The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20
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THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATS
TALK IN wAsHINdToE-NEws FROM MEXICO,
ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19-l1 r. NJ
The trains filed with Southerners returning home
and they are, without exception very severe on the
Guthrie letter. stating that the people the South
West sympathse with the national democracy OF the
North, the party to which Mr.. Bronson and Daniel s.
Dickinson belong They laugh at the idea of the pen
sio ed pap organs Of the Unon &c. making public opn
ion and they dcule the inflated articles of those papers
which claim the democratic trump in Georgia, &C.,
triumphs of the administration.
The President is in good health and appear to
feel much affected by the bad Of Messrs Marcy
Guthrie jeff Davis and Cushing he did days ago
The subject of the deca taon of Messrs Bronson and
0Conor before the Cabinet to-day Mr.. Marcy with
his usual cunning, did not attend the Cabinet but of
course he took good to let lis views be known
The manly and able letters of Bronson and o'Conor
engross the attention OF outsiders who unanimous in
acknowledging that Mr.. Guthrie has caught Tartar
AS for the petty insiders the poor devils OF clerks who
think their living depends upon the amount Of their
toadyism to Mr.. Guthrie they very indignant and
threaten to resign in body Bronson is removed
What pity there is prospect of their doing 1t
would afford so many petty places for tt demo-
Gratis who noby acquiesced in the Baltimore platform
when they could not help themselves, and after having
four years before defeated the democratic nomna ton
for the Presidency.
1t is clear to all independent men, that either Mr. Gu
thrie must cut of Mr. Bronson head or cut his stick him
SELF The coarseness and Evugaity Of the Secretary
evidenced in his letter to the Collector do not lead us,
to be sure to expect any very nice refinement of feeling
but still it is hardly possible he is lost to shame to
remain in the Cabinet if Mr. Bronson is not turned of
office The question in its solution will show how far the
President respects his Cabinet
II said that important official has been received
from Mexico Its character has not TRANSFERRED
The famous Reply to Panam," in defence Of the ad
ministraton appeared in the Union this morning. but
fell dead upon the public here The two New York letters
are so much more severe than any anonymous writer
could say, that Pam's article is forgotten It is said
to have been written by COL Forney, aided by the Cab
net and the Kitchen Cabinet combined
PETER THE HERMIT
WHAT is TO BE DONE?-OPINIONs OF THE LETTERS
AN ANSWER EXPECTED, ETC..
WASHINGTON, Oct 19-8P NJ
1t is hard question what to be done with Bronson
and OConor unless removed to-day Several the free
soilers in New York who have Offices or expect Office
write to let them remain until after the election then
jerk them, and no questions asked while Of the
free soil leaders here consider the letters very insulting
and demand victim imme iiately The hit in Mr. Bron-
sons letter that the Union the worker with free soil
formal bull issued short time ago. is considered
well deserved.
1t is considered bold and skfu move that the letters
appeared in many of the New York morning papers,
Those who well posted in New York politics say that
Mr. OConor's hits should be understood to be appre-
cated The question asked by the million day is
Have you read Bronson and OConors letters and what
do you thinkY-Able, hard hits &c &c The corporals
and pIiyates inside under the desks and high stools
furious that Bronson and were not removed
time since, before they placed on such high
vantage ground.
1t is said Col Whipple will answer BroI sons letter and
Col. Forney Mr.. o'Conor's. MADISON
THE MISSION TO cHINA--coLLEcToR ERoNsoN--CELE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ETC.
The NEWSPAPER AGENT
WASHINGTON, Oct.-lo 1858.
The fohoaing appointments officially announced
Robert NJ. MIane, of Maryland, as Commissioner to
China; and Levi H. Bowen, OF Maryland, Consul Bor
deaux.
The Union will pay its respects to Collector Bronson
morrow morning 1t is believed definite action has
yet been taken by the Cabinet in the matter.
The Washington military celebrated the battle of York
town to-day by general parade In passing the White
House they reviewed by the President and several
the Cabinet.
Daniel b Martin, late an engineer is appointed Engi
neern- Chief of the navy
The appointment of lthamer w. Beard, OF Boston, as
Assistant Treasurer at that place. vice Davis declined is
reported this evening.