New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

Weare 10 have a very nice time about tho opesrs
of the New Year at Hsrrisbarg--that capital II
capitals. A Senatorial struggle is to come Of for
Brodhead's place. He, poor SslloT. with seem.
ing admonton Of fate. has been seee Of late walking
with bis head under bis arm II is melancholy 10
contemplate fallen greatness, and it ir sad to ~
Brodhaed 80 mOurnful in this hour Of triuaph He
helped to save the Union to the tune Of 5000 ny
jority in Northampton, and therefore should reyd
in delicious anticipation of patriots reward. Bat.
he is really gloomy and unrou.able. The bisev
have possessed him since the returns came in. HI
sees cid hatreds revived and ancient hostlite.
restored now that his faction is down, with tbs
heel Of an Old Buck on its neck after so MANY ysar,
of contest.
There will b. beautiful sprnkling Of "a ud;d,ta.
for the vacancy. BrOdhesd is almost ont M m.
ring. but he hopes, for il is his nature There he.
ing but hree Democratic majority on joint ballot
be relies on the distractions among superior com-
petitors. and the luck which always has attended
mediocrity and in6riority in Pennsy lyania. For.
ney is up for the prize but does not grow in
strength even after all bis tolls OF body and con.
science. There is another aud better prize, how
ever to which his eyes will turn when this is lost
a. il will be- Buckaew, and Black, and Foster,
and almost everybody Of high and low degree,
aspires. They say if Bigler has the material for
Senator, anybody else is not sufficiently God-foS
saben TO be without it. John Robbins, who for.
merly represented one of our Faubourgs in Cou-
Qress, has the fourteen votes OF the consolidated
city IN his wallet thus starting with more
numerical capital than any other competitor.
Though small he is shrewd, and will give tho
selfsatisfed big bugs pretty hard turn round the
course. Old Bucks nephew, young WEIGH who
was with him in London, is in the State Senate.
-. L. L., Il
reflection of the wishes of Wheatland. Mark mo,
there will be some music before this farce is played
out. Meantime Old Buck says NUNS she
word" Ii is even doubted il he knows such a
thing as Senatorial election is TO happen this CEN
turn He heard of such thing long ago. but
tho hit that sort Of representation had been aoan'
doued They will enlghten him one OF these days.
In fact the reality begins to get through hls hsir
already. especially since he has been studying six
pages OF THE TRIBUNE for daily ediiicasion and
comfort.
There il already some speculation as to the policy
10 be pursued toward Dallas and Company, who
have been INDUCING themselves with foreign fashions
ard airs during the present dynasty. Buchanan ana
Dallas despise each other cordially, rs gentlemen Of
the old school only know how to do. They have
been adyerssres the Lord knows how ong-Me-
thuselah only can tell. Could you spirtusize
Noah into revelation on this score. it would de-
light our graybeards. As they have progressed in
years SO have they in hate. But this ye'y fact-se
we'll known in all polished circles-renders the DEL
icacy of Old Bucks position the more yexatious.
He can't dismiss an acknowledged enemy with
grace. whatever he might DO to friend, with whom
liberties could be taken. The silk-st0cking Demo
Gratis contend that ii Mr.. Dallas has the instincts OF
A gentleman he will at once relieve the incoming
President from such perplexity. But they forget
that he and his fob (twenty odd thousand Year,
flourish among their old kindred " British Dem
r a,lI dina NTH Nc
day in and day ont There are no such pickings
hereabout, and Dallas is not the man to turn his
hack or bis pocket on this description OF titbtery.
No, Stree
You may not have noticed that Master Masons
health has suddenly and happily revived at Paris,
and that he is altogether absorbed in diplomatic
cares and concerns. There was a fitness 10 biz
recovery, which will greatly rejoice a galaxyof
patriotic expectants in the Old Dominion. No Vr-
gnian can BE- turned out. Even sacriligious hands
would not prOfane that official sanctity. Thus two
missions are in q bad way for those on tbe anxious
bench. The Jew broker, Belmont, is coming homo
voluntarily having made pretty good thing OF his
mission, notwithstanding vulgar and costly dis
play of living. Dodge, ut Madrid, has the tenacity
for place that hungry bulldog has for flesh. We
will sec who will eecapitate him. The others
mostly are all good Democrats, with the brand Of
original Gin on their brows. So there is hard
time ahead in the distribution of these coveted
hOnors.
1t is said that condition Of ex-Gov. POrters
reconciliation to his lifelong enemy at Cincinnati
was the Colectorship of his port. And we know
the old boy has been hobnobbing at Wheatland
since the electon-perhaps looking after the drft-
wood. AT all events, Charley Brown is to walk
the plank. SO much is certain, though he may
hold on for while until the new concern gets
started, so as not to clog the launching. Charley
is hugely hated in the Sanhedrm, and pretty much
detested out of it. His arrogance the Unterrified
say, is beyond human endurance. They won't
stand it.
Poor Miller, the Postmaster, attached his for
tunes to the car Of that illust iOus New England
patriot, Franklin Pierce, and only backed water
when bis candidate fell down precisely to three and
. half Notes.-The half man being probably ono Of
BentOns political eunuchs who figured sn that
occasion. The Buccaneers have
marked him ever since in the official blackjack,
and bright and early on the morning of the 5th Of
March he will get leave of absence. All the Office
holding patriots are converted to the doctrine that
is the true policy of Mr. Buchanans
and this constant scramble for
place is discreditabe to our institutions. They are
for stability, purity, and for keeping things a. they
are. Good for them A REPUBLICAN,.
Mr.. SUMNER DECLINES RE-ELEcTros.-We have q
Drivnfe disnafch from Roaton aavino that Hon