Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14
From tho MsyssiIic Moai.or Exifa, june T.


| Through tho poliicncss of the Post Master at
Wheeling. we haze been favored with copy Of
an Extra issued by tho Globe On Saturday, the Sd
instant, from which VIC learn tho important news
| Of the designations Of the Secretaries Of State
anil Of War. The circumst anccs which led to
this step, occurred in n Cabinet meeting, held on
the I'd inst. Mcssrs. Forsyth and Poinsctt, III
set speeches, advocated the measures taken by
the Collector Of New York, in dctiancc oflaw, L.
directly ut variance with the instructions Of Gov
crnncnt, and insisted that orders should be trans
mittcd to tho Collectors and Postmastcrs through
out tho United States, directing them to pursue
a similar course. The speeches of these gentle
men were chlra. tcrizcI by exceeding bitterness
aud acrinony, and CIV inccd determination to a,oe
tho cabinet into submission to the monsfrous meas
urc, ii it could be done. They threatened the
President, unless their wishes were complied
with, they arou'd both resign; Mr.. Van Buren, re-
Piled that their demand could not be acccdcd to,
and that it would give bin pleasure to reccire ticiT
rcsign0fions under any circumstances. The coun-
Gil Immediately adjourned, and carly the next
morning, their designations were rendered and
accepted.
The following arc the concluding remarks of
the Globe:
$50 our friends at distance, this event, VIC
doubt not, will be very uncSpcctcd.-Wc, howcv-
or, arc not astonishcd; VIC have observed closely
their conduct, and from recent dcvc!Opcmcnts Ia
ing wings to this city, VIC were led to anticipate
something of the kind, and tho result proves VIC
were not mistaken. We have bat few words nioGc
to add. Mcssrs. Forsyth and Poinsctt have taken
the leap, they have deserted their frcnds--1c-
serted their country--dcscrtcd her in the hou: Of
her EXTREMIST pcri.-at Il time when all tho Gle
mcnts Of faction arc mt work to overthrow the
constitution--at time when all tho courage and
all the constancy Of the friends Of order and good
government needed to preserve the fair fab
ric Of oar bcrtics--thosc traitors have bascly de-
serted hcr.-"Oh for tongue to the Slaves
BAIT they will reap their reward, and that reward
will be tho curses and cxcrccations of indig-
nant people. Their fate is scaled, and in the fate
Of Branch, Ingbam and Duane, they may read
tho type Of their They may bask for a
time in the smiles and enjoy the Of their
new friends, but their doom is not less sure.
'.Thcy will find, too late, that they have dcscr-
ted friends who would have sustained, and stung
tho bosom that would have cherished them, to
throw themselves into the arms Of Il base and cor
rspt party, who will them 50 long us they suit
their purposes, and then scOrn and trampc upon
them. Such have been the fate Of all who
have deserted the democracy the country, and
trusted to the wings. Such is the gratitude Of the
partly party linked together by no common
principle, that Of undying hospitality and de-
mocracy-a combination Of all tho elements OF
faction, discord and treason. union of Hartford
COW cntionists, Black Cockadc Fcderalists, Anti
Nlasons, Nuificrs, National Republicans, Loco
Focos, Aholitionists,and British Bank Monopo
-.s all under s tn. III ;c f Mis- FORSYTH,
and POinsctt have sold themselves, and such will
be their fate. In JUSTICE however, to this many
coorcd party, We cannot complain Of their ingrat-
itudc thor tools 1T is natural consequence, that
however much they may love the treason, they
must DESPlSE THE TRAITOR"