The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28
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THE ADMINISTRATIONS THE soUInrTre a.
BINEr AND TIE klrJHxN cABINKr-THs suCCRssIon
THE KITCHEN I.0vEAENr-THH SENATE Am rur
PRESIDENT, 40. -.
WARRINGTON, April n, 1854.
There deep feeling of secret hostility between Cusbn
and Marcy, vi Itch hardly fail Of terrible explosion
byandby, " the fermentation goes The misorunes
Of the Me- aska bill have only increased the troubles Of
the Presd ent and the eaousies and hostties among
the ney nbers Of the Cabinet Cushing and Jef Davis
Pierce the support Of the Nebraka scheme
as administration measure against the Wishes of the
other Cabinet MEMBERS who smet the rat. The main
object Of Cushing in this to cripple Marcy get him
out of the Cabinet and get into his place But the de-
feat of the Nebraska has only served to aug
ment the trouble all roundn the Cabinet in the Kitchen
Cabinet and in Congress- Marcy however, sticks fast,
in spite of Cushing and company and will stick long
az possible should he be compelled to abdcate, he will
null the whole building down about their and thus
..crush out'' the whole concern Meantime the Presi
dent is supposed have written number Of letters
various leading democrats in different sections of the
country holding out lofty expectations to them in view
Of the probable necessity before long, Of reconstruction
of his Cabinet 1t is generally believed that Mr. Charles
O,Conor of YOUR city and Gen. John A. Dix are among
the favored individuals thus addressed Perhaps this
NAV account for the quetness of these gentlemen through
the late stirring They have had their hopes
for the future excited through the deusye medium of
prospective cabinet appointment
The Kitchen Cabinet lately been thoroughly organ
lied by the introduction of Forney into the Union estab
Isbment. which confirms him the Premier Of the
Kitchen The other two leading members of the Cabinet
down stairs arc Paul R. George and Captain Whppe, the
latter being in some way connected with the Buchanan
interest of Pennsylvania. The President and Forney,
during all their leisure hours together 1t is believed
that their plan Of operations Is to play OIL Buchanan as
their candidate for the succession against Marcy Cass
Douglas and al others. Gen. Pierce seems to have had
enough of it. or to found out at least that he is
completely Tylerzed to be entirely out Of the
gramme Gushing for himself-frst for Marcys place.
and next for the second. hand contingencies of 1856
Hence YOU NAV imagine the dcords and bitter jealous
les which prevail between the Cabinet and the Kitchen
Cabinet They hate each other cordially The kitchen
tion has the inside track at the White House. however,
and even Marcy feels that he continues to breathe the at
mosphere Of the spos only through the clemency and
generosity of Forney.
Can this state of things continue much onger9 Great
he in managing the little democratic coterles and
completely bewdered beogged out of his latitude
out Of his longitude and out Of mis- element altogether
The democratic leaders of the Senate have also felt the
Gripping consequences Of the Nebraska fzzle in the
House. They charge the whole blame the President
and his bad advisers They would like to get at Forney
if they knew how. The rejection of Angel is but
slight expression Of the dtaste of the Senate for the
free soil affiliations Of Gen. Pierce and his Cabinet and
the kitchen. The worst of it is yet to come. What
lucky administration was that of Captain Tyler