The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03
THE NEW ADMINS TRATiON.
OUR SPRINGFIELD CORRESPONDENTS.

Gilman Visits The President Etscs-fhe Wdshagtoa DJdt
cotoas-CaH for Democratic STAT, Conaniigr--l'1so
nal, DC, DC.
Although your correspondent has no desire claim
any undue Importance he yet fatc-s himself hat he hs
rendered, and is rendering pre- to the
President elect. Tho HERMDs faithful chronicler Of
whatever trauspres IN this region has saved many "a
Of annoyance and perpexity TO tho powcrs that
10 be-" 1t is solely owing, indeed % tho untrng vig
lance with which he Watches and tho regardless rncfc
with which be brings to publicity the movements
OF place seekers and tu hunters that abraham has not
suffered any overwhelming attacks from the gapacoas
pectants among his supporters. Noofo efficient means 81
keeping the eager host at safe distance could have been
adopted than that which is daily exercised to his
benefit In the columns OF the HERALD. The regular
advertising Of all political characters that venture hith
erward in search Of something in Tic way Of Presidential
favor most powerful scourge, that strikes terror %
the hearts Of all OF them and Restraints them than
any apprehension Of cold comforts at the hands OF the
Presidential elect Several times your correspondent has
already been beeought with solicitations Of mercy IN tho
shape Of silence to the arrivals and in this
locality Of certain personages But he determined 70
do his duty without fear favor and protect Old
Abe" from the "black plague of American politics.
In the wake OF Tnurlow Weed has followed the re-
doubtable chief Of the dark anternes of your State
DAN Uman is come. 1t stated that he very anxious
fcrcs In New York But in accordance with tho above
infcxible rule, his wishes could not be needed Ten
after his arrival last night bis being here
known In the HERALD office.
The exact object Of journey has not yet leaked
out; but may be naturally supposed that he did
come hero merely 70 rest momentsrly ia Abraham's
BOSOM That he did not by invitation venture
say and that the claims Of himself and friends CUB
stanal recognition Of their efforts during the Presden
yo..n
urged until after the 4th of March equally
am nevertheless, inclined 10 think that the American
wing Of the republican party in the Empire state win
not overlooked in the distribution federal patronage
and doubtless without the protest against lis
moncpolzaon by the older republicans, that Unnan
to-day reported to have lodged in tho State House.
Mr.. Putnam, the well known coadjutor OF Jllnann in
the conversion Of Americans during the List summer q
expected TO arrive here to-day, and the latter in
laying the common wires in the Capitol. viii not BOBBY
Brooks experience pangs Of Jealousy and grow and show
his teeth learning how hopefully his political as
licking their chops here, rejecting
how easily might have managed 10 share thor coming
juicy bonssY
The Wholesale robbery Of the Indian Trust bonds lid not
excite much amazement in Presidential circles
might have been expected under the circumstances
The truth il that the republicans in this vicinity believe
Mr. Buchanan 5ias capable OF everything in the
way Of malicasance in office. They would be sur
prised at seeing General stampede with the public funds
TO the camp Of the seccssonists in South Ca olna.
change to the better expected previous the naugu
ration OF "Honest old Abe.n
The Register OF this orDing contains a can by the On
mocratic State Central Committee for convention OF dele
gates from all the counties Of the Prairie state to be held
In the second week Of The coming month IL Il said that
the calw was ssuedu upon the suggestion Of Douglas
IN thq ~ h,f ,ll,
this state the secession question before assuming
definite position in reference 70 the issue.
Senator Baker Of Oregon, started for Washington this
morning During the last two days Of his yi. Hon. r.
Harding, the speaker Of the Oregon House OF Repro
sentanyes, also here lie Is mentioned In csnection
with the United States Mafshalship Of his state.
r. o. Jones, the well known Cincinnati sculptor has
been town for several days 10 prepare bust OF the
President elect ordered by citizens Of Porkopos
SrRnoInJp, Dec. -, 1850.
Aissoay and The Secession MOI e,ne.a7ne Wsst bo Arm
ing--Reoyyanisasion Of ne Malta Of Wes~n Sas~-ks
diana ArToinsnats-A Second yisi Of Ea,ouyd Bates
Expected, &C., dc.
The withdrawal Of the Gulf States being now locked
upon the light Of certainty rather than mere pro-
liability, In Presidential spheres e position Of tho Dor.
der slave States in relation TO the secession movement
watched with daily increasing interest, Missouri. espc
cay regarded with peculiar anxiety, from her being
nearest slsyeholdns neghbor; for, although il Is
well that her geographical situation rcnders the
preservation Of tho Union the ceHdsio sine 7ua
non OF the continuation OF slavery within her
limits " II nevertheless evident on the other
hand that there is a powerful and cussnzed party
OF sympahzas with the Southorn disunion furry
oonspirng TO draw her into the vortex OF secession
There be doubt that the thirty thousand votes cas-,
Breckenridge the 9th Of November reprcscat IA
many dsunionss. II furthermore certain that eyena
large number Of the supporters and Everett are
ready 70 oountenance aiming at severance Of
the deyclopcmens likely 70 be ia references 70 the
dsnion ssue during the session o. the Msoari Inxl-s
that will Monday are awaited with
he greatest concern BY the friends Of the lnon both In
and without the State That secessionu will be the ali
absorbing subject Of the deliberations oi that body Ia
universally believed AMI thai deep spprchensons
prevail 70 tht, result j. likewise true
This uneasiness largely augmented by
the impossibility 70 define with sayth.nr
like sccurreness the political compilation Cd tin
several members q the Legislature. To this fact
the strange all bit uninterrupted elnofl. silence the
Missouri Riiedn has cultivated since ID, outbreak of
the secession fevs IN the South IN rcgs t. H probable
bearings upon the State the leading democratic psper of
which II claims TO be Although individuals n large cx
experience in politics and intimate acquaintance with
men and matters within Their own stat are rs hem
they Dnd themselves apparently puzai sbes 70 steer
by want Of knowledge Q whore ~ wiUd 5 likely %
blow.
Alarmss seem ~ f.ar III IA. q & -,eesl law
by the PRO shaver majority q tn T. t with vic,s
TO the Arrogance, q noi orpre-svo, - The slfcog
FREQ soil element " The city AMI county ~ Fl
Louis. some 'sk Il the ippentin. Lsklstise
attempts 70 d'no.Der ard fuypvss iht anti
slavery press Of -. louIs p4bb, nu-.ates ADD ~
expelifee sod leaders from The state Is sgch lnca.
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