New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-28
THE HUMoRs OF WASHINGTON.
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WASHINGTON, Sept %, 1853
The Cabinet are terribly tried with the letters Of
Collector Bronson and Charles OCOnor An informal
meeting Of the Cabinet, with two absentees took place
this morning before the time for the President 10 al
tend divine service and IL il runOred that there
only opposed to removing both the refractory off,
The outside pressure here II speak only Of tlosj
who are most intimate at the White House Geo.
Sanders Col Forney and Beverley Tacker) areiOft3e
Hards end perhaps their influence, which Il known TO
be- great, may save Collector Bronson and AuJney
OConor, from the rumored decapitatOn. The yssei-
latDg course OF the President has subjected him to
much ccnsure and ridieue that he wishes 10 gah
some lost reputation, b. playing Old Hickory and t 70
sald that be VIII insist upon the removal Of bOth b0A
and OConor. Prior, however, % any action, Coz
Marcy viii 90 20 recOnn0iter and report b0| par
mOny can best BE- restored and allegiance secured 20
the present Administration. The Presidents appear
ance in church this morning. was tranquil, (betnyng
none Of the storm sad 10 be DreWng.) aud euinenny
orthodox. did not see Pierce Butler Col. fofnry
Geo \ Sanders Levi D. Samm or Beverly Tucker
but then they week day friends, AMI weak ones a.
any time especially on Sunday
/ zee rom Virginia paper that Judge Mason. Jos
in the burning Of bis house great many yalusbe
presents, made TO him while Secretary Of the Navy
This does not tell very well for the Judge. Press0s
made 70 the President and Heads Of Departments sIe
known TO carry contracts, and adjust differences u
various ways. What would be thought Of a Jadge -
one OF our Courts at Law. who would receive iro@
.uitors hOuEe fun Of valuable Presentsi The Pres
den; is 20 the laws executed AMI for him 70 receive
presents j. worse than for an unjust Judge to DO 90
and members Of the Cabinet axe Administrative Ju1ze
deciding On laws Constitution. contracts nfdngemeh's
violations penalties forfetures titles bds and blum
ers anil for them 10 receive presents Is 20 say 'Ds
least very suspicious II looks Ike plumber IN the hf'
degree and Ike bribery in the second and Ike eorru
ton in tie tbird-Judge Mason however stands h'r,
purified - By fire. and be may very progeny -
sent Minister TO France II Is understood here -
sickes appointed Secretary Of LEGATION a. TIC c0u
OfStJames once inflicted for felony by ne 1fasl
Jury IN NewfOrk, and that he escaped eooyctoh' 90
the plea Of the statute OF Limitations IL i also report
ed that be once lost az gaming table eonsAefao'o
sun Of money entrusted to him BY aeeni, and "hetls
be bas repaid it is not known Please ask IVe.
MeKeon how Fernando Wood escaped conviction %.
lie seems 10 be one Of the chief men among me oJs
Syracuse. Our criminal calendar should be 0oA7i
over, revised and partly published.
The entertainment given at the Nau0na h0''' =
honor Of George " Sanders Consul to London' va.
magnificent affair Col FOrney at one end Of the iae
and Beverly Tucker at the other. II only regairr'
Geo Law and Judge Douglas IN the center 90 make %
set complete