The New York herald., 1866-07-13
Exposure Of Their Plans for Carrying the Flee
tiOn by Force Of Arms.
Determination of the President
to Protect the People
From Interference.
THE TARIFF BILL SHELVED
Its POstpOnement in the Senate Until
December Next.
WASHINGTON, July -, 1853.
THE CABINET CRISIS.

wAsHHoros, July l2, 1see
THE CABINET CRISIS.
This has boon the exciting day in political mat
ters that has passed In Washington since the assembling
Of Congress The rupture in the Cabinet the cavalier
shelving Of the Tariff bill by the Senate and the proceed
ngs o. the Jacobn council last night have conspred to
crate . furor OF excitement in the popular mind,
and turn people crazy with speculation and
anxiety. Foremost Of all Is the long anticIpa-
ted long deferred, bat none the less welcome
rupture the Cabinet AT the present writing the
sgnai Of but Minser-Mr Dennison-is def
ptey known 10 have been received though II all float
ing could be relied than half the Cab-
net has asked TO be relieved from duty II IS. however
almost that Mr. Dennison has merely set the
ample that wanted, and that at least three others
will soon follow. Those pointed at about TO resign
Messs. Stanton, Harlan and Speed. II these
to whom Mr. Garfield referred in his speech before
the Jacobin council last night when speaking by
authority he announced the withdrawal OF Secretary
and added, that within week several others would fol-
low. Mr. Dennison has caused paragraph to bo in
serted in the Star this evening In reference his with
drawa In which 1t is stated that the relations between
Mr.. Dennison and the President have been
tirely friendly Mr.. Dennison the President
OF the Convention which nominated President
Lincoln for second term, and he does not
vcws 10 countenance the call for the Philadelphia Con-
venon regarding the latter as in aniagonIsm to the
republican P~rsy represented IN the baltimore Con.
venton Of 1854 This Is doubtless the ground upon
which be desires the matter 10 to the public but II s
patent fact that he and the gentlemen referred TO
above have openly disagreed with the President recently
sn regard to the proposed veto OF the Freedmens
Bureau bill, which is doubtless the more immediate
q the disruption and added this the express
wF laaer ul.t
ought do with the Philadelphia Convention could train
in tn ir company
These considerations apply with equal force Stanton
Speed aud Harlan, and strengthen tho conviction that
they will withdraw in very fcw days Speculation is
quite busy with the Of probable
SUCCESSORS with those who TO create
cances. No appointment has yet been made In place
of Mr.. Dcnnison, but II seems quite probable that
Governor Randall at present First Assistant Posmastr
General will be promoted to the head Of the department.
II been known for weeks that Governor Ran.
dali has been under orders hold himself readiness
accept Cabinst Office; but tho public would have
that the Interior Department the one intended for
him. But this point you will remember telegraph.
ed you two weeks ago that Judge Brown of Illinois had
been rendered that position. His friends stll insist
that Mr.. Harlan's resignation he will succeed
Office Therefore naturally Randall will take the Post
once
There Is general rumor prevalent In well Informed
circles hat the War Department will not be Immediately
ned should Mr. Stanton resign but that General Grant
will be called upon to exercise tho functions Of Secretary
OF War al interim, In connection with his command In
chef OF the Tho intimate relations existing
'hcse Offices render II In the highest degree
desirable and important that harmony should exist,
whth has not been the for some time
past AMI should vacancy occur II II
thought that rather than incur the risk OF introducing
arot cr disturbing element will assigned to tho
duties of tho position indicated until the army shall
be placed fully peace footing, and the country be
restored 10 tranquility and perfect civil rule
The ouy names have heard mentioned In connection
with the Attorney GenerashIp those or Judge sans-
berry ard Reverdy johnson. Montgomery Blair IA
talked u in connection tho Post once Department
but With scarcely any degree Of authority II IL even
doub,fa if hs friends will prcss him for the vacancy,
beng considered impoiitic 70 40 so at this time.
rHR RADICAL Caucus.
The appearance q The HsRAfp this evening, with
full report Of The proceedings Of the Jscobn council Of
7asi nj Ii, much comment The has been
prominent topic OF conversation throughout the day
but nobody knew what had been done said until the
arrival ~ the HKnALp at sr O'Clock this evening. Tho
meeting considered to have been very weak and I'M
polite Affair." calculated 70 40 vastly injury the
radicals than to any else. II weak in that u
tney have They confess their inability 10 contend
against the President sxcep. through the machinery Of
fhc public oces and In order TO carry on tho contest
aropose 10 insist that Mr. johnson shall carry on the
government with power his own subordinate
and they feeling responsibility towards him. More
over they write themselves down m cormorants
seeking only place. The whole purpose Of the
radcai party, portrayed In this caucus, 10 70
hod few country post ofhces and marshal.
~hpe The proposition remain In scsson throughout
sns summer creates intense disgur and Indignation
Many pred CT that such proceeding win certainly kl
ahem with the people who already tired Of this un
duly protncted session. which has and still large.
py devoted 10 voting away tho public money. II will
no, Ne surprising this determination 70 hold shall
he fcoonsidsrcd at an early day.
SHELVING THE rAarrp BrLL IN TIE sEArH.
Tho uncsremonioas manner In which the Senate die
posed Of the Tarn bill today BY quietly pitching
. shelf until nert December. IA working row. Mr.
tNorr,r who has worked on II sl sntsr and through
on, the psss weeks of unprecedented hot weather
and he's lsbored night asd day engineering u
through ths Houss, s particularly disguised The
New England and Pennsylvania interests are
rarticuisry beiIIsrrent In the matter The West on
,he contrary intensely pleased with tho result and
although uspy Eastern mes profess great conaisnce
thas the senate viii reconsider their hasy sciion n
AAvoy possible thai lLey viii " 20, lnseea vgs hefr