New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

not recorpense. Still. Ne hofai h-ce Of 49,.
proceedings will be seryics3ble even ~ ell vs,. ~
attained that might have been BY more dssess;ss;
persistence.
The Democracy pursued their policy of s;..,..
ton to gain time and reinforce n eftxe,ves tenA
with expected sccessions. Whitfield eu,bpS;s. =.
Kansas issue in their estimation. and coosrc.s-s.
no sacrifice will he considered too sreat ~ y.
exredient too unworthy, by which this euf.,ts
Of ultimate success, predicating them upss u. =
ductlye influences of present and prosuers;s.
power, and relying to some exteLt upon IL M
seryient submission Of the allies, who served a.
so we'll and 90 eheaply on the 4th Of NoseuSs,
The bulk Of the absentees s from their side Of 4.
House, consequently the practical probahilih,.
very much as it was on the Army bill durins ~
extra session-only little more so.
As soon as the Message and Reports are f.rh
before Congress and the country the last phss. =
the Nicsrsguan issue will be brought up and ssoss
uen in Administration be compelled 10 face u.
musie. We are just nos in a state Of blessed non
intercourse with that delightful country. Col
Wheeler has come home - he says, q sick lesve:
but resgy because the Administrative s sicA OF
him, just as they were of that crackbfaiusa erss-
ture, Gadsdep, who contrived TO keep Mexico aAd
the United States both in hos water, from Aa ca
cess Of Car DINA caloric. Mark me- Wheeler WI
never 20 back as Minister Pienipo. We'll. u
President refused 20 receive certain successss h
Padre Vijii so that between tbs absence Of car
Minister ha ~as and the non appearance q 4
recognized one from Nicaragua We are in state q
suspended diplomacy. This happy condition dsss
dot suit the tastes or designs OF Walker and he
friends. They want recognition for great mar
obvious reasons, and especially for certain Interest,"
BY no means uoimpor.anf. But to get recoeaitiss
- that is the poiat.
The snterprispg and industrious managers here
have several methods in view for attaining this Oh
iect. In the first place. they claim a lien on Gcc
Pierce a. against the whole Cabinet, supposlns
there was no division Of opinion there, as there IL
They say he is committed, far as to preyeat re
traction That must, indeed, be very far. The
next leverage is to threaten war upon the uew
tresty made by Dallas and Clarendon, at the ma
bogany of the latter, with bottle Of genuine pott
between them, as a sort VI conservative intefr&
tenal influence. Nicaragua was not admitted into
the negotiation and che is most interested about
the port of San JUAN proposed to be made free why
unless her terms are answered, row must follow
She is ready TO acquiesce in the treaty free port,
MOSQUITO annuity and all but recognition is the price
And finally. the last card is an alliance with En-
gland and France, especially the former, By which
these little United States are to be eat out OF all
the vast commerce Of this FL Dors@o by pert rival
three thousand miles of. Much will depend upoa
the fortune of Walkers last movement II he les
tab.ished at Leon, as is predicted here. that may
Dive him .ountenance, that otherwise would be de-
Med II he fails, il will not be very important
either way, INDEX.