New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
Woes Of the Ohio Democracy Here-Kitchen
Cabinet Quietus of George Law-ClOsing
of the senate session.
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of the senate session.
Corresvosdsneeot The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Monday, March 81, 1853.
Ohio in Washington is in q terrible stew.
Half dozen Democratic members from that State still
lipger with us, employing themselves in denouncing
the Administration thus amusing the politicians from
other quarters vastly All the Democrats of the Ohio
Delegation conceded it seems, in recommending half
a dozen prominent of the Miami tribe for place
But the saw Bucks"-the anti Medary interest-hav
ing got the inside track all the petitions and frowns of
rtvai- have far failed gee thni tho
ear Of the President in q single Their imme-
date complaint ls that he takes his Ohio appontees
from the wing Of the party who gave nothing toward,
and did nothing for the general in the late cleo
ton being opposed to any coalition of any kind, for
any purpose with the Buck Eye Barnbuner wing.
The penalty threatened upon th Administration openly
in the bar OF Washington Is fierce opposition In
the next Congress.
Now, az strange a ii may appear, the representa-
tiyes in Washington Of the wing Of the party In New
York corresponding IN all things with the victorious
wing in Ohio induging TO the letter in precisely
similar lamentations growing and threats. They aver
that the Barnbuners alone have the Executive ear so
far New York appointments concerned, and
all sorts OF osths for revenge Sensible people
around me drawing from this singular condition of
things the conclusion that the President does
button for the distinction Of BaTnburner and Hunker
and Judges that the policy concerning the distribution
OF patronage proper be followed in Ohio Is the
verse Of that necessary for consultations New.York
However, he is surely short pe-crlSt TO gentle
men calling on him with long wnded representations,
cutting them short always with intimation, that
though quite willing listen any facts they may
have 20 communicate In brief language, and 10 give
them due weight he cannot and will not neglect the
public business, 10 enable them 20 rehearse over all
their clique Squabbles In his hearing.
The disappointed are already charging all the mis-
chief being done by kitchen cabinet though as yet
no two seem able to agree to who make up that
usually moot powerful secret council When ! can
put finger upon them, will surely send you the
list by our first mail.
1t Is believed that Mr. George Law got quietus the
other day the White House whittier he said to
gone to urge Mr.. Emanuel b. Hart for Navy Agent at
kew.York. Though not In so many words OF course,
the President Is said to have told him that he sme too
strongly Of connection in some way with the
Canal letting affair, defeated lately by the
Supreme Court Of New.York, to permit hi. counsel
to have much weight in hs Che Presidents .
conduct OF the affairs Of the nation However, this
may all be gossip though sounds very much in keep.
ing with the blunt way of expressing himself the
President has heen badgered into Of late by ANNOYANCE
from Office seekers and those who bore for them.
The President has been much worried by the con.
test over the Commissonership of the General and
Office; the Progressses, with German for a candidate
being opposed by the rstentonsts who insist that Mr.
John Wilson shall be retained Case and Gwin are VIII
sons chief defenders Mr. w has hard time of il ey.
cry four years He processes 20 be sort of no-party
Wing, and making It rule 20 NEEDLE in politics
while he aVows freely his Wing principles His own
description OF the Of fence be straddles Il correct
one he has risen in the Office from messengership
to be It's head long odds the best head Of
THAT the Bureau has ever been blessed with neyerthe
less am inclined 10 believe that he winked at the rascal
tiles notoriousy perpetrated in the Minnesota Land Of
hces because those engaged in them phaticay
the Kings friends However Mr. German must get the
Office as, while lie Is well qualified as any gentle
can be without a training for it, upon the prin
ciple OF giving Office reward for parizan services
be shows very fair claim indeed
! The Senate will probably terminate their present
called session labors on Thursday next after which
the Executive axe, and the various departmental
hAtcLets will chop, chop, chop much more rnerrily
than heretofore. Pierce and Marcy don't want the
Sense here an hour longer not because they are ind
posed at once 10 submit nominations to them buI
in the belief that just now too many Senators can be
brought serousy TO other than that of trying
to make capital for themselves by delivering Filibus
teriRg or Buneemb speeches. x.