeks Ia, ger, and take up aud hnsh
tbe California gursrlon. Others W nted To adjourn.
SO, the members wishing To take up the Gallphn
reports, finding the MAJORITY Ill disposed To 60 at
once into the business, consented TO adjourn, aud
accordingly an Adjournment was moved and
ried.
The question IL, will the Galphin business com.
up tomorrow and be acted on The prevailing
impression Ii that II will NOT. Aud the alleged rea-
sons follows
l. The democrats content 10 let the subject
stand just wher. 1t IL, that they make CAPT
tai out of IL on the stump against the whiI admin
lstIanon ahd Ihs wing party whereas il II Is ag
eurred in the House, Mr. Robert J. Walker, a lead
ing man OF thrlr own party, may he SD connected
with the subject, and ~ crnsrrri aud condemned,
along with the three m"ubers If the present ibi-
net who are implicated, 10 neutrallzs all their
stump efforts in the matter.
z The Galphn wings, of course, have no wish
In have The subject ag-la before the House ; for
81 now staids. those OF thrm who were on the q IL
phln nmIttee, mi ttrd the allowance, Messrs
Bftck, Conrad, GrIunell and King, can hardly ex-
pcct To be rr-rhcrrd, either Que vf them; while
those OF Them vino Jd-ttty the allowance, simply
because they wish To keep in with the ibn-t. are
extremely ANXIOUS that the matter sh ali be no
fnrhrr disturb, d IL the House forTthey very well
know II tht quest"n, upon The conduct Of Msssr
Crawford, krIeoIih, and Johnson, ia the matter
n pushed To teri, thnse three members of the
Cabinet VIII receive such An overwhelming vote OF
ctnruTe and condemnation as will drive them in
dirrrace from the high stations they now III .honor.
3. The DEMOCRATS IN the House, acting upon the
hypothesis that theII party would be heiter off with
the present disgIactd Cabinet Than with Il new one
not drgfaced, IN poS"r, are rather unwilling for
the lionse 20 do act which would inevitably
brrsk up and dispense the Galrhlns
Hence the ch ,ncrs ale that the Galphin business
will not be taken mp tomorrow, or al any other
time duriu. the s,ssiuu. IL Is shame and a dis
gTac- that oily consider tons Of selfish partstu
natuIe, should prevent the Peoples House OF Rep
TrrcLtrtlvrs from stamping al act at iniamy, like
that ~ the great Galphln s~indle with the brand
The Usioa uG this morning, copies an article
from the Baltimore CiI91, wIlh an extract from
en- niucle purpoinrg !" be tom the RePnblicc,
which puts NJ G-nrrd Tsylor for a second Pfesi-
DENTAL tenn. as H., Only wing who can win the
race, and whcl puts Mr. Cia, duwn as having no
oh me. te hc elected ~ a candidate.
/ have never seen the atticlr, quoted from the
GalpLin Urg.n, N The columns Of that pager. IL IN "
have appear iherr, "r he credit may have been
wrungi, 81 down tot hi sheet mas cot so low
since u Oh -ngei editors, sud commenced a tT-a-
sdry Gsfrncr e the Galphn swndlr, that but FEW
perrcr- tctd II with ruy attention. Bat N u he
set Con. T.yiur W 'os second term, II IA ~ done
The 90 i4rlu drtp wrong. W Llir General
TOT kte,s h Galahiu cabinet about han, he never
nr'd 10 thihb ~ grfiipg gny respect ihl@ support
fur Tr-tlrciuu. Never! None bat the g tipliu
de irrd voulo b. found rllyirg Ter hi. amer.
| syr.k as one having some kpOyiris' of
the puhuclans 81 the county, aBd 81 the feel
iugs of those Who worked el!irs', hui-s,
fss'si sud wlh most SucCtss nv tnv cause ut hrigg
ina forward Old Zach, aud at rlry ,ilng hun ~ The
Pr, sid'nCN, ] wuIbtd H- cary rs the cdrllr't,
md NJ hord ns ihr hardest, 10 ity Henry ClV, Guy
old i'Noiiir ioi i""uy Ntrrs.) hpoI the rhtlt, ~
NAVAL th-. aud ~ tunP fotw ird aud elect r. rh-
airy Taylor, Precedent IL can be Reelected
giOiiuu-ly Bnd tr,pnpbsuiiy. ii hr vii speedily
ca-t IL ~, GHpluu cabinet, and take the plain,
slmpe, e-sy, ard hor Orafc steps {" bang together.
~ the bouu- of uuinu aud harmony. ih- whole
~hia patty. Bnt. u h. rrtrin' The y ph.ns, he
gurs down. iurSrHhly. irrttfi-s uhly. There IL no
nrsiakr ah"ut ~. he ia god.Tn y. the Gal.
phins. Ms John Tyler went down with NO Cprpo-
Ial's Guard
IL, crhn,t know this They know thai the
chlicrs m rstuJ" ate, that bath Me->l- Clay aud
Wcb-i'r. u their Er'ai and good works are rcwar-
dtd. VIII tf 90 4 hgbrr aud hhlirr place ia an the
White llcu-~ ~ the next Prr-iir ntal election,
aud th'tsir. ~ - th"r" l. no diugsr OF their be-
inr IN Gruetd TaNlor's way ~ = second term
sid ~ tLfN deceive the honest old hero nv filing
HE NINA wi'h ui--tstrw-hr~ about the ambit-us
yrws Of The great k-uiucky end Massachusetts,
etutr,n e. .llIdci -. by tais means the Galphins
boJe 10 L. aud k-' set. Ca Taylpr agu1si those
two Rrss' whig champions. ard particularly against
Mr. Cay, aur gri h,m lived y candidate for re-
election be done, sud thcy feel safe IN th-ir
plsc't for thr present. Pr--idrunal term. Anoth~r
pSft q then -yssui u To- Keep oprn the question of
sRibii'r and. pus-ihle provoke ho-tiljtirs be-
tween tb" paop'. n TrXru .ui tsose OF New Next
CO, sidrd BY he uovpi ct the United states.
1b'y viii pretend tbst " u great scandal tn say
uis At them, while TIER works show that t ~ true
to the lstt'r They re a bad very bad-sst OF
m'r, ho-e Griphib cabinet m~uIhrrs. and the
qntkei b,utr TAYLOR gets rd Of them the better
wW % Dc i"f h'ui AID hi I~sce of mnd, whether
he runs iof re-el'c,ion ~ not
WAsHI,aro,, June 81, 1850.
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p~vhops--Th, Ffs,Ets,s-Ths dyyropriat,oa.-
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