New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
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ITO" v" WASHINGTON, March l2, 1854
,, s,oxpe story shows the expedicnis which are re-
S n 70 bring members Of Congress up to the sucking
point on Nebraska ..n
The President has tried evory means with hIrrRtDoE
and MORRISON Of bis own State TO secure 'neu support
h Tins far without success Every method OF approach
80 sverv mode of siege has been put in operation to make
.h.m csn,ulate They have stood out like couple OF
orny Gibraltars AT length last resort gentleman
81 Concord who is known sustain the most intimate and
;,auenia relations with KIrTREDeE was teegapned 70
come on forthwith to try and subdus the refractory mem
bers He came accordingly and lodged at the White
Home Some Of the watchers on the opposite SIDE IN Con-
cord found out what was going on and teegrapned 10
KrrTREDGE to inform him and to prepare him for the IN
teryiew When took place the confidential friend OF the
member and private agent Of the President was asonshed
10 find his mission entirely frustrated by deriving from toe
member himself full and authentic narrative OF all thai
had been done in the premises before the agent had oppor
tunity to broach the subject
Mr., Cass is the most unhappy man in Washington AT
first he declared that the Of the Detroit ee on
must be hoax Now he says the party is ruined in Mich
igsn by Nebraska, and that the Democratic party IN
every town in the State is already divided IN two
factions He regrets the Nicholson letter regrets the ne
csstv of bs explanations Of it. regrets hs position and
curses Douglas with hearty good WI, as the author OF
immeasurabe disaster to the Democracy
Senator Houston says he has opposed this fatal meas
ure from the start and that help him God he will op
nose il to the end He declares that it was conceived
;nouy that il was faught with untold pers to the peace
Of the country ard thai dsunion is at the bottom of
There was a great quarrel at the Pennsylvania Con-
yenon which does not appear ON the surface forney
was there with Nebraska resolutions ia his pocket which
were rejected by the Committee Resolutions great
rupture already exists in the party covered by very thin
epiderms which will not hold over one election If 1t does
40 long Dougas and the President consider that they
have suffered great damage by the failure OF their trusy
Lieutenant to bring the Keystone State up to the marx
Several of the Senators who oed the mark in voting for
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise considered as
dead az poor Gardiner The only difference in their cases
is that Gardiner took tychnne and they took Nebraskas
The Nebraska niquity stock declining You must not
be surprised WHEELER, OLIVER, MAURICE and probably
CUTrISG and PECK and all the Hards vote against the
bill They fully impressed with its perfdious character
The President will probably send in his message to
morrow relative to the seizure of the steamship Black
Warrior by the Spanish authorities at Havana JOSIAH
SUTHERLAND, exMember of Congress counsel for the
owners Of the Black Warrior is here Secretary MARCY
asked him yesterday if he would be satisfied with Govern
ment granting letters Of narque for cruisers against Cuba
and he replied in the affirmative The Administration will
undoubtedly aggravae the Black Warrior affair with the
view to divert attention from the Nebraska question.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, March H. 1854
Mr. Livingston, Of the proprletors Of the steamship
Black Warrior had interview with the President to day
accompanied by the Hon. Mr. Sutherland, member Of
Congress from New-York
The documents brought by Mr. Livingston with refer
ence TO the Black Warrior voluminous to occupy
all the time Of the Cabinet to day, and decision
therefore arrived at The Cabinet will meet again on Mon
day morning when the subject will be renewed and it is
supposed the President will be prepared by Tuesday to
send the documents Congress with Message express
ing the views of the Executive From present appearances
Administration is determined to take high ground and
recorn''''d d the most energetic measures.
from Ohio. denies that he &C ~ Notr.sa hin
Mr. Harvey watersOn, assistant editor "'
left that paper in consequence Of its being known that Mr.
Forney about obtaining an interest IN II IN violation o
-,osr:s ,on nv Messrs Waerson and Nicholson to tho
Tennessee and other delegations prior to the election OIL
House Printer that Forney in event to become con
nected with The Union