New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
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WARRINGTON CITY, Wednesday, March ID, 1853.
1t is well ascertained that EM.sUEL B.
HIATT, Esq is stone dead. far his prospects for
the New York Navy Agency IL concerned. Poor fsi.
low, he died Of an eilng which ragged In your city
about the time of the last Congressional coctioaof
the Lockhart and Williams letter. Like the gun
" aimed at duck ploycr," that letter has merely
kicked" Mr. HART "oyer." I understand that no
member of the Citys Delegation in the next Con
gess ventured to back his application for the position;
and it well known to the Administration that his
appointment would be taken by two II not three of tho
delegation being quite direct an endorsement of
Mr.. Harris towards Wabrdge In that election.
that Of the genuineness Of the Lockhart
and Williams operation To have appointed him there
fore, would have failed pay SO the President acting
Ike discreet man, determined that to make two very
active and enthusiastic ffends-Wash and walbridge,
in the House Of Representatives and one bitter onomy
n the party caucuses in the Fifth Ward, was a far
safer investment than to that order more esps
ciay it left him the office still to dispose of-so
much clear profit
However, Mr. Hart will find hearty sympnthizers In
the persons Of Mr. Augustus Sche and the rest OF the
Hard Shell wrepullers from the City who are now
here. These gentlemen are In very dinellnQ way
To look at Mr.. schell at the time being who your
readers viii recoect, carries hard face Of bis own
even when perfectly satisfied with the manner in which
all the world treat him. cannot help imagining that
the term " Hard Shell" conceived for Just such an
occasion as the present. He Is emphaticaly Just now
the very hardest looking schell ever beheld
All that you perceive In teegrsphic dispatches con.
concerning Marcys bitter opposition to Mr. schell and
bis friends Is so much trckery designed to anticipate
what those parties think they have fairly earned at
Ms hands. The Colectorship at New.York has no,
yet been the subject of consultation or even CONVEX
sation between the President and the Secretary of
state, and all such stories but gratuitous attempts
to weaken Marcys influence when IL shall be taken up.
Iquestion very much whether Marcy will open bis
mouth about Schel no sane Chief magistrate would
essay TO commence administration by showehng
the best offices In his gin gentlemen notohously
most bitterly hostile to his very right hand
TO the whom he has called TO be next TO himself,
the first in the Government The truth IT, the days OF
the Hard Shep leaders are numbered. They have
fallen into the pit they dgged for others They
upon the skiful appliance Of boot-heels and brick.
bats OF primary elections and In attempting 10 use
Lockhart and Williams's letters telegraphc stories
about ESQ coo deposits with Corcorsn and Riggs
troll NewYork appointments, &C., &c, by way Of hold
ing on TO their brickbat and boot heel made PROM
nence, they have oyerdone their work a. 10 make
ell the Democrats here from other sections re-
joiee that the Administration have determined to give
nothing Of importance to any one who can be con
yicted Of thorough identification with them
The telegaphic story that Mr.. II. H. Heath, Clerk
under John W. Forney Il certainly TO be appointed U.
g. Treasurer, Is simply preposteroas. ! wrote yos
some time since that the Clerks in Porneys Office had
in imagination psrcelled out the very best Offices
among themselves and this but Of their cases o
halaeination They have carried On this work 80 ex-
,ensiyely ss to disgust every sensible person here r.
Barry Hayes Forney's Chief Clerk, may however get
s. 700 place at Philadelphia, his qualifications being
ample and hs popularity mere being deserved and en-
tensiye Forney's Office spread kself for Emanuel B.
Hart, Esq, win FoIey at is head but Forney wasD
sadly defeated in that case In his effort 70 keep
Campbell out OF the Postmaster. General ship He
derstsIds The art Of getting himself Ia prominent POSI-
tons on Committee the orator of oceasions e.
ell with the view to command influence when the o.
ices come 70 be divided out But alas be Lacks the
bottom to himself 0fsuccess In thus getting the In.
side track He s isiry in the boat with the DiloE.
sickeses sches and Harts Of your city and must 90
down with them 1.-THE sedays whena chaneeeuf Presi'
dent turns out 10 be obstinate 70 insist thor
oughly sitting applicants for Office ct his hands.
Michigan s here in tremendous force asking for any
thing in general and everything in particular.
Thus her Maj. Andrew McReynolds desires only tor
the lirk tit,bit of Consul to Liverpool. while he
brother John Is bard at for slmos, anything es and
Fat |. Is said.
State Senator Geo. R. Gsswsd aka the PostOnos