The Cabinet.

Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.


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Correspondence Of the Bal,imor, Ps,no,


W,,HisG1oS Mach 1d.
The leaders oi the Empire Club are here, and,
true to Their vocation, they are to be found III all
the 'hels,' bar-rooms and giogeenes, proposing
bets on the composition OF the Cabinet. They take
The following named persons at 80 TO 100 aganstthe
field:


JAMES BrcuANAN. OF Ia. Secretary OF State.
Il. J. WALLER, OF Miss. Treasury.
wa. /. MACY. OF y. Y. War.
J. Y. Mason, OF Va. Navy.
CAVE Jon, son. OF Tenn. Postmaster General.
- In detail, they propose three 10 one on Buchan-
an and Mason one 10 three on Walker and John
son, and TWO 10 one against any named man ior
the Attorney Geueralshp. They have succeeded
IN laying OUT a. their slang calls il, large sums
IN these points. Gaming had gottoa very low ebb
mere, and but for the "hapay thought" OF the
sportsmen" in proposing. as ventures, the race tot
he new Cabinet, the gentlemen from Ncw-York
would have scarcely made their expenses"