Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
From he National Tqieiigenccr.
WASHINGTON LETTER.wRIIERs

Puohsheu IVA wing papers, the obvious IN
Of which was TO bring about the evils which
predict. we uttered n reflection forced upon us
by The succession of these letters in n particular ra-
per, all most evidently prepared, with great ART. fur
Effect not ut Philadelphia, but here. by reaction.-
But II is not for the Philadelphia press allne that
such letters are made mp. We find them in news
papers lsewhere. whose Editors have been also in.
posed upon by persons who. ifnot wolves in Sleeps
clothing. oct with as ferocious n spirit and as violent
a purpose rs though they were.
Below. Tor example, are some extracts from n pro-
dnciion Of another Of these letter-wriiers. who has
taken advantage Of Ihe good-naiure OF the Editor of
That excellent paper, the New York rribune, 10 pub
lsh there his prophecies of The evils and mrsEDr.
tunes which he would be glad 10 see accomplish.
ell:
FROM THE NEW YohK TRIBUNE, AUGUST 80.
Things at Hashi"gfoH.-THe ney Bank Blu. The
President, he Cabinet. dc
"WAsniSCroS, AUG. %, 1871.
Il VIII venture once more an opinion upon The
sea Of probability regarding the fate or,he Bank hill.
waich has passed the House. and is now before the
Senate for consideration. 1.-THE hill be not amended,
II p'Hd,e en- The hands ofhe President. Il maV be
80 amended rs 10 become a law. A most extraorlin.
AIRY state OF things exists here at the Capital. So
leNcrsh Is the public mind abroad il is almost sui.
eidai iot any ono To attempt To tell the plain simple
truth. | noticed my last communicates vvas nuLl,sh-
cd rather 10 show what some few hooed for The fu.
lure, Than admitted even TO your liberal columns
gree anu tr the Tree action of unirammeIled and
unpteIndIced thought. I stated the Veto wouLI
come the Cabinet would break IN rs an inevitable
consequence and n split no less certainly would al.
hmalely take place The tint has happened; the
second will fellow as sure as the Ven, is n,st 'rh,s
IS a subject of common talk here, and no one who
investigates The facts leading 10 the result, has any
doubt upon the subject. The very cpursc of The
press particularly from New York, making a d:siinc-
iion between the President and the Cabinet. tends
oh'y 10 rlInch the nail already driven. There will
DC mo difference of opinion long existing between
The President and his Cabinet. A new Cabinet IS
as certain To Follow difference of opinion upon car
u'ral or constitutional questions ms they nTc 10 exist.
tlndeed the dissolution Of the Cabinet i a well esta-
blished opinion here"
From all appearance tho great body Of Il e party
VIII S'ahd hrm in support of the Administrations
Inc change IN the Cabinet will take place AMIGA
bly,; a young and rigorous Administration will resuIl
irOm IT. Wing principles finally triumph; the Land
bill, as amended. probably pass the Senate MIR
EvereIrs and some few other nominations now pcnd
ing before the Senate look more fvombly for an
amicabie adjustment than they have tho past week
la case, however, MIR Evercit's name ia yvithJuvu
as Minister To England, That Of Mr.. Webster will un
quesiionabiy be substituted. Tbs withdrawal OF
The present Cabinet will receive the RELUCTANT, AS
sent oil The President, and will be voluntary ON IbeiI
pari, nnd M consequence Of Inference oropinion nm
on important constitutional points. This difference
Is confined chiefly To the extent Of powers under the
CONSTITUTION necessary 10 be exc. ted in the curren.
cy reform. As To who are 10 make up the ncxt
Cabinet, nothing is known fn IlIcr linn iI,is. /, i VOL
understood It Is 10 be n Cabinet of young men
ms TACT being knswn, rumor is busy with name.
anu Suggestions, In connexion with which the names
vi Nlessrs. Rives and Wise have so often been m,do
use OF, They have both declined accepiing Mace. !,
rendered. No change Is expected until the adiourn.
| ngnt Ul 1unWraEG- sI.nn, 49,. A
VI ono ihing rest assured. change will not br,ng
rum upon Wing prospects. nor danger Of The iriumpb
oi locOi"co principles. Upon the whole. the uslit;
cal atmosphere looks a liulc clearer. and Whig nros-
poets brighter. The second Veto, il il comes viii
cause a nile rumbling IN the distance, but AZ tho
'o.lln u all - pure patriotism. 4 Wing Executive
a wing Cabinet, and Wing principles will be fri.
umPhani. should the acts of tho Adninis,u,,i,n cad
response M the hearts of the People"
pom lhc insidious Suggestions Of this writer The
cdliOT Oi the Iri61Ee- mataS iLs GIIvving very iusr
and sensible remarks:
/, nc leiter ot our correspondent Stranger will
DC puma interesting as version of tmu.n,ring AL
anticipated events ut Washington. fr,n mo 80 a.
most ardent supporters of President TyIer's Won,
a"u o"0oc0tcs ~ an ~sUcrfqrH of ME CgL;D,, NVo
puDiih INC letter for ihe inf,rmnfiau II cor,,;ng
prccisely rs 1t reached us, though We d;s.an,
from many OF us Positions. WHY, for INSANE
sh'u'u Iho Cabinet resign. even IT, rs Is asserted.
"oy u'her Radically from The President on an imrpr.
Ilhi question: Did not Gen Washington so diG.r
rom a part OF his Cabinet! have not other President.
u'nered! and was their resignation ever deemed n
necessary consequence Surely not.
~ Ho'' ue assumption that the President and
"s C"pihet ought 10 agree on all important qucs.
IU' VI separate Is essentially mistaken and PERM.
siols. There would be no use of ouv Chin, :,
oil f The Secretaries were ban, i,1,,r,on,. e ~ ~
PRESIDENTIAL will. IL is their duly Ia advise him
heelv on all subjects; IL is his 10 hear their ADVICE
nmu io'ow or override tas he shall think propcr
'""' would be a beautiful Council in which The nd.
'IserS must vote their places m case their oJvico
/" w Instance was not followed. The doctrine
= u'ory destructive 10 The dignity md usefulness
"i the cabinet. as the Opposite hcrcsy. tbo Inc p.
s'uoui Is oot'ged TO follow the advice of h, Cabino,
i've" "' INeCu-
INC following extract from n letter from W,sb.
hgion, evidently from the pen Of an boncst ,,J
n"'' wing in a very different vein from the lot.
'efs 10 which we have alluded. contains "a mn,L
truth as we often meet with in Inc same c,,no,"s.
The true friends Of The Prcsident are NAT ,ho,
VINO Iifusi themselves unlimited and obtrnsivelv IN.
" MS presence. These friends, par erceUegee. ,b,
number not a dozen. all told, are those who serl 4,
heuge hHm IN and 10 throw themselves in nj. Nav
i"ey nave thcir ialc-bearcrs. runners. and mischief.
"uhS's' ohd no effort 10 produce effect. designed
Tor lhcir ulieTiOr objects, Is lon uptrieJ IT,
men arc rs easily read a. a book. You susv rc,J
!, 'nnoi ~ an excited imagination. which bcfmys
'e spirit OF ambition working within. %, Won may
read u 10 that restless spirit Of faction which nc,t I
lhe eye 20 spite Ofal cnJns NJ concenImcn, m.
nope o. place ~ The Cabinet. or an humber SIN.
noh under The Government, would be inJucomep,
enough hF some mon 10 seek TO oveuurn Inc pres.
CIV government. Othcrs would break IN uupn Inc
harmony OF The party 10 gutiiy that munster spir,
Iosohse' a'd others would revel IN discord as ara an.
,i'oio 70 UicH own DISAPPOINTMENT boz,rJ las,
little ~ saying that a few men of tho $780,,
n',e named have created al Tho feeling Of d,.,ros,
lnu di'i-ion which has existed hero for some ume
lis'' nnI THE patriotism and honesty Of Inc many
'"o"lu' % The end. prove moro powerful in i,s iuan.
shce 'l'an that of The few. I shall not dcsnir of .nr. |
- Deyo"I aI we have had, IN The Triumphant car.
ying out Oiso many Of our measures.
A RIGID SENSE Or DUry