WASHINGTON, Nov. 8, lS45.
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WASHINGTON, NOV. o, lSAO.


Intending to pass the winter at Washington,
will if my letters shall prove acceptable to you give
you occasionally my impressions, as citizen of
New York, sf matters and things here, as they may
have bearing on national politics, hastily thorwn
together, but, nevertheless, derived from authentic
Sources and committed to paper without bias In fa-
vor of any particular clique or section.


have, during the last week, fallen in with num-
ber of prominent gentlemen from Pennsylvanla-and
il is of Pennsylvania politics design, in this letter,
70 sneak but without intending, the remotes de.
gree, to Interfere with your regular correspondents.
simply make use Of your columns to convey nfor-
nation 70 the public, which it may not be In their
power to communicate.


Whether MIR. Buchanan maintains his position
md Influence in the Cabinet, is matter OF great
uncertainty the course of the papers In his interest


~, oon,rarv Notwithstanding. He ought to re-
10 9 where he isbut think he Is disposed to oc.
cep place on the bench o. 'ne SapreWe Wh
Gass T and Silas Wright in the field. he has but
sght chance for the successon and Of this ne Is as
well aware as any one, though | am inclined to be-
lieve that he might distance hoth.


Mr. Dallas has many friends, but he has not the
nonuarity in the interior Of Pennsylvania, to furnish
he necessary capital for successful asprant tor the
Presidency He is an estimable gentleman, posses
ed of every qualification tor the Presidency, put 3e
Mr. Calhoun, is in very bad hands. i. ,sons ~.


In PENNSYLVANIA, the great mass OF the people are
&c Course lor = Pennsylvania candidate. Mr.. Bu-
chanan has most strength with the masses. u ne
upon the bencn friends bsevs' eye ,Sa w St
Ter Sas Wright to George MI Dallas, a1l .li1 , mu.
nendent friends OF Mr. Dallas have rendered them
pehhueh. nul;orly obnoxious TO those of Mr. Bucha
sSes w be able to udge Of the force Of
rsmarks and speculatons, which will have no force %
II te c9n'TSs, Tsat !, will occur have doubt and
aaver,en. v, ae,sr he n1% meeting Of Congress.


SoTT The ee TYLER party in Pennsylvania have recently
been % ye active, through their agents here, N ven
endeavors to seue the question "Wnere ,ney II
gn Ioel Sutherland, lcraerIy ngnn,t nT
Congress. and late Naval officer, under lyle'' "