Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-17
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nh. Wh;rs etemp!fd 10 "send Captain Tyler. b;
threatening .,.n nc. ony #iih lie oss Of ms eao;ne'
hut by lie npossibilry o! obtaining new OF 30
,hc Urea, III ial la the ground Whether all the mr."
Cabinet will acccp, their places we know MOI. -,
Iu,,lliuenccr SAYS 1T IS doubted whether some o.
them sill accept the Offices rendered 10 then''
~ well satisfied with them, in reference 10 'i'e
interests Of he country, that we wish mat hey ,s
acc.p," And the nteiligencer further clam ~, ''
that they shave all the benefit %, a'i l'a' " ~
and really ffcult position in when they are
Surprising them, however, TO accept, we nav. Nv
| ta,nn in saying, that il IS stronger anu - NJ
mel Than the last. Mr. Webster remains IN pr."
Forward will make an ADLER aud better 4ualin'u s,'o
moro eY,erirnced ST. cretary ot the Treasury IMAM W
Evino who has been tried, and i0nnd @olui'y wan
mar iudrc Upshnr, in vgor of mind and Ibrralhy Of
smrit. il Superior to MIR. DAGGER. 1ucse W. ~ -"
whose Executive energies were amply 'es,ru IN 80
r M ~. adm,ns,1ation of the Post Office Depart
80, i ;, supcror officer TO Mr.. John Bell We VIII
M, degrade MIR Wickfe BY an elaborate comparison
Win SIr Granger, a Postmastcr-dthefal.-i ne'f
strict constitutional principles too are more decneu lan
those of their predecessors Four OF trn, aie a,u :.
+. mi; R,uk-wherras not man OF the late oaDnet
.,s ,y,in., one On the whole, we have gone WIN
ur Webs,crs celebrated maxim Tor "change, chahge,
chanuc-and we think, that the change is an improve
nent upon the late Cabinet.
But there is one quality, in which the present Cabinet
oil he far superior the late IL viii be endow-
ID with more liberal and tolerant spirit. 1t TiH pro-
SC bc prescription Ii viii not remove every pnblc
officer because lie does not exactly conform has iailh TO
The Procrustes bed Of Party discipline us he honest
is he capable: is he faithful TO The Constitution WIZ be-
come more nearly The standards OF publication
The present Cabinet will not comprise Secretary
who sui remove near ninety principal Collectors and
Receivers in the course Of few weeks The new fGst
master General will not prescribe hundreds o: Post,
masters, because they are Republicans No agent VIII
BE- retained by the Postmaster General whose duty II
is TO lunt up victims for the guotine That agent
himself will be the frs, to feel the recol OF ms own
prescriptions We shall probably see the gu'llotIne
partially arrested if not almost altogether suspended
We cxpcc. 10 some men, who have been rrmov-
ed from Office BY the late Cabinet, by the ne !"
nne Indeed the very frs; act Of the Adm:nIstra.
lion is TO restore Major Barker of Philadelphia as
Comptroller of the Treasury, to succeed Mr. Forward
Just appointed Secretary OF The Treasury. Fer our
own parts therefore, we hail the advent Of the New
Cabinet, and confess have better hopes OF than
the Globe expresses. II will be more strict consruc
,ion-more regardin Of State R'gnts-inore Anti,
Dank-and far less proscriptIve in lis movements. In
another respect, too, il will have the ndvania.e-h
embracing no man who will betray the confidence Of
The Chief Magistrate, and the secrets OF hrs Cabinet