New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

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1Ae weather. We go hence ~ SEQ land, uo' a'hS to
Sou,pamelt, and expect To bee Mr.. booAu'si e
vLere near the Fails Vf Clyde. Our Ioue wu oe loii
z, ,s.ow TO Eoipough, DC h,ps with lIle ih'erihe-
Sia,e b. nd pur,bwald, ard then to London aong ue
eor,b road. We have lot time to see II y'h'DS ae ~
sueht 10 be st.p. Yesterday we heard ot the a.nvai
Of Ed~ard and Mr. Appleton IN Loudon oy Inc of"''u
Aoitu. nv dear Sic. Make my particular rensnl'
FRANCES 10 Mrs Tcknor To whom, as Yell as 10 Your
ali the laoies desi - transmit the regards ne
m. n,b.r me- also to Mr. Guild and Nj D"lSh', auu
th~r families Say to NJ. Guild that do not Jorge,
1hal am a 6Imer and Therefore look at cattle aud
Aprnip ficds THIS 10 q br ght Day ana me uarTeot
Des os many sueh. For fortnight the weather has
heep Il uck Ipg'y cold and wet $1,000, ,-rosrc,
am, Sir very truly, yours always DAN 10 W oih" .
GEsKRlL HARRISON TO MR. WEBSTER
FRAsKFORT NY, Dec j, 1910.
Nv nr.R Sir: received your kind lie ter OF the 18th
1,stnpt nj tis place. luis day week, Just as was
about to set on, for Lexington u due WIN M Cay,
vhO had waited here aud invite me up u Glue
with come OF ny old friends. expee,ed - DC uo'ehe
but three days. AID left yours anu Other letters u oe
ansr cred on my return but found II Impossible 70 ger
awsy or .vade the hvepitstes OF my fr'eGds In and
about Le1il gtOn until this uorning auo avail myself
Of the first moment Of being alone 10 Srite TO yod
Since was first CANDIDATE for the Presidency,
Rad q ermibed if successful, solicit your able as
cir spce IN conducting The ADM list' aion aud NO"
ssk you to accept the Slate or Treasury Department
have mysef LO preference Of either tor you, but II
nav ~, bsos be more difficult ~ fill latter thau tue
former if you should decline II. was the FIRST de-
signed you in the suppcei'on that you had gwen
more attention u the subject vi the hnarCes man Nc
,ptap d..t En- havn ,ii, N
d. psrtment This Ms well as any other pose N the
Cabinet uD ierstOGd before my arrival here from al
Estimate friend of that gentleman, he @odi decline.
Yhs he has done personally ID me- Ii you sh 'nu
think il advisable ~ pursue the same eourse viii you
do NE the favor 10 name some ooe of your E'stera
friends for the Treasury or some otbef Department
Would you recommend your Governor elect for tue
Hsuspry II you should deteimne To dech1e IL! Snth
ret out W morrow for Lou sve aud shall be at nome
a. s.vp d Your can reach Cleves ID not %.
i~ye, my dear Sir, that mean by what have said
above H. restrict Your choice t. the formation o tne
Cabi, ct 10 a sluge individual, give me yOur advice
fvy and freely upon that anu every other subject,
whether you occupy place iu the Cabinet or not AM
h vii be at ell times thankfully reoeis ed by your
6iepd w. Il. HARRIsOs.
MR.. WEBSTER TO GENERAL HARRISON.
WASHINGTON, Dec III 1871.
Ny DEAR SIR: Having been detained On my way
BY the late st rn did not reach this city un',l lne
evening Of The 9th and yesterday morning, the 10Th,
your letter Of the lst instant delivered 10 me BY
Col Bond.
II becomes me, 10 the first place, to acknowledge
my grateful sense of the confidence evioced by your
esnmunics,ion, aud to assure you no" highly vaine
This proof of Your friendship and regard.
The question Of accepting sea; IN your Cabinet
shs Md be rendered to me, has naturally oeen ,oe
subject OF my reflections, and Of consultation with
6isLds. The result of these reflections aud ooneuta
Sons has been .ha, should accept the office Of s,ore
3ary Of State should it be offered to me, under crcam
stances gu ch Us DOW exist.
am willing therefore, to undertake the duties Of
Che ,fce prepa ed TO give to their faithful discharge
my best ability and all niy efforts.
YUu are kind enough 10 suggest that my acquaint-
nnce sh the subjects Of currency aud fnsace MI ut
render me useful as head If the rleasury. Ga that
subject my view has been THIS think all inn ant
questions of revenue finance and currency, p'opsrly
belonging to the Executive, should be Cabnet qles-
hons. that every member of the Cabinet should give
them bis best consideration; and espec Ally mat tac
results Of these deliberations should receive the
zion Of the President.
This seems necessary to union and efficiency OF
action. II to these cCpnses may be supposed able
% contribute anything useial, shall With I'D myself
from Lo degree Of laoOr, and just responsibility.
For the daily details of the Treasury the matters of
account and the supervision of sub Jrdin9te officers
employed 10 the collection and disbursement Of the
pabi c moneys do think myself 10 be particularly
we'll qualified. take this occasion to SAY eUtire =
concur In the opinion which has been expreesed by
that on these subjects OF fnaocs and revenue on
other grave subjecr the duty OF originating important
aaessaIee properly belongs u Congress.
BY ace, ping now the offer of the Department Of
State, however, do not wis 10 preclude you from
sgaip Suggesting the Treasury Department 10 me- II
yOs should find it easy to fill the former than the
latter Office satisfactorily with anether person.
You are pleased to AJAX my Opinions In regard TO The
manner Of filing the other Departments.
On this important and delicate subject viii w1se Z
yeu within two days l now only assure 700 that II
what may soy, my object will be Only to make SUI
ees'ions for your cVnsl0era ION rs have confidence
N your Judgment ana no motive but to see you sur
youbded by strong, comprehensive and popular Cabi
net kuCh shall safety the eNpeCai of the