Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16
FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of the baltimore American.
wAsuIScr,S Sent L.

L ''esionleAec OF tic hahitnnfe American.
wA'uISGr,S. Sept. ID.
The letter OF Mr. Ewing, in the Inlelgeneer this
morning, created great sgiiation IN all the Wing
circles IL has been read and &c read, and is STA
ments have profoundly interested the pabe mind.
no" these statements can be got ovef, remains Ys,
| 10 be seen. IL IS said too that Mr.. Bell has some
thing IN preparation FOE the public eye, of yet mo,o
interest IN developing the causes that have led TO an
| explosion OF the Cabinet.
Mr. Granger has positively resigned but at noon
10 Gay, the President had sent in his successor
There have been many rumors about In, The
President wished Mr.. Granger to continue in his
| place.
The Wings held caucus this morning, in which
they agreed 10 put forth manifesto that was writ.
Ieh oy MIR. Kennedy, in great part, il no, in all.
ms address wall soon be gwen to the Public
=, In the progress OF this meeting gentleman ofthe
Massachusetts delegation took occasion to say that
as mere was rumor shoat that the delegation had
ac'ised Mr.. Webster to continue in the Cabinet,
ne must say this was not true. They had NOT
gwen such advice. They may have entertained
uuerent opinions upon the subject, but they had
sNen no sueh ADVICE as delegation. On the cor
uary, the gentleman who spoke, and who IS one of
me most ethcIcnt and able men OF the State said
Mr.. Webster could not stay there with honor. after
Mt twins's letter. Mr.. Adams was OF the opin.
"n' before inns letter came cut, that Ms. Webster
should stay, but this has, understand altered hi,
opinion. ~
The course Of Mr.. Webster is commented uro,
mere with great severity. The Wings IN general
th'nk II hardly possible tor him loCs to pNcket the
many atironts that have m public been mn, u-op
hun, unless President Tyler gives hun som. NIL
INN. W.
It's alleged on behalf OF Mr. webs,er's con,;nu
ance IN office, that he must not now endsnser the
peace oil the country 10y throwing IN hts place on A
point OF honor. Ii Is replied to this that II Is Great
piece 81 arrogance 10 SUPPOSE him the only man ca.
paoie or managing the Foreign Relations of the
country and IT II were So a man is never c,,Isb nm
on 10 give up his honor for his county, though he
may hts life. give you this a running commeu.
thIy upon the many remarks ahoat here
The nomination of the Hon. Edward Everett
was to day confirmed, ayes, %, noes 49, Some of
The Nos'hern opposition Senators paired off TO
AVOID vote on this question, and MIR Wright of
n. lork avoided facing it by leaving tS~n This
morning; the majority was larger than ex-
peeted IN eIse which has been deemed very doubt
ful. '
AL the ES-NCmbers Of tho Cabirc,. cScert Nj
Granger, were on the floor of the House this morn.
my consulting with their friends. They feel that
personal as well Is a political injury has been IN.
uc'ed. All nave lost good Gea. Of money by eN-
peniiiure here, particularly MIR Badger and MIR Bel
VINO nave GOT INTO houses wei! h;ted and furnished
tor long campaign.
Ine nomination OF Mr. Hunter, as Minister 10
kio Jantiro, has been confirmed. MIR Walsh. A son
OF Rotert Walsh, Esq, has been nominated as hls
Secretary OF Legation.
II IS reported that Bella Badger has been rejected.
Out OF this am not certain.
The house had no quorum, to-day. and took re-
cess NJ IL \. NJ uIi +. NJ.
The Senate had recess about o'clock, and vii,
soon meet again, expecting a midnight session.
Members Of Congress who reached the city Nv /
asst nights cars, say thai Mr. { \ WlckHffe of Nv
las been nominated a. Post Master Genera.