The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-24

Bot il is NOT at all likely they wil unless there is an
The Return Of Co.. Wise-The Flea IN has Ear-Hins 10
Cabinet Aakss-Tle Struggle tor The SpuIs in the Ca
ptal.
WASHINGTON, Nov. "a, 1866.
informed the HERALD Of the arrival hers and derar
parture for Richmond or Gov. Wise who has been 10
wheasnd 70 Kr. BuchaDan, not by invitation, un
derstand, but TO crafty idle curiosity Of the Cover
nor's. also informed the HERALD that he came back
with Ges in his ear Ard have since learned that
such is tho a was hoped, the part Of bis friends
here, that he would back wiser and better man
But suoh In not the fact Old Buck informed him. a he
has everybody who has called to him. thai he had
not made up his mind what he would do, 80 far a. his
Cabinet concerned; and that his purpose then
not to trouble himself about for time but that
there was one thing however, about certain and sure
that when he had arranged his Cabinet, IL would be
unit. Here was the rub with the Governor he
had come for the purpose Of hndirg out who
and how il was TO be composed but Old
Buck failed to enlighten him. Hence hs
ness and manifested uneasiness The Governors par
tcuar friends called upon him his return to tins city,
expecting TO ASCERTAIN the entire programme; imagine
their ssonshment and surprise when the Governor
formed them that he was much in the dark they
were. The Governors friends here anything but
pleased assure you, with the present aspect and po
tlon Of Things.
already clearly evident from the manifestations
certain parties there trouble in reference TO
the disposition of the patronage In this city Those
In office are moving heaven aud earth aud calling on all
keeping themselves In. There will be tremendous pros
sure for the places. The emoumonts Of most Of the o
GERS are large, and the duties com para,ively nothing
Tine following gentlemen, I understand, arc amb
tous and desrous OF serving uudor Mr.. Buchanan In
.be D:trc! Of Columba;.MaIshal, B,v Tucker. an sp
had hoover spponted United States Dntrct Attorney
John N. Carlisle; City Postmaatorx, DR.. VIM Jones and
er s Of PuSc sSds Henry
Davis; Superintendent Of Public Printing, John Forsyth
smith from virginia Naval storskeeper, Capt Hsgure,
who he il good Catholic the present
W have 70 ou but The
named viii get their places remains TO be seen.
WASHINGTON Nov. 2l, 1866
The Richmond Enquirer and the Ca5ina--TAe State De-
pormens-FseIino Among h< Dcmocaa-Kansas aud
Cuba, dc dc.
The Richmond Enquirer Is certainly too well informed
in political affair, to be serious in It's assertion that po
cal necessities viii not enter into the composition OF Mr
Buchsnan's Cabinet Tho construction Of his Cabinet s
matter Of vast political as well party Significance.
The elements which necessarily force themselves upon
the consde ration OF the President elect hore In this
city, reflected naturally from the political districts
Of the country The disoords, personal anmositcs and
private ambitions Of prominent leaders enter into the
binet question, and we'll known to those in wAshng
ton who familiar with the potcs OF the country or
know anything Of its public men.
stated what knew 70 be simply fact when inform.
ing the HrsAIp that Governor Marcy had strong and
active party urging his retention in the Department Of
STATE. The attitude OF the Journal Of Commerce confirms
this statement That Governor Dickinson has also
Now The appointment Of Marcy to the pos. where he has
ruled the country under Mr. Pierce. would spread unver
sal dissatisfaction throc ghout the southern states The
frtg nj NJ Qtrh AT 0nrfnn fk~
positive 10 the Southern delegates that
case would Mr.. Marcy be retained.
This question n regard 10 the seats OF SAte) being
csnvnsscd very c oily bore amoog Southern
they arrive The feeling against tho retention OF Gov.
Marcy almost unanimous, Notwithstanding his popu.
Is evident from the tone or these democratic leaders
already here that Mr. buchanan will receive very
dial support The feeling seerng 10 be compact and
lied down, and there b doubt but the difcutIes
Of fh position will be modified by every which
possibyb be made This especially tho with the wcs
Tern and souihern members To this end the admission OF
Kansas as free States stbis winter, i soriy Of the
people cesire IT, viii be cheerully for and even
meAns. On the other hand feeling ius, az deter
mined that the Cuba question aud the Monroe doctrine
mutt be finally settled and tho power OF England France
aud spain IN the West ladies ana Central America sap
planted By American supremacy.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l, 1856.
Cotfnei Making wdshinoton-0d and Nero 7Spber DOre
iaed-Ne0 Lists n fMenbrs-irdtqry of tho Polticiar,
In my letter OF the 18th inst. forgot TO mention that
under no circumstances would Mr.. Buchanan select New
Yorker OF his Cabinet advisers. whys Because
would revive all the old feuds among the Shells hard
and SOFT OF the democracy. Many wish Marcy continued
Secretary Of Staie-soue want Dickinson In the Trca.
sury- others want Mayor Wood, Who has exhibited emit
nent executive qualities, promoted to o( the depart
men,s; but am assured that no one Of them be
ctssfui.
The contest for the state Department, evidently bc
rawo mai and T,nh rf
decline, -oucey's chances best There ID a fierce
rivalry going on between Governor johnson Of Georeta
and Cobb and Je Davis Ia pressing Johnson's claims
he may succeed Cobb for "union" In 1851 and the
fire eaters will forgive his devotion country aud
oorservstsm. Davis leader Of the secession wing Of
the South but will be mpctent in the Senate tor mischief
John Appe'on Of Maine, In high favor with the Pres
dent elect The Navy Department or the edovship OF
me 1mn VII be certainly offered him. He VII take
be can make thirty or forty thousad hsrs per auuum
Whereas the salary ofa Secretary only 80 900 0sy
New Eng lander In Justice 10 the other States be
selected for the Cabinet and surmise That Toucey win
be the He will be Secretary state or Attorney
officers and the States viii be Ohio and Indiara. sam
Medarys prospect for Postmaster General promising
Of indiana viii be secretary Of the Interior ups.. .am,
other selected. think Aaron v. Brown Of tennessee
or Judge Clay, Of Alabama, win be Secretary OF tn,
Navy, but am not that Buchanan Of this
and ~ stated In previous letter, Mr. Faulkner, OF vr
sinls, VIII be Secretary Of War, perhaps.
horoscope
pnd taken several sstrcsomicai observations,
conclude that the Cabinet viii stand thus -
le-s rn 49, s OF k,chlesn. Secretary o. sse,
boven Cop0, oiGcorgiA Secretary of Treasury.
Charles Faulkner, OF Virginia. Secretary OF War.
JSsSe q. G % C'sp, Jr Jron. Secretary of Navy
Dr. g. N Fitch, Ind, or s. -.
Vim. II English, Ind. ''ocore'ary o' INFERIOR
lam s. neoy Postmaster General
how would ibis Cabinet do There vs. not are eater
or Tree soiler among them-an old democrats OF
MAJ TvullIo sands kho~
list The above only Of dozen in circulation
beretaeh being the one that Mr. Buchanan has decided
upon.
There y quite quarrel among he local democracy
bee Hoover the Marshal repres~ntst inc P1syce wing
a. Cucnna Berreti, The Postmaster, Marcy assresn
tthey play whs, toseher) and Of ,he unaer clerks
" ihe department. are tho champions q Nr. sushsaAn