The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24
AFFAIRS IN WARRINGTON.
Our Washln gt ON Cerrespondence.

9 Secession Successes agaisst the UniOnis-Dfeat Of Gen.
Note and Gsv. COBB BY tie Leader
IN IA Senate, dc.
rodAy's tssgraphc despatch from Georgia struck the
Cabinet like thunder clap They enjoyed the defeat of
Howen Cobb with gusto and hailed the return OF the
sat secessionist MsDonad-ths President of the Nash
VILE Convenon-as triumph of Davis and Marcy, to DO
ussd Offset to the New York esct ms, until it oc
ared them that al the democrats of Georgia might
not BE- bowling their heads to King Caucus and prefer
asath and party obsequiss to life, sword in hand amid
troubles among traitors Howell Cobb honestly tried,
Arst to the Union and then the democratic party of
Georgia The administration promised to aid his efforts
IN regard to the party; for they placed very justly
high value the Empire State of the South Yet
y had johnson been elected Governor by about 500
jity than the word ef command forth from WASH
gon to bring Cobbs head in basket for the gra thca
Oa of the Secretary of War and his soadjutor Of the
Bate Department The head however, does seem TO
come, and Cobb it would appear has it in his power
punish the perfdy OF the Cabinet
ne administration is determined to put down the na-
tonAl democrats in New York, and to extsrmnsts the
Union men of the South 'for say the spomen the
Cabinet "Dickinson and Cobb ambitious men, and
the administration is determined to curb the ambition
of the outsiders
The whe plan of the spos Cabinet has BEEN either to
strike down every man who has aspirations beg ond
place under the government or to max, him accept
commission. Dsckinson did not accept q commission;
therefore he had to be struck down. Howell could
not be got rid Of by foreign appointment he too,
had to be HE'D
As to General cass, the plan was to kill him by CON
temptuous neglect He was not consulted on any sue
ect and it sufficient for him 10 indicate prser-
b any direction. far down the postmaster in
his city TO be refused Finally when the quarrel
between the national democrats and free sellers ensus
the adm Illustration, with that old political huckst~r, Mar
Cyl a. its head ventured ing to OBTAIN Gen. Csss'
aid against his own friends His posone
against Dickinson and letter addressed to MIN by the
President calculated to draw from hum unguarded
expression OF benevolent that to be used to
psmper and fAtten the Van Buren, faction ew Yok
Some time ago, while Mr.. Anterior yet alive Gen.
Pierces free soil friends loud their tests tha Gen.
CAss WAS " but Senator, and Anterior, the CHI
leader of the adminr aton another yet no sooner
Mr. Atherton in his grave than the administration
xous appoint Gen. Css Gen Perce's laandre
BY clubbing him administration leader in the Senate"
But the most perfdious of all movements is the
pursued toward Mr. Buchanan. In the first place, his
friends taken from him and dissrned by being in
vested with power and once; then himself sent TO
England with the distinct under standing that he should
have opportunity Afforded him of distinguishing
sell; and lastly, Col John w, Foney (?) msde the
leader of the kitchen Cabinet for the special purpose of
gAggng Mr. Buchsnans friends in Penns ylvaua Gene
nal Pierce imaein-s that Forney is essential to Mr..
Buchanans in Pennsylvania and for purpose
Is DESTROYS OF keeping him prisoner in Washington To
make bis captivity comparatively easy, he is allowed
be moderately hard ia New York and Pennsylvania while
IN other respects he employed to do the dirty o.
the administration, and to be. in his person the d.
fender Gen. Pierce The game is a singular one on
both SIDES each being alternately duped By the other
lille these things going on, the Union continues
it's fulsome praise of the and his Cabinet
lt8 the honest
his party. Verify If the President a violnist "a.
vorite tenor piano and the puts in the Union
PAID for they could not be in wretchsd taste
more clumsy written Never has any previous admins-
traiion made such syse matte effort suosidize the
press, or to gag it by official patronage. LYNX.
WASHINGTON, Nov ~, 1858.
1As Health Of The Prssidaa-The Aessage-TAe Aormoas-
What WI Congress DO, de-, dc
gentleman just from the White House says that ths
President is little uader the weather to day. The
troubles in the party the troubles in the Cabinet the
troubles Of making up his message and the reports
Congress- say nothing of the office gers have
ried him exceedingly for the last six weeks Still he
maintains his equanimity, and exhibits a remarkable
Of patien:e and philosophy where ortho-
dox Quaker woald lose his temper When provoked
beyond endurance, he puts his at and walks two
three miles.
you have any stock in French spoliations sell
Poh vetoed The bill of FIVE millions Indemnity and Pierce
= strict construcionist Mr.. Polk. The surplus
1Gnds in the treasury win be wanted for g manifest
dsstinyn
And am disposed to believe The President will
even stricer constructonst than Mr. Polk pom river
end harbor improvements; and that throwing out sug
geston two upon the policy of collecting tonnage du
lies for the purposes of river aud hsrbor
he will leave the subject to the discussion Of Congress-
He will enough however, to convince both that
the surplus money in the treasury is
hartors but Will De required to meet the contingent
penses OF manifest destiny !"
understand that the President has been fully posted
mp with official information concerning the Mormons of
great import it shows that VIVA, the
b truly said OF the kingdom Ct Brigham Young,
half has heretofore been told about it. Ny informant
however is Of the opinion that the President will 20
soothing this business call the attention
Of Congress to the question whether the Norm shall
organization under the protection of polyg
amy and all: whether measures shall be taken to
dues these Latter day Saints to the level Of the las aud
nsages Of civilized society. This is . mics question but
the sooner it is settled the better.
am assured Il at there will be considerable number
Of the House of Representatives who do not approve the
the dismissal of Bronson bat who will be opposed to
hush up he affair for the sake Of peace in the family
aad for the reasons it is most likely Mr. Re field
will be quietly confirmed. The hards must compare
notes and count before they upon
war with the administration They have rot torgotea
the fate of the conservatives who rese ed against Old
Hct oryT such Tamadge, Rives of Va and that set
It will therefore take time yet to rally organized
trAtion.
Look for example at the case of Guthrie Not one,
his opinion the removal Of Bronson says all
Of all parties in Kentucky condemn that act--that
mocras that the democratic papers in the State
itching to let out upon him. but from respect to General
Pierce and from desire to restore peace they keep
quiet.
You know, too, that Hannibars army in the very oc
eupaton Of Italy was dsmoralized BY the spo and the
may be said of large lumber of the oompro mise
national den outside of New York Take the
Of General Cass himself How ne consistently
attack the administration without drst recalling his
from Rome And so it may be said OF other national
denocrats-"rhe spirit is willing, but the flesh is "
Low can any ambitious young member, looking to the
enAnce7 u ---. venture TO run his hsad
agafnst the Cabinet without FIRST being perfectly
that he make a hole in 1t
have doubt that General Pierce's message will be
fectly ortAodox and thoroughly satisfactory demo
cratic document No doubt of it-thorougbly national
tho roughly progressive yet strict construction to
the b. ckoone am quite sure that the recommenda-
tfons of the will commend themselves to large
majority Of both houses And that the reports Of the
several depsrtn ents will show less of retrsnch
ment and reform there is reason to doubt.
Strong upon its measures, and the execution Of
the 10 the administration only be attacked ~ the
dis eced Of the party upon its appointments And upon
this issue, apprsheId that New York will stand pretty
much aone-at least In the OUTSET Each member has 70
loot after his chancs At home and anything that
might stir third party IL his district IL tcksh ven
have heard that the hards intend to get Mike Walsh
u throw bon bhel into House the very st chance
in the form of resolution reprobatng the dismissal OF