New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

WARRINGTON. Thursday, Dec o, ls52
Mr.. VIM r. Kings physicians entertain
little hope that be will 90 regSn strength as to enable
him to attend st the Capitol on the 4h OF March next
They are very guarded in their expressions concerning
his condition Yet gather least hls much from tho
manner in which they converse Of his case. he hAs
more strength much more than Mr. Clay possessed two
months previous to his demise though the affection Of
his lungs appears to be much sctve than was the
disease upon Mr.. Clays lungs at that period
Messrs John McKeon and VIM. Coventry II. Wstdcal
are here Of course attending to the business OF stack
ing the cards for the deal after the 9Th OF March, 90 that
satisfactory hand shall surely be given to the Dillon
and sickles wing of your Citys Democracy 1t Is said
that Mr. Nick very indignant at the prospect Of the
reelevation Of VIM L. Marcy to place In the Cabinet
until he found that sympathy for the On thai evenly
probable prisbe condition Of the City Hards could DO
generated in the breasts Of those whose mods or winks
are supposed be potent when directed towards con-
cord Finding impossible to stem the current OF In
nsrty feeling in the exGovernors favor, learn that
Mr. Mex. has concluded to advise those sending him
here to ose no time in making their peace with Assra
Shepherd Fowler, Waterbury, ct a., who are hoping
TO have the ear of the Premier on all questions In
volying the distribution Of patronage in New'fork.
The plea upon which Mr. McKeon and his friends en-
tered their csveat to Marcys appointment was thai no
had been heard express hise against tho passage
of the Compromise resolutions shortly before their
triumph The Southern Rights men laugh heartily at
the Stiffness of the efforts 10 make capital against Marcy
on that score more especially with themselves, a. to
this day not one of them sdtsthe consttuuonalyo OF
propriety Of much embraced in that series Of measures
That IT, they merely acqrisscs In them for the sake Of
peace and general harmony. Since the memorable de-
feat of the Tugaloo organization In Georgia and the
failure of Gen. Foote to compass reelection to the
Senate long in advance Of the proper time for making
choice of new Senator Union Partyism" has been
at very low par throughout the South Indeed, had
no real strength anywhere out Of Georgia and Misss
sippi; and in those States only because the Wings
found convenient to use IL in the hope Of breaking the
heads of the Southern Rights Democrats who, every
where in the South have numbered Of the
entire Democratic party. 1t appears to be understood
smong the Democratic members that Gen. Pierce By no
means sympathizss with the comparatively small wing
Of his party, which that occasion combined with
their opponents get the places occupied by their
ina friends who took ground against the Compounds
measures. Hence the deaf ear turned to the lamena
tons of Mr. McKeon by the former Union saving Demo-
cratic members from nonsavehoding Western States.
On the whole, Mr., McKeons mission has failed to
pay expenses; one believing his representations,
wherein he is said to take the ground that appoint
Gov Marcy will be to insure complete disruption Of
the Democratic party In New.York. II Is well under
stood here that nine tsnths Of those active In pol
tics in the Empire State, In the marketthat ID.
that they will quite readily throw up their caps for
Marcy for Dickinson provided 10 bids fair to pay
best to do. Indeed, Democratic member seems
to doubt that udicous of the patronage of the
Custom-House &c, will speedily heal all the wounds
upon the hearts of the Hards to grow out of Mr. Mar
cys triumph.
Mr. NJ. T. Hunter, it b also very generally believed
here, will certainly be In the Cabinet he u univer
sally regarded the sblest man Of his party now In
public life He working eagerly for the nomination
in 1856, and fancyng that by remaining in the Senate
his chance viii be better than by going into the Admin
stration, he is really greatly opposed to accepting the
invitation, which il understood that Gen. Pierce will
tender him. Democratic party opinion, however viii
force him to accept feel well assured that have here
named to your readers two Of the new Cabinet.
KEYSTONE.