Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10

allure believed, in good faith, that they had removed
every obstacle in the way of the President and es-
| 'abhshed a good Bank. Why il - not signed, n
day or two will determine; uii when, islde either
10 complain or to seek in extenuaton Of the
conduct OF the President.
The Wings of Congress continue TO be of one
heart and one mind. believe, come what may, they
will go through the twenty seventh Congress viii,
unbroken ranks The eNcrcscnces of the party are
all believe, Topped oir-ai least the evidence Is TO
this effect on all hands. Every days legislation
| convnces me that the world never produced more
ehivalrous, intelligent and patriotic party. FoI
veal or woe they arc banded together like band
OF broIhers-having common interests, common
hopes, and common determinations.
The indications out of Congress are more favor
able than they have been. In reference TO MIR
Everett, the nominee TO England, there is a better
(, eling-ano the opinion is that he will bc confirm
ed-no thanks to the Loco Foco piry either. The
Northern dough faces" and the Northern men
with Southern principles" have done their utter
most to create discord and d,union. But thanks TO
the majority ut the chyAlrous Wings ut the South,
tins moral and political hercsy, Involving 81 many
principles OF immense moment, will be, from all APP
pearances, overcome. No question has created SO
deep feeling with the moIo salesman ike and pa
trotIc mcm6ers oi Congress. That ict linz has not
been apparent TO the public eye but some of the
incidents connected with these cSertionS, | hope,
may at no future day lie revealed. The gratitude
OF all who love peace AMI hate DIS 'ord-ot all who
regard the Union and the COustiiuton-of all who
war-oi all men, IN brei, of good principles, com.
mon honesty and ordinary sagac,ty,-iS due TO some
few, whose whole thoughts have been bound up ia
this great question, which agiiating the coun-
try ard threatening the public peace. | hope be
fore long to bc permitted TO place their names con-
Spicuousy before the public eyc-nct only in con.
rnst 10 the political and tTaiIor-ike names of Nor
thern Senators,-whn would beIroy the land of
their birth and the home ct their childhood but as
an evidence that there yet IN our Couu.els me
whose patriotism IS co extensive with the Union
Itself
The Secretary of the Navy gave a large party 10
hrs political friends last night. The Cabinet were
present, and the PresldenI, believe. The Secrc-
nry OF War gave great party Two or three even.
Inss previous, at which the President and the Cab
met were present and all the beauty and fashion of
the mtuopols.-There has yet been no evidence of
a disagreement between the Prcsden, and his Off
eia. ADVISERS, except upon the Bank question, and
Il is doubtful # there will be- However a dissolu.
uon OF ;he Cabinet is thought to be n probable mat.
ter with the many and especially by the o.igarchy
who either from he death of Gen HARRISON or from
the meeting OF Congress, have been instrumental! in
producing all the mischief IN their power With As
much reluctance TO believe the rumours float IN
reference to the change OF Cabinet, as any ono can
have, | am yet constrained to believe the change
Is determined upon.
The city again rife vita rumors this evening in
reference TO the Maine border troubles and this
country AMI England. As can trace them TO no
tangible source, will not repeat them W