New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
Cabinet IntriGucs.

Correspondence Of The y Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON CRY. Wednesday, Feb. 2 1853.
Letters from Concord induce the impression
that Cen Pierce bears the infection Of boring for Csbi
net places with commendable good temper and pa
tence taking care to treat all contendins Committees
or drummers who may happen to be In Concord AZ the
same time he recently served tho Dickinson and DIX
squads who on being brought face TO face In his par
Tor declined 10 open their mouths on the subject OF
their respective missions The truth IT, these parties
both went to Concord with plausible stories which
would not bear investigation ready TO be told Finding
that they could tell them without having them dis-
credited the spot they very wisely concluded TO ear
"Gbson's oysters together and take their departure
shortly aiterward.
The visit of Colonel MoNEyrESNr, of Ohio, Of which
perceive you notified in letter from this poins
week or so since being checkmated by from DR..
Frois OF Cincinnati late Member of Congress from
different section of the State who Is one of the chief
managers on the part Of the BILL ALLEN and Mediu
wing of the Harmonious Of the Buckeye State lie
goes to Concord TO protest in the name Of his wing
ogsint the appointment of MEDARy and TO lay at his
door and that of MoNryPENNy the action of hor last
State Convention, wherein they "spt upon" the Bat
more Democratic Conventions platform. Accordngto
the plea of the ALLESrEs the tabling of this resoa
ton resolved on, only In order to the Cub
ernaorsl nomination for MoNEYPFNNY, whose friends
voted with small wing On the Conyention) Of the party
from the Anti Slavery region of the State 10 compass
this end Of theirs in the hope and belief that in return
the latter would vote with them to make MoSEyPEsSY
their candidate for Governor. But the best laid
schemes OF men and mice will at times gang awry 90
the Anti Slavery Democrats, after using his men, TO-
fused to adopt Mr.. MoNEYPENNy, preierring MEpmL,
though he washed his hands Of responsibility for their
III. - -.A.-
gon anticipating, it to with good reason.
that the squsbbe between these wings OF the paryn
their State, and the condition of corruption among their
aspiring men, which the conflicting statements OF r.
and NJ will develop to the President elect will be sui
fcien TO induce him pass that State altogether
in selecting his Cabinet Council unless he desres for
the fun OF the thing 20 make matters wore there by
eeyating wing at the expense of the other, aud
thus widening breaches CRAFTY ing revengeiu longng
and rewording rascaly management
The unanimous act oftho Democrats Of the Newt er.
soy Legislature and Congress in urging on Cen Pierce
the claims of Commodore STOCKTON, reminds me
forcby ofthe fact that Gen Jackson was In the habit
OF regretng, one of the unfortunate events Of
bis public life his weakness In permitting outsiders TO
pack his first Cabinet on hm-many of whom would
never have been called into his Council he frequent
iy declared had ho followed the dictates u his own
judgment. All familiar with the history Of his times
VIII recoIlect that his Administration was la hot water
until be packed OF the whole batch which hal been
thus packed on him. After selecting a Cabinet 10 suit
himself on their retirement his hercuiian asks then IL
hand were managed as though but cLlds play 10 that
withs giants will Icare not who Gen Pierce may
take into his Cabinet the solicitations Of others
whenever question may arise in which the Interested
the country and his interests conflict directly or inii
flu t.tft. fhot. q -.
made may owe his place, Gen Pierce may expect that
be and the country will be forgotten This Is the his
tory Of tue policy pursued by made great after any
such iashioD, under every Government under the sun
They are as sure to act this principle as water TO run
down hill.
AL the stories one sees in the newspapers
concerning the entire exoneraiou Of those connected
with the building Of the wings Of the Capitol BY the
tesmony laid before the Special investigating Commit
tee OF the SENATE are grossly untrue Their puhics.
tion has been procured Ia every case for considers
Dptid 70 some party other On the contrary, tho
Committee are satisfied that they have unveiled an
amount aid system Of ylany heretofore unheard Of
N The Transaction OF business Of any kind for the Gen
ernl Government do not feel al liberty % write you
the rsries OF the parties, against whom the proof
Conclusive though may cay that 1t Affects public fGne
oneres high and low, IL also being In proof that be-
fore making the sppointmen, Of tn individual noss
implicated, the PRECEDENT was duly warned that he wD
absolutely insuEng the occurrence Of the trsnsaco1s
which the report Of this Committee will deyelopn
the public. However, biz friends the kings friends,
demanded the appointment, and it wa made. They
made money hand over Gst by t. AZ the expense o.
the treasury, and their nstrumeut according 70 Iae
testimony made his share in good part BY leyyog black
mai On the workmen-by wringinZ from them per
ceriage Of their hard earnings BErPo.