The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02
Our Washington Correspondence.

NAs!IiyGTos, Arm 90, 1852
7As P,ioa III Ex-senator DicLDi. on-7He Nee ioyk
6tss- Cor. .,ones-sir Ee6sier and III. Haemqlm. g.
telegraph despatch from this city appeared in the
uYssp fome time since stating that an agent of Mr.
D:oS,ns, had made ovcrturcs which showed want al
good faith towards Gen Cass It was not for moment
suppose tal Mr. Dickinson coenaant of this trans
acuoo III. patriotism ard truth have been too well
inea AM tic monument which has been erected to his
honesty IN the hesrs Of his countrymen is Of loo en-.
during Character for any such allegation If made be
believed lut have to think that no man
having sight to call himstfthe friend Of Daniel s. Dick
iasoo made such overurrs as were alluded to in The
uepatch n question and if there is anything in the
statement al ALL II emanated from opponent bot
Genera! Cas- and Mr. Dickinson.
liy The w3y, the other day the HERALD contain ed n
paragraph abiding to Mr. Ullmans visit here expos
ps that gentleman sapeut idea Of taking up Governor
Homes OF Tennessee compromise to the Difficult
a. which selection from Mcssrs Webster Scott and Fill
NOR presented Mr. Ulman is very much annoyed that
'he po has leaked out and anxiousy inquiries how the
ucyd The HERALD finds out every thing.
Taking about the HERALD. s circulation here is ruy
remarsablc. The indefatigabe Shelington the news
paper oqent here receives bundle daily about large
Is the whole circulation Of OF the Washington organs
20 gay nothing Of those which reach here by mail and
1hrough ocr dealers From the President IN to the small
vest member OF Congress 1t is considered ndspen sable
an socompan aent to breakfast nectar to repast
NJ Websier leaves shortly with his family for Marsh
led Is mid As the Chcyaicr Iiulscmann has gone 10
Is-npc i believed the country is net in danger from
foreign FOES Of al events The Unio not finding suffc
en emp men in keeping the democracy in order must
turn is attention TO the contradiction Of statements made
hy he F;RaLD's correspondents on matters theatrical
U asSeEt1 Chat IL IL gnoran. Of any complaints against
lie management here, and that the account OF the
lie other Dight exaggerated A for the latter mat
ter, saturday Republic endorses all said rather
ento.-c1it. With regard TO The ignorance Of the Union,
Tie HFnADs correspondents are not responsible for it.
md D. dispute il. bat the irRALps spondenj
makes false assertions and in this respect E doubt
less great contrast to the Uon. lie cannot mention
in Newspaper the Of the persons who have made
comqlain, Of want Of ciyiiy &C. but If the lessee de-
srts TO know their they viii be chceruly given
to him The public here feel that Mr.. Marshall, the
spirited lessee Of the theatre, has spared efforts to
the establishment worthy Of support; but they
unwilling that the agents he has left here in his absence
should ia great neutralize those efforts the
receipt the season have demonstrated
The Hon John Barney. II Baltimore. but who has
ps-seJ the winter in Washington TO the great satisfaction
~ 81 the pretty young ladies here has recently turned his
attention. from Curls court TO the duh and dreary work
OF politics and written letter to the Wing Association
81 atmoIc in favor Of Fillmore, and somewhat down
upon Gen Scott. This communication. 1t appears
scurvy treated hy the parties whom it addressed
and cider made to return it to lis author But Mr..
Barney bas The proud satisfaction Of knowing that not
shsning MI this. the wings Of Baltimore have acted
Upon lis advice, and adopted his suggestions trust
Nr Barney viii publish The letter and let know all
sbput itwkat Mr. Fillmore aid and what Gen. Scott H.
sue.i ) rose was never born 10 blush unseen.