New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
Anterior in search Of Cabinet-fains oil
observation-disclosures TO Concord.
s,,-ssoosssare Of Ths = Y. Trbane 49,
TAsnNoIoN Saturday, Jan. :, 1873.

WARRINGTON, Ssturday Jan. :, ls.J.
The advent of Mr.. Charles G. Anterior, OF
-. tr.,,oslire has created deeper sensation among
,bs Democratic politicians Washington than appears
"a Oh. sr-f,ce Of currcus events for 10 well under
stood by the knowing ones that be Is really TIE man At
the ri.ht hand Of the President elect or IN other
words. tha, Gen Pierce has unbosomed himself since
hs election alone to the aforesaid Senator elect from
EevHampslire In New Hampshire. a. every where
else the harmonious Democracy are cut up into
cloues whose distinctive views and policies are based
wholly on their probable effect the fortune Of aspir
ING leaders Of each Heretofore in New HAMPSHIRE.
there was better dpp0TsH, feeling among all four OF
the choucs Of the stste-,he Anterior clique, the
Burke CLIQUE the Wells clique, and The HllIrd clique
-than exit. among the various Subdivisions Of the
Marty in other ssies But the indirect Interference Of
Gen Pierce in Mr. Ahertons favor at the recent senA
torisl election has opened breach there which not
20 be healed, unless with the now common
galve Of federal Office 70 much greater
ex,en. than Cen Pierce contemplated before
the rnue. occurred Il was whispered in Washington
before The election That GOODNESS existed between
Pierce and Burke. which supposed to have origin
aed in Ps Willingness TO take the posion (prior to
the meeting Of the Baltimore Conyeniion) to which
Anterior hs. subsequently been elected Tas GOODNESS
1. now 80 common subject Of conversation in Wash
iurton. A. 10 satisfy me that A.s triumph, as Il was
brought shout has deeply offended Burke, who, not
pecuniary requiring Office is ssid to be talking hs
mind freely Mr. Wells and his friends are open In
tbeir dcnunc!aton Of Athertons choice, st;ribung
wholly 10 the solcitude manifested 70 that end by Gen.
Pierce These facts being known to many here, in
vest Mr. Anterior with positively overwhelming i'm
portsnce In the eyes Of the Office seekers 90 they are
Of course just now smo;herng him with attentions.
lie was sent here by Gen Pierce to work ont posi-
ble the very difficult problem Of the sentiment Of the
rMty relative 20 Cabinet appointments the kind sod
Crude Of is leading members for the appointment OF
this and that gentleman having already obfuscscd
him a. to make II absolutely impossible for him to set
in the premise. with the slightest certainty n to ne
views Of bis Congressional supporters. Al the world
know that Mr. Forncy recently went to Concord t.
grind an axe that Mr. Ashe OF C., preceded him but
few days on a ike GRAND that the Pittsburgh Pa,
Democratic Elcc;Or whose name forge; had Just LETT
the General when Ashe arrived TO take HI. place a.
| the candle OF the erindstoue' that Mr. Durham, o;
Ind has subsequently gone on and further ihst my
other more or less conspicuous gentlemen have been
there SINCE the election each telling the very best poe
.ble tale Tor the advantage OF the friend whose
! he went on 70 plead. But the world may not Know
| that for every such DID goOjnsrured friend who
hundred letters from other equally conspicuous
Democrsts each telling plaR.ible tory ~ favor Of the
appointment Of some ambitious gentleman. Afer this
fn,hlon Il u we'd known here, GCn Pierce has Asd
/ quite lbs gentlemen pressed rsmmed and jsmmcd
On hun tor the dchcsts position Of membership IN hs
oflc.al council. A. whoppers have very naturally
teen told Tor snd snst each Of them almost in every
case too by persons er,iilcd % implicit credit ord
nary oecasions The General is IN qhHdsry, such a.
forced him TO send Mr. Atherton hi;her 20 grope seE
some lizzie truth Verify he comes &c the last place
IN the world TO end h. this present writing. Almost
all the ohce seekers running him down, lying -
him. OF course In nearly N they say 70 MIN.
Much feeling has recently been enyendered here By
the be OF the ergesn, Alarms Of the senate IN select
IN. out tie ehiidren Of poor widows and orphan boys
or his victims IN making some twelve removals o.
psges and folders employed under the Senate, He Is
| tbss uisLilv se-Jinz more than poor family who
depended on the.T bow wages, supperiets 70 bed
While he las kept IL place large naHloer eoEnecged
! With well TODD and influential families. Eis victims
are sl,oecther from among the Glaze whose appoint
meat was forced on him BY sen@icrs wholly from
cAayaaBL so.,ss However ,bis work q h, sds lar
10 lead ~ sorc beneficial consequence Il e uroIsDg
- deep sense ol Indignation here % lead to the
here that h,s oaical eondaes generally may be made
the s iect e. Investigation IN Nhieh the esdenf -eaGs
Of uur.iae is s1bcrdlaltes md Al unter osth
VII be taken @ Gr tAa whesheT he he's ever prlnfs
sra hi. osee 70 greater eteni thAE n receiving TIE
pav allowed &c hiA ~ law and further. Il he has II
any manner been pecznisry interested N The rzssSgr
/ q tsls "a a cizi.l agent Or drummer