Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05
Washington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON CRY. Jan. 81

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. u, 1892.
doubt much whether, with the present -disarranqe-
men OF the mails, this will reach you time be of
the least service to YOU but take my chance at all
Chevalier Hulscmann, the Austrian Charge de-
cnod dine with the President Yesterday and the d.
pomatc intercourse between the United States and
Austria good suspended. The " friar"
he is generally called here in Washington has not
yet demanded his PASSPORTS but they ready for him.
and he may go whenever he peases and may God grant
him a sale return home. There necessity OF hay
inc either Austrian Minister or charge de affairs here
in Washington; for all the relations have with Aus
tra consist OF about So 000 600 worth of cotton which
the Austrian calico manufacturers must have anyhow
either direct and cheap from the United States or ind
rect and dearer by the way of Liverpool or Havre
To-day learned from source not admitting of doubt
that Mr. Fillmore actually declines allowing his name
to be used candidate for reelection This is wise
and patriotic step, and leaves ether Wing candidates
in the field than Scott and Webster. The friends of Mr.
Webster quite merry and are of opinion thar thev
now have Gen. Scott They shortly TO bring
out all the foolish tiers Scott wrote to Natives Free.
sellers, and Heaven knows what every one of which
they say, is sufficient to kill him Presidential candi,
Gate.
Gov. Marcy has few friends here, and they declare
that Gov. Marcy has not the slightest idea Of making
room for Gen. Butler. He has managed New York
matters on his own hook, and is much too big to
act as cats paw 10 Mr.. Benton, Blair Van Buren,
Gov. Marcys friends say that Gen Butler did not carry
a single delegate in the State of New York
see that several papers in New England have hoist
: "a.
" The little giant is progressing rapid rate with
his friends while himself is ardent admirer of and
devotee to Gen Cass: and will support him with all his
might and TO the last extremity. Gen. Cass has devel-
oped great recupcrave faculties and his chances are
certainly increasing with every hour. The northwest
Is certain to carry the day. either the person of Gen.
Cass, of g the little Giant Of the West" judge
Douglas of Illinois.
Gen. Cass is in excellent spirits and J. oks the very
picture OF health; no acquainted with him seeing
his utter indifference regards his own claims would
for moment suppose that he a candidate for the
Presidency.
You will have seen Cass resolution in regard to non.
Intervention. He will make like speech in
support of il showing that is merely consonan with
institutions End notions of liberty and that no natien
need be offended 10y it all. Neither do the United
States bind themselves to any particular policy They
merely express their at what has passed. and
may pass hereafter. This keeps the subject open and
allows us TO act when ready, and when acting
suits policy.
Mr.. II. Nj. I. Hunter of Virginia, has been unani.
mousy re-nomnaied for United States Senator in the
Democratic cancus Of the Legislature, aud will no
doubt, be elected tomorrow. The news created much
JOY here in Washington. Mr.. Hunter is not only one
OF the abes Senators in Congress, but owing TO his
great personal qualities the marked avorite Of all sound
Democrats from both sections of the country Mr.
Hunter is State rights man; bat when has he ever
olned the ultras in their mad overthrow the
government by severing this glorious Union? There is
no better Union man In Congress- than the chairman Of
the Committee Of Finance in the United States Senate
UNION