New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
pal-for "sz" It COW 10, % win presently apPeas--
Il rowe pp il cap, bells and all, INTO the Ar, and
hurrshs that there 10 I. he On immediate bolt 10 the

nal-for "ex" It COW 10, o. win presently appeaE-
trcws pp il cap, bells and all, into tho Ar, and
hurrshs that there 10 70 he On immediate bolt 10 the
Ohio delegation for the special benefit OF Leeonlp'
ton aud President BrchaDan. La order 10 relieve
this sohcitude, The Union IL uOw informed tnss US
intelligence IL nearly week Old, and was iully uu-
derstOod in all s bearings before the test ast nu,s
day. Gov Chase and his fire nds prooaoiy iei, tnc
same difficulties which originally moved Air. 1li-
dings and Others, but they we're removed by the
notifications which secured every Republican 'o'e;
The delegation knew their own responsibility ana
took Il with an appreciation Of al the consequences
il cGgld invoIye.
TIE Pretdept expresses much annoyance 81 the
whole course OF The Union during this Kansas con-
.royersy, and attributes 20 its recent Indiscreuon
much of the damage which has eDsued. Aithough
be has never distinctly recognized II as the Admin =
ration organ sll it 10 known to have reflected the
views and wishes of those IN power IL tne preseh,
inclination be hel9 il will be immediately repudiated
al tie White House. This business OF reading
Democratic leaders out of the party has scarcely
paid expenses, az might be aseertsned oy refer
ence 70 the accounts of the would-be organ;
A good deal of comment has been excited IN iocsI
circles by the fact that Mr. p Barton hey, recently
confirmed as District Attorney here, has not oeen
commissioned like the other officers VINO haYe oe''
on duty since the lst of April lie is the
law of Mr.. Pendst00, the lntmOtE ifoIh "
and nephew Of Judge Taney. The President cor
sented 10 make the appointment after mucn UNI
culty and the contamination now seems 10 DC s"s
pended without any satisfactory public reason
though there are private copectures as 70 Inc 'ui'
pelling cause. ..o,, 81
Notwithstanding the cOntrsdcted statement Oh
Col Bentons Illness hestill lies IN bed, wasting away
under the slow but certain marches OF dl'eas,
which is believed 10 be- incurable. lie is sutlled
now mostly by that ndomitabe Will which has shoue
out as the ruling characteristic of long and eve'-
fnl career His labor on the Abridgement OF tie
Debates is pursued with the devotion OF one VINO
counts the hours that are required ior the taSh'
with A consciousness that he may not have man! 10
sIare. H., s.,
IL is vet hoped that something may be done ter
Mr. Pitt in Philadelphia, who did not carry 3o the
Marshals bs .on according TO expectation: ga N,'
Sturgeon, of the Mint, has been on the black bcOk
for some time past, and would have had his conge
ere this, but for the Developments OF Mr. Miller :
nancier ring skill in negotiating the sale o the fehh
sylyania Bank. The place had In manner oeen
assigned TO him, in compliment 10 Judge Caulpoeh'
whose friends had been sighted by the AdninsHa
ton; but be put stop TO any such purpose rs sool
"A the deception was discovered, and il Is now pro-
posed to invest Mr. Pitt with that sinecure, IN con
sderation of his suferings in the cause. lie wa,
Chairman of the Committee to invite dIstngu'sheo
patriots to the Lecompton meeting IN Phlladeipnia
and Of course cannot be overlooked tor tha, service
even if there be disposition at the W WhIte HOUSE
to ignore former ones involving many years OF per
sonal and politi ,al attachment linden.