The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-28
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Interesting from Washington.
Mr.. BUCHANAN AND TIE DANGERS SHAT BEsEr HIM
AL THE STANDING CANDIDATES MOST PROBA-
BLY, BOUND TO 60 0vERBOAkD-A SLY DODGE OF
THE NAVAL BOARD OF INQuIsIrOKs DETECTED
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO THE FIRE Oh DUTY BILL
GEN. Observation-Disclosures CONTESTED ELECTION,
ETC.
WASHINGTON, April q, 1855.
Tho 6A'tering popular receptions Of Mr.. Buchanan,
from New York to Philadelphia have only operated here
arpen the wits and activity Of his democratic rivals
for the Cincinnati noniration.
There is already existing the very next thing to
regular under standing between the Percs and Douglas
men, that the first thing required is t, kill of Buchanan
and his work is to be done not among the masses Of
the people, but among the delegates to Cincinnati IL is
among those gentlemen that the wo,k Of mining and
erminrs is goig The results At Cn,innati win
mort probably be the at the Conventions Of 1874
snd 1852. Fist the most pcuous candidate will be
thfewn overheard by combination against him; and
that beirg cone the remaining prominent candidates win
Destroy each other and DO driven to the old alternative
Of and glorious discovery that the happy
man is another Col Polk Gen. Pierce Captain John
Sznth.
understand that the New York scfs, WI lie they
not willing tc bolr down Gen. Pierce Nebraska bill and
all .. single gu'p, disposed to make compromise,
lii that of the girl with OF her adnrers Said shs
Im yeur friend, Frank, but can't love you; can't
marry you but if it's any comfort to you you
shant marry anybody ee from your hle Of tho creek
So the New York softs say Of Franklin Pierce, eve
are his friends but don't love him; yet We refu.e
him, shall also jest any other Northern whose
chief pretensions rest upon the Nebraska BILL We will
take Southern man. consistent man-ffom the other
side of the Ike; because understand why q
Southern should support the repeal Of the Missouri
compromise; and he doss not debase and sufy himself
II doing It,"
Look out, then, for repetition OF the game Of 1874
and 1852, and unexpected nomination. except BY the
plotters OF the PLOT. Meantime pamphlet Of ffy.six
pages nearly ready for the press, full of tracts
&c., proving to the South that Buchanan Is fshy and
rnsound the niger question Il Is to b. issued jos.
in time for the Convention. The Sewardtes and anti
slavery Know NothiDgs also doing what they for
the rercminssn Of Mr. Pierce They say that with Col
Fremont they can whip the New Hampshire General out
Of his boots, and thsy want him nominated.
The nomination Of Captain Ing-aham a. head Of the
Ordnance Bureau, deep laid scheme to settle the
Naval Retiring Board difficulty. The unbounded ana
well deserved personal popularity Of Captain l., It was
supposed by the administration would carry his nomi
ration through the Senate coa and such seemed
nely be the result when the catch discovered.
Captain lngrabam only eligible the position BY vr
tue of his rank, created By the Immortal Fifteen"
and his confirmation would be virtual recognition Of
the whole action Of that Board This being discovered
Ingrahsm's popularity failed to condrma
ton of his appointment to the Ordnance Bureau and he
still hangs fire in the Senate
Itarn from Mexico that there shortly to be
change in Comoz forts Cabinet. Payno the Minister of
Finance, viii probably be sent to England Lerdo de
rejada will take his place. Leeragua will go to Spain.
YaDes will accept the War Department and Doe'aao
will be app onted Rosas will vaca!e the Department VI
Foreign Relations, and Lacurza will accept
that post
Rosas and Yanes leave from private reasons. PAW,
goes England to try and negotiate loan, and afAgua
because pr eers being abroad to the post of Minister
of the Interior.
Tie Fire Duty BILL pending before Congress, Is
assuming important aspect. The negro worshippsrs
struggling to make it party ISSUE They urge tina.
Speaker Banks be sustained in his decision that the
bill makes appropriation Several who voted TO
rule this decision Thursday say they must
tain the party by sustanir the Chair There mys-
terous whspcrings that this bill furnishes key the
election OF Speaker, and that Mr. Vok, Of New York.
opportunity be afforded him, viii ms Ike astound
ing exposures. The lobby should look to this. "
v General Houston's announcement . Independent
candidate is the topic OF much speculation among
political wire workers. The General expects TO
the country and speak at every State Capitol -
Today's Jnin contains q lugubrious and lachrymose
article finding fault with The HERALD because 1t does not
support the Pierce dynasty The paper also reads
the PtnnSyrcnian lecture for It's Jealous support of
Buchanan, TO the disparagement of the Brigadier.
Lanes friends very much dspleased With his
coure giving gaibed account Of the controversy
With Douglas
The NsbHska contested election case postponed 10
avail. Ntnrn OF Br. Stephens, of Georgia who will
represent the minority of the committee The majority
It viii be recosctej, recently reported sgsinst the sit
,irg member Bird D. Chapman and in 'avor OF the con-
testant Hiram Y. Bennett delegate from Nebraska
Te ,ritory There point involved in this which
msy give rise to considerable debate, namely whether
espassers on Indian lands entitled to the right OF
suffrage The committee dc not deny there wero tres
passers on thosesands but argue tha "they were IT,
hab,ante Of the Territory, and FOR aught that
they we're citizens Of TIE United States. Holding this re-
aon 10 the government, they we're voters and did not
forfeit thor rights as voters by the commission OF
pass.D