The New York herald., 1862-12-26
THE LATE CABINET IMBROGLIO

BALnxoRE, Dec "a, 1852.
Important Facts in Relation 10 the CbiA fabroy,ioPe
culiar Status Of Mr. Se,oard in the Admipiaratior-Mr
Secayd VIII Not Remain in Me Cabtnei Unless His
Conservative 1e0s ADOPTED and Made the Basic of
Governmental Acton-Who Will be the Successor or Mr.
Pearce, of Maryland, in the United States Senae?EE
forts Of me Radicals to Procure the appointment Of Henry
Winter Ddris, de-, dc.
had the good fortune to meet yesterday prominent
member Of the coordinate branches Of the govern
ment who passing through this city, and, in the
course oil . long conversation with him, I am satisfied
that possession or the facts which enable 4ne TO
give the correct prognoss OF the complexion which the
present Cabinet imbroglio will assume
Mr.. Lincoln would never have ben nominated ;s b,s
friends had not promised the frchds Of Mr. sevar at
the latter should be made Secretary of State Mr. seward
desired that posaon because he believed that in he
couo conTo End give direction and to the admins
trapIn He foresaw clearly that with the vent 10
power Of the new party "the irrepressibe conGictn
could not be averted He ioresaw, too the obstinate
tedious and yunary allure Of the struggle It was
his object, therefore, to conne the war which he saw
was inevitably within such limits that II should not as
sune character OF fero;y incompatible with ultimate
peace and good will between the opposing sections For
tunatey his inf ionce over Mr.. Lincoln during the nrst
year Of the war was such that this he entirely sue
compelled Fremont TO modify his emancipation procla
nation, and dismissed that officer in disgrace
for not obeying the order. (Let the reader
stick a pin here, and observe that this fact was
well known to the radio ,ls-the friends OF Fre-
mont-that they vengeance Seward, and it is
they who clamorng for his head) 1t owing
Mr.. Seward too, that the President restrained
from carrying out his threat ~ hang pirates the South
privatesrs al hough the radical Senators and
bers OF the Cabinet urged him to do II with the
object that have named in vew and cheered by the
hope OF ultimate restoration Of the Union that Mr.
Seward has always been the Arm and stsadast friend OF
Gen. Mcclellan, because he that by the accomplish
ment Of Gen. McCeans plans the rebellion would be sup
pressed and the Union restored without leaving
train of the any root OF bitterness TO spring up and
produce constant euds and outbreaks IL with this
object view that Mr. Seward opposed with all his might
the emancipation proclamation and the Conhscaon bill
And finally, IL was in order TO bring the TO speedy
termination that Mr.. Seward has opposed the foolish
pepper strategy OF Haeck and Santon of scattering
our forces tho whole continent instead OF
trsting them for grand efforts.
These viewsef Mr.. Sewards will not be abandoned by
him. Soemnly impressed with the conviction that upon
their adoption by the government depends It's very
ence he will insist upon their being adopted In point Of
FACT he has made the adoption Of these views qua
non Of his resumption Of his duties And Mr.. Lincoln has
promised to adopt them of these important facts have
the most positive assurance.
In the light OF ghese facts II is easy to indicate the
event Of the Cabinet mbrogiio. Either Mr.. Stewards
views will prevail and the President will dismiss both
Stanton and Hacck and General Mcclellan to the
supreme command Of the army. else Mr. Seward will
resign and the radicals will rule and ruin the country
The alternative remains with Mr. Lincoln As there Is
tremendous "prcssure upon him from the radical side
the result may well be looked for with anxiety.
The death OF Pearce, OF Maryland, must be
garded national calamity. Al this particular juncure
whom every individual vote In the Senate OF vital
portance to the savaon OF the nation may well cause
serious concern among everywhere The
Legislature Of this State will not again for
than year. whoever, therefore, Is appointed by
Governor 10 oil this vacancy will hold his In
United states Senate merely till the expiration of the
present Congress the 4th OF March next, but until
January or February Of 1884, and perhaps st longer II
radical man should be appointed he WILL Of course, be
Of infinite service in forwarding the schemes Of the radi
cal ploers Of the Senate for the removal Of Mr. Seward
and tho entiro diversion OF the bo the
mere instrument Of effecting their nefarious designs.
Indeed these senatorial po,ters appear to be without
80 far hayc come TO grief-thsy may nnd In this
member ally alone, but o leader II q radical man
is appointea II w,l probably DC Henry winter DAVIS,
honesty Of purpose ndomitab 10 WILL untrng energy in
all that undertakes, and, report speaks truly not
over fastdious the which be TO mplsh
ends which ne believes TO be Just
II, the other hsnd, conservative man Is appointed,
be will only have In his power to strengthen the
haads OF the little spartan band OF Senator'S who,
in corrupt Congress do not forget their constitutional
obligations but when the next Congress meets in Dc
ccber 1868, he will bo able 70 add his influence 10 the
Efforts that will undoubtedly be made then and probably
success te Union the basis OF the
constitution II man OF this stamp Is appointed il will
probably be Reverdy Johnson.
Al present there are indications TO what Governor
Badfords course win be. He has not hitherto gwen
much encouragement the radical wing Of the repub
lcan party Indeed AT the Altoona Convention OF Gov.
ernors he was believe. the only Governor who stood
manfuly Dy Curtin in support OF General Nc.
Cean But to-day and yesterday the radicals hero have
been busy connecting scheme by which they expect
appoint Henry Winter Davis 10 Oil the Senatorial
cency. Il Is TO be hoped that the Governor will have
Hrmness enough TO resist the p essure and e appoint
a conservative.
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