New-York tribune., 1841-10-11


y tn al BIS patronage an! power. n Il ''a.'ou'-
party, sustained oy ihe strongest poPu'aI A'9J.
tes. and comaani ~ me country; Ha'in% 90. ~ W
INTO oilce. q ooih tIt great Ce pa. 1-iis '' '''
Government. the Legislative and ih- Executive
men o oar own seiectioa and ehoice, II is d. 81
iGG shane That aly doubts snouid nave eA's'rs'
or Eo1d arse. whether We reaiiE Io.d power ~
batR .he-" departments, or oaiY iu one
" Will nos aCmIt the belief mat the ffeSlutAl
has designed or desired 20 betray his parry lna'
! the Interests ai the party ~ some eminent par
| jicuars, where those Interests Were identical
with the Interests OF The country, have been 81
criticed By him. fer The time, W must not hrsi-
ta.eto ayow- our trust Is, thai all ias was rot
50 urcn his tauit as his lnls.ortunc. ComlpZ sud-
denly iaio Office without expectation or pr5p para
] ticu. h- wanted time. IS h. h.n-eH declares,
- for deep and deliberate reelection" We iU>,
/ he VIII Faithfully improve che present opportunity
for thai purpose: and finding oui his error. viii
/ correct il IN lhe future We shall look 10 Dir.
TyirR for better.i!,inrs We shall hope and eX-
2ecr To IND him ey.rv iHch Wing in ths true,
national -en=e Of ti.t term. In his character
and csu.cifv h- VII have the support OF the
WINS and IL, no ether. and ,ye shall fairly give
him credi. ,elerr..nd for aood intentions HIS
.cr- must show u- what he means and what he L.
Il Is understood mat Mr. TYLER has declared
since tie dissolution Of the late CABINET. IN me
most Solemn manner, that hs administration
should oe ii thorough Wing administration that
none but nizs should be called MO Ills Ca'iHe'
90 coGn>eis, or appointed III any quarter 10 H'e
performance oi important olHcldi uu'irS' SouH
a course VIII secure our confidence, and nothing
disc viii We must see ms new Cablnet with
Mr. WEBSTER al the head Of ia man 'he best
years oi whose eminent political HE, with all
Do g. % ~
voted to hls country n Tie advocacy and HdInle-
nance OF WIG pTnc'PIes--"e i.ius' ,ee ''a'
Ctnine', one 4na ai so acLlns Gun as 10 -
a"G 10 'hg "oHo' "y ''r iel.uies9 WIN 80
cor,i,,c - ,Isr own
a.. -. ,b. t,,.lf,l,s..
- al..,-..I -, Ill.,.
preed.T, in ,,o ;..fsra.. of HI. d,tirs that rhey
49,. ,.,i. i t.., l,,, .,-.. U-l;,,s IN vcr,. ,ri,fb
.,,i ,IslJ S ,,,.cb, ,.o t,,-. fl.r.sc much We
b..e a min 10 eyooc, and demand at the hands
or ..,,., ma, c,Ili1g bir,.clfb bv orr n5rae. VINO
cop..rts % ra,,;r ar ,oLr Office In the Cabinet.
ppJ.r2rr T,rer
W,,l faithful coi,nsellors around hmm. erioyinp
i;, ,,.,;5.n,e ,,;.bo,,, f,r.,iir,g our. we bay,
,,-5, ,o hon, and cv,ect ,h9t ,h4 pre.id.n,
,.fi look aoaio. and with more care. and better
,,,,e,,..,,, and co.c',.ion. INTO rh. important
.ibiscfs on which he and CONGRESS have differed.
Tn, public money. now in his hands, mast be
raAen ont: better fiscal system than that Of
Gem Jackson. or that of Mr. Van Buren, must be
devised and created and rs p part of that svs-
I'm -, Narion,,l Currency must he supped. and
,b. evcb,ng.s eoralized All this must be- done
Ly ,be unaided authority Of the General Govern
mont and in n way 10 avoid the ,nons,rous evils
Of Government Bank. into which We know.
the late snb.Treasury Schome, by slight modif-
cations. might easily be converted In his own
Impressive language. applied TO Gen. Jackson on
a memorable occasion not unlike the present W.