New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
The Census PriArtns-rhe Grsas banquet
Douglas and his Cabinet

wAsH1ksros. Saturday, Fsb- al, 1854.
The week is ended, and the rain is de-
scepding on the just and ,hs ufjass." white Ban
cue, is prepared a. vii acs Ho:el Intended 20 heal
all the differences in Congressional party, and
remove all the difficulties In the way OF printing the
Seventh Census. For some time The Republic has
led OF with . laugh At our divisions In Congress,
tasntng the Democracy with being unable TO carry
,irsle measure through Congress, (mesning the
printing OF the Seventh Census about which there's
said to exist amicsble, if rot . pecunisry and
profitable unc erstandng, between The Republic and
The Union) This 10 followed up daily By TIE Uu0n
in such editorials and extracts from The republic as
will produce the best possible effect on the Demo
cratic members Of Congress, touching the said
printing. To one ignorant Of she "wheel within
a Wheel Of these two old organs, antagonistic In
principle, but amcsbly harmonizing on printing
and plumber, it would be difficult to account for
such countercurrents and evident extremes meeting
When, however, the immense profits are realized
Of printing the Seventh Census and when all the
side arrangements between The Union and The Re-
public are seen, the thing is as plain as Father
RIrcHrE's claim. Ths Uaion has also been engaged
zealousy in getting CAss out of the KossurH Inter
vention pulling him out, and going so far as to
say that in all his species and resolutions he didn
mean anything. This bait for the CAss members
became necessary from the neutrality of TAs UaiOn
being somewhat suspected or endangered, through
the over.zeaous abors of the senior editor Of Tas
Union, and his son.in-lsw ARNOLD HARRIS, OF New
Orleans, in behalf of the Young Giant Of the West
Openly, and on the surface the editors Of the old
organ are the most neutral and dsnterested editors
extant but beneath, there has been running swirl
but silent current, carrying all before it, for Judge
DOUGLAS. This current has been running since last
Sepember's equinox, all one way, and the wayfar.
ing man, though fool" would soon find it out, es-
pecisly in Washington, where old men and women
can lever keep secret after shutdown.
The banqueting at WILLARps has brought back
General HousToS to participate in its exhilarating
and snIrening scenes and festivities and although
he is to be the beneficiary of its effects or results
giving he public printing TO The Union still he was
there in strange contrast with the Young Giant the
wine bibrrs and blood-suckers. The on dit Of the
evening that Judge DOUGLAS has selected his Cab
met, and give It to you, as it came forth at the
bsnquetny hall at WILLARDs
General HIRAM WALBRTDsB, OF Ohio Secretary Of State
GEO. N SANDERS of Kentucky Secretary OF the Treasury
KNOX WALKER of Tennessee; Secretary Of the lnteroE
EDWIN CRoiwELL Of New-YOik. Secretary OF the Navy
LEWIS LrvIN Of Pennsy yania Attorney General
Judge R1cHlRD N You've. of Illinois Postmaster General
This viii be a strong Cabinet, and will grow
election takes place The race between Gen. Scorr
end the Yourg Giant will be a short one. Mesirs
FILLMORE and WEBSTER are working at cross pur
poses and the probabilities that they will both
be distanced. EXETER.
The Yeas and Nays in the House on the Boun-
~ Land Warrants.
Yeas and Nays on agreeing to the fifth
section Of the bill explanatory of the Bounty Land
Law Of September, 1850, which section grants l60
acres of land to every officer and soldier, whether
of regulars militia volunteers, who may have been
actually engaged In any action or encounter with
the enemy, in any Of the specified in the Sep
TENDER act, without regard to length Of SERVICE &C.
YEAs-Messrs W.Appeton. Bsbcock Bailey. Bayly, Bar
ton Briggs Brooks Busby Cable veil, l. Campbell,
Thompson Campbell, Cartier, Caskie ChuIchwel J. G.
Ewing, Fitch Florence. n. M. Fuller. Gamble, Gentry,
Gilmore Grey, Hall. Hamilton; HAMMOND Harper Hart
A. johnson J. johnson. J. G. Jones: @ g. King Kuhns,
len, McNsir. Meacham. Miller, SiOlony II. D. Moore, J
Psssiss fsslps PS, PorsfH. Powell Richardson Rob.
bins JI Robinson sackst Savage Schermsrhorn, Sour
stevens tn Stevens, Martin, stratton. Taylor Benz
Inompson, G. W, Thompson, Townshend. walbrldss,
NaYsMes.s xoeiclombis, Aii,s5 On, j. Appleton. A.hs
Everett, Bsals Ben. Albert G. Brsyn. Burrows Chsnd-
Cobb. Copgsr. Curtis, Daniel. Docksy, DC.y Ddrkes
L1EertOn. Freeman, j ID az
lord Gicdi gs s3oodenow Grew. 8. W. Harris. Hasca,
Haven, Hsnn HorsfoTd Houston, J. W. Howe Hunter
Jones, q ": Jones LsIcheT. H. Marshall, Meade More
head, murphy, Newsen, Or, Outlaw, Penniman, Per-
Seymour sSsiion Smart s%oihsr stuart fT% aS..
ton, Toembs, Wallace. Ward. Watkins, Wells Wilcox,
ABSENT OR NOT yoTISo-.Messr,. Aiken. Chas Allen,
Wills Allen, Andrews, Blblshans, ,Bls.s BocOcs,
COcock, Cot;man. Culom, Darby, George, T; DAVIS,
TiCh @ Had,
HON. r W JShn:9n Pr Kns Nass Mann C.
Miner Murray Penn. Price Rsnioul il. Robe, Ross,
Russell, Scucdsr + p Stanton Alex Stephens. Stone,
Sutherland, sweetser. Tuck, Venabls Washburn, Jr..
Alex. hts. Wocdwxd-6i.
Yeas and Nays on ordering to be en-
crossed for a third reading the bill explanatory of
the Bounty Land Law OF Sept 49, 1850 as published In
The Tribune on the 27th inst.
YEAs-Msssrs Abercrornbe, W. Allen, Allison Apple
ton, Babccck Bailey Bayly Barrere, Bell Bennett Bowie
we'll L. Campbell, Chandler Chastan Churchwel Cling
man, Cobb, Cctman, J. G. DAVIS Dawson. Duncan Dun
Gilmore: Hamilton, Hammond s Harris Hs6srd Hen,
Lehman ScPSs JOSasVq JGps. Kur', Land
McNair, Meaehsm Miller, Molony, ] Moore. Morrison,
murphy, Nabcrs Olds A. Parker 8. w. Parker, Penn,
smart Snow. r H Stanton, Abraham P Stevens, Stone,
b. Martin siIstion stIU.se' Isyor Walsh Ward Wash
wilcOI Williams, Ya,ssNss ' '''''' AVA -" '''''
NAYs-Messrs W. Appleton, Ashe, Avsrst. Bartlett.
Beele. Boyd Bragg. Briggs, Brooks, Burrows L. d Camp
bell Cartier, Caskie, Chapman Clark Cleveland, Conger
Curtis, Daniel George T. Davis, Dockey, Doty Durkee
Esstm Evans. Fowler, T. D. Fuller Goodenow. Grow
Hall Harper. Hart, Haws Hsscal, Haven, Hem, Hbbard
5sn gon: KshS L.c
er. Meade II D. Moore. M0rshead, Newton. on Outlaw,
Peaslse Penniman, Perkins Phelps Robie Sacks Schsr
nerborn SchoOlcrait, schOonmaker, Scurry D. l. SsY-
mour, q. g. Seymour, Shelton Saith. B. Stanton. T. Ste
Stuart Sutherland y. Thompson Geo w. ThomD-
son. Thurston. Toombs, Townshend, venabe Wabridss
Wallace, Wells, Wldnck, Woodward-S3.
ABSENT Or Nor VorING-Messrs. Aiken, C. Allen, An.
drewsa Bibighsus. Bissel. BococK, Bovine G. H. Brown
Buell. Burt, Cable. Colcock Cullom Darby, Dean Dim
nick Disney, Faulkner, Floyd Giddngs Goodrich Cor
nan. Green GREY, G. Harms; HlliyeT. Holiday T 81
Mnsksll. Martin, McCotkle Mcdonald, Mcqueen, Mil
son Miner murray Porter Price Rantou IT, kdae. Ross
swestsor. Tuck, Venabls-1