New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15
ppNysYLVAELi POLITICS.
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49, "a M balm in Gilead loI Ddn'ei = Di'h
.d ,;s crew Of cOrmorants. lbc Keepers Vi
=. p..t here say so, aud they clam 10 KNOW
.~ von Ruren. too, is done for, and with him the
,..t.,erug set who renowned Inc buraio pat
tim and. seeking strange code turned 'he'r oacA-
-, ,bemselees and the principles they once
80 Retributiye justice sometimes overtahes
and eba,ti,es even political renegades. Inc ioho"'
49,. of no,r old Cas- will not be comicrted hl lis
,.opaiation by Michigan short OF Cabinet posi-
Thev are sorrowlul and supplicant Any SOP
w;u answer, so that the Treasury teN' "'''
.n.ted Forty and more years OF unintefrup'.u
tceajrg at the public crib, accustcms tno rho
nrc sdrt Of fodder. His age and DIS hursI -" .rad
III recommendations, aud these VIII " u'soJ 80
;ust 90 long as place can be hun'fd up ;a Gay
Ur.ftable enough for has tahins oni tb now Adj
Eucbanan's main idea IN starting ,uo Nv ~,
...s.", ,,;II he 70 reinstatc The era % Soou
saI;no which Monroe illustrated ana eS'"oit'n
SananS .bud millennium, where inc iaip ., anu ~
49, orc ~ lie down together III Oau c'Y' :np,
m IA gentleman feels bis year, ana PieiuS - no
- of respectable medlocIity. Heiife' II NJ
&c allowed tn have his own wa; uIo Ih.ro
wings and the Fillmore alhes WouIr no. .to;r ma
of tie Fat Of the land, ID cohsloo,alo" CIV uo:h.
.r;o,;c services on the l4tD Ol OC'oocii " IN,
.lo'.s - auomented zeal OF the 1th OF No'en'
hs VI d., tho veteran wrepuers condemn ttiS
pe,: III insist mon the exclusion OF ali eieVeH!u'
'oo,vert. In their view, the ScnP'ut"i i n-
J,es NOT apply to Specializing oein'R"Suos L'i5
hut ortbcd, twelye-bOur men su1'"u u no LUZ,
=. 49, lunaer So our frcsh-iedged Democrats
IN INC p,ub antzed in the National font SIX
,cels ego are to be put on probation ana urea "
,bs;r future works. This Judgment goes nara WIN
A. cLean JJnion.sayers, who held the "oru VI
r,mis. both TO the ear ard the nope: .
Ias.e BRIGHT all the way from Indiana, has just
aoSc.nSed mon us, on his pilgrimage to Mecca
He took Washington in the way, to turn up Dis nose
AZ Pierce and see how things looked ABOUT 'he Do
partmeDt of the Interior According 10 MS notaVn
H. election was settled by Indiana, and Indiana
settled bv Bright. This is all very cool Tor jesse
and such is the thought Of the elect
All the small lIy who were eser suspected oi re-
mote connection with Buchanan, have swollen INTO
iumense proportions, and founder ABOUT lhdePeu-
aence square like so many land leVlathanS' oncs'-
mt street. in its narrow dimensions, groahS u1ueI
the weighty tread Of their consequential eI"niou
sn5 inst discovered importance. There are none VI
them .malIer than Plenpo Extraordinary. Affairs
of state and nomentOus destnies OF Kingdoms are
cautiously shrugged and little tails OF supphcatlng
tenders follow in Obedent ave. So much fOr lOr.
time thrustisg greatness upon modest men. vi al
the great Mogus George Pitt is the greatest: Ma
tiOnal cares the construction OF unde ermned CaD-
inets and other White House concerns, Cypress MS
MIGHTY mind and reduce bis ample bulk. George
Martin cireumscribes his sphere and has cilmer
moments Taking charge of a section only, he is
casting about for the right for the right places
Gid. Wescott is looking after projected improve
ments in the Grecan pile, under King Blddle
Bank of the United States, but now converted, IN
Scrptura phrase, "intO den of thieves '-lnesn-
ing no personal application to its virtuous tenantry
Our entt rprsing District Attorney Van Dy Ike is CON
tba nff no (Qurf "A
ingtOn with the generous purpose of relieving Caleb
Gushing, about the beginning OF next Spring. Blll
Leiper the depOsed despOt, who voted for the
platform and not the candidate-forgetting they
were One-chews his qud, applauds his Mononga-
hela, and swears generally that the Union is safe.
Jim Page scouts the political dogma that "A restora-
tiOn is the worst of all revolutions, and Is ready to
prove its fallacy in bis own person. We are oaly
at the beginning of the end aud things are pretty
nicely mixed up already. But You must see that
Old Buck is not as sadly burdened as wise people
insist. His devoted friends have relieved niih Oh
vast deal of trouble, and next weeh When he drops
down from the Lancaster ballCO and throws out
his graphing hook ia some quiet corner, there WI
BE- score Of readymade Cabinets right al MS ninu
with all manner Of comp exions, ana Shapes, "nu
shades So he can hardly go wrong, LOT IL IS "s
old as the GIampian or any other reSPect"uic NM
hat in common cases, wisdom Is 10 oc iounu III q
multitude Of counsels; whereas, IN ths uhcoih''ou
Gaze, there Is actually hioo VI 'oui'' '"o ~
much the richer in wisdom, OF course. ,-n
The National Wings who sold out their birth
right for only a promised mess of pOttage, are be-
comingy meek since the result has been footed up.
Like certain ladies of easy virtue their Positloh Is
something doubtful They were always gentle men
Of rigid department, but relaxed little from the
fixed sobriety when cOurted to settle the destiny oil
the nation. and make President after supper at
the club. Then they were needed, now they are
not Just at this time it is 50 much supernuiier'
AIRY patriotism pitched into the scale 10 turn tI'
beam against bald face Democracy, consequently
they get the cold shoulder and snui an
Of ihsufferable repugnance. No place Is leit IVl
them to go, and refuge il sought in despair Coul'
you not persuade Choate to give them charitaoi'
lecture or some other uncostly consolation An
cient Mr.. Van Buren,, who figured IN celebrates
buffalo hunt, knows what " intolerable suffering
u.s." and be owes something to the cause OF humanli!
for the sake Of these suffering martyrs.
Although not officially authorized by Mr. Bu
chanan to extend an invitation yet am quite sur,
il would delight him to see the Empire Club here
for friendly conference, during the few days sci
apart for objects of State. In his heart OF hearts
h. chehsAes the redOubtable Rynders, and the Cor
poral of that Ahistrous gang stands high III alice
tionate regard. The key tone boys" will be on
duty acting as the King Own, and their presence Is
a sufficient pledge for the hospitality OF the town.
Let them come by all means, aud like an army with
banners, not forgetting the csnnOn; for we sadly
want an explosion now that Huntington Is forgot
ten in durance vile. Our Municipality would re
joice, too, if Mayor Wood could be brought along.
They hunger and thirst for civic ovation, and
their guieless souls seek the practical instruction
of that virtuous digniary In misguided simplicity,
they cannot see 10y what magical art million year
il added to your budget, while they dcysur with
enyOus concern the records of those delicious syu-
posiums in which City Fathers rejoice at the public
expense We do things small scale, We do.
Our Corporation cigar, liquor, hack and sun