Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08
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The following interesting drseiopmens.
are made by the New York Union, the
very best authority upon such matters
The "Senior Editor" himself being more.
over 10 habits OF personal intercourse and
confidence with the members Of the Ad.
minIstration, and of course fully possess
ed Of the views OF the Executive.-N MAI.
Int.
FROM The Jniom."--( .Semie6seiai.)
"From the moment Mr.. Tyler was in.
augurated, he set himself above the tram.
meIs Of pariy-ll He was without party
was bound only TO administer the Cow
eminent for the good of the People. He
did not desire 10 be reelected and, TAX
ing the Constitution rs his guide, the Peo-
pie as his monitor, he turned neither 10
the right hand nor TO the left, but deyoi-
ed all the masterly power Of his quick,
penetrating, and energetic mind Tor the
general good of The whole People OF the
United States.
The Democratic party saw the posi-
ton Of the President, and resolved TO sup
port him, rs he was evidently and acknom.
iedgediy carrying oui Democratic doctrines
m his Administration. Yet there was
still stumbling. block TO them, and il Was
found in their leaders. While the mass
rs OF the People, without regard to party,
were crying ont to the leaders to support
the President, those very leaders pu: an il
here and u but there, until II was scarcely
known where to find them.
THE leading democratic papers sup.
ported the President; overtures were
openly proposed in their columns, when
such oveIiures were neither asked nor
sought for.
Things have assumed at last such
form thai ii raS deemed necessary by the
President 10 re. model the Cabinet 10 Ger
tain erient, and thrre is good reason 10
believe that his 'cas fully determined up
on, and would have been accomplished
previous to the meeting Of Congress. Ii
is highly probable that all ,chich the De
mocracy asked ,coud hare beea granted,
when suddenly ibe Glpbe comm, nced an
outrageous attack upon the Presld, Mt
Some few, very few, Of the leading pa.
pers Of the same kidney, joined 10 the cry.
The Treaty is condemned as d Disgrace
10 the country, and the Exchtquer pro-
nounced no better than bank. All this
at the very moment when all engaged in
the QUERY, must have known that the
change they had urged so long, and with
50 much patriotism was about 10 take
place.
"What is shadowed forth by those
strange fantasies of the Globe and lis co
adju,ors Certainly no love for the Pre-
sidrnt-no devotion 10 democratic prnci'
pies, he was acknowledged TO have
supported democracy throughout.
The old denounced Sub Treasury was
again the theme Of applause, and the
points Of attack were defined the Treaty
and the Exchequer.
"Coulj the President consent to allow
the Secretary Of State to ,cithdrav when
the Treaty was to be attacked? Con he
cali nep Cabinet around him when the
Exchsqne- is 10 be denounced ? Certain.
ly not. And If the democratic masses
are disposed 10 complain of The present
Cabinet, they must complain of their own
leaders, or assumed leaders, who hare
been the immediate cause of the reiention
of The present Cabinet. 1.-THE Cabinet is
obnoxious to The Democracy, ii is the pre-.
tended leaders Of the Democratic party.
who, in the determination prematurely Ia
press Mr.. Van Buren, upon the People as
their candidate in lS44, have commenced
z, neral Remuneration Of all the acts Of
the President, forgetting that, in many in
stances, 10 support the Peoples wishes,
he has gone contrary TO the advice OF that
Cabinet.
GAS 10 changes in HE Cabinet and else
mheYe, it may be- said that President Ty.
Ter cane IN with the present Congress and
Cabinet, und there is fitness and pro.
pricty 10 qNow this Congress TO expire on
the 4th of March, in the present position
Of things"
How pleasant it must be to the present
Cabinet Ministers 10 learn, upon good au-
thortv, that, had il not been for he per-
rersiiy Of the Globe, they would have been
supplanted before now, instead OF being
graciously ullowed-ih.t is the word
aHoued TO remain in Office ill the expra-
ton Of the present session of Congress
The Washington correspondent OF the