WASHINGTON Cry, November, 6, 1915
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Opintoas among a Fe,1-Nous Terrons.
Whether Mr. Buchanan is continue the Presi-
dent and Secretary of State, also, we shall soon
see. There is mighty roaring from Pennsylvania
respecting the exclusive appointment OF Buchanan's
friends to office. In the late appointments OF Pur-
ser Steele and Consul Loughead, we plainly observs
the finger of the premier. II the President Is going


to take stand, he must do 1t now /; and II he does,


il must be the fall of Buchanan-they cannot both
rae-and one must; 1t is now time tor President
Polk to govern, well as appoint, and he must not
consider the statue OF his Secretary, but his intel
lect If he would avoid the qulcksands and patch
work of similar administration to that of John
TYLER, he must be the President, de facto, Col
Benton's motto has II, "taCtts non Uerbis"-facts
and not words acts and not PROFESSIONS" no as
pirapt for the next presidency shall have seat IN
nv cabnet''-ths, President Polk stated at Nash
vile, and repeated at Cincinnati, and now 1t Is not
quite too late to carry out his then determination.
We sympathise with the President IN his severe az
Hictions by the disease known -a-days as Neu-
ralga--for with the dlssentions IN the cabinet, ne
is not likely to get better IN health, and the time
NAV come when this admins tratIon VIII be similar
to that of John Tyler In another very important
narticular. do not wish to be personal, but as
sure YOU the opponents of the Secretary OF State
begin 10 denounce HIM as tyranf and insist upon
IL that there is general disposition win the fresl-
dent and the other members OF the CABINET to get
rid of him. and il possible, In peaceabe manner;
. slide TO the United States Supreme bench all
deem the most advlsable and II his rlddance can be
attained bv coaxlng him on to it, it will be resored
TO. All the cliqtes will combine to have Buchanan
ousted, except that of Col Benton but his hatred OF
Calhoun will make HIM hold on to old Buck,
Secretary Buchanan Is endeavorng to have an ex-
element got up in old Pennsylvania favor of the
tariff of 1872, but it will not do. The Keystone
State, understand, is not now quite SO hot tariff
State as many suppose. Father Ritchie is certainly
allowed Mr. Helss, his partner, the other day, to
call upon the editors OF the United States Journal
in favor of compromise This you may depend
upon and if old Virginia does lose the dear
printing it will be entirely owing to the parilallty OF
Mr. Rnchanan in appointing his own friends 10 Of


fee ali over the Union. Mr.. President Polk will, no
find out that he senn cs@ga sIaE r N M
as. n' r s senator from Tennessee. Mr.. I is
cond Cameron.