Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-14


| The National Intel,gencer and the Madsonian, this
morning, threw out surmscs about the resignation OF
i certain members OF the Cabinet.
The Madsonian said that II understood that Messrs
Crittende and Ewing had given the President notice
of their intention 10 resign, and that was rnm0red
that Mr. Bell and MIR Badger would follow the exam
pie but that the sSeerctary Of State and Postmaster re
neral srond remain steadfast at heir posts rhh they
hare tilted ,rifh so much homer and general Jaeor.
TIE National Intellrencer takes the ground that
the breaking up Of the Cabine, the consequence Of
''rHE rLor"-"ihc deep.latd plot for breaking "P the
Hhiy purity.
The Editor says, that
Gan grades oi.rsevrry Of them "'ier q high
| or of low degree has made dead scta Cabinet.
'Ibe little dogs and all,
Tray Blanche, and Sweetheart, they bark nj them
And ruor they arkei 10 purpose at least re-
s were Yesterday confidently repeated IN The best informed
Of Cabinet r-sena"hs actual or IN conrnpn il
they obtained very general credence Our Information does ni
authorize be SPECIFIC II present. lGt We appr!end
h r issue our next paper we sia nave 'hc mr.
duty announcing The success oi the Vaccinations oi
those who have been seduonsly and wics-dy employ Cd IN
a'soRarfng President from The n-ihrrs q ' .ab, my
viii have accomplished the mi>ehnt they have INTENDED, nah
c Of treason, they could IN our estimation: hardy
have Inflicted fatal injury upon The cnni", wca'
This is followed up by letter II the Philadelphia
North American, to prove "rIE rLor written III all
probability by ofhe Cabinet certainly BY one
IN intimacy with lis me nbers-as II speaks m;nuciy
Of all that has passed between the President and his
Cabinet f.oin first last saying that hcre has Rcre'
Lecn the sahtts d,scordRo passes IF carm dc6ate-
no diseourtcsy. any symptom Of an approaching
chaRgc OF administrators Anu on this lie .,atoa
In,ehy.ncer POUNDS the charge that there has been
lcomp,ottnr between the loco Focos and those of The
Presidents friends who have his ear, to bring about the
dissolution We should little for tins charge
AGAINST the loco Focns (as the Democrats called,
by the National lnteligencerD # i were true. The
Cabinet ought tu be broken up Tor the good ol Tie
country and We would not deprive political friends OF
the honor of any share they may have had in promoting
the public welfare. But We do not believe that single
individual of any standing in the Democratic party has
nterfered in the slightest degree between The President
and his Cabinet; and all this story Of "PLoT and "cos-
srIRAcY' and tuSREvEALED MYSTERY, IS but blind
t. hide the public eye the cause Of the movements
going forward
the present Congress- without observing that over
bearing dictator has directed every movement OF the
Fedora! party from the beginning to the end Of the
ssion HIS will was that all his measures, to con.
sunni mate which, The extra sessInn called must be
passedtha he must be looked up to the master OF
the Government; aud he has bruoked for
moment the 81, rh.s resistance Congress, he
resolved that the Executive should be obstacle
in his path to power, without measuring strength with
him in final issue 1t IS his hat that has dissolved the
Cabinet; and all s members ARE sent home by him
to their respective States, to wage Al ms upon
the Administrator ano resent lEs own fanced wrongs
upon the President.
MIR Bolts, in his speech yesterday, read letter to
The House which he had written 10 the President some
time before the first veto From Mr.. Bolts relations
with Mr. Clay-beipg his special champion III VIrg.
ma, and in Congress-t may he fairly inferred that 50
;moortant a letter, touching the measures Mr. Clay
had consnmmated was not written without consulting
the originator. Mr.. Clay, We have doubt, read and
appuroyed and all kelhooc suggested that letter
This letter explicitly tells Mr. Tyler, not only that
ms Cabinet will desert hun, if lie ventures 10 veto the
Bank first presented him but goes to assure him
tha, the Wing purity would moi fun ish him with another
With wha, face them can the Sa,i"nal ntelllsencer
put out the story that the retirement OF the Gah'ne,
the consequence OF Loo" , oco conspiracy VIII
Mr. Tyler's personal ntmates
| Tho ,esnl was announced in formal letter to the
President by one who spoke OF what the Cabinet ana
Federal party would do with all The authority Of chie
manager in the caucuses and one Oh aif' LAY nsu
tenants He spoke what every Federa pafuzah OF MI
Clay who rose IN the debate confirmed yesterday oy
renouncing all the political ties when associated lhe
with the President The whole Cabinet had not pro-
badly made up their mind to take the sep as
only four yesterday had resolved on the sntienaer-
But the press of the current OF Whis9ery LOO sie
to allow them to hold their places Mr.. Granger, VINO
sill held By silver last night has been broken OH ana
swept away to-day. 4 happy dehverance .ns % ~, .a
letter writing and newspaper-read'ng pubic WI
Webster still sticks TO his own se, "the sn1ns
man J, ,no,oss Whether he will allow his old te-
deral con.edcracs TO deliver HIM from IL Is " Nc e
| He may be willing to cut their connection.
Since writing the above learn that lne oiio"'hg
nominations to fill the vacancies in the Saohe', were
Sc mt into the Senate this afternoon
| WALTER FORWARD of Pennsylvania, lr fsl oo"P'
troler of the treasury Secretary of the treasury,
JoHs McLE.s, Of Ohio, (of the Supreme o0uf'''
Secretary of War. 80,
Judge Ursurn, Of Virginia, Secretary of the Navy
HuGH S. LEcAaE, Of South Carolina, Attorneyue
neral. .,,o
Mr.. GRANGER submitted, we hear, his course 10 'he
decision of the Wing delegation from New ioIk..
They have advised his resiGnat,on and The no'na'o"
Of his successor will probably be made on iohaay-
Rumor bestows the place on CHARLES A. WicKLiffl
of Kentucky Globe.
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