New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04
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corre-pos1erc. Of TIE \. 7. Tribune
WARRINGTON. wednesday. March 2, 1853
Il is said to-day that Mr.. John Y. Mason, oil
Virginia was teegraphed in great haste two days ago
70 come TO Washington AZ. possible to save haii
aozen hu-e appropriations which outside specul,tors
have been irving to hitch on to the Naval and CiTil
and Diplomatic Appropriation bils-so far In vain,
owing to the remarkable fl of economy which has
come over the House since the arrival of General
Pierce Mason has always been the main hope, IN
pinch Of the class Of operators the Treasury VINO
&c, bargains of Congress and the Executive Depart
uen:s which afterward 60 by the name of "Gattngs
ofthe Treasury For strict eonstructonis and very
ultra resolutions of & and canaan, Mr. NJ. takes queer
positions such mstters more especially after so
cal dinner with the party aiming to make bis pile out
of the Government at single grab. No one doubts
the integrity of his charscter-his good intentions
with which you viii reco'lect, certain nareiess place
Il said to be paved But can assure you there is not
a real economist among the old Democratic members
of Congress who does not dread bis interference in
favor Of expenditures of questionable proprety or
constitufioualty than tina, any other now
in existence and, especially just at this time
az II is well known here that the class Of persons for
whom he has heretofore pterfered place all their
hopes Of holding their own under the incoming Admin.
istrsion on his (Msson's) supposed intimacy with
Gov Marcy, who, though VIGOROUSLY rigid in scruE.
mixing matters like theirs they hope viii prove unable
to Withstand the social Establishments Of bosom
friend This is a melancholy condition Of things,
though it Is nevertheless true.
Ex-senator Paul Sturgeon. Of Pa, Is here begging
for tie place of Treasurer of the u s. Ipresume that
upon the principle that he hes never yet held Office
or if holding Office has been OF immense service TO
the country while in Office he must &C; il However,
this excellent remnant of age OF politicians
long since gone to their graves, will find his claims
strongly opposed by hundred applicants from whose
future their political friends have Justly some hope
Hon. Joseph Cable the counterpart in the House of
vhs, Mr. Sturgeon was in the Senate, is busy getting
sgners to his papers for the post Of Governor Of the
embryo Territory Of Washington Gin Oregon) A,
slow cosch as Sturgeon was when in public life, if
possible Mr. Cable i slower. | have no idea that he
can get the place which he aspires in view of the
fac; that many others are pushing for it. all Of
whom can do in given time ten fold much drum
ming rs the honorable estimablc but sleepy member
from Ohio.
Among those who are struggling to be made the
Marshal OF the Northern District OF New.York may
mention Messrs. Mott Of Troy, Dayton Of Niagara,
Cas- OF Ontario, Gen. Randall Of Buffalo, and Gen.
jackson Of Tompkns, with some six patriots from
Rochester and as many from Utica.
The Silver Greys are preparing 10 move heaven and
earth 10 keep in Office Mr. Fletcher Webster at Boston,
and Mr. Leroy the brother in-lsw OF the late Daniel
Webster, At New.York They will labor in vain Gen
Pierce wants support from Wings accorded on
shy such terms 1t is clear that he intends to ou..
Jackson even James X. Polk il possible, In the srin-
gency of the Democracy of his Administration, and
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for such policy from Wings, who, Of all Wings in
the country radically opposed the general
tenor of his views and principles the consideration
for their sweeping apos,acy being only that he will
keep in office two Of the family Of the decd lion.
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