New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-02

,srn,in Nth " hich she 10 nox clogged. He spoke
V, ~ emphstcay in approval Of the late Presidents
pan maintsiniDg that he l"t the question where IL
should be left, TO enable the people to decide Tor
Oh. mselves
,bipk YOU need have no fear OF Mr.. PUTNAM
being found wanting in the hour Of Freedoms
trial SIGMA.
Affairs Mt washiDgtou-A1ivai of Mr.. Bates
Elr. PiiimeI e'- AdmiBisLIa tien, &c.
Co respondenee Of The Tribune.
WAsRISeroE, Wednesday, July 81.
This is pay day at the different Departments
ma it is amusing to witness the wry faces and con-
tosiops, and to listen to the denunciations heaped
upon Congress, by the various dependents Of Gov.
ersment, who, with an overlooking Treasury, are
turned away TO the mercy of the money usurers
that infest this city. Clicks, Messengers &c are
literally provided with certificate that such an
amount is due them, which will be paid uhea an
appropriation therefor is made by Coagre" And
~ that is the most uncertain and unreliable con.
Sir gency that could attach to the payment Of their
respective dues, many, in despair, have surren-
5ered to the usurers, who in taking the pound Of
hesh also stipulate for corresponding quantity Of
blood with it. The prospect is, that about th . mid
dleo September the Civil and Diplomatic bill may
get through the two branches Of Congress.
The arrival OF Mr. BATES will enable the Presi
dent TO ore anize bis Cabinet st once and 20 deVe
opat an early day thereafter the policy OF bis Admin
filtration. 1t will be strictly Conservative wing
and adverse to the Radicalism, TO which evh conn'
sels were rapidly inclining as, and which Woold
have sbipwrecked our last hope, II much longer
continued in. Upon the subject Of removals,
tust the entire policy OF the past Administration
will be abandoned. Retaining the most obnoxious
political opponents in Office and the appointment Of
Loco Focos and TYLER men over the claims OF un.
questionable Wings with better qualifications,
would destroy the strongest and purest party upon
earth. In this respect q radical change is looked
for from this Wing Administration, and the expec
tations Of the public in this respect have good
Yesion fer saying will not be disappointed. do
not mean to be understood, that, as in the palmest
days of Jacksonism, an indscriminate prescription
b to be carried out, and the deserving made to
suffer a common fate with the obnoxious and OBJ
tectionable. But | desire to be understood, that
many changes will and ought to be made, which
10Th the public service and the interest of the
Wbig party demand. Many Of the most important
public trusts are now held by political adversares
who are employing the influence and the pat on
NJ Of such trusts TO the embarrassment and do.
himent of the Administration and the couatry.
Upon every principle OF justice, as well as sound
policy, these places should be filed by political
fiepds, who will endeavor to strengthen rather
than destroy the Administration. And no party
cen succeed or be sustained that does not protect
ifs friends intstesd of fostering and oherlshng its
enc mics. In this most important respect, Mr.
FILLhoRR's Administration will fully come up to
the expectations Of the Wings throughout the
UDios and better and brighter days avail US in
prospective.
This reformation will be made gradually, bu, 10
The end with certainty great care being exercised
b select such persons for office will be unezcep-
honsble to the Country and the Wing party. The
Pre- sident hiss l think, already satisfied some Of
his more rash and iudscfeet friends, that this
course toward all sections of the Wing party, is to
be 4 strictly conciliatory just and impartial one;
and that be will exercise that discretion ard Arm.
ness In coming to results connected with she Elk.
ecutive patronage, that he has always been pro.
verbal 70. He will let bis judgment and reason.
not bis personal preferences or feelings, control
him In all the appointments that be may make.
hesUa w. A. WHEELER Il Co. of your city,
yesterday received notice that the contract for sup
Pylss the state Department WIN stationery had
been sw arc ed TO them. This makes them the con.
tractors for all the Departments Of the Government
10 the stationery line, except the Navy. They are
universally popular with ali who have had dealings
With them, and more satisfaction ia expressed az
Me manner In which they supply the Departments,
than 10 usual They have been the means of saw.
ing the Government thousands of dollars at the rea
soDaele rates they have furnished the stationery,
and at the same time furnished better articles than
The Departments have been In the habit of getting.
The return OF Mr.. WEBSTER to the State Depart.
men, IN hailed with universal satisfaction, and a
ward msntainipg our peaceable relations with Al
torsien nations. He 10 overwhelmed with bu.i.
ntss, but bis antic intellect enables him 10 ors.o
End dispose Of it in manner aoce ptable TO All con.
earned. Ngw.YoRKsR
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