The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE

s3.as Beor. s.e SoyE.- Wat Wsu ne soaaey1s Dele.
oa.scns Do9-p~obsele Rer,,ept u Sost cayol.na Cbg
ers,sms,s-- TIE PrsssdTses Yeas As0as SsccSs.os-
Gloomy Rspo a. fycas TIE So.ss"so Clean u Sss.,l
Yg"-Prc.psss y Serious Ro,9 N Ooancss-A Ia
ne1sae.e scie y Ta.rgs Visss- Asnesct,on ke,rs-
nsO,sial, a.
washipg.on .s st iLie qae. .. destn, bet IL
seems TO be the quiet thai p-ecsiss Inc harrc Ia
sruh there be, oy three nsnbers o. Congress-
here yet and n the absence Of those essential IN
gradients q . political ienpes., peace and Qaiei
DOcb 70 De marve,led a. There are Ne~ Fagsad or
other Northern members here and those from the soc,h
have mostly been engaged huspcse pertaining 70 the
nrl session Of Copgrese. Senator's Eemphn and wg'al
OF rxn present The latter has received accounts
nom the South 70 the effect thai tie members from thai
section except those who hare resigned viii all be hand
in due time. Ny information u 10 the contrary, and
eais conviction that other Southern members
or present Congress than those who have resigned
their seats viii fall to make their appearance Oh lie day
Congress convenes Al any rate IL 10 prctty certain that
Il The South csyolins delegation appear at ALL they WI,
retire Immediately after the reading Of the jlurra ard
perhaps followed by the delegations from South
states-shus eenscting the seoedpg scene in the
Charleston Convention Of April last this prove TO be
the case the session s likely TO be very harmonious
one-sl The talking being one eide.
On the other hand, t surmsed that the session viii
be most ormy one that the views the President will
express in his messAse upon secession win open ds
cusson the Southern members remain Q. al, that VII.
prove OF unparalesd vyuence aud bitterness and that
tho wss the Capitol viii ~tness Of extravagsnt
passion and personal re,r.mnatlon, no. Of boodshei,
which win make the tmd rembe and the patriot shud
der Pistos and bowie knives arefdy At premium,
Notwithstanding the bank suspensions.
The position the Precedent will lake in regard 70 So
eseiar xff undo " re
led upon him their rcs!ns.sy In the perous moments
OF the movement. The Hon. ". Keit, OF s7uth Caro-
lha has declared TO Southern people that President
Buchanan s committed 10 secerslon. The hon. Mr..
Yancey declared the thpg and the President
himself now positively denies the ocrrec.rem OF beth
decaAsns He e With the south for disunon when al,
other Of redress have been tried and aed and
I'll then. BE does not deere 10 see the hrmlstng
spectacle Of state after another dropping cut from the
Union without much s askng the leave Of the other
parties to the constitutional compact, or without.
doing the venerable President Of the federal corporation
The small Of notfyrg him o'her determination and
soliciting his aid 10 arranging the prelimrSies Says
President Buchanan, "Souh Carolina has not written 70
mc on the subject; she ha. no. not!aed mo tha. .he
make mco make my soli the ofst blood, thus
Drag he other Southern S,s.es into the 3sunlon
mept with herr And worthy Chief Magistrate is
fcr tns reasons PROFOUNDLY Indignant: AMI his patience
sorcly tried ard yexe1 Put this viii no. prevent the
party once cSmps1s.yeis sn. and eoa
the exciting os their ams will per mtfron
pouring The vas q their wrath upon The deyced head
and he hairs OF President Buchanan. He expects 10
be abused brt he thinks be ought 70 be ueed 70 by this
time considering the attentions in this regard shown him
BY the Northern aboltonsx scver spce he Assumed the
rens ogoverrnent And Ike other Statesmen placed hs
poeiop, in the expiring moments o. his alton,
he WIN End hmse without riends either n the North
the Sor,n Bu, his opposition TO scse~on not tho
only account The Southcrrers have 70 settle with Mr.
Buchanan. Els nrnnsss q opaelng fhbns.s-irg,
trade ard ir supprossing the trsc Whenever II
v;thin his ocanZlnco and iurisa c.!on and hs
the iaIn tnc question D. spcc1c or az pclorem
duties rre al held IN rcco lection by the soaneracrs
And then he asks hlm6elfsha. soes the North thing
in tnensticr OF the Territories, an unworthy os tner
support, sad only enrrcl - theit a5ass
The President viii show The vgor u his experienced
mnc L discvssLg, n hit me'sase the sabjoct ol the
right q sese,siop.
That report about ruptgre IN tho Cabinet have from
the sbes: authority, urioundcd and 60 far from
,hc trt ef dispute beng the right or secession thai
matter been male the sub u Consultation at
all Ihe President Win asznpe tho responsibility q tax
ing that bul by the horns hiEssn
The scooGp't received rom III, Srsh by the President
OF the ost gloomy cnA'scte 1ney on as breast with
apprebensiop, not deeposdeney a2d snen hs ifienas
sp or cheer and and asa for hc
ato,t reports he says soleunly-' zee 40 gieam Of
sunshine yet" 10 eyidchuy expects the worst; aud
anc every lsnnt and In yectvc amid every rssilcmenl
and calu mny, from what quarter may he meaus
70 10 bis da,y In The presen. crisis. aDi evsl IN hs
power, both The spTs Vi reon n TIE North and or
ael!!cn 10 the South.
lNle matte. r. innezst.ou occurred V day N the
instrumental alliance Of Mr. Charles Gregory, Of the
Hon. D. 3 Gregory, Mayor q je.sey cty with Mss
aaury, daughter o ine late Mayor haay o. Washnxton
city arre party Of the Gregor7s were present rhey
only stir 10 the higher line Of marimony that oc
Cured In Warrington for some time
wA5usoIs, Nov %, 1890
Tas Rna,siol ard ne Sosnion Q-s,ss0s- WHAT Abou.
ne Avmy and Vary ApTroPria;iOT' DC.
Al hun nd mn
coed In this WISE
Money for the support Of tte civil aud Diplomatic force
Money for Tho support Of tho Post once Dspastment
Money for the support Of The Army and the Navy.
Money for the suppor; of the Indian Department
Money FOR the support Of Incidental and Contingent
pcpscs, nc.
These appropriations vii ilTolve expenditures 70 the
amount OF millions. Tho President vii recommend that
these sppropr DO all passed ss House win ooin
eide hui the senate VII resist not ignore, tSo Items,
/ Tse ,prropr A,loss for the Army.
Tho appropriations for the Navy.
70 oor,nosd By me Gre caters Of The south and me
vii invade The seeding sssos no navy Of lhc
Union vii nre upon tho cities Of seccding saiconder
NE p.s:sHs s, sas, r. Ss rsDssa s %
thsn win The irg o. usr come and The iue must be
ern states Tho 5ouhorn States undoubtedly
,he take Of Themselves, and thare many ali
over the country who wish thcy would
wIsHlScro-, Nov. q, 1880.
ne ca,iae ard ~ rreseni oss- opinsO.s 1 aas Ir,ss
d>ns--Wha q % - DOns7-rhs Jnien rutauy Dii.
sogved-Ce Lam and Ne SoTs-.sxitor lied
Fsc--As Repolu.ion in Pvosrsss, g. -.
Your papsri,s dispatches, editorials api con,ms1,ss
unusually sought for H sx O'Clock csch evening. ~
popular beyond all precedence. wesnesssys paper had
Dispatches and editorials all Of which wcre criticised With
more than usual interest Your despatch from hence
ported dylson and . rupture lr the Cabinet am IN
positos from personal IN crchsrse with members Of the
Cabinet TO sats that the intended message Of the Pre.
dent. win u tenor and expressed intent Of coercion
against seccsos has no, been presented o the Cabinet
council The President does net fool with South Caro-.
lins--ttnss their course TOO in?uisvc-sus 70
force he says that 10 question far Of In ihs n
ture He 10 troubled ~ 70 his futarc course for
what can ,hs administrator do, nc matter how
willing, when tho War Department report, that
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