Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-28
Putting an Idea or Two Together.

People don't do things in this world without they
have some motives for their conduct, and even the
simplest of us, who will bear this in mind and keep
his eyes open may find out great many things
without troubling fortune telIers. Why a certain
portion of the politicians in New York should have
chosen to kick up against the Cabinet Of President
Pierce, and articularly against Messrs. Marcy and
Guthrie, using the fmSy excuse of dstrust IN their
party friends in the State, who stand upon the
same political platform with themselves, and of
whose co operation they were glad to avail them
s Ives but brief year since, ght look strange
and understandable, did we believe the half of them
honest or uninfuenced by considerations of selfish
Interest Let us look little farther
Since when have these good people in New York,
the BronSons, Schels and Company, of which the
immaculate New York Herald is the organ, found
out the unftncss of the Cabinet? but especially
of Messrs Marcy and Guthrie for the high positions
they occupy? How long before Mr.. Guthrie made
his announcement that U. s. Stocks would be re-
deemed certain rates, directly at the Treasury and
not through the interposition of Washington or
Wall Street Brokers! How long before Mr.. Marcy
set his face against any speculations on the public
purse through means of gigantic pundering schemes
gotten up in Wall Street and labelled Pacific
RaiIraad," etc. How deeply Judge Bronson
involved in the attempt to overslaugh the constitu-
ton Of New York while on the Supreme Bench of
that State, in the matter of the Erie Canal spec
uIations Would some better way of disposing of
the surplus funds suit interested parties than Sec
rotary Guthries plan of paying our debts? Why
arc Corcoran and Riggs, of Washington, winding
up their business because they can make no more
of the government. The New York Commanders
the people who want big mail contracts, jobs, loans
transfers. etc., in full cry, and naturally. tor
they are hungry, and somehow the Cabinet and the
President are behind the age and wont feed them
Mr. Bronson of course, is out of Office as all knew
he would be who knew anything of the President
who being but man, may commit the triflng err
roys to which all are subject, but who, being man
and an honest one in the fullest sense of the word
will triumph over and crush the Commanders tt
powder without effort.
The course of the President will be-, as might b.
expected from his character, prompt and decided
and any attempt at factious bullying will turn gu
q very improbable speculation. MIR. Bronson per
Iaps has found this somewhat to his discomfeiture
IN this connection, we publish Mr.. GCthries letter
announcing Bronsons removal, and will tomorrow
rnbIjsh the letter from Bronson to which the Secre
tarv refers, Which we would not otherwise have
done. since its point by means equals or exceeds
its Iength-DaiIg Journal, goth inst.
BLAcKwooD FOR OcToBER.--This publication is a
hand. It's leading article rs review OF p" Uncle
Toms Cabin extending over thirty-one pages i
IS profnsev Mandatory Mrs Stowe and her produe
ton, and proportionably abusive of southern nsll
buttons Lady Lees Widowboodts New Keadln 9
Shakspear," etc, complete the nafaber 5 Ieenars
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