The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-01
cused them Of but which till to day they had at least
sufficient shame left To denv

sufheient shame left to deny.
Several members Of Congress have arrived to night
anc the stling against the Unions clo s il possible
on tho increase 1t is said the President and of the
Cabinet are indignant at the position taken by the Union
but time will demonstrate IL the organ will BE- made
to dsavow ITS orgsnship and give the Of thoss
n embers Of the Cabinet who Iepudiate it.
The Sentinel to viii contain . slashng article
against the Ui and which exp the feeling of the
Southern and national Northern men here.
Mr. Collector Redfelds abolition and free soil appoint
msnts in the Cuto House, well as the private charac
ter of some Of the appointees will scarcely help him
before the Senate Southern Senators here openly
declare they viii vote against his confirmation that
ground alone say nothing of the principle involved in
Judge Bronsons removal and Guhris's high handed in
reference in State rights and Issues.
Every arrival Of Southern members adds to the
strength of the national democrats Even the most
gune has no idea how thoroughly the South has been
aroused by the efforts Of Mssss Marcy and Guthrie to
"crush out" the nationals in New York.
The Presicents message despatched this afternoon
to the Postmasters in New York. Boston, &c. 80 a. to be
delivered to the newspapers the moment it Is sent to
Congress-
The report Of the Secretary of the Treasury will be
ready to to Congress with an un
usual occurrence and for which the Secretary deserves
commencaton. ASMODEU3.
THE PUBLIC PRINTING-LAwsUIT BETWEEN PUB.
LIsHERs
WASHINGTON Nov 30-SP.M.
1t IL rumored that Nj, Gideon proprietor of the late
Republic newspaper, has aled bill In Chanoery against
General Armstrong proprietor of the Uon claiming the
La Of the profits of the public prltng the basis of
an alleged agreement entered into last Congress bstween
the whig and demo cratic parties respectively and
sequence Of which agreemnt, Er Gideon contends the
public printing was given to the Union ocs. This is
strange developement. X.
THE ANTICIPATED DEMOCRATIC CAUCUs-CANDI
pATEs FOR OFFICES IN THE HOUsE-ARRIvAI.s,
ETC.
aRGuEAR NEWSPAPER Agent.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 80, 1853.
The democratic members hold their caucus on satur
day night to nomr ate officers for the House. The fol
towing the principal candidates.
For S1eaker-Mestrs Boyd, Disrey, Orr, Olds Richard
son, Phelps
For Dorkeeper-Messrs. McKrow the present incunl-
bent Johnson of Indiana Gomsn of aryland; and Al
len form erly Assistant Doorkeeper, and Berret of Ma
ryand
F5r Posmdsier-- Mr. Johnson the present incumbent
Far Sergeant at Ars-Er Ok ssbrenDer the present in
cumbent.
Far P.tlic Printa'-Msss,s. Armstrong Tucker, and
Towers
The Senate having elected is officers at the executive
session Last spring, it il presumed change will b,
made chaplain for that body must wsver be elect
ed. Rev Henry Slice, and others candidates.
The total ,un of dafs registered at the treasury
last week was S971, ,94S rs
Members 4 Congress coming In rapidly. Amongst
the latest arrivals areSerator slde OF Louisiana;
representatives Fuller, of Maine wabritgs Psckham
Taylor and Hastings OF Now York; Wentworth OF Magsa
ehusetts urston Of Rhode Island Pratt Bscher, and
Ipgersc), Of Cor nec!cut; Everhart Mo3uoch, OF
sAeon and Lilly, 0, New Jersey; Ri ciey,
of Ohio; clarke Of Aiehasn; and Phelps, 81 Missouri
Assssasi ssvsso. nrcnninar has been detache from
the fgate Columbia and tegether with Third Assistants
Lindsey and Piympton, ordered to the coast survey
steamer Corwip.