, 1860-10-24
WARRINGTON ITamS.
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Rout a'sd okd HtnatS than3er.

WAmua7os. Oct. %.
Tho daily and evening journala nre fa7cd
from positive iaanition By tho petty squabb!ea
Of BrtckinrIdge association which hss aszum-
ed tho name o! tia Jackson D. Eocz1tic Aaso-
abandoned the Bell. Everett party since The
PennaylyaniA election to join the wide
Awakea:" Fiat. they expelled Mr. Wa1lach,
edito1 Of tho Htar, one Of ths most Tirulant and
aoustTe breckiursdgers, md by far the ieast re-
Aectlng snd untc1upuloua Of the defenders OF
the present Admins !ration, because he "bolted"
y re nomination Of the city Democratic conren.
ton for Mayor; and in tha nsxt piace they have
subjected themselves to much angry comment
~ Eesorting, to the Ingenious plan Of repleniah-
Ing their exhausted treasury, by making The
President, his Cabinet, aud heads Of bureaus,
honorary memoerf, and providing committee,
IN order to collect tlre dollars from each for
that superhne compliment In reference tot the
other point, it 10 alleged thtt one hundred md
seventy tive Ct tho Bell. Ereretts gare in their
adhesion to the Republican partythe Eight af-
ter the recent State election, and animated calls
arc now made for the names Of the "deserters,"
This Breekiazidge club has erected itself into
nigh court .! Inquiry, issni9g its edicts, dicta:
who are not, Of the Federal patronage. It's
tone has been more than supercihous and ar7o.
CANT: It would seem that they refuse to profit
by the experience Of the Administration in
reading cut Of the party those to whom thar
may take dislike, and though the raaks .ze ii.
ready thu, they seem resolved to become a ye.y
se'ect company. II one il fond Of the fp-. tha
big.worded bulls Of e1communicstion fulmi-
mated against oiGca-holders recseaut On ,he
prime principle Of money contributions 10 tho
oause afford readable material to willis away q
leisure hour.
1sauntered into The Capitol during The fore
nooo, and On all sides heard tho busy no.o Of
hall Of the House Of Repreas sntatiIes carved OAK
aeska and chars, with red leather seats aud
backs, hare, under oution Of the last sesaion.
usurped the place Of benches, and the desk of
the Cove rnment reporters was glad to see has
neeh made moro roomy and comfortable. More
than once haTs wondered, as sat in tie gal.
lef1. 5ow, With the scanty accommodation eE-
eaeh reporter, learn, than is allowed to dia-
ners a. hotel-these gentlemen could drive
their Iasenous pens" I presume ther nre
iadepted to the kindness Of Captain Frankiin.
Tho old Senate chamber, where Webster. and
Clay, ard Benton, ard Calhoun. sud our firxt
esatofs nase snsrsnced "Gsteniog Benates,'' aud
helc crowded galleries enthralled by the viteh-
eFy Of their eloqnenee, Is now being lifted M
for the uso Of the Supreme Court al ID 81.
proacting December term- Tho chance ent,,
sists n the removal of The. lsdiss' gallery aad
tne d lis which was occupied By the Vice Prtti-
dents cnair, a. well a. the deeks ofthe Secrets
r. Of the sensts and his cl 1ks, nsd tie sussti-
tuition, inste cd ofthe latter, Of a looe pIstform
h:avy weed railing, for ths use o7 lie CHIEF
Ju1ties and his associates. A squsra enclosure
IN front Of tho beech kas been raiIod
Oh Tor TIE use Of the bar, and outside Of Eat
seats will be provided for visitors. thus. this
august tF1buna!, tho highest Judicial bodT
known to cur laws, 50 long imprisoned in @ ors
ot the snhserranean vau ts OF the Capitol build.
ing, will now be brought cut into Tue op.n duv.
Light, aed bold its sittiugs IN chamber 10 which
rs exalted and distinguished position In The