Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-14
RICH MOND.
TUESDAY MORNING. SEP Pa.


The dissolution Of The Wing CaJin.L
me NOBLE body OF men, called by the lanoent,d
Harrison, with the universal appreciation Of ,lo
wing party, TO preside over the several Exccu,i,o
departments, have II seems, re inquished their Sta.
"o"s, winch we take it for granted thew courd ma
longer retain with honour |, canno, he b,,,t;
unfortunate event-deploraby unfortup,;, for ,h.
"''ot' we take II TO be-could have sprune from
any disagreement Of opinion between tho p-s.:l.-.
ana MS Cabinet, on the subject of the Bank W.
''' Po''ee"y assured that these gentlemen have
ul'o" evidence entirely satisfactory to them.
" eounse's and mlschievous Vaccinations
MAUI !" Jew orIei months, alienai ted from them the
residents confidence. Under such circumstance.
'hey could no longer remain, either with honour IN
themselves or benefit TO the country. We shall
look with anxious solicitude for all the d.vol,,,
meh's' The country will demand that the nIo,
'e conspiracy, or whatever 1t may be termed shall
DC traced to It's earliest beginnings, and exposes
throughout to the blaze OF day. Envy, hatred and
"'hOI'!on, have doubtless had their full ase,cv in
tue iou work. That they have been too successful
Is no longer matter of speculaiion-bu; tina, the
""e workers and oonspIntors can hone TO pro6t
ny Their guilt, Is what we will not believe. so lone
as there Is truth in the doctrine Of re,rburivs ms
ticc.
No one will have the boldness 70 claim g, ,to
ne" Cabinet, the same weight Of character. or the
same uesfee OF public confidence, enjoyed by the
Old. The materials which compose il will h. r.,
"o'" producing public satisfaction. Judge Upshur.
'"o"En gentleman OF talents and worth, is 40 Alb
'""e''o"is'' aSuo-Treasury nan, and, we believe.
q" e"raVasant admIrer Of John c. Calhoun
'uoSe Mclean was also formerly distinguished. we
mink, Tor his devotion to that ambitious bu, fallen
Statesman. lie certainly never was remarkable g.,
talent, but more for quiet and peaceful ou,l;,;a.,
ana It seems strange indeed that such man sIo,l,
be willing to reiinqush the judicial ermne. for the
responsible duties Of the War Department. NJ ,
crisis when the foreign relations OF our country
crIuea! and dangerous. Judge Mclean. morcove,
was always Jackson man, and never a Wbio. NJ,
Forward, OF Pennsylvania, is but little known ont
oil his own State. That fact alone IS suf6cien, ola.
Jec'on 10 ms hliinS the important department OF
the lteasury. Mr Lesare, the new Attorney Ge
neral Is an able man ard profound urist. uewa,
Jackson man, and only very recently n member
OF the Wing Party-if, indeed, he ever BELONGED n
It strictly. He was more properly a Conservative
II IS taken Tor granted that NesSrs. Webster and
Changer will also resigns so that, in truth, the new
Administration Is likely to become the tesselated
pavement described by Mr., Burkc,-hcr. a black
sPo. and thore white one,-a large admixture n
Jaeksonism,- "A copious sprinSling of Cahounerv-
bu! little or no Whggery in tho whole concern.
The Editor Of the Globe, judging from the fol-
lowing paragraph, taken from his remarks upon III,
last Veto, may be safely regarded as "a beral con
suucuonist" We have seen nothing, recently. Of Z
moro elastic character.
"The present Veto is n perfect guarantee. ",
think, against any frrtpsalIJle Fiscal Igsnf and
we DO not mistake II on this point then the Presiden
has cut the gordlan knot Of Federalism"
And what does the President say in the Message
thus appauded2
"Ihesc arc some Of tho objections which promi
nently exist against the details Of the bill: otheu
might be urged, Of much force, but It would DO un.
profitable to dwell upon thcm suffice il to add thai
this charter is designed continue for twenty wears
wthouta Competitor; that the defects TO which bav,
! alluded, being founded on the fundamental law o
the Corporation, are rrevocnbc; and that, if IN,
objections be wcll.lounIed, II would he orer-baz
/ ardous TO pass the bill into a law"
And this is what the Globe considers poricc
guarantee against any rrepealable Fiscal Agen,
We read II precis ely tho other wuy-as cutting VI
the Loco Foco repeal doctrine by the roots.