The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28
Our Indiana Correspondence.

ISpIAxoroIIs Nov. "a, 1855.
Sgxs Of The Times in ne Hea-ycnator BripM on the Qai
Tirc-How Things Nay Turn Om-Hon George O. Dunn
Urable to Raume his Poa-rne approaching Session Of
the L<gIatms- Wabash AND Eric Canal 10 Be ne Bone Of
C1mtenioM-Sals Of Dsla,oars Lards dc.
Since the great democratic avalanche In this STATE Il
has been taken for granted that The way OF the spo
party win be OF pIeasanfnnas well OF pronL
ana ~ wssacrss Of the lsnd have ali placed the rs-
election OF Sepator Bright down . fixed fact, aud
therefore that Jene must necessarily disappont the
wishes OF the President elect by declining the Interior
Department What pity that ur. Buchaasn should be
deprived or the councils Of this war horseu or the uncr
rned So say tho republican Senate OF Indana and the
consequence viii be that they will refuse 70 20 Into any
election here On Joint ballot the democrats have largo
majority, but the Senate b strictly republican By three
votes. Last winter the revere was txuc, and the
democrats defeated any election BY refusing 90 Int
one.
Tho republcan Sna,ors now say thss they will give
them t for tat" and continue the vacancies for ano
ther than elect democrat You may de-
pend that This Ia the fixed polcy OF tho republican,
ard Senator Bright wl there oro be able 10 scocpt
Cabinet appointment which he win certainly do ten
days since and bu.ily engaged 10 feeling the pulse
Of certain politicians about this capital Hc fully realizes
70 morrow for wsahiDgton, satisfied that there y no
chance for his collection this winter
Hon george u Dunn arrived here yesterday In very
feeble health and informs that he has little or no
hops OF returning 10 tho national capital this scsson His
physician advises positively against H. since bis disease
(oi long staDdiDg) has assumed serious form Mr.
Dunn, OF the abiest In the House Representa-
nves and will be much missed In the public councils though
gladly BY the black republicans whom he held In Ter
tor Of hts ecquence and manly daring.
The approaching session Of the Legislature, n auti
pated WIN be very exciting one, Independent Of the
ieeIrx which must accompany tho Intellectual efforts 10
be made 70 cec, United States Senator The great lead
Ing Of tho winter viii be the effort 10 take
bscK the wabash and Erie Canal rsm the receivers who
manage for the sste and bond hoidcrs and con-
veft into grand speculative money making machine
FOR the bensnt Of tho members and lobby agents This
charged upon tho democracy but they obstinstey deny
any such intentions. Time VIII disclose their t ;ks and
verify my predictions.
0overnor Wright win be prominent c,nddats for tho
vacancy which now exists In the United States Senate
from this siAte.
gentleman Just arrived hero from Fort Lesven worth
having c there tie 1Shhe day amer the sale Of The
Dea Tun Lands dsoommenced-rcpofts tho lands
being knocked down 10 aquatters n The apprAsod
value irrespective OF the bidding BY those In attendance
nom distance. The appraised value mot third
OF What abould have bean, and had II net been for
President Peyco, tho Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
wcud have set ssde and ordered other appraise.
ment Does net the present action or the government
officials In Kansas look Ike concerted combination be
them and the squattevs 70 defsud the Delaware
N disns OF their rights under the treaty. who 10
blame Whore rests the responsibility You viii
collect that this 10 the sale that suddeny postponed
until amer the Presdentis election Gan you unrAvsl tho
mystery which surrounds the whole anAirf