The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-01
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE POLITICIANS.
Another Extraordinary Manifesto from
the Cabinet Organ.
Abandonment Of the Compromise Measures by
the Administration.
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INDIGNATION OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATS.
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Foreshadowinss Of the Action Of Congress,
&C., &C., 30.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
Our Washington correspondence.

Our Washington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, Nov 90 1853
The Admini.rotion-C Conoress-TL Chances The Herald
in Washing,on dc. dc.
Among impartial observers the imp esson prevails here
that the New York national democrats for the present viii
not be able to do much in either branch OF the
way active hostility to the aduinstraton-thAt they
will not attempt much beyond the declaration OF
opnon-that they will not follow the example Of Cooley
and Brady, by cutting adrft from the Presidsnt-that
there Is hope yet of rsclamiDg the and
Of placing it straight before the country the negro
question.
It Is believed that Gen. Cass without strictly endorsing
the policy which appears to have controlled the Pres
dents appointments will seize early opportunity to
give In generous adhesion to the adminstration-that
he will uge that the distribution Of the spo alone
should not bs made the basis of Judgment against
the President; but that the broad and national
and sound democratic progressive of the
message, and the work Of retrenchment and reform
so hopefully commenced in the several departments,
should be rather considered forming the true criterion
foi the guidance Of good democrats 1t is believed that
General Cass will not only do this, but will urge ;la
tion and the spirit OF compromise upon the New York de-
mocracy-that he viii suggest that theirs is local quar-
rel to be settled among themselves and that II brought
10 the test he win not only vote but his influence
lively the to the confirmation OF Redded
the ground that Redfed is in way responsible for
the rupture between Gathr;s and Bronson.
The of John Cochrane IL horse of another color
and John will be thrown overheard, evecy other
aed free soil appointment will be frmed the sis
of the Baltimore amnesty as unae stood and defined By
Be this as it may, the Cabinet we understand are as
sured the adhesion of Gen Csss that they equally
well satisfied of the loyalty of Douglas, and OF Cen Sam
Houston anc that, in fact, there is not who
among the daes for the Presidency at the last Bal
Convention but Is with the adm instraton except
Mr.. Dickinson whose iphuen they ray has done Its
worst in the late New York election
And the message-the message-the active friends Of
the President expect greater effect in his behalf from
the message than produced by hs inaugural Mea.
suIes- principles; progress union-harmony 1C16a-
hopeful of the Houfe of the Senate
ground against this grand programme of progress in
hostile sganst the Pedent Such the views
Of The friends Of the the Cabipet-in
ii Union ofce-am the ambitious members OF
Congrets; and what have We on the other side?
While have approval OF the conduct of the Secre
tary of the Treasury in the Bronson matter. scarcely
democratic member from the New York nationals is
to Tyerize the admin to Teyorize it, yet
While In feet thsfs v prevailing dis position patch
able terms
This is new Coneress--t comprises very large pro-
portion Of new democratic memters they are green
in the hnrl ess-they arc cautious in their movements
single false step may ruin taem 1t is tecate bust
to undertake to reverse the policy of the sdmiDstr
ton without first counting the chances They keep
their counsels, they will meet in caucus, the Sa.
urdsy night caucus, Frd,y night, the may
pulers-there they will be put nto the traces Of dissi
plne, there at least they win learn what to be
gained ard what is to be lost by engaging in the work
OF between the Parliament and the kim.
But the spirit OF Decentralization exists, though SUP
pressed-a wide spread dsrust that free soiism has the
upper hand in the Cabinet pravais amosg the members
Of cques of both parties All chques OF every party
therefore, read the New YORK RERAID with zest that
means something There is uia about it that appears
10 be exceedingly palatabo outside Of the departments
Marcy has than Clayton and reads the HERALD
fer the newsior the New York news, not the foreign
news he is punctually supplied with that by Hulaemann
But the Austrian Minister asd the whole dpor corps
read the HERALD for its views the foreign newsfor
strsDge ast may seem Bodsco believes the HERALD
to be tie prophet the oracle and the gan of mani
fest destiny The corps dipon'oqe judge from the past,
and they lcek tc the future and the progressive demo-
cracy with alarm. They would not Go without the HERALD
though they affect to turn their dignifed when
it is talked about organ, not OF the government
not of the Goldfish arstocracy but Of the people
But the members of Congress Of s parties read the NEv
YORK HERALD with gusto-they learn by it, they study
it but they appear utterly at sea as TO where pro-
prses to bring up the administrator. They ask
where is Bennett driving to noy?-Whaps In the wind?
Who is his candidate for spesker?Who for the
sion and who for Clerk Of the Housef We only
apswer-time will tell. 0. i. Q