The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-28
Our Warrington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, March "a, 1887.
Con. Gssyys hx1vseso wsn the Presidnt-His Conduct
Approved IN ~. Buchanas-AnotAer Difficulty piA the
OAspaiir Hulsernsn-Tk Union and Mr.. Appieton dc.
GOV. Geary had another long and confidential inter
view with Mr. Buchanan this morning. which has been
very sstiaac DRY 10 both parties The Governor was
very frank full In his explanations Of the policy
he had pursued Kansas and OF the state OF Affairs there
The President assured him that his policy Of maintaining
public order and supporting every In his just rights
without distinction o. party, had the unqualified approos
ton Of the government, and would be continued by who
sent here and further that In this course the
Governos should receive the strongest supper, Of
The admi abstraction
Gov Geary 10 vinced That Mr. Buchanan will act ju
diciousy and enersetcaliy In this dou question, and
b well satin ID with the approval which the President
has given to his late HIS only for remain
ing here Was that bis knowledge and advice might be
available the Cabinet the maintenance Of tho pca,e
and pro pery Of Kansas A. he believes this II
10 viii leave this afternoon for his homo In Pom
ivana II 10 70 be hoped that the Prcsi lon. will bsssow
upon Gov Gary some public mark OF approval Of his
IN this question
Mr.. walker Is wiling 10 accept the sppoIntmen, OF
Governor Of Kansas the objections Of his family 10 his
gong tnefs be !. 10 tois that delays the
official announcement Of the appointment.
YER huaenAn na' sssn so' S,@,en mo squao
10 sfite him 70 day long letter upon iutsrnsi ,ual
and The privileges Of ministers Is sccns that the Cssvs
her had some dispute with the master OF negro
that he had hired q ana the master meeting
her In the street Told her 10 home 10 his house The
woman did and The worthy Cnsvaer has invoked III
nisrposon OF the State Department 70 defend his right
hnser Plepipotenhary Of Assra against Interference
with hrs servants. Gen Cass letter 10 ssid 10 be
quisite brochure he has very little paihy for din,
poyk OF any kind, and less TOR tsai OF Austsla
Mr.. Appeions health 10 improved, but still coniu res
precarous W Yarran, him In perss,irg TO con
the arduous labor chief editor OF orasn, aud
operates against his accepting the poe, Of
Under Secretary Of STATE He will therefore sept toe
Coeosorshp OF Portland Name and retire from active
lite
The present Intention OF the President not 70 have
any organ alter Mr.. Appcson's retirement from tue
Jsion, MS s.reng personal attachment TO NJ A. having
been The OF hn adopt ne the old system al.
That paper vii be continued py n present proprsors.
In the hope Of getting share Of the public printing, ana
they are looking round for an editor.
Major Heiss new paper. The stdtes will appear In
about q fortnight and win be ~ evening Journal II
promises well enterprise, the Major being wsi,
quansd BY past experience here OF
Of the Jnien during Ne Polk's administration, and by
his energy and tact - Newspaper publisher. IL is
thought too that the President veil dsposed osards
The white House 10 closed to-day. In Consequence Of
the death OF Mr.. Lane n Lancaster. He vas brother
Of MISS Lane, who DOES the nonors Of the Presdesrs
manaf,u