New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

o"e Preeidsnt Independent of partisan feeling alto
seshsf th'ss who knnw him best testify uusnimousy and
decidedly on this point They speak n him az man Of the
Jackson stamp IN this respect
1t well for all sides 70 the man exactly "a he s
without reference to party No good esn come Of eevip
oureIyessnd least Of all in such an Important rua,ter
this DE- soro
MORE CABINET KCMOgs-PRRsIDENT ELEcT--HIs
JOURNEY AND ARRIvAL-sTNILARITY TO GEN
JtCgsON-THE PREMIER FAIR PROPOSAL
The FIsHERiEs-OfFTCIAI. FEEs--TEHrASTEPEC.
wssHvsTov, February u 1883,
The Capital City n full Il fying runnors ossy Dcubt-
the telegraph viii anticipate the most If not ALL of
the communicate Bat the tidngs Of tne wire
have to be revised often perhaps ty the time mine
reach you by letter they will turn out to be correct
give you then the fo5sing table far advised %
Hon. Caleb Cushing Of Msss, Secretary Of State
Col Jefferson Davis. Of sIiss., Secretary Of War.
Judge MeCielland. Of Mich Postmaster G eneral
DO you observe the somewhat singular collection o. Ne
in this IistMsssaehusetts. Mississippi and Michigan
4. Nm Nrng More W1s,a7 Shouldn't wonder
The President elect is expected TO leave Concord en-
oue for Washington on Tuesday next, This will be
era days before my letter reach you. But he viii
probably be five six days the road that he
will arrive here by about the 2oth Perhaps it may be
few-days later. lie will be accompanied by Mrs Pierce
(whose health has considerably improyed) and few
eet relatives His present intention il land presume Il
will be o) to stop quietly for the fortnight intervening
before entering the Executive Mansion the retired
house recently vacated by Col King There appears be
very general and quite crsditable desre respect his
fscings. in view Of his sad bereavement
he hear of Gen Pierce the more am satisfied
that his personal will il much greater than many suppose
am quite confident it will turn out that he Will not be
dictated By any Mark the prediction Ills deterni-
nation is showing itself and every day TO be @.
the jackson stamp
The nomination Of Gen Cushing will create dis
satisfaction heard prominent democrat remark
another last evening, Cushing appointment will make
the party hiss But the best informed and liberal
among whg friends cautious in expressing their
opnions-sll parties being united in conceding to the
expected Premier large amount Of general knowledge
Ills acquaintance with Continental literature and politics
is quite considerable he has the honor Of intimate
friendship Of long standing with the President elect his
of the digniei yet descrip
tion and becomes AL therefore hope for the best
while Judge him fairly by his acts Non da sed act
apostO0rlim.
The discussions in both Houses are = making hast
slowly The proposition submitted the Senate by
able whig statesman, Honest John Davis in favor
reciprocity continues to gain daily 1t is committed Ii
the House to the care OF Hon Mr.. Sabine VI. c. fron
Massachusetts, who retired merchant and practics
man has carefully examined the whole fishery question
and fully prepared to do it Justice The publication
the able report Mr. Sabine the explorations of tn
fishing coast and the character Of the English claim d
the exclusive possession Of the of the Provncia
bays will be found Of the most valuable documents
the kind issued by Congress 1t honor tn
wings that they have such Representative Mr. sabin
on the floor of the House understand that 1900
copies of his Fishery and Boundary Report will be pub
shed in addition the 1900 be issued in connecto
with the documents Of the Treasury Department
should be circulated the South well the Mort
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