New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07
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The Hon. f. 2. Stanton starts for Kansas TO-
morrow ard with some regret at having accepted
the place, His ultimate aim is the Senatorshp,
which was urged among the considerations proposed
by way of inducing him to accept In this he will
be sustained by the Administration.
The possibility that Mr. Robert j. Walker may
not 20 finally is not remote, and Stanton was Origi-
nsy selected with some reference to this. If the
Chinese mission can be put on the footing desired,
that is by the pledge of the President to recommend
to Congress all increase of the dignity and emolu-
ments, Mr.. Walkers efforts will be concentrated in
that direction.
A most important feature Of the intended policy
Of the Administration in Kansas has just been dis
clobed, and is worthy of serious attention. The
purpose is, whenever the State Government
sball be organized under the management OF
the packed PrOSlaveIy Convention IN Sep
TENDER, to have elections ordered promptly
ard then to direct the Territorial officers to give
WAY to those of the State and in that condition to
present themselves 70 Congress next Winter, ur-
gently claiming admission upon the plea that the
Government which Congress created no longer eX-
lists.
The pretended precedent for this proceeding will
be found in the of California forgetting that It
was military government which the civil aushor-
Ses Of the State supplanted. When California ap-
piled twenty four Southern Senator'S recorded their
protest against the admission, on the GROUND that
the faith of the Missouri Compromise had been vio-
lated They only claimed Then that Slavery ought
to be allowed south of the Missouri line, concedpg
| the right of prohibition on the north. Now they
| will deny it on the north with the same zeal. Ii
| opposition should be raised against the admission
Of Kansas as Slave State the South will combine
against Minnesota and repeat the tactics practiced
| in the cases of Maine aud Missouri. This game
will be played with precOncerted demonstrations OF
violence contingent on the refusal to admit the new
Slave State, and lively time may safely be fore
| told.
| TIE immediate Cause Of ManypenDys resignation
of the Commissioners of lndian Affairs was the
direction of Cobb for the payment of Richard W.
| Tbompsons claim as the acting attorney OF the In
dams, which Mauypenny had resisted after the
acton of Congress.
Ten DAYS ago Denvers commission was filled up
at the Department Of the Interior but it never was
signed, and much doubt is now entertained it he
| will get the appointment.
The second Authorship of the Treasury has been
vacant by ClsytOns transfer for month, and the
Iudion Office is now filed temporarily. These
places are worth $4,000 piece annually, and
patriots are wanted for each.
Intelligence has been received here that Thomas,
| formerly member Of the House froiu Tennessee has
calri.d two out of four counties, with the assu
rance of half the delegates of soother, for the
nomination sgsibst George " Jones, in his dis
trct. The Treasury plagers sre rejoicing.
The Union announces Thomas's displacement
from the State DEPARTMENTS resignation. The
Monteur might have aonoun I'd Vergers execution
in similar courty terus. There is no intention Of
| giving Thomas mission aud never will be while
| Mr. Buchanan is Pfesidest who ordered his dis
| mir sal.
Mr.. Pckens has refused the Spanish mission,
| and is here waiting the course Of rotat on.
Gancey Jones has gone home in a melancholy
frame of mind. He first applied for Consulate
under the last Administration, and subsequently
rose 10 the British mission on Mr Buchsnans auto
o,sph recomme1 dalton, from London. The Presi.
dent now does not recognize Mr Buchanan's per-
sopal acts any more than Mr Buchanan recognized
himself after the platform became established.
Hence Mr.. Jones's virtue is likely to go anre-
wsrded.
To the Assoc iated Press.
WASHINGTON, Monday, April o. 49,.
Two Naval Boa,cs Of Inquiry have been ORDERED 20
be instituted here IN ADDITION - he one now s'u
The names Of the officers he nJt been oIV olseu;
The order of the cs,c, has been changed: loose o.
furlorgbed and on leave officers are to oe 'skeu up
before preceding further with the cs'es OF cropped
ofbcers. The case of Lieut. Wager wa. nalsneI 70
dsy, and the decision forwarded TO the Secretary VI
Navy.
Captain StriDgbsn member Of the present bosra,
has been ordered TO the command of the Charieso"n
Navy Yard.
], s erroneOusly stated in The pewspspers thH Co;
f. T. Lspe, the Deptew Of 'he President OF the nile
Sfses who recently ced AZ lancaster Pa, conrsciel
bis oease at the National Hotel 10 this city about the
time Of TIE inauguration SO far fom this being tiue
he was in good health for several weeks after hs re-
turn bome and his death ssiOned by TIE Elects
| of a seveTe coo. =,
| lanes Tys.ousk al eminent Pole, diod suddenly