Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-16
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The following interesting developer
men!s are made by the N York 'Uniou,'
the very best authority on such matters,
the Senior Editor himself being more
over in habits Of personal intercourse
and confidence with the members of the
Administration, and Of course fully pos
sessed Of The views of the Executive.
Attention all ye who desire 10 learn and
admire the wisdom and the will of those
whom Providence has appointed TO rule
oVer you!
From THE Union,'- ESemi oGcial
From the moment Mr., Tyler was in,
augurated, he sot himself above The
trammels Of party. He was without a
~party-was bound only to administer
the Government for the good Of The Peo-
pie. He did not desire 10 be re.elected-
and, taking The Constitution as his guide,
The People as his monitor, he turned nei-
Their TO the right hand nor 10 the left, but
devoted all the mastery power Of his
quick, penetrating, and energetic mind
for the general good of the whole People
of the United States.
'The Democratic party saw the posi-
lion OF the President, and resolved to
support him, as he was evidently and &C.
k"OWledgediy carrying out democratic
doctrines in his Administration. Yet
there was still a stumbIing.bIock TO them,
and il was found in their leaders. While
the masses Of the people, without regard
to party, were crying out TO The leaders
10 support the President, those very
leaders put an if here and a but there,
until it was scarcely known where 10
find them.
1.-THE leading democratic papers sup
ported The President; overtures were
openly proposed in their columns, when
such overlures were neither asked nor
sought for.
Fittings have assumed at last such u
form that il WaS deemed necessary By the
President to REMODEL HI CABINET TO q
certain ertent, and there is good reason
10 believe that THIS WGS fully determined
upon, and would have been accomplished
previous 10 the meeting of Congress. 1t
is highly probable that all Wh,ch the De-
mOcracy asked WOuld haze been granted,
when suddenly the Globe commenced an
outrageous attack on the President
Some few, very few, of the leading pa
pers of the same kidney ioinad the cry.
The Treaty IS condemned as a disgrace
TO the county and the Exchequer pro-
nounced no better than a Bank. All
this at the very moment when all ebgag-
ed 10 the oulcry must have known that
THE CHANGE THEY A URGE so long,
and with SO much patriotism, Uas about
to take place.
"What is Swallowed forth by those
strange fantasies of the Globe and IFS
coadjntors2 Certainly no love for the
President-no devotion to democratic
PrincipIes-for he was acknowledged 10
have supported Democracy THROUGHPUT.
"The old denounced Sub Treasury
was again the theme Of applause, and the
points of attack we're defined the Treaty
and the ExcheQuer.
"Could the President consent TO allow
the Secretary of State to withdrdw when
the Treaty was to be attacked? Can he
call a new Cabinet around him when
the Exchequer is to be denOuncedH Ger
tainly not. And Il il the democratic mass
es are disposed TO complain Of the pre-
sent Cabinet, they must complain of
their own lenders, or assumed leaders,
tD!o hare been the immediate cause Of the
retention Of the present Cabinet. If The
Cabinet is obnoxious to the Democracy,
it is The pretended leaders Of the Demo-