The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03
Our wsshfogson Correspondence.
N.x~h II

WASHINGTON March 81, 1858.
Arrical Of tAe Regulars from Hcy York-PIe,y Of Ne1
Yc-kers on Hand-Nep Fork Poiaies-Ths Disriot Ap-
pointments, dc.
dele CATION Of Regulars arrived here q day or two
snoe upon Of business connected with the into
reefs Of the party They waited in body upon Hon.
Horace Cls,k, and "discsorsea" him eoqueuty,
crgescally, not 10 cay vebementy II 10 be regretted
that Clark would listen 10 reason for the very
evening Of the day OF the interview be distinctly an
nounccd In the democratic tina. he would vote for
r,seneen substitute. but under contingency Of cir
oums,ances would be give FOR Kansas with the To-
compton constitution SO far thon, OF all the New YORK
delegation, Clark and Hsskin are tho exceptional two
who have arrayed themselves In opposition the admin
isus,on upon this point any rate they sae only
personalities who have openly done Before you
ceiye this the telegraph will have announced 70 you the
final result three years OF angry controversy, vcxaton
OF spirit and unfratcrnal cstrangemcnt
This morning New York came down like
tanrho upon the federal captal-all the Ora
pers Mr. Post. and hall dozen more. The
SIector Mr. Schell, also arrived last evening There
ss been "dead ser made by certain parties prevent
N rsaibe his confirmation by the Senate whenever the
shall sec ut to serd his name 20 that august and
potential body Of statesmen. us sNd that mr. Ncxcon
10 John Kelly the two Scbele add John Mather and
that in case Mr. Kelly shall receive tho rcguiir nomna
ton for sheriff he will "run stump" hs an independent
candidate against him Now we happen 10 know, tor a
surety ta neither Of the above named gentlemen took
any active part against Mr.. Mcheon Inc iiSslucnt Mvue
did the decd for after he had sigr6sd by telegraph that
Mould DOT crafty the administration Tor MI hchcon 70
address tae meeting al the Academy OF Music, me
nevertheless did address IL, and mado the most
unauthorized and unwsrrantablo assertion that Mr
Buchanan desired the defeat OF Fernando wood
with a wooden eye" see at glance
thu such a man James Buchanan did not require
prompting from John Kelly, the two Schels aud Joint
ksther, 70 vet displeaeure upon federal Official VINO
not only tool the responsibility fdsreEardng bis friendly
and timely suggestion but the st greater responsible tyof
pedgng him 70 an opinion which no did not entertain Bat
In our circumstance and Of thought Mr. Schel s
limo sort of peril, Notwithstanding the permustons
biuatons and arrangements "forcnenst him We might
give for the faith that in u.s. but Ia hardly
worth the writing
Yesterday IN the Senate, all the federal officials Of this
city were unanimously confirmed only Col Selicn,
nominee for United states Marshal Upon him Ca contest
,nsped" -Four prominent senate had up their minds
that robert Ould, Fec OF Georgetown, H. g. should be
Nominated lieu OF Col Seldom abot the President had
caused 10 be distinctly made known that no possible
ease that could would he send the name OF Guild 10
fe Senate for position OF such nature that Mar
sbai but that the Senate rejected Col Seiden he would
90 on, OF The District for that would suit him
Eevedhecs but for the active exerions Of two friends